Podcasts about Oakdale

Chris Hansen drops by the studio to talk about his new documentary and much more. They kick it off by talking about how anti-ethical both terrorists and predators are to most people's vision for their lives. They then dive into the phenomenon of re-offendors and discuss the merits of the death penalty for predators and other heinous crimes. Finally they talk about Karen Bass's latest climate change folly and Gavin Newsom's team attacking Nick Shirley. This was a fun one! In The News: Jerry O'Connell claims wife, daughters ‘became physical' after his comments about Harris losing to Trump, Chelsea Handler says RFK Jr. and Cheryl Hines left $6M LA mansion ‘unlivable,' still hasn't moved in, Trump taunts Gavin Newsom's dyslexia, calling him ‘low IQ'FOR MORE WITH CHRIS HANSEN:DOCUMENTARY: "Dangerous Games: Investigating Roblox — A Chris Hansen Special" (On TruBlu)NETWORK: TruBlu - True Crime TV Network co-owned by Chris Hansen go to TruBlu.com SHOW: TAKEDOWN WITH CHRIS HANSEN on TruBlu New ep every ThursdayPODCAST: ‘Predators I've Caught with Chris Hansen' + ‘Have a Seat with Chris Hansen'Wherever you find podcastsYOUTUBE & TWITTER: @ Chris HansenFOR MORE WITH RUDY PAVICH:DATES: March 20 - Oakdale, MN, March 21 - Monroe, WIMarch 27th, Gambit Brewing St. Paul, MNDates with Adam in Phoenix and OklahomaWEBSITE: RudyPavichComedy.comINSTAGRAM: @ Rudy_PavichPUNCHUP LIVE: https://punchup.live/rudypavichLIVE SHOWS: March 22 - Santa Ana, CA (Live Podcast)March 27 - Norfolk, NE (2 shows)March 28 - Norfork, NE (2 shows)Thank you for supporting our sponsors:BetOnlineHims.com/ADAMMarathonRewards.comoreillyauto.com/adamPluto.tvSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dan Abrams joins for a fun conversation. Adam and him start by discussing the differences between the show cops and his show. Dan talks about how by viewing the entire experience people can start to empathize with the police more. They talk about Dan's restaurant in NYC and analyze street food vendors as well. Finally they talk about how tough it is to come out as a conservative in Hollywood and Dan closes by recalling a time Keira Knightley forgot his name. GET IT ON! IN THE NEWS: Leaked Audio Reveals Rebel Wilson's PR Team Plotted to Smear Movie Producer as Sex Trafficker, Joy Reid Claims America Is Only ‘Marginally Better' Than Iran: ‘We Have Secret Police', Trump briefed that Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is probably gay, The Michigan synagogue attacker? His brothers were Hezbollah terrorists. FOR MORE WITH DAN ABRAMS:TV SHOW: On PatrolAirs LIVE every Friday and Saturday night, from 9pm-12am ET on REELZX: @ danabrams INSTAGRAM: @dan_abramsFOR MORE WITH RUDY PAVICH:DATES: March 20 - Oakdale, MN, March 21 - Monroe, WIMarch 27th, Gambit Brewing St. Paul, MNDates with Adam in Phoenix and OklahomaWEBSITE: RudyPavichComedy.comINSTAGRAM: @ Rudy_PavichPUNCHUP LIVE: https://punchup.live/rudypavichLIVE SHOWS: March 22 - Santa Ana, CA (Live Podcast)March 27 - Norfolk, NE (2 shows)March 28 - Norfork, NE (2 shows)Thank you for supporting our sponsors:BetOnlineHomeChef.com/ACS or HomeChef.com/ADAMForThePeople.Com/ADAMoreillyauto.com/adampluto.tvSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Legend Rob Schneider joins Adam for a wide ranging conversation. He talks about his start in comedy and the work-ethic difference between different generations of immigrants. They then break down the media bias during COVID and all of the lies that fauci told. Rob offers some insight to the new Norm Macdonald documentary and they close with Trevor Noah's insane takes on trans athletes. You're not gonna want to miss this one. IN THE NEWS: Mexican president claims she proudly declined Trump's offer to send US military to fight cartels, BBC says “deep wound” stab kits are now recommended on London buses for some strange, unstated reason, Quentin Tarantino Fires Back At Quentin Tarantino Fires Back At Rosanna Arquette For N-Word CriticismFOR MORE WITH ROB SCHNEIDER:SPECIAL: “I Really Love You”- Released on AngelTOUR: March 20th - Northfield OH -MGM Northfield ParkMarch 21st - Flint, MI - Capitol TheaterINSTAGRAM: @iamrobschneiderX: @robschneiderFACEBOOK: Rob Schneider OfficialFOR MORE WITH RUDY PAVICH:DATES: March 20 - Oakdale, MN, March 21 - Monroe, WIMarch 27th, Gambit Brewing St. Paul, MNDates with Adam in Phoenix and OklahomaWEBSITE: RudyPavichComedy.comINSTAGRAM: @ Rudy_PavichPUNCHUP LIVE: https://punchup.live/rudypavichLIVE SHOWS: March 22 - Santa Ana, CA (Live Podcast)March 27 - Norfolk, NE (2 shows)March 28 - Norfork, NE (2 shows)Thank you for supporting our sponsors:BetOnlineBollAndBranch.com/acs with code acsChime.com/ADAMoreillyauto.com/adampluto.tvSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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. 

