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

Sponsors mentioned:

Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub

Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply

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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The crew kicks off live from The Grogg’s Studio with a wild “would you rather” that immediately goes off the rails, then pivots into the kind of conversation that feels funny until it gets a little too real. Jess gives the long-awaited cup update (spoiler: “leak proof” is a lie), the crew roasts influencer culture, and then they hit the uncomfortable question: what happens when AI gets good enough to replace people, manipulate people, and blur reality in ways your brain can’t easily separate anymore.

Season 2, Episode 5 of The Do-Over Podcast features Drew Hyatt with Jess and Darren (Dear Bear). Recorded at The Grogg’s Studio (aka the Grog Studio) and streamed live on Twitch, this episode moves fast: unhinged relationship hypotheticals, the ongoing “cup obsession” saga, and a rant about the weirdness of “influencing” as a job. Then the tone shifts when they watch a hyper-realistic AI filter and unpack where this goes next, from AI “baddies” and parasocial bait to the bigger picture of quantum computing, the Fermi Paradox, and whether advanced tech is basically humanity’s self-made extinction trigger.

Later, Drew brings up Alex Honnold and admits he’s genuinely nervous about a live Netflix climb on a building in Taipei, especially now that Honnold has kids. The episode closes with a quick wrap, plugs, and Darren’s handle.

00:00 – Cold open: “porn job” and unhinged start

00:01 – Welcome to the Grog Studio (live on Twitch)

00:02 – Frolicking, “sex symbol” talk, and crew intros

00:02:51 – Would you rather: job security vs “sizable hog”

00:08:03 – The reverse scenario: men choosing “hot vs smart”

00:16:39 – Reset, Jess roast session, and “special treatment”

00:22:39 – Cup update: the Owala hype vs reality

00:24:19 – Like/subscribe + Patreon plug (2026 plans)

00:28:19 – AI influencers and why influencer culture feels creepy

00:33:39 – “How gay are you?” scale, feelings, and crying talk

00:40:38 – Grogg’s sponsor spot (food, darts, sports)

00:42:05 – Darren’s Christmas gifts: candles, cup, baby oil

00:45:09 – The AI filter clip and why “dudes are cooked”

00:53:02 – Quantum computing, great filter theory, and aliens

00:56:22 – Arrival: would you still have the child?

01:00:24 – Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry + Sierra Door Supply ad

01:01:40 – Darren’s real estate “aftercare” and client support

01:04:03 – Alex Honnold Netflix live building climb anxiety

01:12:28 – Wrap-up, Darren’s Instagram, schedule and plugs

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Season 2, Episode 4 comes out of The Grogg’s Studio with Drew Hyatt and Barbress Jess bouncing between real life, internet brain-rot, and the kind of group chat energy that only gets worse once Elliott calls in.

First up, the studio’s landlord seems convinced the podcast setup is something way more suspicious, the spam calls are relentless, and Jess explains why throwing up is basically her personal horror movie. From there, it turns into a full-on food debate (oysters get absolutely cooked), then the bachelor party question hits: is it even a bachelor party without strippers?

Elliott jumps in mid-drive with peak “I live in LA now” behavior, including an over-the-top review of a Whole Foods that’s basically an indoor adult playground. Then he tops it with a gym story that ends with ripped shorts, a quick self-roast spiral, and the group doing what they do best: making it worse.

After the break, the conversation swings hard into modern dating expectations, “push present” logic, and a viral TikTok idea about paying a “date prep deposit” that Drew and Jess call exactly what it sounds like. From there it turns into workplace politics, why loud political talk is bad for business, and a bigger rant about how social media amplifies the worst voices. The back half gets even looser: K-pop curiosity (Jennie/Blackpink), Pokemon card theft stories, what people would actually steal if they snapped, and why nobody should ever be doing anything in a Best Buy aisle.

Sponsor shoutouts in this episode include Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub and Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply, plus a quick Patreon mention for supporting the show.

00:00:07 – Morning intro at The Grogg’s Studio

00:01:21 – Landlord “Ron thinks it’s porn” theory

00:03:18 – Spam calls and the phone-life spiral

00:04:40 – TikTok push and chasing views

00:06:18 – Eddie’s out sick and the puke phobia

00:08:03 – Childhood trauma story: dad’s oyster disaster

00:14:14 – Work schedules and roller rink birthday plans

00:15:17 – Bachelor party debate: do strippers “count”?

00:17:01 – Elliott calls in while driving

00:21:07 – Elliott’s “best Whole Foods ever” breakdown

00:25:20 – Drew’s stripper bachelor party story (and why he’s sober)

00:34:09 – LA Fitness trainer talk and “cardio is cooked”

00:36:51 – Elliott rips his shorts at the gym

00:40:44 – Group chat text gets read on-air

00:45:11 – Break: Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub sponsor spot

00:46:51 – Push present debate and “what’s the gift?”

