Brunch

We saw Batman v Superman. We talk about it, plus going to the movies (and doing other things)alone. And, once again, screw 'The Walking Dead.'

John Feitelberg and DJ Bean go head-to-head at Roxy's Grilled Cheese to see who can eat a quadruple patty cheeseburger on grilled cheese buns, poutine, lemonade and a Hoodsie the fastest. Pete Blackburn and Roxy's owner James DiSabatino witness the chaos.

Season four of 'House of Cards' is discussed without a guest because nobody hates us more than Kevin Spacey. Ariana Grande and the upcoming food challenge are also brought up.

The boys discuss their bodies, the vast differences in their fitness lifestyles, and things they HATE about the gym.

Discussing Netflix original programming and what shows we think would be better off if they were produced by the streaming service.

Pete remembers his dog and DJ reads an episode of 'Friends.'

‘Master of None’ star Lena Waithe joins the show to discuss Kendrick Lamar, love, the undying significance of The Cosby Show and not being boring in the bedroom.

ESPN's Field Yates joins the show to ignore "the big game" and talk about random crap like Gossip Girl & Laguna Beach instead.

The squad fields questions about their run-ins with the police, which 'Friends' characters would be this year's presidential candidates, and which body part they hate most about themselves.

Hockey writer Travis Yost joins the show to talk about having the world's stupidest opinions on food.

BRUNCH returns to tackle romantic comedies and New Year's resolutions.

Dave Lozo joins the podcast to talk about 'Friends' and DJ's idea that Ross Geller is the show's best male character.

John Feitelberg joins Pete & DJ to discuss what famous dudes they have the hots for.

John Feitelberg of Barstool Sports joins to talk about Justin Bieber's new album and Pete shares an interesting theory about who "Love Yourself" is about.

The BRUNCH squad answers random questions from listeners. Also, season six of The Walking Dead is discussed.

ESPN's Darren Rovell joins the show to talk about all the hate he receives on Twitter.

Actor Chris Diamantopoulos (aka Russ Hanneman from HBO's 'Silicon Valley') joins the show to talk about playing the biggest - and greatest - douchebag on TV.

We meet up with 'Black Mass' co-author Dick Lehr to discuss the new Whitey Bulger movie starring Johnny Depp.

DJ & Pete talk about the Emmys, or try to anyway. Also, Fear The Walking Dead is discussed.

The first episode of 'Brunch' with Pete Blackburn & DJ Bean.