Jeff Dunham is back and joins Adam for a wide-ranging conversation. They talk about how their careers have far exceeded their expectations and Jeff describes showing up to Los Angeles with 4,000 dollars and a trunk full of dummies. They then dive into Adam's recent phone call with Jerry Seinfeld about their viral “We Might Be Drunk” clips and then they follow that up with some old-fashioned car talk. They finish by talking about their old late night appearances. This was a blast. GET IT ON!News Stories Covered: Gavin Newsom takes advantage of ‘disgusting' loophole to funnel over $4M to wife's pet project, CBS News Investigation: Hundreds of LA hospices have multiple indicators of fraudFOR MORE WITH JEFF DUNHAM:TV SHOW: JEFF DUNHAM'S THE CARS THE DROVE US - premieres MARCH 31st on DISCOVERY INSTAGRAM and X: @jeffdunhamWEBSITE: jeffdunham.com TOUR DATES: Artificial Intelligence West Valley City, UT - March 13 - Maverick CenterBoise, ID - March 14 - Extramile ArenaFOR MORE WITH RUDY PAVICH:DATES: March 20 - Oakdale, MN, March 21 - Monroe, WIMarch 27th, Gambit Brewing St. Paul, MNDates with Adam in Phoenix and OklahomaWEBSITE: RudyPavichComedy.comINSTAGRAM: @ Rudy_PavichPUNCHUP LIVE: https://punchup.live/rudypavichLIVE SHOWS: March 22 - Santa Ana, CA (Live Podcast)March 27 - Norfolk, NE (2 shows)March 28 - Norfork, NE (2 shows)Thank you for supporting our sponsors:Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/{{ADAM}}. Application times may vary. Rates may vary.Hims.com/ADAMoreillyauto.com/adamwww.pendragonseries.compluto.tvSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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.

After claiming the Class 3A boys indoor track and field team championship with just eight athletes, two of them, senior Ricky Johnson and junior Jake Brown, and the coach of the Lancers, Bill Eckard, are this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. The trio chats with host Greg Swatek about how the Linganore boys were able to pull off such an improbable championship with such a small team. The Lancers didn't win a single event and scored only 31 points, and yet it was still good enough for a one-point win over second-place Oakdale and their first state team indoor championship since 2019. What did the team expect going into the state indoor meet? When did the athletes start thinking that winning the team championship possible? Why is it such a close-knit team? And how does this result propel the Lancers into the outdoor season this spring? All of these questions are answered over the course of the discussion, which also revealed some questionable dietary choices after practices and meets. Prior to this discussion, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to share thoughts on the epic men's hockey final at the Olympics and preview the upcoming high school basketball playoffs. They also touch on Mount St. Mary's opening its first season of girls flag football this weekend and Hood College's run to the NCAA Division III Tournament in men's basketball.

