
Happy hour is a social construct.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In which we discuss: Kung Fury (2015), Turbo Kid (2015), the stock market (yeah, really...), nerd sex, what we are(n't) passionate about, and more. Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mastering Engineer @dehartmusic
In which we discuss: Kill Bill Volume 1 (2003), Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019), food that wishes it was spicy, a very tasty shot, greedy celebrities, and more. Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mastering Engineer @dehartmusic
In which we discuss: Airplane (1980), Beastmaster (1982), sexy witches, drinking problems, animal cruelty, politics (sorry), and caring for cast iron. Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mastering Engineer @dehartmusic.
In which we discuss: Planet of the Dinosaurs (1977), Viva Knievel! (1977), fire hazards, characters no one cares about, and the right way to handle your meat. Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mastering Engineer @dehartmusic.
In which we discuss: Batman the Movie (1966), Attack of the Mushroom People (1963), existential crises, LAYERS, and living with the apocalypse. Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mastering Engineer @dehartmusic.
In which we discuss: Juno (2007), Starcrash (1978), a lot of things that didn't make it into the podcast, Becky's bad luck, The Hoff, and bad dubbing. Happy hour is a social construct. Like the show? Support us at patreon.com/drunkthepod Want merch? ... more
In which we discuss: King Kung Fu (1976), Scott Pilgrim vs The World (2010), business ethics, foods that are food groups, drinks that are very much like other drinks, and Mike's hidden hatred for Becky. Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mas... more
In which we discuss: Mothra (1961), Napoleon Dynamite (2004), quarantine, dang quesadillas, the REAL villains, and more. (Apologies about the clippiness of this ep. Blame Becky.) Happy hour is a social construct. Thanks to Mastering Engineer @dehartm... more
Mike and Becky are great. What can go wrong when you mix booze and good company? Not to mention they have the best names for thier episodes lol. A+, keep it up!
Two friends that work well together.
Maybe that doesn't sound like a lot, but if you think that, you're very wrong. These two friends are great to listen to, as they talk about food, games, and of course drinks.
If you're reading these reviews to see if you should listen, stop it and go push play.
This podcast makes you feel like you went out to Applebee’s for unlimited margaritas with some friends from college. It’s not too much or loud, just fun and funny conversations with a dash of drunk. Definitely a new podcast that will be staying in my rotation!
A group of friends talking about literally anything they want! What could go wrong? Lol this show is hilarious, and you can’t help but laugh along with the hosts. I can’t wait to continue listening!
Two friends sharing thoughts on all the good stuff. Yummy food, inventive cocktails and movies. Who doesn’t love movies?! Hearing them go on about some classic (although admittedly bizarre sometimes) movies and finding yourself laughing out loud in agreement! This podcast is laid back, full of character and just fun to tune in to! You should tune in too!!
Seriously Beckys laugh is so contagious, I love it. They talk about movies, cooking, etc...very casual and amusing!
5 stars.
If you’re looking for a fun podcast, look no further! Two friends discussing whatever they want makes for a really pleasurable listening experience! I love the conversational chemistry, the unscripted feel and laughs you both share! Well done! Please keep it up! 5 stars all the way! (I cracked up at the review of the nutribullet blender used as a drink mixer in episode 1 “it works, but you can’t get it anywhere!”) I literally busted out laughing!!!!
Drunk: the pod is a fun, casual podcast made by fans of all things from movies to food, from books to booze! I can’t wait for more!
Becky and Michael provide a relaxing casual podcast that makes you feel you are with them as they discuss many things. It’s not your typical rowdy, crass, loud and obnoxious drinking podcast which is so refreshing. Go ahead and listen









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