Whiskey Bros Around The Table

This week, we sit down with Ben Outland of Outland Insurance Agency, and we barely talk about insurance—on purpose. Instead, this episode takes a wild turn through Europe, polio, poetry, peptides, and posterior caffeine experiments. You know... typical Whiskey Bros territory.We learn that the Rotary Club isn't just for old dudes with name tags—it actually started in 1905 in Chicago and helped fight polio before pivoting to things like community service and spring festivals with funnel cake.We wrestle with:

Whiskey Bros — “Say It Like You Mean It (But Probably Wrong)”In tonight's culinary chaos, the Bros try their hand (and fail spectacularly) at pronouncing DFW's top restaurants—from Thai to sushi to whatever the hell “Zaap” is. With a steady pour and a healthy disrespect for phonetics, we tackle food lists that were clearly made to humble us.

In this episode, the Bros welcome Jeff Jones, CFO of Twisted X, co-owner of Virgil Leather Company, and unofficial world champion of “How Many Roles Can One Man Wear Without Imploding.”We kick things off with Jeff's first unforgettable pair of boots—the kind that imprints on your soul (or sole). From there, we lace up and walk through the full journey of a Twisted X, from dirt to design to Decatur, Texas. Along the way, Jeff drops knowledge on the boot industry's biggest misconceptions, why material sourcing matters, and how they're crafting boots that are both eco-friendly and built like tanks.Are boots symbolic of something deeper? Rebellion? Resilience? Righteousness? We ask Jeff if he's not just making footwear—but maybe, just maybe—mending souls while he's at it.We also dive into:Timeless styles that never quitFeatures you probably missed but definitely appreciateWhat it's like to work with the legends over at Virgil Leather Co.And a few unexpected folks who proudly rock Twisted X (hint: it's not just cowboys).Plus: Jeff gives us a taste of his work with Summit Coaching, we question whether Western wear is evolving or cosplaying, and the episode ends with a healthy reminder that some men don't just walk the walk—they build the boots for the journey.

In this week's episode of Whiskey Bros Around the Table, things go off the rails in the best way possible. We start by questioning whether gravity is even real, and somehow end up inventing a brand-new product that may or may not change the world (or at least your Friday night).A huge shoutout to Phillip in Colorado for the epic voicemails—your hat's coming, brother.We peel back the absurdity of American roofing materials and ask the hard questions: Is tar paper just a scam? Why aren't we building like we mean it? From there, things get deeply strange with the age-old biological bombshell: Are we all actually female? You'll have to hear it to believe it.Dr. Savage returns to the mic with wisdom, fire, and just the right amount of absurdity as we tackle three listener questions—including the real cost of eating healthy, kids on social media, and a relationship situation that's... let's just say “tense.”We also float into conspiratorial territory with the classic: What's a conspiracy theory you don't believe but kinda wish was true? And finally, we reflect on time, growth, and absurdity by asking: What would young you think of current you sitting around mics talking about this nonsense?Grab a drink. Take a seat. Welcome to the swirling philosophical chaos that is another night with the Bros.

In this wild and hilarious episode, we sit down with the team from Virgil Leather to dive into the world of leatherworking and craftsmanship. From discussing the fine art of creating custom leather pieces to exploring the challenges artisans face in a world saturated with mass-produced goods, this episode celebrates the dedication and skill of true craftsmen.And because we can't help ourselves, we also veer into some unexpected territory—like the hypothetical (and slightly disturbing) concept of leather made from a man's testicles. Yes, really. Plus, we take a detour into honey badger lore and the evolution of merchandise that blends craftsmanship with a bit of irreverence.Join us for a ride through stories, laughter, and a celebration of the hands-on artistry that's at risk of fading in today's consumer culture. Whether you're a leather aficionado or just love good storytelling, this episode's got something for everyone!

Buckle up, folks! This episode is a wild ride through whiskey-fueled debates, questionable life choices, and breaking news from the Great White North. We kick things off by taste-testing Archetype Smoked Gin from Vail—because nothing says sophisticated like a drink that reminds you of a campfire.Then, we break down the most recent windstorm that absolutely sucked, debate whether Canada just won the trade war by threatening to block Pornhub (seriously, is this a 4D chess move?), and question whether Oak Island ever actually found anything besides more hype.Meanwhile, Doc's officially a Tesla Nazi (his words, not ours), and Savage Bro just bought a welder, so obviously, he's now identifying as a certified badass. Finally, we explore the ancient art of eating animal eyeballs, because nothing says alpha energy like staring back at your food as you eat it.Pour yourself a drink, hit play, and join the madness!

