Dudes with Brews on a Porch

The boys are back after a quick break. Beer smuggling gone wrong, birthday boy grumpy grumps, and some life stuff. This week's brews are New Glarus Spotted Cow and Southern Tier Pumking.

Grief sneaks in when we least expect it. TV can become an issue in a relationship. And maybe game shows are only for people who've figured out how to fake joy. It's raw, it's real, and it's best accompanied by this week's brew: Lion Tail Brewing Co.'s Mother Pucker All links found here

Welcome to a new experimental podcast from Drew: P is for Punk. Each episode dives into the world of punk one album at a time, one letter at a time. For this pilot, we kick things off with the 1995 classic, …And Out Come the Wolves by Rancid. Drew explores the history behind the record, how it was received, and shares his own take on why it still matters. It's the first step in finding the flow fo...

Rob and Drew finally decide it's time to build a listener base—one person at a time. Drew vents about the overused phrase "love that for him," while Rob mostly just stirs the pot. This week's brew: Toppling Goliath's Cyber Sue. Fair warning: the dogs in the background had some strong opinions too.

Rob and Drew return from their sunburnt, dehydrated adventure in Burbank. From the laughs at The Comedy Store to the magic of the WB tour, they unpack the trip and try to figure out why Drew never smiles when he's actually having fun.  

This week, the dudes dive into Minnesota's infamous Surly Laws after a recent trip across the border. Drew confronts his fear of skyrocketing Uber prices, and the guys hatch a plan for the rise of LA Drew . . This episode's brew? A classy combo of 1792 Small Batch bourbon and some good ol' mineral water—hydration and intoxication in perfect harmony.   Buy Merch here

Filmmaker gough from Beernuts Productions returns to the porch to chat about his latest short film, Mr. X . He and Drew dive into the art of sequels, what makes movies worth watching, and—because why not?—the wild world of NHL hockey. Download gough's new film [ Mr. X ] here .  

From the East Coast to the heart of the Midwest, punk rock veteran Geoff Palmer sits down with Drew to talk songwriting, the Midwest punk scene, and why music still matters. They dive into the creative process, musical roots, and more. Geoff sips on Lakefront Brewery's "Junk," while Drew attempts to choke down the classic Pabst Blue Ribbon, America's best beer in 1893. Check out Geoff's new EP  Ko...

Drew gives a spoiler filled review on Jurassic World Rebirth, the guys align a time limit to "or so", and a wrong address brings on a scary car ride. This week's drinks are Old Fitzgerald's 7 year BIB and 11 year. 

Drew shares a DJing moment that made his blood boil, the guys mourn the loss of a beloved Milwaukee Buck, and somehow still manage to craft a calming mantra to keep it all together. They also dive into the eternal debate: are books better than their movie adaptations. Drew sips on a 2019 Bourbon County Brand Mon Cheri Stout from Goose Island

Drew is upset about the ending of book. The dudes then review notable deaths of characters and state if it was justified. They also start to plan their visits to California and Wisconsin. This week's brews are Eagle Rare 10 year and Almanac's The Future is Fluid

Rob and Drew talk different universes, versions of themselves, and being infiltrated by two battling religious groups. Drew drinks E.H. Taylor Single Barrel Bourbon, Rob drinks Rogue Ales Blackberry Honey Kolsch.    Be a member of the Porch Pint Society here . 

Jon Lewis plays guitar and sings for the Cininnati punk band The Dopamines. He joins Drew is a talk about the writing and recording process, music they are currently listening to, and the evolution of the band.  Check out their latest record, 80/20, and entire discography whereever you get music. You won't be disappointed. 

Luke from The Dirty Nil crashes the porch for a no-holds-barred chat with Drew! They dive into the chaos and excitement behind their upcoming summer tour with Heart Attack Man and the release of their explosive new album, The Lash — dropping July 25th. Luke pulls back the curtain on the stories, sounds, and snarls behind their latest singles, "Gallop of the Hounds" and "Spider Dream." Stream the n...

Rob and Drew talk about some of the lesser known secret societies of the world! Rob is sweaty. This week's brew is Peneloe Bourbon's Valencia 

Rob and Drew discuss who they would pick in the ultimate battle of the beasts, Drew still hates Indiana, and Rob abandons the Brewers. No brews this week. Drink water from time to time!

gough from Beernuts Productions joins to talk about his new film A Day in the Life of a Personal Trainer. He also discusses the inspiration of the Beernuts business model and explores the world of whiskey, deep fried cheese, and film making.  Watch the film now here . 

As the Bucks are 0-2 in round one of the playoffs, Drew decides to try to become a more positive sports fan. Plus, Rob becomes mimosaless. This week's brew is Badger State Brewing's Green Chop Midwest Pale Ale. 

How does AI think AI would take over? We find out. This week's beers are Potosi Brewing Co's Varsity and Tumer Brewery's Trumer Pils. 

The dudes ponder who they are and how to find themselves. This week's is 3 Sheeps Lady Luplin and pFriem Family Brewers Hazy IPA. 

Fast food memories, serial killers that got away, and undercover cops. This week's brew is 3 Sheeps Midnight Tryst.  Find all merch and socials at www.linktr.ee/dudeswithbrews  

Drew loses his mind, Rob was sick. This week's brew is E.H. Taylor Small Batch. 

Special guest Ryan joins the show to discuss his experience working in a unique lab plus a story of a box of ham gone missing. This week's brews are Ay Ay IPA and Driftless Glen's Single Barrel Straight. 

For many years, humans have tried to humanize chimps. Here are some of their stories. Rob drinks Minerva's IPA, Drew drinks Penelope Marshmallow Toast. 

Valentine's Day struggles, a strange brew update, and strolling through the cemetery. This week's brews are Hop Butcher For the World's Dun Dun Dun and Trustworthy Brewing's Hibernation Station.  RIP Trustworthy Brewing Co.