Podcasts about Chaz

Get ready for a hilarious new episode of We Think It's Funny as hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff sit down with comedian and voice actor Eric Schwartz inside the Podcast Bus for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from ugly dogs and Craigslist finds to global Passover gigs. Eric shares how he turned his Bar Mitzvah money into a jumpstart for his DJ career, dives into his voice acting work, including playing the party shark Chaz on Helluva Boss and swaps stories with Mark about working with voice director Richard Horvitz, making money at Comic-Cons, and even rocking tzitzit. Check out the full episode on YouTube right now: From Voicing a Party Shark to Making Money at Comic-Con. Enjoy!

How do you catch 24+ pounds of bass in roughly 90 minutes on the James River and Chickahominy River? Chaz and Jared break down their Elite 70 tournament win, including the perfect tidal window, an 8-pound largemouth, forward-facing sonar, the Koike bait, offshore cover, and the decisions that turned one morning into a winning Virginia bass fishing performance.The guys explain why they committed to making the run to the upper Chickahominy, how incoming tide, low light, current, grass, brush piles and stumps positioned the fish, and how LiveScope helped expose bass they already knew were living offshore. The result was a rapid flurry of big fish—including 4- and 5-pounders, a topwater fish and the massive 8-pounder that changed the tournament.We also get deep into the current state of James River and Chickahominy River bass fishing. Chaz and Jared discuss fishing pressure, tournament traffic, changing grass, drought and salinity, F1 bass stocking, why weights aren't carrying as deep through tournament fields, and why the upper Chick continues to produce giant largemouth even when other areas struggle.Plus, we talk about one of the hottest baits in tournament bass fishing—the Koike—and why they believe it isn't just a forward-facing sonar bait. From fishing it around offshore cover to throwing it without LiveScope, the guys explain why this unusual bait continues catching pressured bass in tidal fisheries.Topics include: • James River bass fishing • Chickahominy River bass fishing • Summer tidal bass fishing • How tide positions largemouth bass • Forward-facing sonar and LiveScope • Koike bait fishing • Offshore brush piles and stumps • Grass lines and tidal current • Tournament fishing pressure • Virginia bass tournament strategy • The changing James River fishery • BFL, MLF and tournament bass fishingIf you fish the James, Chickahominy, Potomac or any tidal bass fishery, there is a ton of information in this conversation about timing, pressure, offshore bass and knowing when to abandon your normal patterns.Sponsor List for episode description: Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon!!! https://patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.comGreen Top: https://www.greentop.com/ Jake's bait & Tackle Website: http://www.jakesbaitandtackle.com/ Fishing Pro Tech: https://www.facebook.com/FishingProTech Phone Number: (757) 566-1278 Email: lin@fishingprotech.us Fishing Pro Tech Address: 7812-A Richmond Road, Toano, VA, United States, 23168 Flint Financial Planning: https://www.flintfinancialplanning.com/ FITT Lures: https://bit.ly/4w5lgHt Max4 Fishing: https://max4fishing.com/#fishing #bassfishing #fishingreport #JamesRiver #ChickahominyRiver #BassFishing #VirginiaFishing #FishingTheDMVSupport the show

Things to never buy used! Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in with their thoughts, suggestions and stories of items to just pony up and buy new. (0:00) Joe Carlone, a former a prison guard and corrections officer, was on the phone to talk with Chaz and AJ about death row, last meals and what prison life is truly like. (17:15)  In Dumb Ass News, a kid crashes his E-bike without ever hitting the brakes, directly into a metal fence. After the segment, Chaz and AJ took a call from Michelle, who was not mad, but just disappointed in the show. (30:34)  

Howard Saffan, the owner and president of Bridgeport's Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about six successful seasons of music and entertainment. Plus, how the artists that visit love the venue, and why nothing like it exists anywhere else in the country. 

Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in their petty pet peeves, expecting complaints about parking, or baseball. Then, Liz called to rant about Neil Young, his fans, his songs, his voice, his clothes, and more. Photo credit: Reuters

While discussing the greatest fast food items of all time, Chaz and AJ shared a fondness for the old school play place, and how clean everything used to feel. (0:00)Adulting 101: How to Change a Tire. Steve from Pitbull Motors was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to walk the Tribe through the process of correctly changing a tire. The Tribe called in their stories and lessons learned from changing flats as well. (11:58) Irene shared her story of changing a flat with her grandson, and the item she gave him to clean his hands of the tire grease and grime. (34:39) 

Barry Bostwick was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," the genesis of the audience participation viewings, and what it was like to work opposite a young Susan Sarandon and with Tim Curry in his film debut.Photo credit: Dennis Parrington 

Every storm, Chaz and AJ see plenty of evidence of people seeking attention through their behavior. This past Nor'Easter was no different, as morons in kayaks were once again paddling through flooded streets. (0:00) In Oklahoma, a man was arrested for riding an electric scooter while completely naked. Chaz and AJ had the fulls news report, which included the hilarious interaction between the man and the arresting officer. (6:33)  Chaz's wife, Jennifer was on the phone to talk about the injury she sustained during the Nor'Easter, which actually had nothing to do with the storm. The Tribe called in to share their injuries and storm stories, as well. (15:00) In Dumb Ass News, Chaz took an opportunity to rant about the Cowboys and Dak Prescott losing, again. (27:30)  Chaz and AJ revisted the Axl moment from last week; from his silly-sounding isolated vocals, to Tribe member Dean's attempt to order in a similar voice at a drive-thru. (33:42) 

Chaz and AJ spoke with meteorologists, Joe Martucci from New Jersey and NY1's Max Tsaparis, about the damages around Cape May and throughout New York. Natalie Abatemarco also called to talk about her wedding, which still happened on Montauk this weekend, despite the high winds and rain downpours. Photo courtesy: Natalie Abatemarco

Chaz and AJ spoke with author Heather Joy to discuss The Weight of Air, her powerful memoir about life as a frontline respiratory therapist during COVID-19, surviving personal trauma, and finding a path toward healing. Heather shares her experiences with PTSD, mental health, resilience, and the hidden struggles often carried by those we call heroes. It's an honest, inspiring conversation about overcoming adversity, rebuilding after trauma, and finding hope when life feels impossible.Photo courtesy: Heather Joy

AJ handled today's "On the Board" which focused on things that people over the age of 50 should know how to do. (0:00)We never know what to expect when we pick up the phone live on the air.. Today we met a party named Sally, who'd been up since 3:30 a.m., enjoyed a little wake-and-bake, and had one mission: explain why people, especially men, need to learn how to clean themselves properly.  What followed was a completely unexpected, wildly entertaining call. (20:53)In Dumbass News, a road rage story involving a jar of vegan mayo sent Chaz and AJ down memory lane, sharing their own road rage encounters. (30:00)Actor Dolph Lundgren joined Chaz and AJ to discuss his new memoir, Fights Worth Fighting: Finding Strength in Struggle, and the incredible journey that's taken him from a chemical engineering student in Sweden to one of Hollywood's most iconic action stars.  Dolph shared stories about coming to America, meeting Grace Jones, catching Michael Jackson at the Apollo during a legendary era in music, and landing the career-defining role of Ivan Drago in Rocky IV. He also opened up about his battle with cancer, the challenges he's faced along the way, and the mindset that's helped him keep fighting through it all. (37:35)Commander Keith stopped by the studio wearing a shirt so distracting it immediately derailed the conversation.  Once everyone recovered from the shirt, Keith unveiled his annual list of the Top 5 Things He Can't Stand About Autumn, including vaping teens at festivals, pumpkin spice everything, and pretty much the entire concept of spooky season. Boo Humbug! (46:11)

The very funny and "strikingly young" W. Kamau Bell stopped by the Chaz and AJ studio to share stories from his career, including how he got discovered by Chris Rock, why people keep mistaking him for Questlove, and what it was like winning Celebrity Jeopardy!Then it was time to put that trivia reputation on the line. Kamau squared off against the Tribe before fellow Jeopardy! contestant Lydia Sekscwnski joined the fun for a trivia showdown worthy of a Daily Double. 