The Whiskey Bros gather around the table for another unfiltered conversation, jumping from local furniture shop insanity to the political upheaval on Facebook and Twitter as power shifts from Biden to Trump. They reflect on the world's psycho moment—COVID, ivermectin debates, and the media's role in shaping public perception. Meanwhile, Decatur, TX, gets a ball field makeover, and the guys debate whether Blanton's whiskey smells like grandma's perfume (and if that's a compliment or an insult). Things take a deeper turn with Duncan Trussell's discussion on Ibogaine, leading straight into a raw exploration of Christianity—what's it all about?From there, the Bros ponder whether cable, satellite, and radio have a shot at making a comeback, and if VHS stores could rise again like vinyl. A post from James Lindsay sparks a dive into social media's dark side—does it select for Cluster B personalities? It's a wild, whiskey-fueled ride through the absurd, the serious, and everything in between.

In this expansive and thought-provoking discussion, we sit down with Matt Fisher, the founder of Trinity Street Coffee, Voltage Coffee, West Oak Coffee in Denton, and Kimzey's in Argyle. What begins as a journey through Matt's evolution from firefighter to coffee entrepreneur quickly turns into something much deeper—a reflection on business, philosophy, and the interconnected worlds of coffee, whiskey, and human experience.We start with the origins of Trinity Street Coffee—how it came to be, where it's headed, and the challenges of shipping coffee across the world. From there, the conversation unfolds into the evolution of the Trinity Street Restaurant, the economic forces shaping coffee prices and tariffs, and even the science and soul of brewing the perfect cup.But this isn't just a coffee talk. Just when you think you've mapped the terrain of the discussion, we venture into whiskey's unexpected role in shaping Matt's vision for Trinity Street.In one of the most unexpected turns, the conversation shifts to the Bible—not as dogma, but as a profoundly humanizing text that speaks to the struggles, contradictions, and beauty of being alive.So pour yourself a strong cup, maybe a neat pour of whiskey, and settle in for a rich, winding conversation that blends business, travel, philosophy, and the pursuit of something real.

This week, we had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Kory Walker, the ink-slinging mastermind behind Decatur Tattoo. How did a guy like Kory end up in Decatur, Texas? Spoiler alert: it involves good decisions, great tattoos, and a dash of serendipity. We dig into the tattoo craze sweeping the world—what's driving it, and why people are so hooked on permanent doodles. Kory shares his favorite styles and his inspirations. Plus, we tackle the age-old debate: when does ink cross the line from masterpiece to “maybe that's too much”

Welcome, degenerate scholars and lovers of questionable hygiene practices, to another wild ride through the warped minds of the Whiskey Bros! Tonight, we serve up a smorgasbord of spicy topics, gooey rants, and doughy takes that are as tough to chew as sourdough itself.We kick things off with Winter Weather and Electric Vehicles—because nothing says "progress" like a frozen EV stuck in a snowbank while you hoof it to Starbucks for a $7 hot chocolate.Then there's Facebook, the platform that finally admitted to censoring. In a plot twist no one saw coming, they're moving to Texas! Probably to taste-test BBQ or avoid another congressional grilling.Next, we delve into the Iron Mountain Report, because nothing says "trust us" like a shadowy mountain vault filled with secrets. What's in there—Jimmy Hoffa's lunchbox or the recipe for Chick-fil-A sauce?Speaking of tough secrets, we'll tackle sourdough. Why is it tough to chew, and why is that a good thing? It's basically bread's way of telling you to slow down and appreciate life—or maybe just floss more.And let's not forget California on fire again! It's like the state's perpetual farewell party. Someone hand Gavin Newsom a marshmallow skewer.We'll also deep dive into AI and why Skynet probably already exists but is too busy learning sourdough recipes to kill us all… for now.Unschooling makes the cut, too—because who needs classrooms when life is the best teacher? Just ask your kids when they're learning calculus from a TikTok influencer.And for dessert: The Placebo Effect! Because sometimes, pretending something works is better than nothing. (Looking at you, homeopathic cough syrup.)

Introducing the Whiskey Bros Positive Media Segment: because the world needs less doom and gloom and more giggles and good vibes. From pygmy hippos to misbehaving owls, we're serving up a double shot of humor and heartwarming news to remind you that life is still pretty great—and pretty weird.

