Like the show for the most part but the host Chris seems to have his nose so far up the “orange mans” butt that he can’t see what’s really happening in the world. He also seems to lose his breath while doing over-dramatic reads,(kind of bad for a podcast host) The other host Mike seems to come at subject matter with a little more balance and seems like he payed attention a little in college . Keep up 1/2 of the good work

Far more often now than before, Chris and Mike get too political. I now only listen to shows that are not political and not pointing a negative finger at people. Chris has become a hate monger to groups that don’t share his opinions or believe his conspiracy theories.

I absolutely love this show! Mike and Chris are a great team. Their commitment to sharing their honest thoughts on topics and current events is very refreshing. I finish every show laughing after Mike’s joke of the day. 😂Love it all!! ❤️

Only thing I can say is, I’d wish they add a second show a week!

I’m a die hard garage logic fan. I wish Ruevers would talk a little less or at least think ahead of run away train thoughts. I wish Mike Frattelone would talk more. Even though Mike differs at times from garage logic thoughts he is still very well thought out and his sense of humor is perfect.

Easy to listening to each week. Wide variety of topics and love the friendship between these two.

Always entertaining!!Full of interesting views and funny stories.

Always entertaining. This is one podcast that I never miss. If you like Garage Logic, you’ll love these guys.

Busty crustaceans

A great listen for the drive to work or a cross country trip with the family. Chris and Mike cover anything and everything that we all are thinking about. We just didn’t know it going in. #frattpack5000 #911

Like sitting on the back deck just b.s.ing with the guys. Topics rise like the bubbles in my beer and then are discussed like a long smooth swig from the bottle. Just another day at BDL Frat Pack #647

If laughter truly is the best medicine, then Weekly Scramble is basically a prescription-strength dose of joy—with zero side effects (unless you count spontaneous snort-laughing in public). Mike and Chris are like the perfectly unhinged duo you didn’t know you needed—equal parts brilliant, ridiculous, and timely. Every week, they take the chaos of current events, daily nonsense, and random musings, then scramble it all up into a glorious audio omelet of hilarity. It’s entertaining, it’s funny, it’s sometimes weirdly educational, and it always—always—leaves me wondering, “Why am I not best friends with these guys already?” The timing? Impeccable. The banter? Chef’s kiss. The tangents? Frequent, unplanned, and completely necessary. Whether they’re deep-diving into news or going off the rails about lawn care, cheese curds, or what Chris found in his glove box, Weekly Scramble is like riding shotgun on a road trip with your two funniest uncles—if your uncles also happened to know way too much about Minnesota trivia and have access to a microphone. Do yourself a favor: Subscribe, laugh loudly, and accept that you’ll probably never listen to another podcast the same way again. 10/10 would scramble again.

You never know what you’ll get on an episode of The Weekly Scramble. Just like hanging out with friends, topics can be light or heavy, and it’s always a treat. #frattpack5000 #837

Great weekly podcast from two guys tied to the MN vibe. Love the jones as well.

The Weekly Scramble has become a must-listen podcast for me. Chris and Mike always provide a great show based on solid prep, timely and important topics and bright, relevant insights. Their use of humor is always fitting for the topic and keeps even challenging topics engaging.

Listen, I tuned into The Weekly Scramble expecting spicy takes on news, maybe some witty banter, and a dash of chaos. What I got? A full-on foot fetish festival hosted by the most unapologetically toe-obsessed crew on air. I’m talking hosts who derail a perfectly good segment about politics to wax poetic about arch support, pedicures, and—God help me—the “aesthetic elegance” of a well-shaped pinky toe. One episode, they spent 10 minutes debating the best socks for “toe freedom.” TEN MINUTES. I didn’t even know “toe freedom” was a thing, but now I’m questioning my own socks. It’s weird, okay? Like, really weird. I’m pretty sure one host has a secret Pinterest board called “Feet of the Rich and Famous.” Another dropped a casual “I’d rather lick a foot than eat kale” mid-show, and nobody batted an eye. At this point, I’m convinced their studio smells like lavender foot cream and regret. Yet, somehow, I’m hooked. The hosts’ chemistry is electric—foot fetish aside, they’re hilarious, quick-witted, and genuinely passionate about breaking down the week’s headlines. Their tangents (even the ones about calluses) are so absurdly charming that I end up laughing harder than I should. The show’s format is a glorious mess, hopping from global events to pop culture with the grace of a barefoot sprint on hot pavement. They’ll roast a politician’s bad tweet, then pivot to ranking celebrity feet (yes, this happened, and yes, Brad Pitt’s toes got a 7/10). It’s unhinged, but it works. I’ve learned more about geopolitics and plantar fasciitis than I ever wanted, and I’m weirdly okay with it. So, yeah, The Weekly Scramble is a 5-star fever dream. It’s like if a news podcast got drunk and decided to moonlight as a podiatry blog. The hosts’ foot obsession is bizarre, but their charm and humor make it impossible to unsubscribe. I’ll keep listening—just don’t ask me to join their “Toe Appreciation Club.” I’m not there yet.

Great local guys with entertaining takes on current events and guy stuff

This is a great show. Not bias, not overly political and so much fun. Keep up the great work Chris and Fratt!

I did not know the Weekly Scramble had its own feed! Fun to listen to, join the Fratt Pack, Cheers!

This podcast is getting better and better, Mike is hilarious!

If you want to hear 2 Michelob Golden Light Drinkers interview craft brewers not knowing a thing about the brewery, this is the show for you! It must be exhausting for the Elevated Beer, Wine, and Spirits staff member to cover for the hosts’ ignorance. In the episode interviewing Sociable Cider Works, the host loved the taproom but didn’t know Sociable also brews beer and also asked how Rose (wine) differs from pink ciders (apples). Total incompetence.

Just listened to the Drekker episode and loved the angle of questioning from Mike, the guest host. Beer needs that kind of intelligence and inquisitiveness exploring the people and processes behind it!

Fun, informative and awesome guests

So happy the Beer Show is now on iTunes now! I'm usually working when it's on live and it's so much easier to get it on the podcast later that day! Also love the staff at Elevated in white bear! The best!

Omg, I love it. It's like Jesus giving me a wet kiss in my ear.