Cher is here!! The one and only icon talks to us about love, money, parenting, leaving relationships, starting over, and the secret to surviving life's inevitable collisions: Don't give up. Just keep moving. - The advice Lucille Ball gave Cher about leaving Sonny—and Cher later passed on to Tina Turner - Why Cher says, “I wasn't ready till I was ready” - Her regrets about how she responded when Chaz came out—and what she learned - The iconic story behind “Mom, I am a rich man” - Cher's bumper-car philosophy for getting through life when you hit a wall Follow We Can Do Hard Things on:  Instagram — ⁠https://www.instagram.com/wecandohardthings⁠

Chaz and Jeff discuss the matchup this Saturday at Carter-Finley with App StateSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Is AI about to change the world... or end it? AI expert Caitlin Yardley joined Chaz and AJ for a fascinating and sometimes unsettling conversation about the future of artificial intelligence, including why some experts believe it is a "race across a cliff" and why the next few years could be the most important in tech history.Caitlin shared insights from the recent Pro-Human Conference in Washington, D.C., where political rivals found rare common ground on AI concerns, discussed reports of AI companies expanding into areas like biology research, and explained why experts are warning that we're in a race to make sure technology develops safely. She also talked about The AI Doc, the new Netflix documentary featuring some of the world's leading AI minds, and why she believes there's still time for people to help shape what comes next.

A Florida man was given one simple task: take nine steps and say his ABCs during a DUI test. Easy, right? Not if you're aiming for the Dumbass News Hall of Fame. (0:00)Remember when turning 30 meant you could confidently navigate adulthood? Chaz and AJ discovered that's no longer a guarantee. Listeners called in with surprisingly basic things people should know how to do by age 30 but somehow never learned, from reading a paper map and addressing an envelope to ordering at a deli counter without looking like they're defusing a bomb. (7:38)Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik checked in with Chaz and AJ for a tour through rock history, concert chaos, and some of the wildest stories from his decades in the business. Jimmy discussed the latest buzz on a possible return of Ozzfest, looked back at the legendary first Farm Aid lineup, and recalled the time he somehow wound up in handcuffs at an AC/DC show. Things got even crazier when a conversation about rising country-rock stars Treaty Oak Revival and their beer-soaked crowds led Jimmy to tell the story of the biggest concert mess he's ever dealt with: a full-blown riot at a Rage Against the Machine and Wu-Tang Clan show. (16:19)

Chaz Holesworth grew up in Kensington, Philadelphia, a neighbourhood gutted by poverty and an opioid crisis that hasn't let up since the 1980s. His father was a heroin addict for over 20 years. His mother, overwhelmed and unsupported, pulled the family into a fundamentalist born-again church that cut them off from the outside world, banned music and movies, and taught Chaz from age four that he was one sinful thought away from hell. In this episode, Chaz talks about what it was like growing up in a condemned house with roaches and rats, dodging drug dealers and police raids on his own street, and how, underneath all of it, a stricter kind of damage was being done: guilt, fear, and an OCD compulsion to "cleanse" his own thoughts before he was allowed to pray. We talk about the moment a random kid at an arcade played him R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion" and how that song, and the ones that came after, became the closest thing he had to a way out. We talk about his father's addiction, his own careful relationship with alcohol as an adult, the sister he lost to cancer, and the breakdown in his 20s; he says he still doesn't know how he survived. Chaz has now written his story into a memoir series — Life and How to Live It — with each book named after an R.E.M. song. He talks candidly about why putting it on paper did what years of therapy couldn't, why he doesn't believe you get to "move past" your childhood so much as build a life alongside it, and what he'd say to anyone still carrying guilt for things that were never their fault to begin with. This is a raw and honest conversation about poverty, religion, addiction, music, and what's left of a person once they've survived thier childhood trauma. Find Chaz: Website: chazholesworthbooks.com Books: Life and How to Live It series, available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble Content note: This conversation includes discussion of childhood trauma, poverty, heroin addiction, controlling religion, bereavement, OCD, suicidal thoughts and alcohol use. 

Headliners: WPLN education reporter Camellia Burris on MNPS grading practices and ProPublica's Aliyya Swaby with an update on a joint investigation with WPLN into the safety of Tennessee's privately-run juvenile prisons.Newsmaker: Columbia Mayor Chaz Molder on his run to represent the newly sprawling 5th Congressional District.Tastemakers: Nashville Poetry Party co-creator Karen Carr and singer/songwriter Carmen Ridley on their Dolly tribute event Thursday night.

Today's list of tiny things that somehow trigger giant amounts of rage included tinted car windows, abandoned shopping carts, and everyone's favorite sidewalk menace: discarded floss picks.One caller had a theory that we're only noticing all the flossers now because of Chaz's legendary rant about them. Is it a real problem... or has Chaz accidentally started a floss-pick awareness campaign? Either way, listeners unloaded their most ridiculous grievances and proved that sometimes the smallest annoyances drive us the most insane.