MPR News host Angela Davis talks with Minnesota school superintendents about how the surge in federal immigration activity is affecting student attendance, learning, and safety — and what it means for families and schools. Guests:Brenda Lewis is the superintendent of Fridley Public Schools.Christine Tucci Osorio is the superintendent for School District 622 which includes North St. Paul, Maplewood and Oakdale.

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. 

After signing with the Frederick Flying Cows last weekend, former Oakdale High basketball star and Frederick County's all-time leading scorer Zach Thomas is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. The Flying Cows are Frederick's professional basketball team set to begin play in March in the United States Basketball League after two very successful seasons in The Basketball League {TBL). Last season, the won the Southeast Conference championship and reached the TBL's final four. Thomas chats with host Greg Swatek about his decision to sign with the Cows and how the opportunity came about. He talked about his continued desire to play after spending two years in the coaching ranks, serving as an assistant for legendary coach John Calipari at the University of Kentucky and a player-development coach for the NBA's Charlotte Hornets. Thomas also recounts his professional basketball journey since graduating in 2018 from Bucknell University, where he was the Patriot League Player of the Year as a senior. He has played professionally in Belgium, Italy, Ukraine before the Russian invasion, Poland, Finland, Sweden and Cyprus. What were his favorite and most memorable stops? What are his goals and priorities as he begins to play for the Flying Cows? Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to talk about Hood College's recent ascension into the Division III Top 25 for men's basketball, as well as the high school boys and girls basketball scenes in Frederick County and key results that have recently transpired.

This week's story is the bizarre true tale of Leila Davidson Hansell, known as "The Sunshine Woman," and the controversy surrounding her final resting place in Hendersonville, NC.Leila's final wish upon her death in 1915 was to be buried above ground in a unique mausoleum topped with 147 squares of prism glass, designed to let the sun shine down on her remains. For over two decades, her glass-topped tomb became a must-see tourist attraction, fueled by a 1926 newspaper article that confirmed the skeleton could, indeed, be seen through the glass, contrary to the designer's adamant denials. Don't miss a single one of our Stories of Appalachia! Subscribe to the Stories podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Consider becoming a supporter on Spreaker, too. You'll get bonus episodes and an ad-free version of the podcast!Thanks for listening!

 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. 

After declaring his intention to enter the NFL Draft last week, former Oakdale High football and basketball star Cam Dorner is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Dorner chats with host Greg Swatek about his decision to declare for the draft. What led up to it? Who helped it make it? What were the deciding factors? And what was going through his head right after the announcement? He talks about why football was more suited for him than basketball and how he feels his skills measure up on the next level. Dorner played three seasons at nearby Division II Shepherd University and one at Division I North Texas outside of Dallas, where he helped the Mean Green earn Top 25 status and come within one victory of reaching the College Football Playoff this season. How did his time at those schools mold him into the player he is today? And how was he able to quickly rise to the challenge of being a receiver for both? With the North Texas pro day ahead and a possible invite to the NFL scouting combine next month, what is Dorner expecting from the pre-draft process and what has he heard in this preliminary stage about if and when he might be selected? No Oakdale football player has even been drafted before or landed on a main NFL roster.

Hillsborough Mayor Mark Bell spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, January 13, discussing town news and events. He talked about the business of the most recent board of commissioners meeting, which saw a rezoning request for Oakdale Village, and more. He also discussed some upcoming utility work that will close a section of Corbin Street, as well as a New  Years Eve automobile accident that saw a cemetery wall damaged on Corbin Street, and more. The post Hillsborough: Oakdale Village Rezone, Utility Work, Cemetery Wall Damaged appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

