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DUH It Down
Hosted by Lummox, Vail and Todd · EN
The guys review movies, talk about sports, random life events and any other crazy topic that comes their way.
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Fan Questions
Mar 2600:51:43Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUHThe fans have sent in the burning questions they want answer to. Careful what you asked for.
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The 2026 Oscars
Mar 1901:00:18Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH In this episode of the Duh It Down podcast, the guys decide they’re fully qualified to break down the Academy Award nominees for Best Picture—despite having only watched the trailers. They will decide if the movie is worth watching based on two and a half minutes of edited footage and ultimately pick their movie for Best Picture....and most likely be wrong.
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Before & After the Eat (With a little in between)
Mar 1200:54:00Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUHIn this episode of the Duh It Down podcast, the guys recap the chaos surrounding this year’s Oyster Eat—from the pregame shenanigans all the way through the bleary-eyed aftermath.They fill in the missing pieces from the pregame event, finally connecting a few of the “How did we end up there?” moments that listeners have been wondering about. Todd relives his ill‑fated relationship with Blue Flame and seriously questions whether he’ll ever touch that stuff again. Vail walks through his weekend food choices—some bold, some questionable—and openly wonders which ones his body will forgive. And looming over it all is the big question: now that he knows what really goes down, will Joe Bags actually sign up for another round next year?It’s a loose, funny, and brutally honest debrief of a weekend that probably should have come with a warning label.
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Oyster Eat Pregame - On Location at RT 24 Ale House
Mar 501:09:28Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUHIn this episode of Duh It Down, the crew pregames for one of Delaware’s wildest traditions: the Georgetown Oyster Eat. Recording on location at Route 24 Ale House in Bel Air, MD, they dive into the history, rumors, and ridiculous stories surrounding the legendary oyster-fueled event—while working their way through their favorite drinks from the bar.Listeners get a barstool-side feel as the hosts break down:What the Georgetown Oyster Eat is really likeTheir go-to beverages and why Route 24 Ale House is the perfect pregame spot Personal Oyster Eat memories, survival tips, and what they’re expecting this yearIt’s part local culture guide, part drinking session, and all the unfiltered banter you expect from Duh It Down—recorded live with glasses clinking.https://www.route24alehouse.com/https://georgetown77.com/oyster-eat/
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Movie Review - War of The Worlds (2025)
Feb 2600:42:03Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH In this episode of Duh It Down, the guys pick apart the 2025 cinematic trainwreck War of the Worlds starring Ice Cube. They investigate how the movie managed to crash-land at 4% on Rotten Tomatoes, roast its choice to stage an alien invasion almost entirely through Microsoft Teams and WhatsApp. It’s a chaotic blend of bad CGI, glitchy video calls, and worse creative decisions — and the boys are here to duh it all the way down. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13186306/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
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TV Sitcoms - Pre 90's
Feb 1900:52:49Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH In this episode of Duh It Down, the guys go channel-surfing through the golden age of pre-1990s TV sitcoms, asking the hard-hitting questions nobody asked then—and probably still shouldn’t now. They jump from the squeaky-clean chaos of The Brady Bunch to the blue-collar bite of All in the Family, detour through the workplace hijinks of shows like Taxi and Cheers, and even wonder how anyone ever trusted a landlord after watching Three’s Company.
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Stupid Stuff You Do In A Horror Movie
Feb 1200:43:03Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH“Duh It Down” tears apart the ridiculous decisions people make in horror movies—the ones nobody with a functioning brain would ever make in real life. The guys break down classic and modern horror scenes, calling out characters who wander into dark rooms without turning on a light, split up when a killer is on the loose, follow creepy noises, or drop the only weapon they have for no reason at all.Instead of just screaming “Don’t go in there!” at the screen, they “duh it down” by asking what a normal person would actually do, pitching smarter (and usually funnier) alternatives. Along the way, they share personal stories—like Vail’s real-life “what was I thinking?” scary moments—to prove that sometimes we’re not that far from horror-movie logic ourselves. It’s part roast, part therapy, and all about surviving the genre’s dumbest choices with a laugh.
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Bobsledding - with Special Guest
Feb 500:52:36Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH In this episode, the guys are joined by a special guest from Canada who pulls back the curtain on the wild world of bobsledding—from rocketing down icy tracks at insane speeds to what it’s really like sitting inside the sled. With plenty of jokes, relatable explanations, and a very polite Canadian in the hot seat, this episode breaks down bobsledding in a way anyone can enjoy.
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Sports Dynasties and More
Jan 2900:42:50Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH In this episode of Duh It Down, the guys break down sports dynasties the only way they know how: no charts, no nerd talk—just barstool logic and brutal honesty.
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National "Whatever" Day
Jan 2200:42:23Tap to summarizeSend us a text and let us know what you think about DUH In this laugh-out-loud episode of Duh It Down, the guys tackle one of the internet’s strangest obsessions: all those random “National” days cluttering up your calendar. From “National Unicorn Day” to “National Eat What You Want Day,” they try to figure out which of these are worth celebrating… and which ones are just proof that we’ve officially run out of ideas.
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