The Revenge Bros Podcast

Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill

The Revenge Bros Podcast, hosted by Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill, is a dynamic conversation-driven show covering sports, business, technology, entertainment, culture, and current events. With sharp commentary, fresh perspectives, and engaging discussions, the show breaks down the stories, trends, and ideas shaping today’s world.

  1. 2h ago

    #128 College Football Debate. Texas Playoff Drama, Rockets Hype & The High Cost of Living

    Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill trade sports takes on a chaotic week across college football, the NFL, baseball, the WNBA and the NBA. They debate whether Texas can make a playoff push, argue over officiating and Houston’s late collapse, and weigh early-season signals against the danger of overreacting. Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill wrap up a wide-ranging episode of the Revenge Bros Podcast, moving from NBA early-season performances to a Pocket Watch profile of entrepreneur Reginald F. Lewis. They also debate economic pressure, changing dating norms, consumer trends, AI consent, and public speed-camera enforcement. Timestamps Highlights: 00:00 Meet the Revenge Bros and set up the sports roundup 02:20 Texas escapes Ole Miss: Manning’s uneven performance and playoff chances 12:16 Alabama beats Texas A&M as the Whataburger excuses begin 19:08 South Carolina edges Tennessee amid a debate over three called-back scores 25:56 LSU handles Auburn in the Tiger Bowl 29:43 Utah rallies past Houston after the Cougars lose focus 36:12 Indiana wins a low-scoring game against Michigan 41:06 Giants outlast Houston in overtime, powered by defense and the run game 47:01 Atlanta hands the 49ers their first loss 53:49 World Series and WNBA updates: Brewers-Rays and Valkyries-Dream 56:43 Rockets start 3-0: too early to call them contenders? 59:14 Rockets optimism and the Warriors’ 0-3 start 01:01:51 Are the Warriors’ aging core and roster depth a concern? 01:04:12 Pocket Watch: Reginald F. Lewis’s rise 01:07:23 A teenager’s ambition and the making of a business leader 01:09:53 The McCall deal and a $985 million acquisition 01:12:32 Lewis’s legacy, wealth, and untimely death 01:16:30 A baby with a mustache and Cowboys cheerleaders unionize 01:21:07 Why economic growth may not feel like progress 01:26:13 Rising Halloween candy prices and smaller treats 01:28:01 Texting etiquette, dating expectations, and social media 01:32:13 A million dollars in trading cards stolen from a truck 01:33:34 The $2,000 foldable phone and AI consent questions 01:39:16 A women’s 10K on an airport runway 01:41:42 Luxury-brand prices and Gen Z dating norms 01:50:10 LA speed cameras: safety, fines, and surveillance

  2. 2d ago

    #127 NFL Drama, Armani's Legacy & Why One Job Isn't Enough Anymore

    Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill trade lively, joking takes on a packed slate of football and basketball news. They debate player health and discipline, NFL team form and upcoming matchups, then shift to the NBA, MLB World Series, and women's basketball finals. Co-hosts Devin Hill and Thomas Robinson move from college football matchups into a wide-ranging discussion of fashion, work, money, travel, housing, weather, and consumer news. Thomas tells the story of Giorgio Armani’s career and business legacy, while both hosts debate the pressures of side jobs, corporate layoffs, rising costs, and preparing for severe weather. Timestamps Highlights: 00:00 Thomas and Devin kick off the Revenge Bros sports breakout 02:10 Baker Mayfield’s thumb and the Eagles’ handling of Jalen Hurts 09:37 Season-ending injury, suspension, and Colts GM speculation 17:09 NFL rankings and the 49ers’ 23-17 win over Washington 26:05 Bears beat the Patriots as the hosts debate Chicago’s ceiling 31:17 Texans-Giants, Cowboys-Eagles, and Packers-Lions previews 37:26 Rockets-Spurs: Kevin Durant and Victor Wembanyama face off 41:24 Luka, Curry, and the value of a complete NBA roster 47:48 World Series predictions and the women’s basketball finals 54:18 College football games to watch 54:59 College football matchups and Houston’s chance against Utah 01:00:16 Alabama-Texas A&M and the move into Pocket Watch 01:02:34 Giorgio Armani: from career changes to a fashion empire 01:07:14 The relaxed suit and Armani’s idea of quiet luxury 01:10:17 Armani’s accessible lines, ownership, and succession plan 01:14:03 Can the Armani brand thrive without its founder? 01:18:56 Houston’s new United Club lounge and a costly Knicks fan ring 01:21:20 Side hustles, financial goals, and the pressure to work more 01:25:22 Airline pricing and the case for discounting empty seats 01:28:58 Seasonal Amazon jobs and a stalled housing market 01:33:14 Hurricane preparation and lessons from Harvey 01:37:10 Concert residencies, touring costs, and ticket prices 01:40:03 Money habits as a relationship deal breaker 01:43:08 eBay and corporate layoffs: how secure are jobs? 01:50:40 Houston Galleria parking changes and the closing remarks #comedy #sports

