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Stuck in Beta co-hosts Greg and Josh are back to beat the unexpected September heat before taking a brief podcast hiatus for some major travels! This week, the guys dive into a pumpkin ale that defies brewery history, discuss the logistics of packing Greg’s Ford F-150 for an upcoming family road trip to Walt Disney World, and share some serious travel anxieties about a 24-hour safari flight to Tanzania. Plus, they break down a massive Pabst Blue Ribbon heist, conduct a live taste-test of Blackberry Uncrustables, rank a St. Louis food top 5, and do a retro pop culture rewatch of the 2000 X-Men film.
Show Notes
Intro & Weather: Battling the 95-degree Summer in September and comparing historical back-to-school temperatures to the 90s.
Podcast Schedule Update: Announcing a short hiatus for the upcoming Walt Disney World vacation and Josh’s Safari trip.
Beer Thirty: Tasting “When Pumpkins Fly” from Second Shift Brewing—a spiced golden ale the brewer once swore he’d never make.
Travel Logistics & Anxieties: Figuring out how to fit six people and all their luggage into the Ford F-150 for the Disney trip, plus tips and fears for avoiding jet lag on a multi-day trip to Tanzania.
Weird News: Breaking down the elaborate, confusing heist of a truck carrying 14 tons (1,600 cases) of Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Snack Time: A live on-air taste test of the new Blackberry Boom Uncrustables, comparing them to Peter’s favorite strawberry and peanut butter ones.
Top 5 St. Louis Foods: The guys rank their top 5 specific meals from local St. Louis restaurants, featuring favorites from Steve’s Hot Dogs and Mom’s Deli.
Pop Culture Rewatch: A nostalgic look back at the original 2000 X-Men movie, including a debate over the mechanics of Cyclops’ visor and the questionable child acting.
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