The Do-Over Podcast

Season 2, Episode 6 is a Taps & Takes spin-off episode of The Do-Over Podcast, recorded at Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub with Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus. It’s a split show by design: they start in nerd mode with what they’ve been watching and what’s coming next, then pivot hard into sports once the break hits.If you’re new here: The Do-Over Podcast is the main feed and Taps & Takes is the spin-off format. Same hosts, same hang, just a tighter split between pop culture and the sports board.

This episode runs through recent watches and fandom chatter first, then closes with the big game recap, Olympics talk, and Daytona momentum.They open with Send Help and the Sam Raimi angle, then bounce through TV reactions (including why one show stuck the landing after a slow start). The middle of the episode is dominated by PlayStation State of Play rumor talk and what they actually want from 2026 releases.

After the break, they hit the Super Bowl (why it felt conservative and why the kicker deserved the MVP), then finish with Winter Olympics takes and a Daytona 500 preview with early betting lean.

00:00:11 – Intro: nerd news and sports news setup

00:03:21 – Send Help quick review and Sam Raimi talk

00:08:50 – Wonder Man redemption (slow start, strong finish)

00:11:06 – Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: “peak” reaction

00:15:08 – God of War live-action Atreus casting + Monarch S2

00:17:53 – Iron Lung box office and indie movie reality check

00:21:29 – Super Bowl trailers, Disney/Marvel/Star Wars frustration

00:31:07 – PlayStation State of Play rumors and 2026 game chatter

00:37:05 – Hype or Blight: rapid-fire 2026 games

00:39:34 – Break, then sports intro

00:41:29 – Super Bowl recap: conservative game plan, MVP gripe

00:50:05 – Winter Olympics: why winter clears summer

00:56:38 – Daytona 500 preview and early betting angle

00:59:16 – Outro and plugs

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Season 2, Episode 11 drops in with Drew Hyatt and Barbress Jess live from the studio in Northeast Fresno, starting with the behind-the-scenes drama of a guest who didn’t make it and why politics on a “not-politics” podcast can instantly poison the vibe. They unpack the original blow-up, the snippy “you’re stupid” energy, and the bigger point: you can have strong opinions without turning every conversation into a battlefield.

Then it turns into an all-time Jess update: the colonic experience from start to finish, the “Johnny the Parasite” obsession, and why she immediately jumped into a parasite cleanse (plus the boyfriend moment that genuinely hurt). It’s gross, funny, and weirdly relatable, because it’s really about patience, communication, and how differently men and women tell stories.

From there, the episode pivots into Valentine’s Day expectations, what (if anything) a man can wear to flip the switch for women, and why suits and “uniform energy” beat pretty much everything else. They finish with throwback 900-number stories, a “this person can’t be real” internet clip spiraling into faith and religious insanity, then quick-hit reactions on the Super Bowl, halftime takes (Bad Bunny vs. Turning Point USA), and a Pepsi commercial dunking on AI slop. Sponsors get love along the way, with Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub holding down the studio and Frank Sierra’s crew getting a shout for finish carpentry and door work.

00:00 – Welcome + show schedule (Twitch/YouTube/Spotify)

00:01 – The canceled guest + why Jess dislikes James

00:03 – Politics blow-up, “don’t be a political podcast,” and 2A tension

00:10 – Jess’ colonic update: “Johnny the Parasite” + what it was like

00:17 – The boyfriend moment: “I need you to talk faster”

00:25 – Valentine’s Day pressure: gifts, dinner, and “unromantic partners”

00:36 – What can a guy wear to turn women on? (suits, uniforms, physique)

00:43 – Before the internet: 900 numbers and the payphone attempt

00:48 – “This person can’t be real”: Ark of Grace / 666 Olympics clip

00:57 – Sponsor break: Frank Sierra + Patreon plug

00:59 – Super Bowl was boring + halftime reactions

01:03 – Project Hail Mary trailer + Pepsi polar bears vs AI slop

01:05 – Quick reaction clip: “All Sinners will think that this is…”

01:06 – Wrap-up + Epstein file tease + closing question

01:07 – Where to find Jess + sign-off

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Jess walks into Grogg’s Studio convinced it’s officially “colonic time,” kicking off a brutally honest and very graphic discussion about IBS-C, parasite paranoia, gut health spirals, and whether doing a colonic once means you’re signing up for a lifetime habit. From coffee enemas to probiotic overload, the room does not hold back, and things get uncomfortable fast.

