Brian’s convinced Pete won’t survive long enough to hit the one-year mark—so naturally, the boys start party-planning just in case. Between debating their “10-year festivities,” mangling some math that’d make a calculator cry, and inevitably spiraling into a Katy Perry tangent (again), this one’s pure B.P. chaos. The lads also dream up their ultimate B.P. Tuesdays guest lineup—equal parts genius and unhinged—before flexing about the famous people they “kinda sorta maybe” know. Toss in Macklemore thrift vibes and a sprinkle of Swift magic, and you’ve got yourself a perfectly unlicensed masterpiece.

The boys are back and, shocker, they’ve failed you again—no Ouija board, no Halloween spooktacular, just pure B.P. chaos. But hey, redemption arc incoming because With Violet drops a new music video tonight (cue shameless plug). Fire up YouTube, spam those “L Pete”s, and join the circus live. Between plugging their friends, questioning Justin Trudeau’s very interesting dating history (Diplo??), and plotting the first-ever B.P. Beer Games: International Winter Edition, it’s another week of half-baked brilliance. Brian tests Pete’s memory from their Rock Band show (spoiler: it’s rough), the Jays get dissected, and somehow Katy Perry news becomes a full-blown conspiracy. It’s messy, it’s loud, it’s a good time—like your group chat but with more beer and fewer filters.

It’s Episode 41, and the boys are jingling all the way into absolute chaos. The Halloween Spooktacular got iced, so naturally they pivot straight into Christmas talk — because who needs a calendar when you’ve got vibes? Between plotting Walmart road trips, riffing about Newfoundland, and casually manifesting world tours, Brian and Pete unwrap another batch of pure nonsense wrapped in festive tinfoil. Somehow, amid all the planning, the riffs, and the unshakable Katy Perry devotion, this episode turns into a cozy fireside chat — if that fire were fueled entirely by coffee, sarcasm, and Canadian winter energy. Just a song with a Christmas twist… and a lot of laughs.

This week the boys are off the rails — again. Brian’s deep-diving into Benjamin Button logic, Peter’s starting beef with Black Ops 7, and somehow John Cena’s pop career sneaks into the chat (you can’t see him, but you can definitely can't forget him). Stranger Things gets roasted, Newfoundland’s film boom gets props, and we may or may not accuse Ellen DeGeneres of murder. Totally normal Tuesday energy. Between ghost stories, chaotic trivia, and a blind ranking of the best Jordans, the lads spiral into pop culture mayhem faster than Brian can say “deep state.” It’s full tilt from start to finish — and yes, the Guess the Song Lyric is back and confusing as ever. Strap in, laugh it off, and maybe check your basement for ghosts.

It’s holiday chaos on the pod as the boys dive into festive trivia and uncover the deep lore of Tibb’s Eve—yes, it’s a thing, and yes, they probably celebrated it wrong. The world’s #1 Katy Perry Truthers return with a breaking Katy update, just when you thought the saga was over. Pete and Brian also debate who deserves a one-way trip on the Blue Origin rocket. Meanwhile, Newfoundland’s hottest topics get their moment—who maintains the Dildo sign, and why does it matter so much? Pete gets dragged for being a “bad friend,” Brian keeps the laughs rolling, and things spiral exactly as you’d expect. Strap in for another round of chaos, friendship, and pure B.P. nonsense.

In this week’s episode, Peter reveals his brand-new custom GPT built just for The Fact Cheffer! We find a groove with the DoorDash theme song, talk about Elton John’s wild gift from Eminem, and dive into Guess That Song Lyric featuring “Dancing in the Dark” by Bruce Springsteen. Our Blind Ranking covers Toronto Maple Leafs training camp storylines, and our Song of the Week is the disco classic “Rasputin” by Boney M.

The debut of The Fact Chefer is here, and we’re already grilling up chaos. Dane joins the crew to break down steak myths, proper cooking hacks, why clarified butter is secretly bougie, and whether canned tomatoes deserve more respect than your Nonna would allow. We even settle the ultimate food fight: when is it okay to shake on the parm, and when do you go full wheel? But it’s not all sizzling science—things get unhinged fast. We dive into cursed food combos, blind rank world cuisines, play an expiration-date guessing game that should honestly be illegal, and let Josh Roberts (aka DJ Dy5lexc) crash the mic. Plus, the Guess the Song Lyric and a very swampy Song of the Week keep the chaos marinated just right.

The boys are back with Dane the Fact Cheffer in tow, and things spiral fast into pizza debates, word-guessing chaos, and a surprise twist that’ll knock the pepperoni right off your slice. Brian and Pete dive into their favourite Newfoundland pizza spots, because nothing says “serious journalism” like arguing about crust thickness. From a back-to-back “guess the word” showdown to a classic “Guess the Song Lyric” (yes, John Mayer makes an appearance), the chaos levels are through the roof. Toss in a blind ranking of random “things” and a surprise ending you won’t see coming, and you’ve got yourself another B.P. Tuesdays rollercoaster.

This week, the boys welcome With Violet to the pod! Pete, Sarah, Spencer, Caddy, and Hunter join Brian and Pete for a full-band takeover. They dive into the band’s origin story, share their favorite originals and covers, and swap hilarious road antics. Things get even spicier with a round of “Guess That Lyric” (featuring some pop bangers), and a wild blind ranking where you don’t just pick bands—you become them. Plus, we spotlight their brand-new single “Dancing Where You Left Me Alone” as our song of the week.