00:49:28 – “Courted” dating app and date-prep deposit clip

00:53:19 – Internet grifts, OnlyFans logic, and using desperate men

00:56:33 – Workplace politics: keep it out of business

01:12:09 – Groceries are insane: “go get the hammers”

01:14:26 – Break: Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply

01:16:40 – K-pop turn: Jennie (Blackpink) rabbit hole

01:20:05 – Pokemon card theft wave and armed robberies

01:20:45 – What would you steal if you loved it enough?

01:21:40 – Jess admits the cup obsession (Stanley/Owala)

01:25:14 – The Best Buy story

01:26:36 – Firearms training and “hostage target” drills

01:30:14 – Contact info, socials, and wrap

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Season 2, Episode 2 of Taps & Takes is recorded live from Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub, with Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus running a fast-moving mix of nerd news, pop culture headlines, and NFL playoff talk.

Taps & Takes is the rapid-fire series within The Do-Over Podcast network. It’s designed for quick reactions, current topics, and unfiltered conversation, recorded live instead of inside a traditional studio. This episode opens with a breakdown of time travel in movies and TV, including which films handle it well and which ones fall apart under scrutiny.

From there, the conversation shifts into major entertainment industry news, highlighted by a deep dive into the ongoing tension between Paramount, Netflix, and Warner Bros. Drew and Edward walk through lawsuits, corporate power plays, and what a potential takeover could mean for the future of movies, studios, and streaming platforms.

The back half of the episode pivots into sports, starting with college football title talk before breaking down NFL Wild Card weekend results and locking in picks for the upcoming slate. The episode closes with final takes, plugs, and the kind of loose energy that only comes from recording live at Grogg’s.

00:00 – Live from Grogg’s opening and setup

02:08 – Let’s Get Nerdy begins

02:52 – Time travel movies and TV debate

05:12 – Blast from the past movie talk

06:40 – Golden Globes and quick culture hits

07:36 – Nerd news run: movies and TV updates

29:15 – Hype or Blight: live-action remakes

35:11 – Paramount vs Netflix vs Warner Bros discussion

41:28 – Grogg’s break and reset

42:41 – College football title talk

44:36 – NFL Wild Card weekend recap

53:11 – NFL picks and predictions

01:00:31 – Wrap-up and plugs

01:02:02 – Final notes and sign-off

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Season 2, Episode 3 of The Do-Over Podcast delivers a long, conversational episode recorded at The Grogg’s Studio with Drew Hyatt and Barbress Jess. The show opens with real-life scheduling struggles, gym routines that fall apart, and how discipline tends to collapse once the week actually starts.

The conversation moves into dating and relationship dynamics, including jealousy, “just friends” situations, and the difference between open relationships and polyamory. Drew and Jess talk candidly about honesty, boundaries, and how miscommunication turns into unnecessary drama when people avoid saying what they actually feel.

The centerpiece of the episode is Drew’s behind-the-scenes story from shooting Elliott and Lady Jam’s save-the-date photos. What should have been a smooth shoot turns complicated after getting turned away from one location, scrambling for backups, and dealing with unexpected attitudes from venues. The episode closes with local talk, a real estate and interest rate discussion tied to the Federal Reserve, social media reaction commentary, and a surprisingly heated debate over how you’re actually supposed to measure a tree.

Recorded at The Grogg’s Studio.

Sponsors mentioned include Grog’s Traditional Irish Pub and Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply.

00:00 – Welcome and new recording cadence

00:01 – Morning routines, gym talk, and missed alarms

00:06 – Scheduling chaos and packed workdays

00:08 – Dating pressure and personal stories

00:10 – Open relationships vs polyamory

00:16 – Can men and women just be friends?

00:25 – Sponsor break and show housekeeping

00:29 – Save-the-date photo shoot story begins

00:42 – Unexpected client story and location issues

00:51 – Family expectations and body image talk

00:56 – Gym culture and social media reactions

01:02 – Fed rates, Jerome Powell, and real estate

01:08 – Influencers vs normal people online

01:10 – The tree measurement debate

01:15 – Wrap-up and where to find Jess

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Season 2, Episode 2 of The Do-Over Podcast turns into an unexpected courtroom when a routine Target receipt check spirals into a near blow-up and one unavoidable question: was Drew in the wrong?

Recorded at the Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub Studio, this episode features Drew Hyatt, Jess, and Fast Eddie Edward Raus catching up after getting wiped out by the “super flu,” unpacking holiday chaos, and recapping the Santa Cruz engagement weekend that somehow still managed to go sideways. If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is a long-form hang built on real stories, honest arguments, and the kind of conversations that only happen when friends stop pretending they’re always right.

The episode takes a turn when Jess explains why the movie Eternity hit way harder than expected, opening the door to a broader conversation about relationships, pressure, and timelines. That sets the stage for the main event: Drew walks through a tense encounter with Target employees during a receipt check that escalated fast, sparked debate around authority, self-control, and accountability, and ultimately turned into a full “Is Drew the Asshole?” segment.

They close out by talking work burnout, experimenting with new schedules, and setting real 2026 goals around health, money, and habits, including quitting cigarettes and getting back to consistency. Equal parts funny, uncomfortable, and honest, this episode is exactly what The Do-Over Podcast is built for.