It's Christmastime, and the Whiskey Bros are back with a special Savage Sack Christmas Edition, featuring Brad McGaw from Epic Cigars! In this holiday-themed episode, we dive into the mysterious contents of Savage's sack (brace yourself) and tackle the age-old debate: is it Tupperware or Tubberware? Brad leads the way as we dissect cigars, examining the filler, wrapper, and binder, while the Bros hotly debate the best way to cut a cigar—guillotine, V-cut, punch, or Doc's “creative” methods. From torch wars to the size debate (are fatties for wussies?), it's a smoke-filled showdown. Brad also gives us an insider's look at the cigar industry, dropping knowledge as we puff away.The Bros don't stop at cigars. Doc's brush with community theater stardom comes up—he wasn't on stage, but somehow still stole the show. Meanwhile, the conversation veers into wild territory with drones and "The Mothership," leaving everyone questioning if Savage is secretly Santa. With whiskey flowing, cigars smoking, and holiday cheer on full display, this episode is equal parts hilarity and mayhem, proving once again why the Whiskey Bros are the kings of Christmas chaos.

Do not listen to this episode. This one is not for you. If you happen to listen, we are not responsible for it.

Gather ‘round the whiskey barrel tonight as the Bros welcome special guests DeAnn and Danny Taylor, a dynamic duo with roots so deep in family history they make the Hatfields and McCoys look like casual acquaintances. We'll dig into their legacy of construction projects that leave no septic unturned and farming ventures that might make a vegan weep into their soy latte. It's site work, dozer work, and possibly twerking work!.From glyphosate debates to machinery costs so high they feel like a metaphorical prison shower moment, we're diving deep into the dirty side of agriculture. Is artificial intelligence ready to plow the fields? Will chem-trails finally get the attention they deserve? And who's really behind this whole “changing weather patterns” nonsense anyway—Mother Nature or the global deep state? Toss in the Savage Bros' existential ponderings about why humans can't make water (is it divine intervention or just God's ultimate flex?), and you've got an episode packed tighter than a green tractor's repair bill. Cheers to good whiskey and bad decisions!

The Whiskey Bros are back, and it's officially sweater weather—which means it's time to get cozy and wildly inappropriate. Tonight, we ask the hard-hitting questions, like whether Mike Tyson's recent fight was less “Iron Mike” and more “Drama Club Mike.” Was it a legitimate clash of titans or just a pillow fight in gloves for our entertainment-starved souls? Speaking of staged events, Savage Bro claims to have won a chili cooking competition, but we're smelling something spicier than his beans. We're also diving crotch-first into the world of d!ck pills. Do you have to actually be broken down there to take them, or is this just another way society is asking us to overachieve? Meanwhile, the “sit to piss” campaign has us questioning everything we thought we knew about our bathroom habits. Is it better for your health? For your relationships? Or is this just a sneaky way to make us all less intimidating while marking our territory? One thing's for sure: this episode is packed with spice, science, and the kind of unfiltered commentary that makes your mom stop returning your calls. Cheers!

Tonight, the Whiskey Bros welcome Decatur's own Cal White, a man of many hats (and likely bruises)—jujitsu enthusiast, Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo insider, and Dickies Arena wrangler. In other words, he's the kind of guy who can wrangle a bull, break an arm, and serve you a ribeye, all before noon. Ever wondered why sane people willingly drag themselves through mud, walls, and barbed wire for a Spartan Race Trifecta? Or why they roll on the floor getting armbarred for “fun”? Cal will either inspire you to take up a new hobby… or confirm your life choices.We'll also dive deep into the history of Dickies Arena—like, way deeper than anyone asked for. And while we're at it, we'll roast Tye Rambo, our former guest and another masochist with a jujitsu habit. Expect some colorful tales from Heath, who'll relive the time a copperhead found his foot and changed his life forever. In true Whiskey Bros style, we'll tackle the “pressing” issues, like the current presidential polls, which are about as stable as a drunk steer. Speaking of chaos, join us as we dive into Conspiracy Crossroads, where we ponder the real question: Did Kamala make a brief presidential cameo while Joe was, ahem, “indisposed”?

