Hector Perez

Brew For Two

Leisure EN ↓ 65 episodes

A cozy weekly podcast where two millennials sip on a cup of coffee and dive into the latest trends and quirky news headlines. Each 20–30-minute episode will feel like a warm chat with friends, blending light-hearted conversation with a touch of humor, pop culture, and a splash of curiosity. Grab your favorite mug and join us for a fresh brew every week!

Author

Hector Perez

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

www.thehectorperez.com

Latest episode

Jun 8, 2026

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Episodes

39 : Milllennials Did What Back in the Day?! 20.10.2025

On this week's episode, Hector and Bea delve into Charmin's new "Forever Roll" toilet paper, daily things that actually need upgrades, bidets, and Millennial things that might baffle younger generations!

38: Sora 2: The Future or AI Slop? 13.10.2025

On this week's episode Hector and Bea delve into bubbly waters, dodgeball in our high school days, Open AI's Sora 2 and its implications, and killer cars!

37 : AI's First "Actress" 06.10.2025

We're back! This week we dive into cinema's first AI "actress" and what this could mean for Hollywood, companies that have replaced human workers with AI and which of those have failed, and we get festive with some Halloween movie talk!

36: The Conjuring and Uber Eats' Automated Delivery Robots 15.09.2025

On this week's episode Hector and Bea discuss the Conjuring: Last Rites and why horror movies are ideal in theaters, Uber's delivery robots, Lyft's May Mobility robotaxi service, and whether we're ready for so many robots in our daily lives!

35 : Hollow Knight: Silksong Breaks the Internet 08.09.2025

On this week's episode Hector and Bea chat Hollow Knight: Singsong and how it crashed online marketplaces, pirates supporting Silksong, Stephen King's The Long Walk, and interactive theater experiences!

34: Taco Bell's A.I. Fiasco and Taylor Swift's Engagement 01.09.2025

On today's episode of Brew for Two, Hector and Bea dive into positive things that the internet gives us, Taco Bell's latest AI driveway fiasco, the proliferation of technology and whether too much is good, Weapons, and Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement!

33: Bye Bye, Brain Rot: Hello Focus Friend 25.08.2025

Another week, another pod. This week Hector and Bea delve into focus apps and how they help in curbing our screentime, Hank Green's latest project Focus Friend, how much social media do we actually need, Ali Hazelwood's latest book, and Alien: Earth.

32 : The Conjuring: Fact, Fiction, and the Warren Occult Museum 18.08.2025

Are we getting spooky already? This week Hector and Bea delve into the Conjuring franchise, why these movies work (or don't), the real owners of the Conjuring home and their lawsuit, Matt Rife taking over the Warren Museum, and Adam Driver's part in combatting wolves?!

31: Goodbye Gilded Age, Hello Alien: Earth 11.08.2025

It's August already?! This week Hector and Bea discuss their ideal weekend and morning routine, Alien: Earth and what to expect, the upcoming season finale of the Gilded Age , Sara Wynn-Williams' book Careless People , and the tough choice of watching a show live vs waiting to binge!

30 : Fantastic Four and Debunking Superhero Fatigue 04.08.2025

Another week, another pod! This week Hector and Bea discuss the Fantastic Four: First Steps without spoilers, superhero fatigue and if it's real, how the MCU can market their new movies, and their best theater experiences!

29 : Gwyneth Paltrow, Astronomer, and Controlling The Narrative 28.07.2025

Another week, another pod! This week Hector and Bea delve into Letterboxd and why logging what we watch might be really handy, Avatar: Seven Havens, the Astronomer-Coldplay fiasco, and owning the media narrative!

28 : The Love Hypothesis movie: What We Know So Far 21.07.2025

Another week, another pod! This week Hector and Bea keep it simple: movies! They share information on Ali Hazelwood's The Love Hypothesis being greenlit for production, why James Gunn's Superman worked ( no spoilers ), and Hollywood's obsession with sequels!

27 : The Password That Exposed Millions 14.07.2025

Another week, another episode! This one is a short one. Hector and Bea discuss Tunic , finishing books we own, and McDonald's data breach that exposed millions of applicants' information.

26: Drama In Pilates Tok? 07.07.2025

It's another week and another episode! This week Hector and Bea delve into the drama in the pilates Tiktok community, why some people gatekeep in different communities, Lululemon's nonsensical lawsuit against Costco, and AMC integrating more ads before movies!

25: Gen Z Work Ethic & The Rise of Etiquette Experts 30.06.2025

It's another week, another episode! Today Hector and Bea delve into generational stereotypes, Gen Z's supposed workplace ethics (or lack thereof), etiquette experts in the workplace, Marge Simpson's death, and Family Guy got a new dog?!

24: Unreleased Pokémon Designs 23.06.2025

It's another week and another episode! This week Hector and Bea discuss coffee tasting, unreleased Pokémon designs, how badass Gorochu could have been, how many Eeveelutions do we need, and a dive into John Green's Everything Is Tuberculosis!

23: Bringing Our Ramen To The Next Level 16.06.2025

It's another week and another episode of Brew for Two! This week, we dial it back a bit and delve into some light-hearted topics: how to improve our ramen game by adding simple ingredients, which generic items are better than the big brands, adjusting to Georgia and humidity, and what moving out of our parents' house was like.

22: To Labubu, or Not To Labubu? 09.06.2025

Podcast! On this week's episode Hector and Bea dig into the latest craze: LABUBU. Is it just a fad? How long will it last? Also, people were upset in 1937 with the debut of the shopping cart-- what other inventions caused some apprehension? Hear us dig into inventions that were hated during their debuts!

21: Not Just a Fan Site: The CIA's Covert Star Wars Site 02.06.2025

This week, Hector and Bea discuss Wegmans' chocolate cake, the return of blue books, cheating on college exams with ChatGPT, the Annabelle doll gone missing, and the CIA using fan sites for their covert operations!

20: Setting Sail: A Man and His Cat 26.05.2025

On this week's episode, Hector and Bea delve into Netflix's new original series Sirens , traveling in hot air balloons, and the story of an Oregon man who set sail with his cat Phoenix for Hawaii!

19: The One Where HBO Max Returns 19.05.2025

Brew for Two is back! This week Hector and Bea discuss relocating from NY to GA, company rebrands, the return of HBO Max, and Jared McCain's new nail polish collaboration with Sally Hansen.

18: NASA Runs on Taco Bell? 28.04.2025

This week Hector and Bea discuss the bizarre NASA-Taco Bell connection that many don't know about, tortillas in outer space, Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" and his unique film rights deal, and ownership as creators.

17: Katy Perry vs Wendy's: 100% Beef? 21.04.2025

On this week's episode Hector and Bea delve into Blue Origin's All-Female Space Trip, Katy Perry and Wendy's Twitter feud, going to Outerspace, Coachella, and how Gen Z is financing their Coachella trips!

16: Minecraft the Movie... and the Meltdown 14.04.2025

This week Hector and Bea discuss the Minecraft movie, the worrisome trend at the Minecraft movie showings, bad trends that Millennials did back in the day, and the latest BBL gummy controversy.

15: The AI Invasion: AI on Tinder? 07.04.2025

This week Hector and Bea discuss the proliferation of AI on various social media platforms and apps, Tinder's AI game that guides users in flirting, AI in the courtroom, and the Office Siren trend!

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