Trudging Along

What do movie theaters, strip clubs, airplane etiquette, Christopher Nolan, Ticketmaster, and Harry Potter have in common?

Absolutely nothing... which is exactly why this episode works.

Trev and Dave spiral from bad movie experiences into rude airline passengers, the decline of public etiquette, why Cineplex drives them insane, actor auditions, Jurassic Park with a live orchestra, and whether society has collectively forgotten how to behave.

It's another hour of two friends trying to make sense of modern life—one tangent at a time.

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Trudging Along is back after a bit of a break, and Trev and Dave waste no time spiraling from expensive wellness supplements into OnlyFans, doomscrolling, AI photo fakery, old internet nostalgia, and the general feeling that the internet may have been a mistake.

Dave admits he may have been swindled by absurdly expensive gold vitamins, Trev tries to unpack whether anything online is real anymore, and the episode eventually lands on blackout drinking stories, Whistler golf trips, and one of Dave’s most unhinged guys trip memories.

We’re just existing. Thanks for trudging along with us.

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This week on Trudging Along, Trev and Dave spiral into a full breakdown of modern society after a simple parking lot incident. What starts with someone double-parking turns into a debate about why common sense seems to be disappearing everywhere, from Costco aisles and SkyTrain etiquette to escalators and the Nespresso store experience.

Along the way they get into aging movie stars, superhero fatigue, storage units that somehow cost more than rent, and the strange realization that the internet might actually be making everyone worse.

It’s another completely unstructured episode of two guys trying to make sense of everyday chaos - and failing spectacularly.

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This week somehow covers horses, bot farms, forgotten episodes, and a full decade of Beer Me.

We kick things off catching up with 2026 — the short film chaos, Advent Calendar fallout, and the realization that we may or may not have filmed episodes we barely remember. Then we dive into our 10-year anniversary of Beer Me, how the show evolved, and the accidental invention of “shotgun-ability” as a beer rating category.

From there? Total derailment.

Why are music charts dominated by songs from 20 years ago? Is Spotify screwing artists? What happens when someone builds bots to stream their own music for profit? And some guy in Kelowna REALLY likes horses...

Ten years in and we’re still arguing about things we didn’t research.

Wouldn’t have it any other way.

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This week on Trudging Along, Trev and Dave spiral into one of their weirdest, most unhinged episodes yet.

We cover everything from American Thanksgiving to the John Candy doc, Dave waking up with zero memory of who he is, Trev overdosing on edibles before football Sunday, and Dave’s dream about being kidnapped by inbred barn-dwellers for five years. Completely normal stuff.

We also dive into:

• The absolute hell of audition waiting rooms

• Social media follower politics in casting

• Dave shattering his fingertip at the gym

• Lego obsessions and Disney adults

• Holiday burnout, adulting, and why life felt easier as kids

• A package unboxing from Into The AM (graphic tees that actually look sick)

It’s rambling, it’s honest, it’s chaotic — in other words, classic Trudging Along.

This episode starts with “running on fumes” and only gets more chaotic. Trev and Dave unpack the weird morality of fame, teacher-student headlines, aging stars, and how social media turned into a digital circus. Somehow it’s dark, funny, and a little too relatable.

Trudging never looked so messy.

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This week, Trev and Dave talk about chasing dreams without losing your mind (or your bank account). From callbacks and bartending, to audition wins and mental spirals, it’s a real look at what it means to keep pushing, even when the goalposts keep moving.

But it’s not all existential dread! There’s laughter, petty rants, genuine support, and a reminder that even when it feels like you’re standing still… you’re still in the game. Still standing, still swinging. Still waiting for the callback. If you’ve ever chased something creative (or just tried not to lose your spark) this one’s for you.

 

We talk about:

• Chasing acting gigs

• The shame-spiral of ambition

• Why being broke and hopeful is better than rich and dead inside

• And how sometimes trudging forward just means showing up and bitching into a mic

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It starts with a parking ticket and ends somewhere between golf fashion, sex party conspiracies, and why society’s held together by duct tape and blind optimism. Dave and Trevor break down the hidden costs of cheap flights, the vanity of university systems, and how golf attire might be the biggest scam of all.

Along the way: musings on sainthood, cult recruitment, Tom Cruise’s body, and whether you could land a plane with zero training. Just another day Trudging Along.

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Uber scams, bike delivery rage, and a meatball sub that took over an hour to arrive — Trev and Dave go off on everything that’s driving them nuts lately. They also wax nostalgic about video stores, GameCube classics, and Paul Rudd’s Super Nintendo ad before spiraling into a full-blown AI anxiety spiral. And yes, we do say “c***” a lot. Sorry? Maybe?

It’s fast, funny, and just the right amount of unhinged.

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Trevor and Dave trade stories from their messy younger years—under-bridge drinking, awkward high school moments, and Catholic school chaos. It’s the kind of honesty that only surfaces long after the hangover wears off.

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