This week the boys are all over the place — and they forgot the pho (our bad). Football season is back and Brian is dialed in, fresh off his second summer softball championship. Pete’s band With Violet hits the stage at Oíche with Brian in the crowd, but not without a few on-stage hiccups. There’s a wild blind ranking of balls, a guess-the-lyric challenge that gets dangerously close to phoning a sister, and some love for the best of England. To top it off, the song of the week gets loud with Swing Swing by The All-American Rejects.

With no fact-checkers to keep them in line, the boys are off the rails this week! From debating the best juices to plotting out their dream funerals, nothing is off the table. Peter tries to drag Brian out for a rainy night in downtown St. John’s to catch With Violet at Oiche, and there’s talk of taking on food reviews (Pho anyone?). Plus, a chaotic blind ranking of “Things” and a round of “Guess That Song Lyric” you won’t want to miss. To top it off, the song of the week is Bobcaygeon by The Tragically Hip.

Peter returns from London with tales of travel — including the best sandwich of his life from Borough Market. Brian comes clean about his not-so-secret love for the Fast & Furious franchise, then sends Peter into chaos with a blind ranking of With Violet songs and a lyric challenge straight out of junior high. Along the way, we uncover yet another suspicious “fact” about John Cabot, and Brian drops his song of the week: Fell in Love with a Zombie by Pup Punk. Travel stories, food hype, music mayhem, and fake history — it’s all packed into this episode.

This week on the pod, things get a little unpredictable. We dive into a chaotic blind ranking of TV characters and their tire-changing abilities, test Peter’s musical ear with another round of Guess That Lyric, and chat about adding cameras to the show. Violet makes her debut with Brian in the interviewer’s chair, Peter shares stories from his London trip, and Morgan drops some British market snack recommendations. Plus, we debate the art of the Irish Goodbye—smooth exit or social crime?

Peter nearly missed last week’s episode—and he’s here to make amends! This week, the guys talk Newfoundland wildfires, the legendary talent of Samuel L. Jackson, and tackle a blind ranking of life’s biggest annoyances. There’s a round of the classic, “Guess That Song Lyric,” Brian pushes Peter to profess his cinnamon bun love, and we review some new Amy Bradley Is Missing information. All this and more on another sunny B.P. Tuesdays.

This week, the boys break down their latest concert adventures – from The Killers to The Beaches (with a shoutout to Nick Earl)! George Street Fest gets a spotlight as they wonder... will Pauly D be fist-pumping with the crowd? Peter faces a musical challenge that ends in a chaotic sibling phone call, and somehow Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau end up on a date. Oh, and Hulk Hogan is maybe dead? It’s one of those episodes. Throw in a nostalgic Song of the Week and a blind ranking of Axe scents turned military callsigns – it’s a ride through mayhem, music, and man-smells.

We dive into the mysterious disappearance of Amy Bradley in the first-ever soft pilot of Mac and Mc Unsolved – Muddy Waters. Brian lets loose while Peter holds it together (mostly). We talk about Ozzy’s death rumors, tackle a chaotic blind ranking of everything, and Peter shocks the world with his Billy Joel knowledge in a Lyric of the Week upset. Also: our first-ever F+++, Marry, Kill — featuring Captain Holt, Ross Geller, and Pepper Saltzman. It’s off-the-rails and right round, baby.

This week on the pod, things get a little loose as Brian rolls in fresh from a Corn Hole tournament! We dive into the recent Coldplay scandal, break down Katy Perry's oddball performance, and share our experience drinking beers in the streets of London (legally… or not?). Brian throws Pete a tricky "Guess the Song Lyric" challenge and a blind beer ranking—if they were your buddy, who’s the ride-or-die and who’s ghosting you? It’s classic chaos with a side of insight, tangents, and tunes. Stick around for the song recommendation of the week: My Way by Calvin Harris.

After a gruelling culmination of sweat, tears, and beer-soaked glory — the B.P.B.G. Internationals blew expectations out of the water! Now that the hangovers have passed and the bruises are healing, the boys are back behind the mics to deliver the ultimate recap of the event that shook the nation. We're talking play-by-play breakdowns, official team rankings, and of course... drunken tales from the battlefield. Plus, we rip through a chaotic Guess That Song Lyric, a Blind Ranking that goes off the rails, and plenty more unhinged tangents along the way. It’s Episode 26 — HALF A YEAR of B.P. Tuesdays — and it just might be our T.S.N. Turning Point.

This week on the pod we lock in the official schedule for the B.P.B.G. International and brainstorm a few new wild-card events. Maroon 5 somehow enters the chat, and Brian throws a “Guess That Lyric” challenge Peter’s way. Then, it’s time to blind rank our friends — who do we really want to see at the B.P.B.G.I.? Chaos, competition, and classic nonsense. Let’s gooo.

Brian hits the diamond for a work tournament while getting Peter hilariously lost in a maze of Canadian airport codes. We dive into a Barenaked moment as Peter recounts a hazy but unforgettable interaction with the Barenaked Ladies while extremely stoned. Then, we wrap things up with a chaotic blind ranking of our dream international contestants for the B.P. Beer Games. It’s another classic episode of nonsense, nostalgia, and no clear direction—just the way we like it.