In this episode, Rohde sits this one out, but the conversation stays lively. Jason stands firm as a proud Drake stan—defending him, but not without a few caveats. Meanwhile, Dirk braves the cold for a run and learns firsthand that freezing temperatures don’t play nice. Style debates spark as Tony makes it clear he’s not on board with tennis shoes paired with suits. Fashion rules or personal preference? The discussion unfolds. Jason shares his struggle with watching cam-rip videos of movies in theaters—just cannot do it. And as news swirls about RDJ potentially taking on Doctor Doom, skepticism rises. Will the fans go for it? Will it work?  From music and movies to fashion and freezing runs, this episode serves up a mix of passionate takes and thought-provoking debates.

This episode kicks off with Rohde diving into the world of craft beer, talking a little Great Raft Brewing. Meanwhile, Tony enters a new era—officially joining the ranks of PC Master Race gamers. He is no longer an X Box fan boy. In the sports segment, the conversation gets heated as the crowd weighs in on whether it's time to fire Nico. Luka and LA still doesn't sound quite right. Entertainment ramps up with Jason’s excitement over the Days Gone Remaster and a wild possibility—Sony PlayStation might get Halo! Plus, a few unexpected twists round out the episode, making for another unpredictable ride. Fueled by good conversation and strong opinions, this episode delivers a perfect mix of gaming, sports, and craft beer culture.

In this episode, we dive into some wild tales, including Tony's near-death experience with a hiccup and his newfound love for home alone time. We also share a genius parenting hack for keeping track of your kids in a crowd, and Rohde spills the beans on his newfound love for coffee. So grab a beer, kick back, and join us for a casual and entertaining conversation. You won't want to miss it! Highlights: Tony's near-death hiccup experience Tony's newfound love for home alone time A genius parenting hack for keeping track of your kids in a crowd Rohde's newfound love for coffee Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment below! #CasuallyLit #Podcast #Life #Music #Movies #TV #Beer

In this episode of Casually Lit Podcast, we dive deep into the corporate world by unraveling Dollar General's business model and discussing how Walmart's dominance affects small towns. Due to the Luka trade we also talk about the buzz surrounding Jason's questionable Laker allegiance—is his fandom for real or just a ruse? We breakdown the trade in a non expert way.  We'll then switch gears to rock out with All That Remains' latest record and explore the highly anticipated Jurassic World Reborn trailer. Finally, we wind down with some emotional movie talk, sharing a list of flicks that tug at our heartstrings: Black Hawk Down, We Were Soldiers, Saving Private Ryan, We Are Marshall, Dances with Wolves, and Ladder 49. Grab your tissues, folks—it's going to be a tear-jerker of an episode!

Join us for Tony’s epic birthday bash, NFL playoff heartbreaks, game night madness, and a dive into heavy metal tunes, all packed into one thrilling episode of The Casually Lit Podcast!

We kick things off with a bang this week, celebrating Tony’s 41st birthday in style. Next, we dive into Dirk’s adventurous trip to College Station, where he braved the world of War Hammer, despite its rather "unique" ambiance. We then shift our focus to the glitz and glamour of CES in Vegas, exploring the latest and greatest in tech innovations. Football fans, rejoice! We dissect the ongoing Dallas Cowboys coaching search and speculate how legends Deon Sanders and Jason Witten might shake things up.  Our episode wouldn’t be complete without some high-octane chatter about the Fast and the Furious franchise, paired with a healthy dose of skepticism for the underwhelming Switch 2 teaser.  All this excitement is expertly paired with the delightful flavors of Martin House Cookies and Cream, False Idol The Monster in Us, and The Starless One.  Tune in for an episode packed with lively discussions, memorable moments, and plenty of laughs. 🎙️ Happy listening! 🎧  

In this episode of Casually Lit, the crew reflects on the highlights (and lowlights) of 2024. We share some hilarious anecdotes about the art of "public dodging" – the skillful maneuver of avoiding and making a hasty retreat when you spot someone you know in public. Rohde, discusses: reducing beer to a syrup consistency for pancake / waffle topping.  We also dive into the world of Goosebumps-inspired beers from Turning Point Brewery that a friend bought us. We discuss our tasting notes a bit. We also tried the Big Bad Baptist Blueberry, which got a ravishing Oatmeal review from Jason. Jason and Dirk talk about their experience watching Sonic the Hedgehog 3 in a vibrating, rocking movie theater seat. Was it worth it? If you need savings tips stay until the end because we are going to share our processes!   Listen now to hear the full episode and join in on the laughter!

Get ready for a boozy and boisterous episode of Casually Lit! Tony, our resident whiskey aficionado, brings in three unique pours for the crew to sample. He guides us through the art of "swishing" – a connoisseur's technique for truly appreciating the spirit. As the whiskey flows, the conversation veers towards drinking and gaming. Good or bad?  Jason recaps a recent Jurassic World rewatch. He rewatched all 3. But the mood shifts as Jason and Tony delve into the complexities of the current political landscape. They dissect the election process, discuss the challenges of trusting government leaders, and lament the overall messiness of the political arena. Join us for an episode filled with whiskey wisdom, gaming banter, and a healthy dose of political discourse.

