From the rodeo grounds to the grind it takes to stay competitive, this week Joe was joined by Sage and Joshua from Lafayette. Sage is a competitive barrel racer who broke down everything from personal training to how she conditions and trains her horses for high-level competition. We talked about traveling to different rodeos across Louisiana and beyond. Sage breaks down the struggles that come with the sport, and the dedication it takes to keep chasing wins. Sage also shared her future goals and her dreams to accomplish in the barrel racing world. Joshua gives update on his mma journey going into 2026. This show was recorded locally in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week's episode, Joe is joined with Waylon Bailey for a wide ranging conversation that blends martial arts, family, and the hoilday season. We break down the differences and similarities between Jujutsu and TACT. We diving into injuries, knockouts, pressure points, and the conditioning it takes to perform at a high level. We also laugh about how wild winter weather can get in Louisiana. We share  childhood Christmas memories that still stick with us today. As parents, we talk about the joy of experiencing Christmas through our kids and how that changes everything. We wrap things up by looking ahead at what’s coming up for Waylon in 2026 and what the future holds. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week's episode, Joe and Kobi reunite on the mic for the first time in six months and the energy comes back instantly. We kick things off by talking about how the U.S. stopped printing the penny and into how its value might change over time. We also break down the viral “6–7” trend and how it originally came from a basketball interview. We also take some time to share our personal favorite collectibles and talk about why certain items hold so much meaning for us. We shift into a conversation about life in California, comparing everyday differences to what we’re used to in Louisiana. This show was recorded late night at Zanders on Fête Du Void grounds in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week's show, Joe sits down with Louisiana actor Hick Cheramie to talk about his journey from lower Lafourche Parish to working on major film and TV sets across the country. Hick shares what it was really like on set for projects like Emancipation, Mayfair Witches, The Family Business: New Orleans, Money Plane, and more. Hick’s breaks down the roles he’s played and unexpected moments that happen behind the scenes. Hick’s elaborates on his recent lead role as an Vampire Hunter upcoming flim "South of Night". We also dive into his appearances in national TV ads, including spots that aired multiple times during the Super Bowl, and how those experiences pushed his career forward.This conversation dives into his growth as an actor, personal growth in his life, and how staying rooted in southern Louisiana keeps him grounded as his career continues to grow. This episode was recorded locally in Oakdale, Louisiana on the Fête Du Void grounds.

In this episode, Joe sits down with Lake Charles comedian Jay Moody to dive into his unique approach to stand-up and his signature style, “stoner swamp comedy.” Jay shares how he develops new material, his writing process, and how he keeps his sets fresh. The conversation also takes a musical turn as Jay talks about his lifelong passion for playing bass and electric guitar—something he’s been doing for over 20 years. It’s a laid-back, heartfelt chat full of laughs, creativity, and real conversation. This show was record in Oakdale, Louisiana.

On this week show, Joe is joined with Dustin Davison Jr. and Shaine Ferrier for a laid-back and heartfelt conversation. Dustin opens up about carrying on his late brother’s Jake's legacy through the Canceling Flights clothing line. He talks about how the brand has grown and all the different styles plus merchandise they offer. The group dives into talks about cooking, hunting, fighting, and blending deep stories with plenty of laughs. Along the way, we get to learn more about the friendship between Dustin and Shaine as the trio swaps memories and good times in true Louisiana fashion. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

In this episode, Joe is joined with Lafayette MMA fighter Joshua Dunbar. Joshua shares how he first got into mixed martial arts, the grind of training across multiple weight classes. He breaks down what it takes to stay sharp both in and out of the cage. He also talks about his role as a coach at Flash MMA, where he’s helping train and inspire the next wave of Louisiana fighters. From local shows to long-term goals, Joshua opens up about discipline, mindset, and representing Lafayette every time he steps into the cage. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Recorded live at Fête Du Void in Oakdale, Louisiana, Joe is joined with New Orleans based DJ Stemmily. She talks about her journey through the Louisiana electronic music scene. She shares her experiences performing at The Void multiple times and how this year’s Skidder Stage stood out as a wonderful production. Stemmily reflects on the beginnings of her DJ style and how she developed a sound that blends drum and bass with a wide range of bass music. She also discusses collaborating with NOLADAB for live performances and how their creative chemistry pushes her sound further. To close, she gives a sneak peek at her upcoming release “Seduction (Liquid DAB)”, which will be available on all streaming platforms on October 25.

Recorded live at Fête Du Void, Joe sits down with The Quadroholics. The trio is composed of Billy, Hayden, and Colton celebrating ten years of making music together. The group talks about how it all began with a birthday party set that sparked a decade of creativity, experimentation, and late-night sessions. They share stories about their favorite performances, the evolution of their sound, and the excitement behind their brand-new album release. The group talks about what’s coming next with their upcoming shows and what keeps "The Quadroholics" energy alive after all these years. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Recorded late at night during the Void, New Orleans based hip-hop artist Alfred Banks and Joe has a quick conversation 30 minutes before his set. Alfred talks about the power of honesty and vulnerable in his lyric. Alfred reflects on the live performance that have left a lasting impact. Alfred shares what keeps him grounded and driven as he looks ahead to his upcoming performances.