A DoorDash delivery took a detour straight into Dumbass News when a hungry customer learned his driver had crashed before making the delivery. Instead of turning around, he grabbed his phone, filmed the scene surrounded by ambulances, and went searching for his food. Because apparently nothing says "hope everyone's okay" quite like, "Yeah, but where's my order?" (0:00)Think you're underpaid? You're probably not alone. Anthony Avallone from Reitman, Inc. stopped by the studio to break down the smartest way to ask for a raise, why presentation matters more than people realize, and the one thing you should never bring to a job interview unless you're trying not to get hired. Plus, listeners called in with their own workplace stories, including one hiring director who revealed she passed on an almost perfect candidate because of a single red flag---green actually. Turns out landing the job can come down to one small detail... and no, it's not a typo on a resume. (7:53)Dumbass News went high-tech today with New York City's new robo-toilets, futuristic public bathrooms that come with one very important feature: they kick you out after 10 minutes. (36:51)Attorney Joel Faxon joined Chaz and AJ to discuss a major development in the Waterbury captivity case, as the man known publicly as "S" has been granted access to confidential DCF records that could shed light on what state investigators knew and when they knew it.  Attorney Faxon explained what the newly released documents could mean for the case and why this latest ruling could be a significant step forward for the alleged victim. (45:18)

Tonight on The 3 Count Podcast Presents: Chaz & Friends, we're tackling three debates across WWE and AEW!TOPIC 1 — WWE vs. AEWDoes AEW surviving WWE counterprogramming prove it has established a loyal audience that WWE can't take away? Or does counterprogramming still threaten AEW's ability to grow?TOPIC 2 — Roman ReignsIs Roman Reigns truly one of WWE's all-time greats, or has WWE's historic investment in him inflated how fans evaluate his legacy?How much should championship reigns, The Bloodline, WrestleMania main events, cultural impact, and longevity matter in the GOAT conversation?TOPIC 3 — Mercedes MonéIs Mercedes Moné the greatest women's wrestler of all time, or does her legacy still fall short of legends like Trish Stratus, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and other historic performers?Are championships enough to define greatness, or should match quality, influence, longevity, and cultural impact carry more weight?

On the Board asked for "Things That Help You Relax." Andre's answer immediately got the show off track, somehow leading to an unforgettable discussion about socks. The less we explain, the better. (0:00)What makes hearing someone get tasered so entertaining? Science may never have an answer, but this news story was an absolute delight. (4:12)Attorney John Ray joined the show to break down the latest twists in the seemingly never-ending Lindsay Clancy case. What started as a legal discussion quickly turned into a heated debate when a caller shared her thoughts, sparking some serious back-and-forth. (10:43)Retired Louisville Metro Police Officer Michael Arterburn joined Chaz and AJ with smart safety tips for college students living away from home for the first time. From common-sense street smarts to a surprisingly useful phone hack that completely caught Chaz off guard, Michael shared advice that could make life on campus a whole lot safer. Students and parents alike will want to hear this one. (28:58)A new Kiddie Fight Club story landed in Dumbass News, and somehow it got even dumber: the daycare workers were allegedly the ones running it. Not exactly what parents mean when they ask if their kids are being socialized. (43:04)

Mike and Mike, the movie guys from the “Mike, Mike and Oscar Podcast,” stopped by to talk about the fall movies they're most excited about — including one that actually surprised AND upset Chaz: I Play Rocky.  Plus, they reveal their picks for the most overrated actors in Hollywood.