On this week's show,  Joe is joined with Charles, for one of the most personal conversations we've had on the show. We opened things up with a little New Orleans Saints football to get the ball rolling before diving deep into what it was like for him becoming a father all those years ago. He opened up about growing up in Oakdale before cell phones. Charles descried drive-in movies, packed arcades, and restaurants forgotten in the past. We wrapped it up by going down a rabbit hole with a conspiracy about your eyes and how much of reality we actually see. This is a real mix of nostalgia, life lessons, and mind-bending conversation on this week's episode recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

After hosting a coed duals tournament and an individual girls tournament last weekend, Tuscarora High wrestling coach Trey Coates is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Coates chats with host Greg Swatek about Tuscarora's Clash at the Creek tournament, which is in its third season for the boys and its second season for the girls. After being one of the leading champions for girls wrestling on the local scene, what was it like for Coates to see close to 300 girls wrestling in his gym at Clash at the Creek? How does he look at the progress and the impact that girls wrestling has made in recent years? Also, what goes into hosting not just one wrestling tournament, but two in the span of a few days? And how does Coates look at the wrestling scene in Frederick County overall? Prior to that, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy joins Greg to discuss holiday plans and the high school basketball scene in the county, including a big victory for the Urbana boys over Frederick High, as well as momentous wins for the Linganore boys and girls over Oakdale.

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.

After Linganore High football rolled to a 56-17 victory over Oakdale in the Class 3A championship game last Saturday in Annapolis to claim its seventh state championship, coach Rick Conner, senior running back Bradly Matthews and senior receiver/defensive back Chase Perry are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast. The guys chat with host Greg Swatek about the season, which will certainly be considered among the best in Frederick County history. The Lancers finished 13-0. They pulled out a close win at Mervo, the eventual 4A-3A state champion, in Week 1 and were hardly challenged the rest of the way. What made this team so special? How did it come together so well? And what is it's future after reaching the state mountaintop once again? Matthews, Frederick County's all-time touchdown leader (80), and Perry, the team's leading receiver, discuss what playing football at Linganore meant to them, as well as their futures. Matthews will play football next year at Georgetown University, while Perry will play baseball at the University of North Carolina-Asheville. Prior to this conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to recap Linganore's big win over Oakdale in the second state football final between Frederick County teams and look ahead to the high school basketball season.

After ending a 32-year state championship drought for Frederick County field hockey teams, Linganore High School is featured on this week's Final Score podcast, as head coach McKenzie Ridgely, star goalie Allena Jaworski and junior midfielder Addison Ridgely join the program. The trio chats with host Greg Swatek about the Lancers' 4-3 victory over Westminster in double overtime back on Nov. 8 in the Class 3A championship game at Stevenson University in Owings Mills and the dramatic way it unfolded. Jaworkski recalls stopping a Westminster penalty stroke in the first quarter that flipped the momentum in her team's favor. Addison Ridgely describes how the game-winning sequence, involving an almost accidental goal from senior forward Jordan Zimmerman, evolved. And McKenzie Ridgely talks about the overall resilience of her team, after Westminster produced the tying goal with roughly 20 seconds to play in regulation, and why it was able to play its best when it mattered the most. The discussion also covers the very unusual way the Jaworski became a goalie, as well as her future in the sport and the future of the team. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to discuss Linganore and Oakdale meeting in an All-Frederick County state football final for the second time in three years. Is this the Linganore team that finally breaks the recent string of losses in state football finals? And can Oakdale find a way to keep it competitive after being blown out by the Lancers during the regular season?

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.

After leading Urbana to the Class 4A team championship in boys cross country on Nov. 8 at Hereford High School, coach Jackie Suarez and senior runner Josh Rothery are this week's guests on the Final Score podcast. Suarez and Rothery chat with host Greg Swatek and winning the championship, which was Urbana's first in boys cross country since 2003 and fourth overall. What made the Hawks such a tight pack of runners? How did they react to winning the championship? Rothery, who finished sixth overall in 16:47.51, talks about growing up in England and how he got into running. And Suarez talks about the future of the team and looks ahead to the indoor track and field season at Urbana. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to recap the state quarterfinal in high school football and look ahead to Linganore and Oakdale playing in the Class 3A state semifinals this week.

