A Brewtiful Horror

Bob is back! We sip some decaf coffee (because it's late!) and talk about another French film: Girls With Balls.

Just a glimpse into my mind with where I've been at with life and the show, and where things are headed in both.

Andrew Grizzly joins me on this episode, and we discuss all of the amazing one liners and muscles that make up Predator...all while drinking some Coup de Boule from The Brewer's Art.

I know! I know! I've been slacking on the Behind The Brews episodes. Here is an update on some of the things from the last few weeks.

They're coming to get you, Bobera! Bob is back on this episode. We talk about the 1990 remake of Night Of The Living Dead on this episode. We also do a better job of staying on topic this time around as well!

I am tired as hell, but I still wanted to talk about my first time watching Vamp. I also drink a tasty Blood Peach Otter from Vasen.

This episode almost didn't happen. I've been dealing with some stuff lately and almost didn't record, but I really wanted to talk about this movie, so sit and listen to me chat about The Autopsy Of Jane Doe, while sipping on THE west coast IPA from Väsen Brewing.

Since I'm getting tattooed next week, I figured I'd share my tattoo journey: the good, the bad, and the painful. I did leave some of the really gruesome stuff out though. I don't want anyone getting an upset stomach if they're listening on their lunch break.

Today I sit with my good friend and roommate, Bob. We discuss the 2008 French movie, Martyrs, meanings in the movie, our love of horror in general, and even Ed Sheeran...all while drinking beer that his dad brewed.

My life has been a little eventful since the last episode. Let me catch you up and tell you about it...and my toaster on wheels.

It has been a while since I've done a movie episode. On this episode, I sip on some Dunkin blueberry coffee and talk about a movie that I almost never watched, Come Play.

A spur of the moment, surprise episode to start getting back into the swing of things now that I'm more settled into my new place.

The final episode of Behind The Brews recorded in Philadelphia. This last year and a half has gone by fast, and that has been so many good and bad memories here, but it's time to start the next chapter in a few days. Here's a little reflection on my time living here.

Time to catch up on what I've been listening to, watching, doing, and some life lessons I'm learning.

After taking a week off, I am back! While sipping on some of Old City Coffee's Horticultural Blend coffee, I fill everyone in on my time off, before talking about 2015's Exeter.

I'm using the podcast to test out a short story I'm working on. Let me know what you think.

I did learn something new today. I talk about food quite a bit in this episode, and how I'm hanging out with my mom in Philly next week (Reading Terminal Market!).

John Mayer.

I think this is officially the longest episode now. I actually had to stop myself from talking on this one. I talk about how lo-fi music makes me feel at peace, my recent experience on a YouTube livestream, my love of video games, and motivation (or my lack thereof).

One of my most ridiculous titles yet. It's probably fitting though, as I talk about my updated thoughts on the 2003 movie Jeepers Creepers 2. I also talk about the Quaid brothers and the Bacon brothers. And Meatloaf.

The Valentine's Day episode. I talk about how 90's shows and movies affected my life and my view on relationships. Plus other ramblings as always.

I swear I'm not that tired! Between my awkwardness, I discuss another goal for this year, as well as the movie Pandorum...all while drinking a pecan pie stout.

This might be one of the hardest episodes I've done about myself. I had an idea going in, but fear took over. I decided to continue anyway and talk about some things no one knows about me.

You don't know about The Tallbirds 1 through 6, but you do get to find out about number 7. Listen to me be weird (it's lack of sleep, I swear!), drink the stout that was voted on by IG followers, and talk about the Jessica Biel movie that was directed by the same guy that did Martyrs.

I've been thinking for a while about how to speak about this all, but I feel like I need to do it. I just hope it works out.