Philadelphia journalist Leila Mitchell joined Chaz and AJ to break down the disturbing investigation surrounding the so-called “Olney House of Horrors,”  a Philadelphia home connected to a father-and-son duo, Raymond “R.C.” Horsch and his son Eugene. What investigators found has since grown into a massive missing-persons investigation: seven women have now been linked to the house, and police believe five of them are deceased based on images and videos recovered from the property.  Leila explained what police believe they've uncovered so far, what remains unknown, and why investigators are being extremely cautious about determining what happened inside the house — including the critical question of which disturbing scenes in the videos were staged and which may depict real crimes. (0:00)After the Olney House of Horrors discussion, Airline Jimmy called in with a story about a serial killer, but took so long setting up the story that Chaz started questioning whether there was actually a story at all. By the time Jimmy finally got to the point, Chaz was ready to become the next true-crime documentary. Then things took a turn: the serial killer discussion became a full-blown Connecticut vs. Long Island showdown. Who has more serial killers? Naturally, this required research, arguments, and absolutely no shortage of creepy Connecticut and Long Island history. (14:38)In Dumbass News, we played a clip of a woman who was genuinely shocked to discover that when you hit the “cash back” button at the supermarket, the money comes from YOUR bank account - not the supermarket's magical free-money fund. That opened the floodgates, with comedian Dan Shea and a few members of the Tribe calling in to share some of the dumbest things they've ever heard someone say. Some people really do walk among us. (27:14)During Stump the Chumps, 10-year-old Theo came ready to play and he had a clever question about tires that left Chaz, AJ, and the rest of the crew completely stumped. A great question, a hilarious answer, and a reminder that sometimes the youngest player in the room is the smartest one. (32:56)Photo Courtesy of Leila Mitchell 

Chaz and AJ spoke with Mark from Stamford, a bail bondsman, about the viral story of corruption from Connecticut. A former state budget director, Kosta Diamantis, was convicted in a federal bribery and extortion case, and decided to skip the court hearing to flee to Greece. So what happens to his bond, who is on the hook to pay it, and how would he be tracked down? Plus, one of the victims from the case, Tolland town manager Brian Foley was on the phone to explain what happens now from a law enforcement perspective.  Photo courtesy: Getty Images 

Chaz and AJ included a twist to the "On the Board" this morning, asking the Tribe to share any stories they have of the dumb things they've seen people doing while driving. From nudity, to eating with a fork and knife, and driving with animals on their laps. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, Chaz revisited an infamous 9-1-1 call he made after seeing an injured animal in the road. His wife, Jennifer was in studio to help remember the moment, which she was in the car for when it happened. (8:46) Chaz had a hard time sleeping recently, since Jennifer was snoring so loudly. He recorded some of what he was dealing with, and played it back for the Tribe. (15:54)  Sunday is "Wife Appreciation Day," so Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe to call in and share the things they appreciate the most about their wives. They expected a lot of sarcasm, but were surprised to hear the Tribe taking the whole thing seriously. (23:04)  Commander Keith was in with his Top 5 from the week, which was a tough week for him. He shared with Chaz and AJ the top 5 angry emails he would like to send out, including anyone who was angry with Sydney Sweeney. (39:59)  

Chaz and Schatz get down with another track off Victor...dis one's different...in a familiar kinda way.SCHATZ'S SCRATCH LIST - RUSH TRIBUTE BANDSScratch your itch to hear RUSH music played live by going to check out any of these great RUSH Tribute Bands - these bands are keeping the community and the music alive - the most current, curated, and rockin' list of RUSH Tribute Bands in the world! Yeah!⁠⁠⁠⁠Click here: ⁠Schatz's Scratch List⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠(And say it 5 times fast!)GO BONELESSCertified boneless in the state of Ohio by the Boneless Podcasting Network. Go Boneless. Boneless Makes a Better Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Album 8 Track 21: Educated Rapper of Brand & Business w/Tracy ChambleeOn today's episode of Brands, Beats & Bytes, DC and Larry are joined by Tracy Chamblee, a marketing powerhouse whose career spans P&G, Coca-Cola, Mars Petcare, Georgia-Pacific, and Nixon Medical.Tracy (dubbed by DC as "the educated rapper of business") brings incredible edge, heart, and intellect to the podcast. He opens up about how growing up in a single-parent household in Brooklyn and practicing hip-hop routines kept him focused, ultimately leading to a transformative career path.What you'll learn -Bridging the Divide: Discover how Tracy's 10-year stint in P&G sales gave him the empathy and credibility needed to become a highly effective brand manager at Coca-Cola.Brand Positioning Masterclass: Listen to a fascinating breakdown of the modern soft drink wars. Find out why Pepsi has lost its way in 2026 by jumping from tagline to tagline, and why establishing an ownable, authentic positioning (like Sprite's connection to hip-hop culture) is the only way to survive.Vulnerability in Leadership: Tracy details the three biggest mistakes of his career, teaching leaders why you should never surprise your boss, always trust your strategic instincts to fight for a challenger brand, and lead as a coach rather than a manager.Personal Resilience: Hear the moving story of Tracy's son, Chaz, fighting back from a catastrophic double knee injury to play his senior year of basketball, a true testament to the grit that defines the Chamblee family.Get ready to learn "the stuff you don't know about the stuff you know." Enjoy!Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share with a fellow Brand Nerd!Instagram | LinkedIn