Tonight's episode is piping hot, straight from the ovens of 1860 Pizza in Bridgeport! We're joined by Greg Shupe, a mastermind behind the craft pizza revolution that's giving seed oils the boot, one tallow-fried wing at a time. Early voting is on the table, but don't worry—your ballot doesn't count unless you post a selfie. We also take a deep dive into the demise of old-school snow ski culture, where creative ski outfits and après-ski swagger have been replaced by selfies and generic gear. And speaking of swagger, is Greg's mankini making a triumphant comeback? We'll let you decide if "Jean-o" should hit the slopes!From there, the conversation escalates as we question the new reality of a wartime apocalypse—is nuclear the next big thing? But hey, don't worry too much, just "relax the sack" with a touch of Botox, the new trend taking men's fashion to strange places. We also wander into the Conspiracy Crossroads—what's the deal with octane levels in gasoline? Is it all just a smokescreen to drain your wallet at the pump? Pop the cork, settle in, and enjoy a wild ride through this barrel-aged episode!

On this week's whiskey-infused romp, the Bros dive deep into Red River Distilling, exploring the hidden gems behind these local small-batch whiskies that taste like they've been aged with the love and sweat of a thousand New Mexico summers. Between tasting flights that had us questioning whether the whiskey was distilled by wizards, to debating whether Red River's magic might also be the secret ingredient to growing a better beard, this episode had it all. Regionality was the star of the show, with the undeniable truth that small enterprise has nuances that mass production could never replicate. Hell, after a few sips, we were ready to ditch corporate America and open our own distillery... right after we finish this bottle.So grab your boots and your liver supplements, because by the time we're done, you'll be begging your local retailer for these Red River picks. From rich flavors to inappropriate laughs (our legal department may or may not approve of half the things we said), this episode is a must-listen. If you've ever thought big box stores were for cowards and you're the kind of person who believes in supporting the little guy, tune in. This one's for you.

Welcome back to another meaty episode of the Whiskey Bros Podcast! Tonight, we delve into a flavorful discussion with Wise Choice Custom Meats, touching on the finer points of meat, community, and the realities of working with family. This episode is not for the faint of heart (or vegans), as we chat about the smoky allure of tablitas and the mouth-watering magic of pulled pork. But beyond the culinary wizardry, we explore something even more significant: the bonds that hold a community together.While the delicious details of Wise Choice meats take center stage, the true heart of this episode lies in the spirit of charity and camaraderie that comes from living and working among family and friends. It's more than just showcasing a worthy local business; it's about celebrating how shared passions can bring people together and strengthen the ties that make a community feel like home. Get ready for a cheeky, endearing conversation that's as heartwarming as it is mouth-watering.

In this episode, the Whiskey Bros sit down with local water district officials to talk about the one thing flowing less than our whiskey—North Texas water! From overworked aquifers to futuristic water-saving tech, we dive deep (pun intended) into the real challenges hitting Wise and Parker counties. Whether it's water reclamation, aquifer recharge, or how your sprinkler system might be sipping the last drops from the Trinity Aquifer, this conversation hits harder than a dry Texas summer. Tune in to find out how you can help quench the region's thirst while keeping your glass full!

Hide your pets folks! Welcome back, you whiskey-loving degenerates, to another round of your favorite bad decisions in audio form! Grab your Allsups mega cups, stuff your face with that mystery gas station burrito, and settle in because tonight we've got a sack full of chaos. From discussing whether Haitians feasting on Fido is culinary innovation or just resourceful cuisine, to questioning why in the hell robots haven't made everything cheaper yet—like, seriously, is that not what they were built for?We're sipping on Red River's finest and EH Taylor Barrel Proof tonight, so you know it's about to get sloppy. We'll dive into whether it's better to crash your car into yourself or someone else, 3D-printed houses (because apparently that's a thing now), and we'll even help you noobs figure out whether to start your whiskey journey with higher proof or lower.And just when you think your allergies couldn't get worse than the traffic on 287, we've got state accident stats that prove it might actually be safer to stay at home...with your whiskey. So, buckle up, or don't, we're not your dad, and let's get weird!

On this week's roundtable with the Whiskey Bros, Doc's packing up his life and realizing just how much junk he's managed to hoard. Savage reveals the mysterious contents of his sack (don't worry, it's PG… mostly). The guys get into a heated debate that could rival any political showdown—room temperature coffee: a crime against humanity or a misunderstood delicacy? The recent dad bod carwash raised a grand for the Guardians of the Children. Venturing into the odd world of modern-day cartoon role models. Plus, they ponder the mysterious disappearance of supplement stores—where did all those muscle powders and energy boosters go? Emma Kok gets a shoutout, Assembly Theory and Sara Walker make the science nerds perk up, and the crew dives into the world of IV therapy—miracle cure or just a pricey placebo? Oh, and of course, there's some chatter about RFK and Kamala's speech at the DNC. Don't miss the hilarity, insights, and occasional wisdom on The Doc Line at 940-435-7525!

