B.Y.O.B Podcast

The B.Y.O.B Podcast — Bring Your Own Bottle — is a comedy and entertainment podcast hosted by Neill and Lee.Each episode features a different bottle of booze alongside conversations about music, life, conspiracy theories, current events, technology, aliens, rock and metal culture, and whatever nonsense happens to come up throughout the night.Recorded from a Scottish man cave with zero filters, strong opinions and plenty of laughs.Explicit Content Warning⚠️ EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNINGThis podcast contains strong language, adult humour, alcohol references and mature conversations.

B.Y.O.B Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Neill and Lee.Each episode, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Neill and Lee.Each episode hosts B.Y.O.B Podcast, a comedy show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #14

  EPISODE 14 - AI: Point of No Return!? | Cancer Bats, Rum Bothy & Langs Banana Rum

  Aug 20, 202657 minS1

  Have we already passed the point of no return with AI? Episode 14 gets into AI-generated music, disappearing jobs, sentient machines and whether human creativity can survive the automation rush - alongside Rum Bothy, Langs Banana Rum, Cancer Bats' new album Give Me Dirt and one perfectly timed live chicken.Rum Bothy kicks things off with orange, bitter marmalade and one of the strongest scores of the series. Cancer Bats then become "an angry Green Day" as the hosts dig into Give Me Dirt, its raw hardcore energy, Bat Sabbath and handmade artwork. Langs Banana Rum brings banana bread, caramel and childhood-antibiotic memories before the conversation turns fully towards artificial intelligence.Are we using AI as a tool - or quietly building our own replacement?https://www.ginbothy.co.uk/https://www.langsrum.com/banana-rumhttps://www.cancerbats.com/Show & Brand#BYOBPodcast #BYOB #BringYourOwnBottle #PodcastEpisode14 #PodcastShow #NewEpisode #PodcastLife #ScottishPodcastArtificial Intelligence & Tech#ArtificialIntelligence #AIGeneratedMusic #AIMusic #FutureOfAI #SentientAI #JobAutomation #CreativityVsAI #HumanCreativity #TechDebate #AIPhilosophy #FutureOfWorkDrinks & Tastings#RumBothy #LangsRum #LangsBananaRum #SpicedRum #BananaRum #CraftSpirits #RumTasting #SpiritsReview #RumReview #DundeeMarmalade #ScottishSpiritsMusic & Hardcore#CancerBats #GiveMeDirt #BatSabbath #HardcorePunk #CanadianHardcore #PunkRock #HeavyMusic #AlbumReview #NewMusic #KurtBallouEpisode Themes & Moments#LiveChicken #ChaosAndSpirits #NoFilterPodcast #PodcastMoments #MoshPits #MusicIndustry #HumanVsMachine

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  Episode #13

  BYOB Episode 13 - Did Earth Lose Gravity for 7 Seconds?!

  Aug 13, 202647 minS1

  Did Earth really lose gravity for seven seconds on August 12 - or was Project Anchor just another viral conspiracy? This week we put the zero-gravity claim through Craig's BS meter, try Sin City Spirits Toxic raspberry vodka, review Five Finger Death Punch's new Legacy album and somehow invent breakfast vodka.

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  Episode #12

  Episode 12 – We Think He Was Abducted... | MKUltra, Sepultura & Hardcore Spiced Rum

  Aug 7, 202655 minS1

  Craig is back... but after disappearing through a wormhole in Episode 11, nobody is convinced he returned alone. The lads reunite over Sin City Spirits' Hardcore Spiced Rum before diving into Sepultura's legendary career, the disturbing history of the CIA's MKUltra programme and another tasting with Angus Alchemy × Hog Pod Octane Haze Moonshine. Expect alien abduction theories, heavy metal, premium spirits, outrageous humour and plenty of unforgettable one-liners as another chaotic night unfolds at the BYOB bar. Episode Highlights • Craig returns after the Episode 11 cliffhanger. • Sin City Spirits Hardcore Spiced Rum review. • Sepultura discussion and favourite tracks. • Conspiracy Corner explores MKUltra. • Angus Alchemy × Hog Pod Octane Haze Moonshine review. • The Clack Indicator returns. Featured Drinks First Pour: Sin City Spirits Hardcore Spiced Rum Second Pour: Angus Alchemy × Hog Pod Octane Haze Moonshine Featured Band Sepultura Conspiracy Corner MKUltra Spotify Search Keywords MKUltra, Sepultura, Hardcore Spiced Rum, Sin City Spirits, #MKUltra, #Sepultura, #Hardcore Spiced Rum, #Sin City Spirits, #Angus Alchemy, Hog Pod, Moonshine, #BYOBPodcast #Conspiracy #RumReview #HeavyMetal #Podcast #IMPREGNATEDBYALIENS Call to Action If you enjoyed the episode, follow BYOB on Spotify and YouTube, leave a rating and join us every week for premium spirits, heavy music and the world's strangest conspiracy theories.