Season 2, Episode 10 of The Do-Over Podcast keeps the energy loose and unfiltered as Drew Hyatt, Barbress Jess, and Edward Raus bounce from health panic to cultural slang debates, including a full breakdown of what “getting cracked” actually means and why no one can agree on it. The episode is recorded live from Grogg’s Studio, keeping the pace raw and conversational throughout. Later, special guest Elliott Jams calls in, immediately derailing the show with a wild comparison of hentai to Arby’s, followed by updates from LA, frustrations with slow internet, Angels broadcast money drama, FanDuel fallout, and an unapologetic Sam Darnold victory lap. The back half of the episode launches the first “Big E files” conversation, touching on Elon Musk’s name surfacing in the Epstein-file discussion, before closing with viral clips, an egg-cracking remix video, and Jess finally giving her long-awaited Forrest Gump review, including strong takes on Jenny.

00:00 – Cold open and live setup 03:09 –

Recording live from Grogg’s Studio 04:35 –

“Colonic time” and why Jess is doing it 06:20 –

IBS-C, parasites, and gut health paranoia 10:07

– Coffee enemas, probiotics, and addiction talk 11:39

– Choking fears and random childhood trauma 13:24

– “Trauma” vs inconvenience debate 17:02

– Cookie season chaos 22:21

– Grogg’s sponsor break 23:25

– Elliott Jams calls in 27:02

– Elliott’s Arby’s and hentai comparison 33:47

– Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil 36:04

– Elliott’s internet and LA struggles 44:16

– Angels broadcast money and FanDuel fallout 50:29

– Sam Darnold victory lap 54:45

– Sponsor break and Patreon plug 58:10

– ADHD medication discussion 01:00:27

– “Big E files” segment begins 01:02:16

– Elon Musk and Epstein-file discussion 01:09:21

– “F around and find out” bull clip 01:12:48

– Egg-cracking remix reaction 01:14:01

– Forrest Gump review and Jenny takes 01:20:12

– Wrap-up and closing plugs

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Season 2, Episode 5 of The Do-Over Podcast is recorded live from Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub and runs as a true split-show: nerd news up top, then a full Super Bowl betting board. Drew Hyatt and Edward “Fast Eddie” Raus open with rapid-fire takes on what’s coming next in movies and TV, what’s worth being optimistic about, and what Hollywood keeps getting wrong when it comes to casting and storytelling.

If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is a weekly hang built around smart, unfiltered conversation. Some episodes are pure life and stories, and some are structured like this one: a tight rundown of what’s happening in sports and pop culture, with opinions that actually take a side instead of playing it safe.

This week’s first stretch hits Highlander with Henry Cavill, the Michael Jackson biopic (and whether they’ll dodge the uncomfortable parts), the God of War casting announcements, The Last of Us ending plan and why the casting debate won’t die, and the shows they’re actually enjoying week-to-week. Then the tone shifts into “hype or blight” where Drew gets three wild anime premises and has to call them. After that, it turns into a Super Bowl LX special: Seahawks vs Patriots, totals and spreads, Cooper Kupp props they think are mispriced, and the weirdest novelty bets you can legally click.

00:00 – Intro: live from Grogg’s

00:46 – Fast Eddie joins, nerd news setup

02:46 – Highlander reboot talk (Henry Cavill)

05:15 – Michael Jackson biopic and “dark side” debate

09:23 – God of War casting rundown

11:22 – House of the Dragon + The Last of Us ending plan

14:53 – A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms reactions

17:31 – Daredevil Born Again: Jessica Jones returns

18:35 – Chainsaw Man, Gundam, and anime logic

22:38 – Elon, Odyssey casting, and studio outrage

24:16 – Paramount chasing short-form video

26:53 – Iron Lung deep dive: box office controversy

35:29 – “Hype or Blight” anime segment

39:58 – Elliott joins, sports section begins

41:31 – Angels broadcast uncertainty and MLB.tv shift

46:23 – Super Bowl preview: Seahawks vs Patriots

48:41 – Cooper Kupp props and matchup reasoning

51:19 – The Octopus bet explained

55:02 – Landmark, streaker, and other novelty props

59:42 – Anthem length, halftime bets, wild prop board

01:02:55 – Final picks and wrap-up

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Season 2, Episode 9 of The Do-Over Podcast leans into exactly what the show does best. Loose, funny, and honest conversations that start small and spiral into something real.

Drew Hyatt and Barbress Jess move through everyday frustrations, internet outrage cycles, and the idea of being labeled a “certified hater” just for having an opinion. The tone stays conversational and self-aware, touching on cancel culture, social pile-ons, parenting stress, and the background noise that comes with trying to keep life moving forward.