  3. Oct 27

    #126 College football choas, NFL upsets & Wall Street Money | AI, Investing & The future

    In this episode, Devin and Thomas dive into college football upsets, NFL highlights, and the latest in MLB and women's basketball, providing insights and lively banter. They analyze key games, player performances, and the impact of recent results on rankings and playoff hopes. In this episode, Thomas and Devin explore the fascinating world of Wall Street, investing, and current trends in technology, entertainment, and consumer behavior. They share insights on Ken Griffin's success, the impact of AI, and how to prepare financially for the future. Timestamps Highlights: 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview04:29 The Impact of Market Crashes and Black Monday08:56 The Future of AI in Business and Investment13:38 Social Security and Retirement Planning for Young Adults17:56 The Future of Cable and Traditional TV20:55 Apple’s Smart Home Devices and Market Innovation22:32 Unusual News: Alligator Attacks and Dinosaur Collectibles23:59 The Impact of Reviews and Consumer Opinions on Movies25:25 Holiday Shopping Tips and Budget-Friendly Options26:49 The Rise of Online Shopping and Data Privacy Concerns28:33 The Future of Streaming and Sports Broadcasts29:57 The End of Cable and Local TV Channels31:32 Stock Market Earnings and AI Companies32:48 The Role of AI in Business Strategy and Innovation34:29 Gambling, Predictions, and Business Risks36:00 The Future of Work and Entrepreneurship Among Gen Z37:27 The Misuse of the Term 'Boss' in Modern Culture39:03 Securing a Job vs. Entrepreneurship: Pros and Cons40:33 The Importance of Early Retirement Planning42:07 Movie Trends: The Success of Horror Films Despite Reviews43:34 The Power of Consumer Reviews and Word of Mouth45:04 Holiday Shopping and Price Trends in 202446:33 The Impact of Inflation and Supply Chain on Prices48:07 The Future of Streaming Services and Sports Broadcasts49:29 The End of Traditional TV and Rise of Digital Streaming50:52 AI Earnings Reports and Market Predictions52:28 The Role of AI in Business and Innovation53:59 The Risks and Rewards of AI in Business55:32 The Future of Smart Home Technology57:08 Unusual News: Alligator Attacks and Dinosaur Collectibles58:32 Consumer Behavior and Holiday Spending in 202401:00:02 Summary and Final Thoughts on Investing and Technology

  4. Oct 26

    #125 NFL Injuries, Ralph Lauren’s Empire & Why Everything Costs More

    In this episode, they cover the biggest sports storylines of the week, including college football playoff expansion, Jalen Hurts and Lamar Jackson injuries, the Rams cutting Harrison Mevis, and the Brewers sweeping the Dodgers. They also dive into Ralph Lauren’s rise from a Bronx upbringing to a global fashion empire, then close with a wide-ranging look at Netflix layoffs, Tesla’s Rocket Roadster, AI risks, gas prices, and why even dating now feels like a financial interview. Pocket Watch features Ralph Lauren, covering his Bronx roots, the launch of colorful neckties, the meaning of the Polo brand, and why the logo still signals status. Business and tech topics include the Plaza Hotel closing for major repairs, Social Security concerns, Netflix cutting 1,000 jobs, Tesla’s Rocket Roadster, and Bank of America’s $1.2 billion AML fine. Timestamps Highlights: 00:00 - First live show energy and Revenge Bros introduction 01:50 - College football playoff expansion to 24 teams 04:28 - Jalen Hurts ruled out with a blood clot 06:22 - Rams release Harrison Mevis after a missed field goal 12:49 - Lamar Jackson out again with ankle injury 16:33 - Broncos vs. Seahawks turns into a boring defensive slog 20:32 - Oregon high school coach fired after a 63-0 win 22:34 - JJ Watt enters the Houston Hall of Fame 23:44 - Brewers sweep the Dodgers and shock the MLB world 31:39 - WNBA preview: Atlanta Dream vs. Golden State Valkyries 33:20 - Pocket Watch intro and Ralph Lauren brand history 39:13 - Polo ties, men’s wear, and the expansion into women’s fashion 46:53 - Why Polo still matters after 60 years 53:58 - Plaza Hotel closed for major restoration work 55:19 - Social Security projected to run out by 2036 56:43 - Netflix cuts 1,000 jobs in a 6% layoff 62:39 - Tesla’s Rocket Roadster and the future of flying cars 67:02 - Bank of America fined $1.2 billion for AML violations 68:11 - Great white shark warning in Southern California 69:41 - AI boom, debt risk, and the Wild West of regulation 75:41 - Gas prices keep rising and changing driving habits 78:15 - AI detection, false positives, and a Zimbabwe writing contest 84:00 - Halloween books, resume gimmicks, and poor job hunting etiquette 87:51 - Wingstop’s Sour Patch Kids-inspired Halloween flavor 89:23 - Dating becoming a money interview 94:48 - Hackers take over grocery store refrigeration systems 100:31 - Closing thanks and sign-off #comedy #sports

  5. Oct 22

    #124 NFL & College Football Chaos, Ted Turner’s Media Empire, AI & SpaceX

    In this episode, Devin and Thomas dive into the latest in college and NFL football, analyzing key games, player performances, and team dynamics. They also touch on MLB playoff updates, providing insights and lively banter that keep fans engaged and informed. In this episode, we explore the fascinating stories of media pioneer Ted Turner, the evolution of technology in entertainment, and the impact of AI and space travel on our future. Join us for insights into innovation and investments. Timestamps Highlights: 00:00 - Cold open and the brothers’ signature back and forth01:11 - Introducing the Revenge Bros Podcast03:05 - College football kickoff and Marvin Harrison Jr. trade talk05:28 - Texas versus Oklahoma and the Arch Manning debate09:38 - Oklahoma’s upset and Texas criticism13:42 - Georgia versus Alabama and weather affecting the game19:37 - Texas A and M versus Missouri23:29 - LSU versus Kentucky in overtime27:07 - North Carolina versus Pittsburgh and Bill Belichick’s first big win28:31 - Tennessee versus Arkansas breakdown30:04 - Florida versus South Carolina and the Gators’ struggles31:05 - Ole Miss versus Vanderbilt dominance32:17 - Ohio State versus Maryland33:00 - Indiana versus Nebraska and wrapping the college segment34:13 - Bears versus Packers and the Green Bay blowout37:45 - Texans versus Titans and a dull AFC South game38:58 - Eagles versus Jaguars in London and the final second field goal45:48 - Giants versus Commanders ending in a tie48:03 - MLB playoff update and the Guardians advancing50:09 - WNBA Finals set with Golden State versus Atlanta53:40 - Transition into Pocket Watch54:18 - Pocket Watch intro and Ted Turner’s legacy55:15 - Ted Turner’s early life and family business57:15 - Buying Channel 17 and building a programming strategy59:40 - Braves and Hawks on TV and the local sports empire61:05 - CNN and the five-year path to profit64:18 - Cartoon Network, TNT, and the Time Warner era65:25 - Summary of Ted Turner’s business legacy and philanthropy67:40 - Cookie tracking, browser privacy, and account security69:10 - Star Wars props selling for millions70:33 - AI relationships and whether they count as cheating73:23 - Holiday shopping, Christmas commercialism, and rising prices80:38 - Halloween candy costs and the return of bulk buying82:38 - Kraft Mac and Cheese ramen announcement83:34 - Global debt and whether countries can recover88:21 - Rising air travel costs and whether driving comes back95:35 - Space travel becoming more normal97:00 - Would you go back to work after winning 2 million dollars97:59 - The Green Lantern show’s viewership and future season talk99:43 - Living on a cruise ship full time101:43 - A robot house cleaner for 30 dollars103:47 - Outro and closing thanksNotable Quotes #comedy #sports

    #124 NFL & College Football Chaos, Ted Turner’s Media Empire, AI & SpaceX

  6. Oct 18

    #123 Cowboys Collapse Again: Wild Culture Debates & The Billion-Dollar Nike Story

    Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill discuss the latest in sports, including NFL trades, college football, NBA updates, and MLB playoffs, along with a special focus on the history of Nike and the evolution of sports leagues. Devin and Thomas explore a wide range of topics including the history of Nike, the impact of celebrity partnerships, the evolution of social media, hurricane preparedness, and the future of streaming services. Timestamps: 05:33 NFL news: Mike Dicker's legacy and NFL trades12:35 NFL scores and game analysis: Buccaneers vs Cowboys16:59 NBA updates: LeBron James and team dynamics24:39 NBA game highlights: LeBron and team performances32:56 MLB playoffs: Series updates and team progress43:03 WNBA highlights: Golden State Valeries and Aja Wilson52:57 Nike's origin story and logo design57:50 Phil Knight and Nike's financial success01:02:20 Comparison of convenience stores Myers and Buckys01:06:38 Hurricane season and safety tips01:10:17 The future of TV and streaming services01:11:27 The social media story and its societal impact01:26:14 Best days to grocery shop for savings01:36:18 First drinks and early experiences01:38:20 The appeal of National Geographic documentaries #comedy #sports

  7. Oct 14

    #122 Should countries move to a four-day work week? Young Americans spending paychecks too fast.

    Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill cover a full slate of sports headlines, from the Chicago Bears' relocation questions to a packed college football rundown and a tight NFL weekend. They also close with a Pocket Watch segment on Sylvester Stallone, plus a few lifestyle and work discussions about travel costs, a four-day workweek, and money habits. The Chicago Bears' possible move to Hammond, Indiana, and why the fan questionnaire feels more like a PR move than a real voteColorado State firing defensive coordinator Tyson Summers mid-game during a blowout loss to Oregon State (00:00) Opening jokes and setup for Sports with Hill (01:52) Intro into the Bears relocation story (02:34) Why the Bears asking fans about Hammond feels strategic (04:49) Fans push back on the move to Hammond (06:09) Why Thomas thinks the Bears may already be shifting blame (09:01) Colorado State coach Tyson Summers fired mid-game (13:20) Florida loses to Missouri and the overhype debate (16:46) Could a wide receiver like Jeremiah Smith win the Heisman? (20:14) Miami dominates Clemson (22:01) Texas Tech shuts down Colorado (24:55) Tennessee beats Auburn and the SEC shake-up (28:35) Alabama handles Mississippi State (30:02) Georgia stays strong at number 2 (32:04) Notre Dame beats North Carolina (32:49) Houston tops UCF (33:50) LSU routs McNeese (36:29) Cowboys vs. Texans breakdown (41:23) CeeDee Lamb's stat line and game-winning touchdown (42:18) Bears beat the Jets (43:58) Chiefs edge the Raiders (45:49) Giants beat the Cardinals (46:42) Colts beat the Commanders abroad (49:21) Patriots upset the Bills (50:45) Pocket Watch intro: Sylvester Stallone (51:58) Stallone's early life and struggle for work (56:56) The fight that inspired Rocky (58:14) Stallone refusing to sell Rocky without starring in it (60:09) Rocky's success and the building of Stallone's empire (65:13) Flooding in Japan from manholes (66:40) Amazon drone drops package into a pool in Arizona (68:12) Nigerian students punished for a TikTok dance (75:02) Miranda Lambert's new album and evolving country sound (79:04) Holiday flight prices and travel inflation (82:18) Has Whataburger fallen off? (84:42) Should countries move to a four-day workweek? (88:08) Why people are leaving expensive cities (90:25) Labor market slowdown and job numbers (93:42) Would you move to another country for a better life? (95:54) Tourism overload and whether countries should tax visitors more (99:03) Family boundaries, forgiveness, and access (103:04) Young Americans spending paychecks too fast (111:02) Closing thanks and outro #comedy #sports

  8. Oct 9

    #121 Why previous generations weren’t taught investing. Marry young or build life first?

    Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill cover a wide range of sports and business topics, mixing NFL and WNBA headlines with MLB, college football, AI, the economy, and personal finance. The episode moves from playful co-host banter into a fast-paced discussion of current events, with Devin leading most of the sports breakdowns and Thomas handling the pocket watch segment on Jim Simons. Devin breaks down several NFL injury and roster stories, including Devonta Smith being ruled out for the Eagles, Jaden Daniels being ruled out for Washington, and Tony Romo leaving CBS. The co-hosts react to the Browns’ 27-24 win over the Steelers, with discussion centered on Aaron Rodgers’ wear and tear, Pittsburgh’s defense, and Deshaun Watson’s performance. They debate whether the Raiders can upset the Chiefs in their upcoming matchup, with Thomas taking the bold position that Las Vegas could pull off a miracle win. Devin covers WNBA playoff action, including the Aces defeating the Fever 94-83, A’ja Wilson’s 36-point game, and the postseason path for the Aces, Valkyries, Dream, Liberty, and others. Timestamps Highlights: 00:00 - Opening banter and setup 03:25 - NFL news begins with Devonta Smith ruled out 05:36 - Giants trade for J. J. McCarthy after Jackson Dart injury 07:14 - Commanders rule out Jaden Daniels for London game 09:08 - Aaron Rodgers’ sack total and Steelers-Browns frustration 12:28 - Browns beat Steelers 27-24 on a late field goal 16:55 - Deshaun Watson debate and Steelers defensive breakdown 19:22 - Bears dominate Eagles 27-7 behind Case Keenum 22:22 - Tony Romo exits CBS after intoxication arrest 24:04 - Odell Beckham Jr. released by the Giants 26:56 - Raiders vs. Chiefs matchup and upset prediction 29:42 - Joey Porter added to Cowboys defense conversation 31:33 - WNBA playoff recap starts with Aces vs. Fever 33:27 - Fever and Aces controversy and fan ejection 36:25 - A’ja Wilson’s 36-point performance and Aces advance 39:01 - Golden State comeback over Dallas and playoff exit 40:49 - WNBA highest-paid players list 42:25 - MLB playoff bracket and moving teams 45:08 - California commission rejects humans fighting robots 45:59 - Protect College Sports Act passes 47:04 - Pittsburgh edges Virginia Tech 35-33 49:12 - Transition to pocket watch segment 50:07 - Pocket watch on Jim Simons begins 55:23 - Simons’ education and scooter commute story 56:49 - Code-breaking work for U. S. national security 59:12 - Age, success, and starting a company at 40 63:34 - Simons’ philanthropy and math foundation 66:11 - Transition into juice segment 67:08 - Men shaving eyelashes to look more masculine 68:12 - Texas man turns in misplaced cash and checks 69:34 - AI agents and whether they can do jobs without us 73:47 - Consumer confidence, prices, and economic pressure 79:25 - Stock market highs and interest-rate context 80:28 - Why previous generations weren’t taught investing 89:54 - Paramount and Warner Brothers merger under SkyDance 90:53 - Halloween pizza with candy corn 91:42 - Tipping culture and a customer trespassed for not tipping 93:32 - Mr. Beast joining Shark Tank 94:29 - Are women more freaky than men? 96:40 - Texas Kroger crash over restroom emergency 97:51 - Japan’s PS5 Pro purchase requirement 98:50 - Marry young or build life first? 101:13 - Closing thanks and sign-off

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The Revenge Bros Podcast, hosted by Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill, is a dynamic conversation-driven show covering sports, business, technology, entertainment, culture, and current events. With sharp commentary, fresh perspectives, and engaging discussions, the show breaks down the stories, trends, and ideas shaping today’s world.

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  • Creator
    Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    225
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Thomas Robinson and Devin Hill
  • Show Website
    The Revenge Bros Podcast