Chaz and Jeff preview the Pack's trip to Nashville to face VanderbiltSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chaz and AJ took a call from Frank the truck driver, who says too many people are walking into the street looking at their cell phones, instead of looking at the street. (0:00) A crazy video of a plane falling apart, mid-air has gone viral. Chaz and AJ had the audio of the frantic passengers reacting to the cabin collapsing, and got a translation from a member of the Tribe. Plus, more calls about some of the worst turbulence the Tribe has endured. (5:30)  In Dumb Ass News, a singing pumpkin that has been sold as a children's toy, is upsetting parents for some of the adult-sounding lyrics. (17:15)  Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about Metallica adding dates, his thoughts on the implosion of the Ed Sheeran tour, and shared in infamous Axl Rose moment. Plus, the world's biggest Ian Anderson fan. (23:57) Photo credit: Reuters

Attorney Ioannis Kaloidis spoke with Chaz and AJ, about representing the Waterbury step-mom, Kimberly Sullivan. Together, they have rejected two plea deals offered by the state, as she refuses to accept any deal that includes even one day in jail. Photo courtesy: Ioannis Kaloidis 

Comedian Adam Ferrara was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about his shows coming to Governor's, the way he'd like to enjoy concerts in 2026, and the incredible welcoming gesture he received from firefighters while researching his role for "Rescue Me."  

Dan opens the show with an interesting story about the 5th Congressional District race, and Joan brings her clips | aired on Wednesday, September 16th, 2026 on Nashville's Morning News with Dan Mandis Produced by Samuel RutherfordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yesterday, Chaz and AJ talked about the scream club of San Francisco, and weren't too impressed with the examples that were offered. Ruth, on her first attempt, provided a much more impressive scream, and that was revisited in Dumb Ass News this morning. (0:00) Chaz and AJ talked about the fatal news helicopter crash out of Los Angeles this morning, and took calls from the Tribe about their helicopter experiences. Scott talked about the military experience he had in the gunner seat of a helicopter, holding a 60-caliber weapon while sitting in a folding chair with no seatbelt. (8:13)  The Tribe was on the phone to share their Petty Pet Peeves about working as a repairman in homes, picking up cold food, and never-ending email responses. Plus, AJ finally gets to rant about the online news he reads. (23:24)  

Director Nigel Dick was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about working with Guns N Roses, Britney Spears, and navigating the insane star power of Band Aid. 

I chat with Chaz Self of Grassway Organics about his fight to keep selling raw milk in Wisconsin, the decline of small dairy farms, and what the future of farming might look like amid consolidation, regulation and new technology.Chaz is a first-generation dairy farmer who runs Grassway Organics with his wife in East Troy, Wisconsin, managing roughly 640 acres and milking around 50 cows in a grass-based, seasonal dairy system.A lot has changed since Chaz was last on the show. Grassway is now in an ongoing dispute with Wisconsin's Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection over how the farm sells raw milk, with Chaz preparing for a legal fight that he believes could become extremely expensive. We get into how his ownership model works, why he believes the farm has operated legally, and why he has decided to keep pushing rather than step away. We also look at what has happened to Wisconsin dairy more broadly: fewer farms producing more milk, increasing consolidation, overproduction, subsidies and whether relatively simple changes like putting more young cattle back onto pasture could begin moving the system in another direction. We talk about Farm Bureau, social media and the growing political divide around food, before getting into the future of agricultural technology. Thanks for listening. What we cover:Grassway Organics' raw milk fight with WisconsinThe decline and consolidation of Wisconsin dairySubsidies, grazing and possible paths forwardFarm Bureau, social media and polarization around foodAI, farm technology and what farming is actually forTimestamps:00:00 – Catching up with Chaz Self02:01 – The raw milk fight in Wisconsin10:07 – The cost of fighting regulation19:48 – Lobbying for raw milk26:28 – What happened to Wisconsin dairy?29:23 – Could grazing help fix dairy?34:31 – Does Farm Bureau represent farmers?37:28 – Social media, politics and agriculture44:52 – Rebuilding community around farms53:41 – AI and technology on the farm57:58 – Agricultural data and automation1:01:29 – What is farming actually for?Links & resources mentioned: WebsiteInstagram FacebookRaw Milk Institute (RAWMI) — rawmilkinstitute.orgMark McAfee / RAWMI team — RAWMI team pageVernon Hershberger raw milk case — Wisconsin Court of Appeals caseGreen Lake Association / John Strauser — Green Lake Association teamJoel Salatin / Polyface Farm — Polyface FarmWisconsin DATCP — Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer ProtectionWisconsin Farm Bureau Federation — Wisconsin Farm BureauWisconsin Farm Bureau policy page — Farm Bureau agricultural policy

