This week the lads are settling in for a proper nostalgic one 🍺

We're taking a trip back to Saturday night telly in the 90s — the era of Noel Edmonds, Blind Date, and whatever madness the BBC and ITV were throwing at the wall. Was it golden age TV or glorified nonsense? We reminisce, we debate, and we definitely disagree.

We also dip into MasterChef — has it lost the plot, or is it still the greatest cooking show on telly? You know how that conversation goes...

Then it's time for another round of Bell End or Legend 🔔👑 — the game where reputations go to die. This week's picks are spicy. You have been warned.

And we wrap things up by finishing our Newbarns Brewery tour with a stout 🖤🍻 — is it a fitting send-off to the series or did we save the best till last? Tune in to find out.

In this milestone 100th episode, Dan and Martin celebrate in true Lager’s Off fashion — with beer, bizarre kitchen gadgets, summer survival hacks, and plenty of chaotic banter.

From spotlighting Brighton’s legendary Dank Juice brew to debating the usefulness of soft serve machines, sandwich toasters, and personal air conditioning, this episode is packed with laughs, questionable life advice, and surprisingly useful tips for surviving the summer heat.

Expect gadget talk, brewery chat, cooling techniques, DIY hacks, coffee machine debates, and the kind of conversations that somehow spiral completely out of control.

Whether you’re here for the beer recommendations, the kitchen gadget obsession, or just the nonsense, thanks for joining us for 100 episodes of The Lager’s Off Podcast. 🍺

🍺 The Lagers Off Podcast | Newbarns Brown Ale, The North-South Divide & A Proper 90s Nostalgia Trip

Martin and Dan are back, and this week they're continuing their deep dive into Newbarns Brewery — and this time, it's all about the brown ale. Does it live up to the name? Is it what you'd expect from one of Scotland's most talked-about craft breweries? The lads crack it open and give you their honest, unfiltered take. But that's not all. Things get slightly heated (in the best possible way) when the debate turns to one of England's great unsolved questions: where exactly does the North-South divide actually sit? Martin and Dan have opinions. Strong ones. You might agree, you might not — but you will have something to say about it. And then it's a trip down memory lane as the conversation drifts into the 90s — the music, the culture, the general vibe of it all — and how much things have changed since then. For better? For worse? Probably a bit of both. Pull up a chair, crack something cold open, and join the chat.