MF'ing Block Podcast

Corporate has been open in Cincinnati for 13 years. It's been a ride not just for Matt Tomamichel, but the whole city. There's a serious sense of not just community, but family surrounding what this sneaker shop has become. Matt and I talked about building that very thing as well as changes made when he became a dad. You never know what kind of day anyone else is having. Be nice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mfingblockpod/support

I sat down with Benny, who recently quit his day job at a law firm to pursue a career in the reseller world. We discussed the comfort with being numb in life, reoccurring dreams, the secret service and I also realized my top 3 movies are ridiculous. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mfingblockpod/support

My good friend Frank stops in to talk about how he ended up in Cincinnati via playing in a band with his best friends. Frank gets into finishing his basement and the golden finds he's coming across moving old stuff around. Also, we all like to party, but is Tekashi 69 is going too far taking his trolling to the streets? Thanks to Shawn for sitting in on another episode.

Jake Youst joins me this week to talk all about bourbon. How he started in the hobby, what he looks for when selecting a single barrel and who he'd want to sit down with for a drink. Look for Jake on Instagram @thetipsybarkeep. Thanks for listening!

Andrew has been in the bar/restaurant business for a long time. He opened Good Plates Eatery in the middle of the pandemic, which added even more hurdles for a restaurant to open in general. We also talked about being dads. Andrew happens to be the father of twins. Did The Office get worse after Michael Scott left? Go check out Good Plates Eatery and buy your foodie blogging cousin a gift card.

Mike and Alina join me this week to talk all about moving on. Never forget where you come from, but accept new challenges and the forever moving horizon. The happiest guy in the room can easily be struggling the most. Mike and Alina, I'm glad we got to have this conversation.

Daniel Deitsch joins me this week to talk about his time in the military, traumatic experiences and adjusting back to a civilian lifestyle. Upon leaving the Navy he felt he didn't earn the "Thank you for your services," as he didn't give the ultimate sacrifice of fighting and dying for his country. I hope this episode reaches others that feel lost without a purpose or "mission." There is help for you and a lot of people care about you. Disclaimer: suicidal thoughts and an attempted self-inflicted act are discussed in extreme detail.

I had a great conversation with Branden Meade this week about music. His influences throughout childhood. Memories of the songs his mother would play at home and sing along to. Best and worst venues he's played, and one special local venue that is a gem among the music scene in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The talented Maria Carrelli stops by the Block this week. She let's us in on different jobs musicians have taken on while not being allowed to perform and tour. I also explain how early punk rock and hip hop were one in the same. Check out Maria's music on Spotify!

Shawn's back! It's been a crazy year, and it just keeps giving. How are the current conditions reshaping your holiday season? Is Cyberpunk 2077 ever coming out!? We also talk about the best and worst strip clubs in Louisville, Kentucky.

This week Clint of The Brew Podcast and my long time friend Sal Dali stops by the Block to discuss some outright awful verses in hip hop. Sal has been putting in work on the beats and it shows. He breaks down a bit of how the music industry works on a bigger scale. Check out the @thebrewpodcast1 and @saldalilama!

This week I'm joined by guest co-host Ashley of Slay Queens Podcast. We talked to Kate and Kiel, a happy couple looking forward to exchanging their vows. Unfortunately, if they sign the license Kiel would lose a lot of benefits that help them get by with his spinal cord injury. They also wanted to let others in their situation know exactly what is at stake for them on election day.

All the way from L.A., my good friend Speed Walton joins us on the Block to talk about the new album "Sorry I've Been Busy" he's currently working on with longtime friend Sal Dali. Being sports fans, we had to talk about what the Lakers championship season meant for the city of Los Angeles following the deaths of Kobe and Nipsey Hussle.

Joe of the famed Lazer Wolves from VH1's World Series of Pop Culture stepped in with some great pro-wrestling perspective. And what's really going on with Trump and his Covid diagnosis? We've all got our own thoughts.

Taco Dan the Bourbon Man joins us from the Windy City and talks tacos, bourbon and what it's like being born and raised in the city of Chicago. Welcome to MF'ing Block Podcast Show!

Ashley from Slay Queens Podcast talks some Cincinnati true crime, the REAL men in black, and Bob Lazar and Area 52 err....51.

Shawn sold a car, Pat lost some weight, and it turns out people really do use stats to skew the bigger picture to push unfavorable ideals.

Late Fees (3:07), Intellectual Stuff (12:41) and The More You Know (18:48). Also, on this ep, Rideout calls in to talk about what photography means to him, documenting George Floyd protests downtown, and what he loves so much about the Queen City. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We introduce our new segments Late Fees at (5:00) (movie reviews), Short Circuit at (12:10) (tech/space talk) and The More You Know at (21:33) (fact of the day). Breezy Lee joins us (26:13) this week and talks about the impact that sexual abuse can have on a person's life. Thank you Breezy. If you have been a victim of sexual abuse, please check out www.avoicefortheinnocent.org to have your voice heard and find useful resources to help you along the way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Patrick and Shawn talk about call waiting, internet connections, and No One Saw A Thing. Our friend and common co-host Zach Moody joins us to talk about losing a friend and trips to Thailand. Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app