Join hosts Brett and Chuck for another entertaining episode of "Are You Shitting Me?" where Brett puts Chuck's knowledge to the test with a rapid-fire game of "True or Bullshit."

Once again, Brett does all the heavy lifting, coming prepared with dozens of fascinating statements covering everything from brain facts and historical myths to bizarre world records and beer trivia.While sipping on Brains fruit sours from Drekker Brewing Company (Fargo, North Dakota), Chuck attempts to separate fact from fiction as Brett challenges common misconceptions about everything from Einstein's math grades to Napoleon's height. Discover surprising truths about octopus brains, goldfish memory, and why Vikings never actually wore horned helmets.The episode covers wild topics including:Brain myths and neuroscience factsHistorical misconceptions debunkedBizarre international laws (like Switzerland's guinea pig requirements)Guinness World Records you never knew existedAncient beer history and brewing triviaPop culture myths exposedFollow us on untappd!Cheers!#TrueOrBullshit #AreYouShittingMe #AYSM #PodcastTrivia #MythBusting #BeerPodcast #FactCheck #BrainFacts #HistoryMyths #WorldRecords #BizarreLaws #EducationalPodcast #ComedyPodcast #TriviaShow #BeerTasting #FruitSours #drekkerbrewing#PodcastLife #FactOrFiction #KnowledgeTesttrivia podcast listenersbeer enthusiastscomedy podcast fanseducational entertainmentmyth busting contentfact checking showscraft beer reviewerspodcast comedy duosentertainment podcastsknowledge seekers

Are You Shitting Me? Podcast - Top 10 Lists

Join hosts Brett and Chuck for a special Top 10 Lists episode featuring multiple countdowns and craft beer reviews! This episode introduces a brand new segment called "Something I Learned While Avoiding Real Responsibilities" and dives deep into nostalgic 1980s entertainment.

• Multiple Top 10 Lists: From innocent-sounding dirty songs to 80s movies and TV shows
• Craft Beer Reviews: Shark Dressed Man IPA (7.9% ABV) - Hazy IPA with strong citrus notesby Pipeworks Brewery (Chicago) and
• Interstellar Kush by Roadhouse Brewing Co. (Wyoming) (7% ABV) - Collaboration with Half Acre Brewing, berry and peach flavors

• 80s Entertainment Deep Dive: Highest grossing movies and critically acclaimed TV shows of the decade
• Grunge Music Classics: Personal picks from the Seattle sound era

Audience Growth Update: New listeners from India and Mexico joining the AYSM community

The Lists:

1. Innocent Sounding Songs That Are Actually Dirty - From Led Zeppelin's "Hot Dog" to ZZ Top's "Pearl Necklace"
2. Highest Grossing 80s Movies - E.T., Star Wars sequels, and Indiana Jones dominate
3. Cult Classic 80s Movies - Personal favorites including Roadhouse, The Breakfast Club, and Weird Science
4. Top Grossing 80s TV Shows - Dallas, The Cosby Show, and Cheers lead the pack
5. Personal 80s TV Favorites - From The A-Team to Knight Rider nostalgia
6. Grunge Classics - Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and more
7. Annoying Habits That Make You Lose Faith in Humanity - Line cutters, loud iPads, and shopping cart abandoners
8. Signs You're Officially Old - From having "your chair" to getting excited about comfortable shoes

CHEERS!

Brett & Chuck

Episode also features discussion of Ozzy Osbourne stories, driving habits, parenting pet peeves, and the eternal debate about what defines grunge music.

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Join hosts Brett & Chuck as they crack open Blue Moon Belgian wheat beers and dive headfirst into some of the most persistent conspiracy theories plaguing the internet.

From moon landing skeptics to flat earth believers, the guys tackle the evidence (or lack thereof) behind these wild claims with their trademark blend of skepticism and humor.

• Moon Landing Hoax: Why do people still think it was filmed on a movie set? The hosts examine the "evidence" from waving flags to missing stars, plus the compelling counter-arguments involving retro-reflectors and Soviet tracking.

• JFK Assassination: The never-ending mystery that spawned countless theories about government cover-ups, multiple shooters, and mysterious body handling.

• Flat Earth vs. Hollow Earth: Two competing theories that can't both be right. Chuck jokes about ice walls maintaining the oceans while Brett questions the physics of it all.

• The Illuminati: Chuck claims his recent induction (complete with Denver International Airport headquarters) while discussing whether secret societies of wealthy elites really control world governments.

• Bigfoot/Sasquatch: Why do similar cryptid descriptions appear across cultures worldwide, yet we've never found bones, DNA, or clear footage?

• Modern Conspiracies: From 5G causing COVID-19 to living in the Matrix, plus some truly bizarre ones like Finland not existing.

• Area 51 & UFOs: What's really happening at the classified site, and why did only 10 people show up to "Storm Area 51"?

• Celebrity Death Hoaxes: Paul McCartney died in 1966? Avril Lavigne was replaced? The hosts explore why these theories persist.

Blue Moon Belgian White - 5.4% ABVThe hosts rate this accessible wheat beer while discussing how it's evolved from craft to mainstream. Chuck gives it a 4/5 for its smooth, easy-drinking qualities.

• Chuck's deadpan delivery about his Illuminati membership
• Discussion of Disney's underground tunnel system (which actually exists)

• Brett's challenge to flat earthers and hollow earthers to debate on the show
• The revelation that multiple countries worldwide have similar Bigfoot-like creature legends

Classic "Are You Shitting Me?" style - the hosts approach these theories with healthy skepticism while acknowledging what makes them compelling to believers. They're not dismissive of people who hold these beliefs, but they do point out logical flaws and demand evidence. The conversation flows naturally between topics with plenty of tangents and personal anecdotes.

Perfect for listeners who enjoy debunking pseudoscience with a side of craft beer and good humor.