Show overview
Hoppy Meals launched in 2017 and has put out 9 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 9 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 57 min and 1h 5m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. The publisher flags most episodes as explicit, so expect adult themes or strong language throughout. It is catalogued as a EN-language Comedy show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 8.2 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by Anthony Striker, Colin Shea.
From the publisher
A podcast between two rad friends who like to hash it out over beer and culinary masterpieces. Keep drinkin', stay hungry, leave hoppy. Also jokes.
Latest Episodes
Hoppy Meals Ep.12 “Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo”
EHoppy Meals Ep.11 “Hoppy, Hoppy, Hoppy, — Oi, Oi, Oi!”
EThis week Colin has crafted Chocolate Whiskey and Beer Cupcakes (from the Smitten Kitchen blog) and discusses the importance of the balance of a dish and measuring in baking, we're both drinking Braunem Mantel and Wielki Lubelski from Two Plumbers Brewery and Arcade (Two-for-one this Episode!). Our meal was supplied by the delicious and traditional, Apollonia Mediterranean Greek Restaurant off Gravois. And we hop through talks of drum cores vs. marching bands, finding a significant other smarter than yourself, intertubing across the ocean, and Greek-French Fries.
Hoppy Meals Ep.10 “You find the Tzatzi-key to her heart!”
EHey lovebirds, Hoppy Valentine's day! Snuggle up with your Beau (or Beer!) and throw on this episode of your favorite bi-monthly podcast. We're satisfying our sweet tooth this week by nibbling on an Italian tri-color cookie, Florentine cookies, and both London fog and house-special cannoli's from Piccione Pastry. We're drinking the American wild ale "Katy" from Second Shift, and eating a Greek lemon chicken and potato dish made by Colin. Drumroll please, this week only, a highly-anticipated conclusion to a long-running segment, Terrance the tea dwarf, the Second Shift Cask Festival and the low-calorie version of Minnesota; you'd better tune in!
Hoppy Meals Ep.9 “No one listens to this podcast– sorry Greg.”
EThis week we're drinking Christmas Ale from Breckenridge Brewery, eating some chocolate covered cherry cookies baked by Anthony, and visiting Gioia's Deli and Eovaldi's Deli for some delicious sandwiches. We also discuss our family cookie traditions, a questionable word of the week, and Colin and Anthony get in a bit of a tiff. (It gets resolved- don't worry!)
Hoppy Meals Ep.8 “A Fuggle of Penguins.”
EThis week we taste test the delicious shakes from Beyond Sweet on Delmar and pair the Mosaic Session IPA from Blue Point Brewing Company with a Homemade Rigatoni pie. We also go on a tangent of Anthony's lack of childhood video games, the many varieties of hops, and Rigatoni Ala Toni.
Hoppy Meals Ep.7 “Must be a generational thing.”
EThis week Colin makes a lovely Orange Zeppolas with chocolate hazelnut dipping sauce, paired with an Old Town Porter from Narrow Gauge Brewing Co, and we try out Soulard’s Ninth Street Deli. While there we answer questions like “Do our moms listen to the podcast?”, “ What is a Milk Snack?”, and “What Root Beer did you drink growing up?” Stick around till the end for a preview of the next episode!
Hoppy Meals Ep.6 “Imagine a donut raised by wolves.”
EThis week we try Liquid Wet Hop IPA from 4 Hands Brewing Co, Pharaohs Donuts for dessert and Colin crafted a Pasta Carbonara for our main! We chat about name pronunciations, types of hops (Anthony’s done forum research), a bit of 4 hands history and their involvement in the STL brewing scene, and the 4 Step Pasta Diet™.
Hoppy Meals Ep.5 “All great rappers are miners.”
ETired of Christmas tunes? Throw it back to October & get some suggestions for next year with this Oktoberfest special. We taste a beautifully crafted pumpkin Crème Brûlée from Colin, Weihenstephaner, Schlafly, Goosefest, Oachkatzlschwoaf, and Main Street Brewing variations on Oktoberfest beers. Our restaurant review is on the fantastic Big Baby Q in Maryland Heights (try their baked beans, you’re welcome) and our conversation winds its way through the Striker cookie dance, spice expiration dates and rappers found in mines. This is also recorded in front of a live studio audience, so be prepared for an additional laugh track! Oktoberfest Rankings: Anthony: Winner - Oachkatzlschwoaf Runner up- Goose Island Goose Fest Bier Colin: Winner - Oachkatzlschwoaf Runner up- 4204