On this week's episode, Joe and Kobi sit down with Mitch and Sherina from Open Heart Productions for a deep dive into the world of independent filmmaking. Mitch breaks down his vision for a ten film series under the BCU in collaboration with Green Apple Productions. Micth gives us a look at the bigger picture behind the scenes. The crew reflects on the journey from filming The Rake Investigation all the way to their latest project, Honeyhole. Sharing stories, challenges, and lessons learned along the way. Sherina opens up about how she first got involved with Sea of Madness and her transition into acting in Bog Anthology. Mitch also gets real about the obstacles that come with being a director, from production hurdles to bringing a creative vision to life. It’s an inside look at indie film, passion projects, and the grind it takes to make it all happen.

On this week's show, Joe and Kobi bring a little extra to the table. The guys dive into the many different styles of boiling crawfish, sharing their favorite methods, hacks for making your boil spicier, and tips on how to get every last bit of meat out the craw. Kobi talks about his first experience riding B.A R.T. (Bay Area Rapid Transit) in San Francisco. Joe shares stories from cooking during training at the National Training Center, located at Fort Irwin in the California. That conversation spins into experimenting in the kitchen, including mushroom-infused salts. To wrap things up, the guys talk about upcoming events and festivals around Louisiana. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week’s episode, Joe sits down with Aaron Simon from Train Wreck Method for a wide-ranging conversation that goes off the rails in the best way possible. They dive into the band’s recent shows across Louisiana, the new material they’ve been working on, and the wildest thing Aaron has ever witnessed at a live event. The conversation takes a turn into the origins of Bitcoin, the growing buzz around hydrogen water bottles, and even the unique world of chiptune music. Recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana, this episode blends live music stories, tech talk, and a little organized chaos...Just the way we like it.

On this week's show Joe sits down with Kalvin Hackney, professional MMA fighter and owner of Hackney Fitness & MMA, for a deep conversation about his fighting career and the journey that led him to build his own gym. Ralph shares what it was like training under Kalvin for his first MMA fight and the discipline it took to prepare for competition. Kalvin breaks down what truly sets Hackney Fitness apart from other gyms, explaining how the culture is built around faith, family, and accountability. The group also discusses the importance of proper nutrition, with Kalvin doing a deep dive into how fueling the body correctly impacts performance, recovery, and everyday life. This episode was recorded in Pineville, Louisiana at Hackney Fitness.

On this week's show, Joe traveled to Hackney Fitness & MMA to sit down with Darrian Hayes and Owen Elkins for conversation centered around training, fighting, and growth. The group dives into their recent fights and lessons learned inside the cage. We talk about those experiences shaping the way they coach others in the gym. Owen breaks down how the nickname “Silverback” came to be. We discuss gym culture, mindset, and what’s coming next for the Hackney Fitness team as they continue to push forward. This episode was recorded in Pineville, Louisiana.

On this week's show, Joe and Kobi were joined by Ben Jones for a wide-ranging conversation rooted in community and personal growth. Ben broke down the community projects he’s been involved with around Oakdale and what giving back really means to him. We also talked about his recent trip to Mississippi deer hunting and sharing stories from the woods. We elboate on how hunting has become a personal tradition. Ben opened up about his journey through the VA hospital system in Arkansas, his recent decision to join the American Legion, and how that chapter has shaped him. To wrap things up, Ben shared his creative passions from painting to writing his second part of his book. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week's show, Joe is joined with Andrew Griggs, a longtime Louisiana MMA figure with over 20 years of experience covering the local fight scene through in-depth interviews, photography, and video work. We broke down how his passion for MMA started after earning his black belt and how that love for the sport turned into documenting fighters and their journeys inside and outside the cage. Andrew shared some of the wildest and most disrespectful things he’s heard fans yell at MMA events. He gave insight into his personal approach to interviewing fighters with respect and authenticity. He reflected on what it meant to be inducted into the MMA Hall of Fame. We also talked about the evolution of Louisiana MMA and the relationships he’s built with fighters over two decades in the game. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week's show, Joe and Kobi reflect on 20 years of friendship built on long road trips, small town memories, and plenty of questionable teenage decisions. They swap stories from their younger days, laugh through the chaos, and talk about how those experiences shaped their bond. The conversation also dives into their favorite podcast recordings over the years, behind the scenes moments, and why the show means more to them than they ever expected. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.