In this side-splitting episode of Whiskey Bros, we dive into a variety of topics, starting with the 2024 Paris Olympics, where the US is dominating the medal count. How can we not mention Tom Cruise's grand entrance, or rather exit from the Olympics plus he just a hot dude. We also discuss Snoop Dogg's surprising appearance and how much he got paid to be there. We then shift gears to the ever-entertaining Trump-Kamala situation and the much-anticipated Elon Musk and Trump interview.The conversation takes a humorous turn with our thoughts on "Dad Bod" personal training and the impacts of recent shipping fuel policy changes, which might have ironically worsened global warming. We wrap up with a look at the uptick in prejudicial terms in legacy media over the last decade and an amusing anecdote about Doc's relocation to what feels like a postage stamp. It's a whirlwind of laughs, insights, and, of course, whiskey-fueled banter.

Grab a glass and join the Whiskey Bros as they dive into the latest shenanigans! We're talking about the New South popping up in Brazil (yeah, you heard it right), and the wild idea that parents might not have a fundamental right to direct their kids' upbringing (check out these wild reads: NY Times and New Discourses). We've got the feel-good story of the summer, bots throwing wrenches into everyone's lives, and the cost of two years in America. Plus, we reminisce about the good ol' days when drag queens and cross-dressing were all in good fun (remember those high school competitions?). The French are losing it over a 28°C heatwave, and we've got some juicy car news for all you gearheads (don't miss this: YouTube). And of course, the burning question: "What's in the box?!" Got thoughts? Hit up The Doc Line at 940-435-7525. Cheers!

The 2024 Olympics are off to start in Paris with a bang! Scenes of the last supper have everyone up in arms, or was it just a simple display of Dionysus. In a surprising turn of events, trivia champ Drew Davis took center stage as a special guest, leaving us all wondering if there's anything he doesn't know! Meanwhile, the Olympic Games are heating up not just with athletic prowess but also with a new twist—two boxers, previously disqualified for having XY chromosomes, are set to duke it out in the women's event, making "fighting for equality" literal. Over at the gym, "Savage and Fire" seem to be taking the term "working out issues" to a whole new level, while foodies in Fort Worth are rejoicing as the Michelin Guide finally arrives, ready to award stars to those mastering the art of turning tacos into culinary masterpieces. And just to spice things up, there's a growing chorus chanting "Carnivore!" as if it's the new battle cry for a delicious revolution.

It's trivia time and you could win a prize valued at over $100!Three simple things you must do:1: Listen to the quick episode for the trivia questions2: Call into the Doc Line (940-435-7525) with the correct TWO answers... Don't forget to leave your name3: Be number five in line with the right answers!

In this wild episode of the Whiskey Bro Podcast, Fire Bro stumbles back from vacation and jumps right into the chaos. We gossip about the upcoming first presidential debate and toss around conspiracy theories about whether the Democrats might swap out Sleepy Joe. We laugh about our own judgmental tendencies and ponder if we could ever ditch our smartphones for ancient flip phones. The hurricane season's madness gets a mention, along with our slightly tipsy debate on whether travel agencies are still a thing. We tackle the touchy subject of Greta Thunberg's public image and whether she's hot and unveil Ghost Bro's new scuba diving adventures (watch out, fish!). Plus, we take a cheeky look at Apple's new studies on tinnitus and hearing loss. Buckle up for an episode filled with laughs, opinions, and a healthy dose of irreverence!

In this episode of WhiskeyBros, we recap our recent charity dinner, extending heartfelt thanks to everyone who purchased tickets and contributed to feeding Wise kids. We were honored to have special guest Will Carpenter join us for the event.We provide updates on the liquor stores, discussing how business is going and what's new in the whiskey world. In addition, we touch on the alarming news that New Mexico is on fire again and share a lighter moment as Fire Bro plans his vacation.We delve into topics of environmental concern, such as eliminating plastic waste and the controversial claim that recycling is racist. Other segments include discussions on hall passes, front window tint regulations, and some fun Michelin Star trivia.Tune in for an engaging mix of serious discussions and entertaining trivia in this packed episode!

