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Nyrdcast Podcast 244: Back Door Kind of Guy

The Nyrdcast Podcasts, where we are talking about loading a dorm room you sicko.

This would be called a streak at this point.  Matt and Jay catch up, discuss moving kids into college, and discuss Jay’s beer selection of the week.  They then get big into the X-Men movie casting announcements and touch on some of the other D23 news.

The finish the episode with homework, including a long discussion on Lanterns, The End of Oak Street, The Odyssey, Dark Side of the Ring, and some comic book chrome covers.

Jay’s beer for the week was Noon Whistle Brewing’s Gummypalooza Hazy IPA.

The featured track is “Capital Gains” from the 12 to 6 Movement.  You can find them at:
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They’ll also be preforming (FOR FREE) at the 4 Hands Brewing Paint Louis 2026 Kickoff on September 2nd.

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  • That’s a really interesting take on the Lanterns casting – I always thought they needed someone with a bit more quiet intensity.

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