TOPIC 1 — WWE TITLE CHANGESDoes WWE Change Championships Too Often?Has WWE gotten too comfortable using frequent title changes to create big moments, or does moving championships around keep the product unpredictable and prevent title reigns from becoming stale?TOPIC 2 — LEON SLATER / OPTION CDoes TNA Have to Put the World Title on Leon Slater Now?After invoking Option C, would losing at Bound For Glory hurt Leon Slater's momentum—or can simply competing for the TNA World Championship elevate him? TOPIC 3 — WWE × AAAIs WWE Helping AAA… or Absorbing It?Is WWE giving AAA and lucha libre its biggest international platform yet—or is AAA slowly losing its identity inside WWE's ecosystem?#WWE #WWEChampionship #WorldHeavyweightChampionship #TitleChange #TNA #LeonSlater #BoundForGlory #OptionC #AAA #LuchaLibre #WWEAAA #ProWrestling #WrestlingPodcast #WrestlingDebate #WrestlingNews #3CountPodcast #ChazAndFriends

Survivalist Kevin Estela was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to share tips on how to navigate the seemingly inevitable A.I. wasteland that is rapidly approaching. What are the first things you should do when the bots turn off all the power?Photo credit: Kevin Estela 

To the shock of nearly everyone, a surprise documentary about Elizabeth Holmes was announced recently. The corresponding teaser-trailer is so insane, it has spawned countless memes in just a few days. Ryan Hancock was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain the whole timeline of events, introduce the players, and catch everyone up on the internet's response. (0:00)  Michael Nicosia has been called Long Island's George Costanza. He's back living at home with his parents, after losing his job, his girlfriend, and his car during a stretch of terrible bad luck. (12:05) In the immediate follow-up segment to Michael's call, Chaz and AJ wound up ranting about reality show people, even though they all really liked talking to him. (28:48)  The De-Flocking of Milford is still a fight for the community at large. Sarah Wood, one of the citizen organizers of the anti-Flock movement, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain why this technology is not to be trusted. (36:24) Photo credit: Michael Nicosia 

Wellington's central city stadium will be converted into a motorsport track this summer to play host to some world-leading drivers. The international Race of Champions event debuts in New Zealand on January 9th and 10th. Formula 1's Sebastian Vettel and Valtteri Bottas, Supercars' Chaz Mostert, and rally driver Hayden Paddon are confirmed on the starting grid. Mostert told Mike Hosking the drivers think it's such an awesome event, and are so honoured to be invited. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sami Zayn is a 2X WWE Champion and somehow the SmackDown main event scene keeps getting more unpredictable. The Good Brothers are back for BGW 247 to break down everything happening in wrestling this week, including Stephanie Vaquer winning the Women's World Championship in Chile and why it was time for the title to come off Liv Morgan, our thoughts on ASÉ Wrestling: This Is It, the latest with 946, Bayley going from Hugger to Grind Runner, why Steven Borden has STAR written all over him, and everything coming out of AEW Dynamite: Rebel Heart and Collision. We also show some love to ACH and open the show by sending our love to Rebel and remembering Butcher. Tap in with Scotland, Nolo, DMac, Chaz, LO, Deascent and the Good Brothers for another week of wrestling, culture and community.► BGW is LIVE
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Chaz and AJ are still in disbelief of the AI attack on Hugging Face, and how nothing has been done to slow down the process. 