It's a treasure trove of an episode here. Ty McMaster of the world famous McMaster New Holland equipment sales joins us. Ty is part of a multi generation family business that is one of the oldest and largest in the area. Full of riveting dialogue about well... tractors of course. There's also topics such as galloping crocodiles, raccoon penises, outdoors and hunting, pranks at work, current trends in the industry and talk on the local economy. For all our Ag, construction and mechanical lovers this one's right up your alley. For everyone else, we promise you're gonna learn thing or two.

In this lively episode of Whiskey Bros, we tackle a mix of humorous and thought-provoking topics. We start with the quirky math puzzle of how 1x1 equals 1 and a funny straw condom anecdote from Doc. Listener feedback adds to the fun, with Savage vowing to slap Joe Rogan if given the chance, and we debate ending the stigma around cheeseburgers. We explore an astrophysicist's theory on AI destroying alien civilizations, discuss the movie "Dark Water," and delve into a farmland conspiracy inspired by the Crossroads doomsday map. Practical tips include being cautious when scanning items at the store. The culinary debate on whether tacos and burritos are sandwiches, along with Alabama's ban on lab-grown meat, wraps up this engaging episode.

Tonight on Whiskey Bros Around the Table:Join us as we dive into a spirited mix of local flavors, stirring events, and celestial surprises. Here's what's on the agenda for tonight's episode:Constructive Feedback Corner - We kick things off by discussing some of the insightful feedback from our listeners. What are they loving about the podcast, and what can we do better? We're all ears and ready to raise our game!The Mayor's Dinner and Water Woes - A special dinner with the mayor reveals more than just city hall cuisine—it highlights critical water issues facing our community. We'll unpack what was said, what's at stake, and what comes next.Doc and Chance Hit the Dance Floor - In a lighter segment, we cover the unexpected and thoroughly entertaining dance-off between Doc and Chance at a recent community event. Who knew they had those moves?Conspiracy Crossroads Celestial Surprise: Aurora Borealis in Texas! - CC brings us a rare and fascinating discussion on the appearance of the Northern Lights in Texas. How did this unusual phenomenon occur so far south? Tune in for the dazzling details.Denver's Community Call - Denver is asking its residents to open their doors to the homeless. We explore the implications of this request, the challenges it presents, and how the community is responding.Pour yourself a glass and pull up a chair as we explore these topics, share laughs, and maybe even learn a thing or two. Don't miss it!

Join the Whiskey Bros in "The Great Crossroads" as we dive into the fiery political duel between local state representation, uncovering the complexities of a race that's heating up. We also ponder the intriguing influence of West Texas tycoons on local politics—what's really going on there? Plus, we explore the alarming health impacts of microplastics on cardiovascular and reproductive systems. And as the TikTok ban stirs debates, we ask: is it about national security, or is it a stretch of government control? Finally, we wrap up with the undying charm of breakfast foods and an unexpected twist—our very own Fire bro takes up dancing! Pour a glass and settle in for a thought-provoking session with the Bros!

Rock and roll aint noise pollution and we've got one of DFW's prominent bands in the studio with us! 12 years ago The Infamists formed and have been meticulously crafting and honing their unique and original sound ever since. They are the embodiment of rock n roll and are here to kick your ear drums asses with some hard hitting bangers. Join us for an enlightening chat with Riley, Spencer and Ryan and then go check them out on all the music platforms or go see them live. We can promise you that you've never heard anything like them

In honor of Trans Visibility we thought this would be the opportune moment to reveal our newfound sensibilities and love of all things. Peace

This is a great one folks! Reouhidi Reuben Ndjerareou is from the country, Chad in Africa. He's lived between the USA and Chad since age four. Reuben is an educator, mentor and a steward of his community here in Texas. His story, so far, is a grand and enlightening adventure with so much more.. From African think tanks, getting malaria, African cuisine, Christianity and living in gods sovereignty. Also the whiskey bros vault gets exposed.

It's an evening chock full of big discussion. God, Satan, Creationism and the Universe. We cover the gamut on religion. The founding of America, Communism, Hobby Lobby and how to be better parents. Are we entering the age of the mark of the beast and WTF is a squarble?