Later in the episode, David Danenberg joins the conversation for a grounded, no-spin discussion about Melting Station. They talk through the closure of the Visalia location, the realities of running a restaurant right now, rising costs, staffing pressure, and what actually goes into deciding when something isn’t sustainable anymore. It’s not framed as a business lesson. It’s an honest reflection on learning, adapting, and continuing on.

The episode closes with reactions, side commentary, and future-show teases, along with reminders about the live Twitch streams and ways to support the studio. If you’re new, The Do-Over Podcast is about second chances, real conversations, and figuring things out in real time without pretending to have the answers.

00:00:01 – Cold open and immediate chaos

00:00:41 – Monday recording, Wednesday drop

00:13:58 – Target frustration and daily annoyances

00:14:43 – Tesla charging stop and El Paseo talk

00:35:07 – Cancel culture and internet pile-ons

00:40:00 – Reset before the featured conversation

00:43:37 – Melting Station and closing Visalia

00:55:49 – Sponsor break discussion

00:57:40 – Parenting realities and ADHD conversation

01:00:01 – Feuds, beef, and “certified hater” talk

01:12:29 – Epstein files tease and Elon Musk mention

01:13:32 – Reactions segment

01:19:59 – Wrap-up and show plugs

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Season 2, Episode 8 of The Do-Over Podcast starts exactly how you’d expect: a hard left into “are candles in a single man’s house a green flag?” followed by the real update everyone’s waiting for, Jess’s grandma. Between hospital confusion, rehab placement, and the emotional whiplash of “you’re not my daughter,” the crew gets into how ugly family dynamics get when meds, fear, and old patterns collide.

From there, Drew shifts into his own family reality: a tense cancer conversation with his dad, and why his big takeaway was simple. Get him weed, and get him calm. That leads straight into a full “dispensary is the Apple Store now” breakdown, then into traffic stop stories. Jess catches a school-zone ticket near Clovis North with the meanest motorcycle cop imaginable, and Drew follows with his own getting-pulled-over experiences, including how he handles it when he’s carrying.

After the break, things get more “Do-Over”: a Denny’s dine-and-dash story that almost goes sideways for real, a “Bush” obsession bit (beer, band, president, and literally jumping into a bush), then the main debate: hall passes. The crew argues what counts, what doesn’t, why “Brandon from accounting” is a relationship-killer, and how a porn star claiming she actually slept with her hall pass changes the whole premise. They wrap with reaction clips, a ridiculous “Racoon” trailer watch, and the usual sendoff with where to find everyone.

Recorded at The Grogg’s Studio, with sponsor shoutouts including Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub and Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply.

00:00 – Cold open and intro

00:01 – Axe body spray, candles, and “single guy” vibes

00:07 – Jess’s grandma update: hospital, rehab, and paranoia swings

00:18 – Drew’s dad cancer meeting and “get him weed” plan

00:23 – Jess gets pulled over: school-zone ticket story

00:31 – Drew’s traffic stops, CCW, and how cops reacted

00:35 – Denny’s dine-and-dash: cops, cuffs, and almost disaster

00:41 – Grogg’s sponsor break

00:42 – Sean stories: the chicken clock and “so much Bush”

00:46 – Hall pass debate: rules, celebrity vs real-life, and weird outcomes

00:58 – Frank Sierra / Sierra Door Supply sponsor break

01:01 – Reaction segment kicks off

01:04 – Trailer reaction: “Racoon” (spoof-style movie)

01:08 – Wrap-up, socials, and release schedule

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Season 2, Episode 4 of Taps & Takes is live from Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub, and it’s two lanes the whole way: a brutally honest nerd-news rundown, then a full-on football wrap with Eddie’s blood pressure rising by the minute. Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus open with a “Fair but Unfair” follow-up, because someone actually sat through Mercy and came back with a spoiler-heavy review, plus a side-eye at Rotten Tomatoes that turns into a real “how is this score even possible?” conversation.

From there, the nerd headlines hit fast: the latest Supergirl spot and the “Guardians vibe” debate, Marvel possibly stretching Secret Wars, and the rumor mill around HBO’s Harry Potter series. They get into what’s working and what’s not with Marvel TV right now, why some shows lose the casual audience, and why certain projects still deserve a shot. The episode also jumps into big future-release talk like Dune Messiah versus Doomsday, plus hype for Project Hail Mary, quick trailer reactions, and a “hype or blight” game for upcoming live-action anime adaptations.