Jason Page was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the Jets, Giants and Yankees having pretty impressive weekends. Plus, the influx of influencers at the US Open. (0:00)  On a recent thrifting trip, Heidi Voight found an unexpected item for sale, second-hand. She explained the discovery, and why she needed to wash her hands with santizing wipes shortly after. (11:25)  A grandmother recently won the lottery, for the second time, in Maryland. AJ is a life-long lottery player, who has never had a big win. The Tribe called in to share their biggest wins, including someone who snagged $100,000. (20:20)  

On TIGER, episode 12- Host John Poz and Tiger Ali Singh focus on The team of Lo Down with Tiger, Chaz, and D'Lo Brown, Tiger's time in the WWF, and more! Tiger will right some wrongs as he corrects the false narratives out there about his signing with the company. From the world of professional wrestling, pop culture, and behind-the-scenes controversy comes a brand-new podcast unlike anything else out there. John Poz — the host of the TMZ and Rolling Stone featured Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling — joins forces with former World Wrestling Federation superstar Tiger Ali Singh to pull back the curtain on the wrestling business, confront unfinished business, and set the record straight on stories that have been twisted, forgotten, or never told. With unfiltered conversations, insider perspective, and a mission to right some wrongs along the way, this podcast delivers raw honesty from two voices who have seen the business from very different sides of the ring. Please check out - The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation (TJSF) https://tigerjeetsinghfoundation.com/ Store - Teepublic.com/stores/TMPT Follow us @TwoManPowerTrip on Twitter and IG Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Chaz and Jeff get ready for the home opener against Richmond and take an early look at the ACC men's basketball schedule which was released this week. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Paul Veneto, a retired flight attendant with United Airlines, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about his big "push." Since 2020, he has pushed an airline drink cart along the path of one the planes, totaling more than 1,000 miles. (0:00) The Tribe called in to share their stories and memories from 9/11, including the folks they have lost. (19:46) The largest boat lift and sea evacuation in history, happened 9/11/2001. Chaz and AJ replayed an interview with Captain Vincent Ardolino, who was assissting the rescue that day aboard the Amberjack V. (28:46)  Author Angus Kress Gillespie wrote the book on how the World Trade Center was built. He was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the creative measures enacted to avoid some massive problems with building two skyscrapers next to each other. (35:35)  Bruce Blakeman was on the phone this morning as well, remembering his nephew who was killed during the attacks of 9/11 25 years ago. (55:02)  David Ferrugio lost his father when he was 12, because of the events of 9/11. David was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the podcast he hosts, which has attracted other children of folks who died during 9/11, and how they have dealt with that grief into adulthood. (1:01:13)  Bruce Stephan was in the North Tower on 9/11, and his wife, Joan, was in the South Tower. Bruce called Chaz and AJ to share the details of his job that day, the frantic escape he made, and the devastating uncertainty of trying to find his wife once he realized that both towers had been hit. (1:07:12) Retired FDNY Lieutenant Dave Russell was on the phone, live from the Bronx this morning, to recount his morning on 9/11. From commandeering a city bus, driving down the empty FDR drive, and seeing people covered in dust walking in the opposite direction. (1:25:47) Ricky Frassetti, President of the Nassau County Superior Officer's Association, was on this morning to talk to Chaz and AJ about how 9/11 has affected police recruitment in the 25 years since. (1:43:53) Robert O'Neill, the Navy SEAL who shot and killed Osama bin Laden, was on with Chaz and AJ years ago to talk about the events of the raid. From the memories of 9/11 as they flew to the site, to the unmistakble details that identified the compound as belonging to Osama bin Laden, and the conversation that took place on the helicopter as they left. (1:53:34)Photo credit: Reuters 

The Democratic nominee in the 5th Congressional District and outgoing Mayor of Columbia, Tennessee, talked about a wide range of issues on "Behind The Headlines."

How do you balance marriage, children, work, and everything else life throws at you? What should you know about someone before you say, “I do”? Pastor Ron is joined by his son Chaz for a real conversation about dating, young marriage, parenting, sacrifice, and building a strong relationship in the middle of a busy life. From choosing the right person to navigating the pressures that come after the wedding, they share practical lessons every young adult and couple needs to hear. This installment of Ron + Hope: Unfiltered is real, raw, relevant, and one you won't want to miss!S5E26 (#224) Are there any topics you'd like us to discuss?Do you have any questions you'd like us to answer?Send them to unfiltered@ronandhope.com.Follow Ron Carpenter at https://www.instagram.com/ron.carpenter/Follow Hope Carpenter at https://www.instagram.com/pastorhope.carpenter/Subscribe to Ron's YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/user/pastorroncarpenterSubscribe to Hope's YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1TUxyS_-elLEOORZ2YiunA Website:http://www.ronandhope.com #RonCarpenter#HopeCarpenter#UnfilteredPodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.