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  Episode #11

  Episode 11 – Where's Craig!? | Zombie Bite, Machine Head & Area 51

  Jul 30, 202645 minS1

  Episode 11 begins with twelve bottles from Sin City Spirits, two Zombie Bites on the bar and one missing fact checker. Craig has failed to return from the wormhole, leaving behind his BYOB T-shirt and some deeply suspicious CCTV footage involving a naked alien. The first pour is Zombie Bite spiced rum. Its artwork and bottle shape look the part, even if the screw top denies Lee and Neill their usual cork pop. Caramel leads the tasting, followed by star anise, banana, burnt toffee and crème brûlée. Smooth, thick and sweet without going too far, it earns a new category of its own: this is not a dental rum, it is a puddin’ rum. Neill scores it 9.5 and Lee gives it nine. Machine Head are the featured band. The conversation returns to a Glasgow Barrowland show from the 1990s, *Burn My Eyes*, *The More Things Change*, *The Burning Red* and the band’s place beside Pantera and Metallica. Korn, Sepultura, Biohazard and Fear Factory join a wider look back at the era, while the guitar tone on *Burn My Eyes* gets the attention it deserves. Conspiracy Corner heads underground at Area 51. Are the strange things seen over Nevada simply classified aircraft, or has alien technology been reverse-engineered there? The U-2, SR-71 Blackbird and F-117 Nighthawk lead into Bob Lazar, S-4, Element 115, gravity propulsion, the Nazi Bell and Operation Paperclip. Craig is not around to settle any of it. The route back to the bar includes childhood games, nettle stings, dock leaves and the fear of school punishment. Then Zombie Bite blueberry vodka arrives, looking like Ribena and tasting of blueberries, ice cream and frosted Pop-Tarts. Lee gives it 8.5; Neill gives it nine. Pull up a chair for two honest pours, classic metal memories, alien technology and the kind of tangents only BYOB can produce. ## Spotify Episode Notes - Featured drinks: Sin City Spirits Zombie Bite spiced rum and Zombie Bite blueberry vodka - Spiced rum scores: Neill 9.5; Lee 9 - Blueberry vodka scores: Neill 9; Lee 8.5 - Featured band: Machine Head - Albums discussed: *Burn My Eyes*, *The More Things Change* and *The Burning Red* - Also discussed: Korn, Pantera, Metallica, Sepultura and the 1990s metal scene - Conspiracy Corner: Area 51, Bob Lazar, S-4, Element 115, experimental aircraft, the Nazi Bell and Operation Paperclip - Craig is absent after the wormhole incident - Please enjoy your own bottle responsibly

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  Episode #6

  Episode 10 – Up to the Hilt | Black Tears, Malevolence & Moon Landing

  Jul 23, 202655 minS1

  Episode 10 starts with technical gremlins, free-bottle news and Craig still away from the studio. Then the first pour arrives: Black Tears, a dry spiced Cuban rum with no cork pop but plenty to talk about. Coffee, vanilla, dark chocolate and sweet pepper all make their way into the tasting notes. Lee compares the drink to an espresso martini and an alcoholic iced coffee, while the table agrees that it is drier and more rum-forward than several sweeter bottles from earlier episodes. Lee gives it a nine. Neill gives it an eight. Band of the Week is Malevolence. The boys get into the Sheffield band’s heavy, hardcore sound, the bluesy ends of the riffs, the chaos of the live crowd and tracks including “Higher Place,” “Broken Glass,” “Trenches” and “Silhouette.” Hatebreed, Crowbar and Down enter the influence conversation, while Bleed From Within, Architects and Sylosis help make the case for the current British metal scene. That leads naturally into guitars: Malevolence’s playing, a room full of Ibanez instruments, the guitars the hosts would choose for free and a rapid favourite-player round featuring Dimebag Darrell, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Andy James. Conspiracy Corner starts with the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, the mafia, the CIA, Vietnam and alleged UFO files all become part of the discussion, with Craig checking details as the theories pile up. Then it is off to the moon. Did Apollo happen exactly as shown, or did the astronauts travel while the footage was recreated for television? The cameras, computing power, NASA, Stanley Kubrick and the space race all get examined before Craig appears on the lunar surface and disappears into a wormhole. The final featured pour is Sly Dog spiced rum, with ginger, clove, gingerbread and liquorice in the glass. Lee gives it six; Neill eventually lands on 7.5. Episode 10 finishes with a T-shirt competition for the best comment—provided the episode reaches at least 20 comments—and the familiar reminder that BYOB never has a last drink. ## Spotify Episode Notes - Featured drinks: Black Tears dry spiced Cuban rum; Sly Dog spiced rum; Budweiser - Drinks news: Reaper’s Rum and Arbikie - Featured band: Malevolence - Also discussed: Bleed From Within, Hatebreed, Crowbar, Down, Architects, Sylosis and favourite guitar players - Main topics: the JFK assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, the mafia, the CIA, Apollo footage, NASA, Stanley Kubrick and the space race - Craig fact-checks the JFK discussion, Malevolence tour dates and Apollo tracking and cameras - Episode 10 competition: the best comment can win a T-shirt if the episode reaches at least 20 comments - Please enjoy your own bottle responsibly

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