Then it’s straight to the sports desk: conference championship reactions, why Seattle looks like the most complete team, and why the Patriots being back in the Super Bowl feels unreal. The centerpiece rant is the Pro Bowl becoming meaningless, sparked by Shedeur Sanders making it despite the numbers. And to close, the coaching carousel turns into a Browns roast session when the conversation lands on Cleveland using AI, essays, homework, and personality tests to hire a head coach.

00:00 – Live from Grogg’s, Friday setup

01:15 – “Fair but Unfair”: Mercy review (spoilers)

05:12 – Rotten Tomatoes audience score conspiracy talk

06:52 – Nerd news starts: Supergirl TV spot, Lobo, DCU vibes

10:16 – Marvel may split Secret Wars

12:22 – HBO Harry Potter rumor: Cillian Murphy as Voldemort

15:37 – Wonder Man critic vs audience divide, Marvel TV trust

19:09 – Aaron Pierre Black Panther talk

20:04 – Sinners gets 16 nominations discussion

21:10 – Dune Messiah vs Doomsday release-date debate

24:07 – Dragon Ball “Galactic Patrol” + Project Hail Mary hype

26:46 – A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms reaction (yes, that scene)

29:28 – He-Man trailer debate

31:22 – Hype or blight: Naruto, Gundam, Akira live-action

37:12 – Break + Grogg’s sponsor bit

39:09 – Sports desk: conference championship games recap

45:02 – Super Bowl setup: Seahawks vs Patriots, Darnold narrative

48:07 – Pro Bowl rant: Shedeur Sanders’ numbers vs the invite

56:40 – Coaching carousel: Steelers hire McCarthy, Bills stay same

01:00:20 – Browns coaching search: AI, essays, homework, tests

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Season 2, Episode 7 of The Do-Over Podcast is a real one: the crew starts with morning-at-Grogg’s energy, then spirals into dating standards, money, and what “security” actually means when you’re building a life with someone. A viral clip claiming “no dating under $200K” sets off a blunt conversation about preferences vs. delusion, and the group goes around the table with their own non-negotiables.

Hosted by Drew Hyatt, Barbress Jess, and Darren “Der Bear,” this episode is recorded at the Grogg’s Studio. If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is a hangout-style show built on honest conversations, stories that go off the rails, and sharp takes that don’t pretend life is neat and packaged.

From there, it turns into a heavier real-life segment as Jess walks through her grandma’s hospital situation, how fast things can turn with pain meds, and what it looks like when family has to hold the line in chaos. Then Drew’s News hits, with the crew reacting to a Minnesota incident involving ICE and the fallout around how it’s being framed publicly.

Big thanks to Grogg’s for sponsoring the studio, and to Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry and Sierra Door Supply for supporting the show.

00:00 – Psyllium, mic check, and the early chaos

00:56 – Welcome to The Do-Over Podcast + Grogg’s shoutout

02:12 – Getting pulled over, nerves, and “talking your way out”

14:10 – The leaky Owala cup problem (and Target solutions)

20:31 – Der Bear’s 41st birthday recap: golf, snowboarding, poker

22:17 – TikTok clips, blocking moms, and the stalker situation

25:51 – Dad’s cancer update + wills, inheritance, and family dynamics

30:48 – Break

32:34 – Reaction: “I won’t date a man under $200K”

41:22 – Roundtable: everyone’s real dating requirements

49:16 – Sponsor break: Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry + Sierra Door Supply

51:49 – Jess’s grandma in the hospital: pain meds, paranoia, restraints

01:02:55 – Drew’s News: Minnesota ICE shooting discussion

01:14:53 – Parent story: the Chucky doll childhood trauma

01:17:24 – Reaction: “boobs save men’s lives” science talk

01:21:03 – Honest hands: tasting semen and the envelope comparison

01:23:35 – Where to find everyone + outro

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The Do-Over Podcast, Season 2 Episode 6, recorded at The Grogg’s Studio, opens with Drew Hyatt, Barbress Jess, and Edward Raus easing into the morning before the conversation takes a sharp turn into internet-era confrontation and modern relationship expectations.

The episode’s centerpiece moments come from two viral clips that spark real debate at the table. First, a parking lot confrontation that escalates into someone being maced, raising questions about public filming, provocation, and why so many people seem determined to manufacture conflict for attention. Jess adds firsthand context after sharing her own experience being filmed through a salon window by a stranger in disguise, and the group breaks down the rise of “auditor” culture and why it feels less about rights and more about baiting reactions.

Later, the conversation shifts to a viral relationship clip where a woman casually states she doesn’t cook breakfast for her husband, followed by an update claiming he drained their joint account and told her to leave. The crew debates whether the story is real or rage-bait, and uses it as a launch point to talk about fairness, partnership, financial leverage in marriages, and how divorce laws often play out in the real world.

