The Sports Brewery Podcast

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  • A podcast centered around movies and Oregon sports from the minds of booger eaters. Watch live every Thursday at http://twitch.tv/abrawg87. Listen to new episodes every Thursday and Sunday.
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Episodes
  • 397: TSB Goes To The Movies - Bad Santa

    397: TSB Goes To The Movies - Bad Santa
    Dec 22 2024
    Braga, King, and Ski talk Bad Santa. A depressed, alcoholic Santa played by Billy Bob Thornton and his partner in crime Tony Cox dupe malls out of cash every Christmas. The movie invented new ways of cursing, and introduced Santa's sister to our lexicon. Is it any good? Listen!
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    34 mins
  • 396: Episode 342 - 12-19-24

    396: Episode 342 - 12-19-24
    Dec 20 2024
    Braga, King, and Ski talk:
    :15: Things Jesus can't do, bipolar Jameis Winston, why Oregon fans gave up on basketball.
    15:50: OMBB selling the saltiest popcorn in the world, Oregon losing Dallas Wilson but landing portal studs, how to eventually regulate the portal, balancing high school and portal recruiting, NBA analytics trying to destroy the sport.
    41:44: Bowl betting lines.
    1:14:34: Top 3 90s Nickelodeon shows.
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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • 395: TSB Goes To The Movies - The Goonies

    395: TSB Goes To The Movies - The Goonies
    Dec 15 2024
    Braga, King, and Ski talk about The Goonies. You either grew up hating it or you consider is a gem of your childhood. The truffle shuffle and Josh Brolin's acting debut, all set in exceedingly damp Astoria, Oregon. It's a classic. Is it any good? Listen!
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    34 mins

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