Sponsors and partners mentioned in this episode include Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub and Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry & Sierra Door Supply, along with a Patreon shout-out for listeners who want to support the show.

00:00:01 – Cold open and sick talk

00:03:05 – Episode 2 setup and weekly schedule

00:10:04 – Santa Cruz engagement weekend recap

00:24:32 – Eternity movie discussion and relationship pressure

00:30:04 – Tease: “Is Drew the Asshole?”

00:31:03 – Sponsor break: Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub

00:32:11 – Harry Potter obsession and confessions

00:37:34 – Target receipt check confrontation

00:58:29 – Sponsor break: Frank Sierra + Patreon

01:00:20 – Studio updates and changes ahead

01:03:11 – Work burnout and new schedules

01:09:55 – 2026 goals: health, money, habits

01:14:26 – Wrap-up and next episode tease

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Season 2, Episode 1 of Taps & Takes is live from Groggs Traditional Irish Pub with Edward Raus and Drew Hyatt. The show opens with the new live schedule (Mon/Wed/Fri on Twitch), some real-life talk, and a quick update on Elliott being out in LA with the Angels organization (he’s not hosting this episode).

From there it turns into pure nerd news and culture talk. The guys get into Avatar: Fire and Ash impressions (what worked, what didn’t, why Way of Water still feels like the strongest of the three), plus the bigger “Cameron keeps printing money” conversation and the high frame rate debate.

Then the episode hits a new segment: Hype or Blight. You get rapid-fire reactions to upcoming projects like Henry Cavill’s Warhammer, He-Man, and the God of War live-action series, before shifting into a deeper sci-fi discussion on Pluribus (Apple TV+) and why it’s flying under the radar.

The second half is sports-heavy: boxing (including Andrew Tate vs Chase DeMoor and Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul), Winter Olympics Milan hype, then football with college playoff talk, NFL Black Monday, wild card picks, Super Bowl gut calls, and a fantasy football championship recap to close.

00:00 – Live from Groggs, schedule update, sponsor shout

02:17 – Real-life update and perspective shift

03:19 – Elliott update: Angels support staff and badge name misspelling

04:49 – Show flow, quick headlines, and conversation setup

05:28 – Avatar: Fire and Ash first impressions

10:32 – Avatar business and tech talk: billion-dollar run, frame rate, IMAX

22:12 – Games and industry discussion: pricing, Switch 2, and nerd news

23:53 – Ongoing culture and entertainment discussion

28:38 – Pluribus discussion: premise, hive mind, and individuality

37:29 – Elliott Groggs ad read (voice cameo)

38:45 – Sports conversation begins: Andrew Tate vs Chase DeMoor fallout

40:15 – Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul reaction and boxing implications

44:50 – Winter Olympics Milan preview and Winter Games appeal

47:43 – “Angels news” gag and college football playoff talk

51:36 – NFL Black Monday: firings, dysfunction, and coaching takes

58:20 – Wild card setup and Ravens heartbreak

01:03:31 – Wild card picks and matchup breakdowns

01:06:48 – Super Bowl predictions and gut calls

01:10:05 – Fantasy football champion recap

01:11:12 – Wrap-up and closing

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Season 2 kicks off with a major life update as Elliott Jams drops the news that changes everything: he’s officially engaged. What starts as a casual catch-up quickly turns into a full breakdown of the proposal, complete with behind-the-scenes planning, near-misses, and the kind of honest banter only longtime friends can deliver. Edward Raus and Drew Hyatt do what they do best, pressing for details, cracking jokes, and letting the moment breathe without forcing it.

The Do-Over Podcast is a long-form, conversational hangout built around real life, pop culture, and humor. No polished personas. No fake outrage. Just real conversations between friends who have lived enough life to laugh at it. In Season 2, Episode 1, the show resets with fresh energy while staying true to what makes it work: chemistry, honesty, and letting conversations go where they’re supposed to.

Along the way, the episode dives into pop culture, including a spoiler-warning discussion around Stranger Things, before shifting into Elliott’s new job, his first-day badge photo nightmare, and the small but telling moments that come with stepping into a new chapter. It’s a true table-talk episode. Tangents, callbacks, and genuine laughs included.

00:00 – Intro and settling in

01:16 – Season 2 begins

01:34 – Elliott’s big life update teased

02:20 – Elliott’s new job and career shift

03:04 – Stranger Things discussion begins (spoilers)

08:57 – Finale reactions and story logic

13:08 – Critiques, characters, and loose ends

22:31 – Ending theories and franchise talk

25:10 – Break

26:11 – Grogg’s Irish Pub shoutout

27:20 – Back from break and 2026 reset talk

30:59 – Moving, work, and life changes

45:33 – LA vs Fresno perspective check

47:21 – Patreon mention and show support

48:08 – The engagement story begins

01:14:26 – Relationship reflections and callbacks

01:16:50 – Ads, support, and release cadence

01:18:11 – Wrapping up and what’s next

01:19:07 – First-day badge photo and name mix-up

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