Along the way, the episode weaves in lighter moments, including work cancellations tied to economic pressure, food routines, party etiquette disasters, and a debate over Alex Honnold’s Netflix skyscraper climb. The result is a loose but pointed conversation that mixes humor with uncomfortable questions about accountability, relationships, and internet culture.

Recorded at: The Grogg’s Studio

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00:00 – Mustache talk, intro, spam calls

01:09 – Grogg’s Studio, release schedule, Patreon mention

02:13 – Jess joins, work cancellations and money pressure

08:35 – “Medical” diagram debate and relationship bathroom stories

17:06 – Keto, smoked ribs, and food routines

20:02 – Anniversary gifts, finances, and birthday party expectations

30:25 – Break: Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub ad

33:07 – Booze at a kid’s party backfires (Young Paul story)

36:29 – Save-the-date photo preview and reactions

36:53 – Reaction 1: parking lot mace video

39:55 – Jess filmed at salon, “auditor” culture breakdown

51:35 – Break: Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply

52:26 – Bathroom talk: magnesium citrate, constipation stories

55:10 – Reaction 2: “I don’t cook for my husband” clip

01:12:25 – Alex Honnold Netflix live skyscraper climb debate

01:19:25 – Break: Patreon plug + quick banter

01:23:14 – Girl Scout cookie QR shirts and the “Cookies” brand issue

01:24:34 – Rapid-fire reactions (rickshaw strippers, animal defense kick)

01:30:22 – Wrap-up, tags, where to find the show

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Recorded at Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub, Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus settle in for Season 2, Episode 3 of Taps & Takes, the bar-side series of The Do-Over Podcast where current sports, movies, TV, and nerd culture collide in real, unfiltered conversation.

The episode opens with casual chaos at Grogg’s, including foggy travel stories and a brutally honest parenting moment sparked by a Rubik’s Cube and instant frustration. From there, Drew and Edward introduce a new segment where they judge movies they have not seen purely off trailers, starting with Mercy starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson. The discussion covers trailer red flags, Pratt fatigue, AI-courtroom vibes, and why the lack of early reviews raises eyebrows.

The conversation rolls through a dense block of nerd news, including Bungie’s Marathon controversy, excitement around Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War, Zootopia 2 breaking box office records, and ongoing frustration with George R.R. Martin and HBO amid Jon Snow and Arya Stark spin-off rumors. They react to Netflix and Warner Bros. theatrical window news, Sophie Turner’s Lara Croft reveal, James Cameron’s comments on keeping Avatar budgets in check, and Ryan Hurst being cast as Kratos in the God of War series. The segment wraps with Kathleen Kennedy stepping down from Lucasfilm and a “Hype or Blight” breakdown of upcoming video game adaptations including Mario, Zelda, Elden Ring, and Street Fighter, plus thoughts on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

After a mid-episode Grogg’s break, the focus shifts to sports. The guys joke through another edition of “Angels news,” react to Indiana winning the college football championship, and dig into an unusually strong NFL playoff slate. They debate controversial catches, break down Bills-Broncos and Rams-Bears, react to the 49ers collapse, make Super Bowl picks, and close with coaching carousel talk involving Harbaugh, Stefanski, and Miami’s new direction.

00:00 – Welcome to Taps & Takes at Grogg’s

01:07 – Fog, driving, and music vibes

03:30 – Rubik’s Cube dad frustration moment

06:53 – New segment introduction

07:25 – Judging Mercy from the trailer

11:54 – Bungie’s Marathon controversy

14:14 – Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War

15:18 – Zootopia 2 box office dominance

16:41 – Jon Snow and Arya spin-off rumors

18:11 – George R.R. Martin and HBO tension

23:28 – Netflix and Warner Bros. theatrical window

24:17 – Sophie Turner as Lara Croft

25:21 – James Cameron on Avatar budgets

27:08 – Ryan Hurst cast as Kratos

29:31 – Kathleen Kennedy exits Lucasfilm

32:05 – Hype or Blight: game adaptations

38:36 – A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms tone debate

43:01 – Grogg’s break and darts challenge

44:02 – Sports segment begins

45:18 – Indiana wins college football title

46:23 – NFL playoffs overview

48:15 – Bills vs Broncos controversy

51:33 – Rams vs Bears debate

52:33 – 49ers collapse reaction

53:17 – Super Bowl picks

56:20 – Coaching carousel discussion

59:27 – Wrap and closing

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