We're talking the theory of everything with Mechanical Engineer, Zachary Clevinger! Hear Zach's background, profession and thoughts on current as well as future mechanical, scientific and existential events. It's a profound deep dive into subjects like reality, quantum mechanics, life goals and issues and finishing off with future automotive tech. Zach even comes armed with a retort for Savage's opinions on the lunar landing and theories about ancient apocalypses. All that and more on this episode!

Get ready for double dose of Conspiracy Crossroads! Doc is moving.....away? Decision paralysis and the plague of endless options. We get handies again, chronic Mono, a debate on what the hell is normal anymore. Analyzing polytheism and the Greek Gods as well as modern religion. New theories on Homer and Fire Bro dives into the complicated world of the Iliad and The Odyssey

Probably our most outgoing and dynamic episode so far featuring Constable Charles Applewhite and his Deputy Constable, Barney. It's more than just educational. This episode covers the gamut of all emotions. Laugh and cry when you hear personal testimonies from experiences on the job. Also find out a little more about the sneaky TABC.

Get to know a County Sheriff from the great state of Texas! Lane has a decorated and fulfilling career history of being a Texas Lawman. Before becoming sheriff, Lane served in multiple law enforcement positions such as Texas State Trooper, Texas Ranger and covered the entire state with missions related to his job. Hear his story including being security detail for former President George W Bush, Waco and get to know what the role of County Sheriff means to your community.

Tonight it's just Fire Bro and Seeing Bro, and that's a good thing. Savage has to take a time out for a little T-Swizzle, a game gets played, and is the nuclear family model having a resurgence? Deep dives including but not limited to: the meaning of life, is marriage a net positive, good whiskey, WWII and skiing, Denver C**ts and a sophisticated dialogue on the essence of freedom and liberty provided by the automobile.

It's a great day to talk about the elected position of city mayor. Paradise city mayor, Amanda Black joins us for just that. Especially special guest mayor pro-tem, Cody Anderson aka, Ghost Bro, Ninja Bro, (CoCo) chimes in a tiny bit. Join us for the day to day duties of the city mayor and learn about the official capacity of what a city mayor does in the biggest and most important city leadership position.

It's an engaging and eye opening conversation we have with Eddie Allen, Decatur City Councilman. You'll find out what the roles, duties and obligations are of your own local city council. We learned it's a bit more than we thought. Tips and opinions on how to engage future leaders and interest youth in political leadership positions.

We are continuing our series on understanding what elected officials do in their positions. This time we're chatting with Kevin Burns, a Wise County Commissioner for over 20 years and still going strong. If you've ever asked "What does a county commissioner do?" , this is where you'll find out. Bonus parts include trying home-brews from Miguel Loza and homemade empanadas.

As for the title, it's a real thing. Tonight a nice buffet for your consumptive pleasure. Fatten your mind and tickle your senses with subjects like the American way of over consuming, fatties on cruisies, new years fails, the next pandemic and the return of Alex Jones. Is it a good thing? Ohh and conspiracy crossroads is BACK featuring: how to decorate government buildings and zombie deer. Happy new year to our beloved listeners and all of our vegan fans.

J.D. Clark is a 3 time elected County Judge, Teacher, former Town Mayor, Historian and Musician. Not surprisingly he's got a story to tell and also fills us in on what his duties are as an elected County Judge. We're also talking county courthouse restoration and what might become of an old historical museum.

We are having a great time and an in depth chat with Rep Dr. Lynn Stucky. We're finding out what a state representative's duties are as an elected official and more. We also ask some hard hitting questions about Stucky's policies, accomplishments and what his ongoing intentions are for his district. Learn about his background, history and upbringing. We also have an outlook for upcoming elections and the current state of the state and nation.Find Atrantil here: www.atrantil.com/whiskeybros

Here with Ezra Zion Cigars. Chris Kelly and Kyle Hoover join us more and tell more than we ever could have hoped to know about leaf to mouth. Great listen tonight, conversation gets deep with everything cigars including why you need to smoke them which borders on the spiritual. Also, the unveiling of a super special Whiskey Bro cigar! Also, why Biden is a f*CK tard.

It's our second visit with Carson and Teran Sands from Sands Co! Teran is a MBA with over a decade of experience and Carson is a CPA also with over a decade of experience. New changes on the federal level if you have an LLC, getting hacked, creating a podcast about accounting and personal finance. Conspiracy crossroads nudges its way in unexpectedly. What do serial killers, Taylor Swift and thrift stores have in common? You'll find out exactly what and more all on this episode!Find better gut health here: atrantil.com/whiskeybros