This week on Casually Lit, we touch on a new style of podcasting, Paul Walker, Puff Daddy and more. We start by mentioning Paul Walker, the man that elevated the Fast and Furious franchise and was the best part of it. Next, we raise a glass to Village Creek Brewing, a local brewery poised to take over the world with their craft brews. Finally, we unveil our ambitious new joke (or is it) project: Gorilla Podcasting. Prepare to be entertained as we discuss our plans to crash events and record live podcasts from unexpected locations. And, of course, we couldn't resist taking a few shots at Puff Daddy, whose recent antics have left us scratching our heads. Join us for an all over the place thought-provoking episode filled with laughter, insights, and a whole lot of opinions.

What can we say about this except...gross. We recapped our visit to the Texas State Fair. We talked the cotton candy bacon, and more. We also dug into a little WWF, I mean WWE past. Tony and Jason used to like it. Rohde loves Paw Patrol and Jason tried like crazy to discuss Alien Romulus but it just was not happening. We touched on a Samurai Predator and the new Alien show that is going to take place on Earth.

In this one off special episode of Casually Lit, Jason without any permission from the Casually Lit team does whatever he wants and sneaks on his 6 year son, Connor Tyree. We talk transformers, a little Mr. Beast, and ask Connor a few questions about who he is.  - He also designed the thumbnail. 

In this episode of Casually Lit, we dive into the puzzling halt in the growth of craft beer and try to unravel the mystery behind it. Jason shares his newfound love for Dude Perfect, while Tony expresses his skepticism about the Cowboys' chances this season (or any season, for that matter). Tune in for a mix of beer talk, sports rants, and some light-hearted fun!

In this episode of Casually Lit, Dirk shares his latest brewing adventure with brewing Division's Pumpkin High Beer. Jason talks about his recent purchase of a washer and dryer, and we explore the wonders of the magical beer store in Mansfield, TX. Plus, we touch on the world of "Camp Crusader" on Amazon. We end it on a nice long rant from Jason not wanting Linkin Park to come back.  Tune in for a mix of beer talk, home upgrades, and streaming recommendations!

In this episode of Casually Lit, Jason surprises everyone by admitting he likes the new Post Malone country album, but he’s not a fan of the way Linkin Park is announcing their new vocalist, if they even have one. Dirk shares his brief but exciting experience at the Texas State Fair, where he watched some rodeoing. Tony dives into the story behind his dream samurai tattoo, and we wrap things up with a discussion about the latest updates in the Security Breach game. Tune in for a mix of music, fair fun, tattoos, and gaming!

In this episode, we bid farewell to Rohde as he heads to Little Rock. We dive into Post Malone's country transformation, discuss the high cost of concert tickets as Dirk and Jason snag Haste the Day tickets for Dallas, and explore plot holes in "The Acolyte." Plus, Jason shares his excitement about pre-ordering Scott Seiss's new book, "The Customer is Always Wrong." Tune in for all this and more on Casually Lit!

In this episode, we touched on "Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit," and its SNES like gameplay. We also discussed looter shooter games, and the money that comes with them. Rohde once again goes on about his obsession with crafting a cilantro IPA beer. And, as always, we wrap up with a rundown of the latest shows and movies we've been watching. Grab your favorite craft beer and join us for another fun-filled episode of Casually Lit!

In this episode, the crew debuts a new country intro while recapping Dirk's new beginnings bash. We also discuss Jason's circus adventure and share our latest TV obsessions. All while enjoying some fine craft beers, of course.

The Casually Lit crew dives into the latest Marvel madness: Deadpool vs. Wolverine. We share our initial reactions to this explosive showdown and discuss whether it lived up to the hype. Then, we tackle the unexpected returns of Dexter Morgan and Robert Downey Jr. Are these a welcome surprise? Plus, we end this one on the growing trend of Hollywood relying heavily on sequels. Is this a good thing for the film industry, or are we getting tired of reboots and remakes? Join us for a fun and informative episode filled with laughs, debates, and plenty of pop culture talk.

In this episode of Casually Lit, we dive deep into the wildest stories from Jason's time tearing tickets at the theater. From dealing with unruly patrons to witnessing hilarious onstage mishaps, Jason shares it all. Tony and Rohde reminisce about their fun-filled days working together at Brookshires. They share anecdotes about their coworkers, customers, and the unique experiences they had while stocking shelves and helping shoppers. The boys also express their love for the second season of a popular TV show. They discuss their favorite moments, characters, and the impact the series had on them.

Get ready for a wild ride through the world of current events and conspiracy theories! We're diving deep into the Ingrid Andress national anthem controversy - was she tipsy or just having a bad day? From there, we take a sharp turn into the bizarre world of attempted assassination that happened on American soil and explore some very questionable theories. And to top it all off, we ponder the potential breakup of Tenacious D. Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride.