On this week's show, Joe sits down with Glen P. Norman Jr. to dive deep into his book, S.W.A.G. – The Long Walk In My Shoes. Glen opened up about the emotional journey that inspired the memoir—losing his mother at just 12 years old, navigating hardship, and finding strength through faith, discipline, and purpose. We explored how each chapter reflects a different phase of his growth, and how his story is a message to anyone who’s ever felt stuck or broken. We also got into Glen’s amateur MMA journey. Where he currently holds a 2–1 record. He broke down both of his dominant TKO victories, including a second-round finish over Titus Young. Glen also shared the story behind his only loss, which came by stoppage due to a glove cutting his eye, not a knockout or submission. It was a freak accident, not a defeat of skill. Glen dedicates his life to transforming others physically and mentally as a personal trainer. In this conversation, we talk about his powerful message for men's mental health, how he helps people reclaim their strength through fitness, and the meaning behind his clothing brand S.W.A.G. A name that’s more than style, it’s a mindset.

This week joe sat down with rising pro wrestling star Rika Wildlee, also known as “The Barker of the Bizarre.” He shared how his dream of becoming a professional wrestler started at just 8 years old — and how he’s spent the last four years grinding to make that dream a reality. We talked about his journey from training at the UWE Pro Wrestling Academy of Alexandria to now teaching the next generation of talent at the same school. Rika opened up about his recent success in the ring, including becoming the SWF Heavyweight Champion and one-half of the RWE Tag Team Champions alongside Athan Sorrow . He also gave us a look into his signature finishing moves, how different wrestlers bring different techniques to the ring, and what it was like performing at the legendary ICP Gathering of the Juggalos. From small-town beginnings to championship gold, this episode captures the raw grit, passion, and personality behind one of Louisiana’s highly entertaining rising stars.

On this episode, Joe sat down with accordionist virtuoso Joshua Townley, whose passion for French music brings rich, nostalgic vibes to life through every note. We dove into his musical inspirations, the intricate mechanics of the accordion including the globally-sourced metal reeds that give it voice and how he fell in love with this timeless instrument. Joshua also shared details about his upcoming performance at the Toulouse Theatre in New Orleans, where he'll be opening for HollyRock’s vinyl release party. From old-world charm to modern stage energy, this conversation hits all the right notes. This show was recorded locally in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Joe and Kobi are back with a fresh batch of randomness, diving into the wild world of content creation-what works, what's weird, and how to keep it all from looking like recycled TikToks. We toss in some wild facts too, like how the first Super Bowl tickets only cost just $12, and how positive lightning can strike from 20 miles away-proof that even storms have a dramatic flair. We also dig into some Louisiana oddities, like the WW2 dog training camp in Oakdale and a long-lost movie theater. Throw some personal stories, plenty of laughs, and a few questionable theories, and you've got one strange but satisfying ride. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana. 'Random, Ridiculous, and Perfectly Unhinged"

In this episode, Joe sits down with Illinois author Robert Meyer to dive into his book Apocalypse: Rise of the Vampire Slayer. We talk about what led him to start writing—his deep inspiration from Stephen King—and explore both the strengths and struggles he faces in the creative process. Robert also shares details on his upcoming projects, including a graphic animation TV series and his next chilling release, Are You Ready Alone After Midnight? This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Joe and Kobi take a walk through the woods and trip over Oakdale sawdust covered past. From the days when it was called the “Stump Capital of Louisiana”, to the red clay soil that baffled farmers and sparked folklore. This episode peels back the bark on a town built by timber and wrapped in mystery. We chop it up about lumber rivalries, a vanished movie theater, and whispered legends of moonshine tunnels. Artist of the week is "IAMDOUGLES" with the song "Better". This show was recorded in Piney Woods of Oakdale, Louisiana.

Join Joe and Kobi on a dive deep into Louisiana's strangest conspiracies on this weeks show. Are there secret military bases hidden beneath the bayous? Is the Superdome cursed by spirits from the past? Is the Rougarou just folklore, or something far more real, scary and hairy? We also take a thoughtful look at nudist communities, not for shock value, but as a genuine form of alternative living rooted in nature, freedom, and body acceptance. It's a mystery, philosophy, and a touch of swampy chaos-all rolled into one episode. The artist of the week is "AOEC" with the song "This is my life". This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week show, Joe and Kobi sit down local MMA fighter Shaine "Showtime" Ferrier to talk about his first-ever loss- a tough second-round submission by rear naked choke. Shaine opens up about the intense training and conditioning he put in leading up to the fight, the mental toll of defeat, and how he's using the experience to fuel his comeback. We dive into the inspirations that first lit his fire for fighting. We learn that his ultimate goal is stepping into the world of bare knuckle boxing. Its raw, real, and all heart- because win or lose, Showtime never stops. The artist of the weeks is "Taylented" with the song "New Life". This episode was recorded in Oakdale, La.