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.

South River, buckle up — this one's loaded. We're back at the Green Turtle and diving head-first into a brand-new winter sports season, a historic football run toward the Elite 8, and a jam-packed slate of special guests that basically turned Hawk Talk into the Avengers of Seahawk Nation.Athletic Director David Klingel gives us the full winter rundown: indoor track's 105-strong army, cheer's redemption tour, a surging swim squad, unified bowling joy, a wrestling room ready to rumble, and hoops season heating up for both the girls' defending champs and the boys waiting for their football warriors to return.Then things go full-on electric as we relive the wildest football win in school history — a comeback, a roller-coaster student section, a legendary kick, and enough adrenaline to power the stadium lights for a week. We're joined by student broadcaster Quinn Houst (future ESPN problem), Acting Principal John Yore (cannonballing into the job), Coach DeSantos, Coach Lucas, and a crew of players who live for moments like this.Plus: flag football dominance at the middle school, Chick-fil-A-powered roller coaster practice, and everything you need to know before Friday night's WHITEOUT showdown vs. Oakdale.Seahawk Nation, this episode is the definition of “all in.”Go Seahawks.Send us a textSupport the show

After Linganore became Frederick County's first state champion in girls flag football, coach Brian Sweene, senior quarterback Lexi Petrie and sophomore receiver/defensive back Makenna Roberts are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast. The trio chats with host Greg Swatek about the Lancers 26-6 victory over Calvert in the state final at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. What was it like for them to play on that type of stage? What was the significance to them of being the first state champs in county history for girls flag football? Petrie and Roberts also talk about why they decided to play girls flag football, and Sweene explains why he decided to coach it. How far has the team and the sport come in the three years it has been played on the high-school level in Frederick County? What does the future look like for the team and the players? Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to discuss soccer state finals for the Brunswick boys and the Oakdale girls, a state volleyball final for Urbana and Middletown's shocking forfeit out of the high school football playoffs. They also look ahead to this week's state football quarterfinals for Linganore, Oakdale, Urbana and Walkersville.

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After being inducted into the Maryland Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum last weekend in Annapolis, Linganore High graduate Ben Arneson, a former state-championship coach for the Lancers and Urbana High School, is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Arneson chats with host Greg Swatek about the induction ceremony and what it meant to him to be selected for the Hall of Fame. They talk about how and why he wanted to become a wrestling coach and how awkward it was for him initially to be coaching at the chief rival of his alma mater, Urbana. They talk about his fondest memories and what his future plans are not that he has stepped away entirely from coaching wrestling. They also discuss the Linganore football team and its prospects of winning another state title this season, as Arneson is an assistant coach for the Lancers. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to recap a momentous weekend for Frederick County teams in the state playoffs. They discuss state championships for Linganore field hockey — which ended a 32-year drought for county teams — Linganore girls flag football, a first for the county, and the Urbana High boys cross country team — which won one for the first time in 22 years. They also look ahead to state soccer finals for the Brunswick boys and Oakdale girls, a state volleyball final for Urbana and preview the second round of the high school football playoffs for six county teams.

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.

As his teams gears up for the upcoming playoffs, Oakdale High boys soccer coach Joe Benton is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Benton chats with host Greg Swatek about how he got his start coaching soccer. The coach talks about why he is so passionate about the sport and how he wound up at Oakdale after playing at Hood College and serving as an assistant in the Tuscarora High boys soccer program. He also talks about his team at Oakdale this season, it's strengths and how it expects it to fare in the Class 3A West bracket once the regional playoffs get underway. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to review Week 6 of the Frederick County high school football season, preview Week 7 and set the stage for next week's Central Maryland Conference championship games in multiple sports.

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.

What happens when a complaint over a scale and polish changes everything? For Alif Moosajee, a GDC investigation became the catalyst that transformed him from a dentist flying under the radar into the owner of Oakdale, one of Leicester's most distinctive private practices. This conversation charts his path from undergraduate struggles with imposter syndrome through the crucible of regulatory scrutiny to building a seven-surgery practice rooted in authentic patient care. Along the way, Alif shares hard-won insights about guided implantology, the perils of well poisoners, and why breaking kayfabe—wrestling's term for dropping the performance—might be the most honest thing you can do for your patients. It's a story about choosing growth over comfort, one calculated risk at a time.In This Episode00:01:00 - The Smiling Dentist origins 00:02:20 - Tony Robbins and the power of physiology 00:15:00 - Undergraduate struggles and fixed mindset 00:16:25 - The GDC complaint that changed everything 00:22:20 - Buying Oakdale practice 00:26:40 - Growing up in Slough and choosing dentistry 00:31:55 - Building the practice vision 00:35:20 - Firing the well poisoner 00:38:30 - Custodian of the vision 00:47:00 - The unmeasurable things that matter most 00:53:30 - Surprise and delight tactics 01:00:25 - Contentment versus ambition 01:06:00 - The Tony Robbins business mastery mistake 01:09:00 - Dark days in practice ownership 01:19:00 - Blackbox thinking 01:24:15 - Switching to fully guided implants 01:28:30 - Fantasy dinner party 01:33:55 - Last days and legacyAbout Alif MoosajeeAlif Moosajee studied dentistry at Birmingham and owns Oakdale Dental in Leicester, a seven-surgery private practice where he focuses on implant dentistry and digital workflows. Known as "The Smiling Dentist" from his book published over a decade ago, Alif has built his practice around immediate implant protocols and fully guided surgery following early clinical challenges that reshaped his approach to risk management.

Finn Carter joins me for a conversation fans have been waiting for. Beloved as Sierra Esteban Montgomery on As the World Turns, Finn reflects on her Oakdale years alongside co-stars like Scott Bryce, Peter Boynton, and Elizabeth Hubbard.She also takes us behind the scenes of the cult-classic film Tremors, shares stories from across her career in TV and film, and opens up with honesty about her personal journey and road to sobriety.Funny, charming, and raw, Finn's visit to The Locher Room is filled with memories, heart, and truth—making this one-on-one a must-listen.

Recorded live at Fête Du Void in Oakdale, Louisiana. In this episode Joe welcomes, New Orleans comedian JQ Palms. JQ shares how attending a friend's improv comedy show inspired her to grab the mic for herself. We talk about the unique flavor of the Nola comedy scene and how it compares to bigger cities. Though laughter and memories, JQ gives a nod to the family who inspired her journey. It's a real and relatable talk about following your passion, staying true to your craft, and never being afraid to bomb a joke.  

On this Episode, Joe is joined with Louisiana DJ and guitarist Two-Tone Merigold. He is  still mixing killer beats with live guitar and a mind blowing performance. Last time, we talked about gear, touring, and the science behind his sound. This time, we dig deeper into everything that goes into his musical journey. What has changed in his live performance. What lessons was learned over the past year and how he's grown since then. From life on the road to blending creativity with precision, Two-Tone Merigold opens up about finding balance between the music, the madness, and the moments that matter most. This episode was recorded live at Fête Du Void 2025 in Oakdale, Louisiana

With his team seemingly getting better with each passing game, Linganore High girls soccer coach Mike Heller is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Heller reflects with host Greg Swatek on the Lancers' big showdown with Oakdale over the past week. Linganore did not get the result it wanted, falling to the Bears 3-2 in overtime. But the Lancers did push the Bears more than any team had so far this season. They not only scored the first goals of the season against Oakdale this season, they held a one-goal lead on two different occasions. The coach talks about what that result might do for his team going forward and why it has improved so much since the start of the season. Heller also talks about his background in soccer and how he got his start in coaching. He talks about what it means to him to be coaching at Linganore and why he enjoys coaching this group so much. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy joins Greg to review Week 4 of the high school football season in Frederick County and look ahead to Week 5.

In this episode, Joe sits down inside International Vintage Guitars with owner Stephen Staples. Started over three decades ago in New Orleans to its current home in Oakdale, the shop has placed rare instruments in the hands of musicians all over the world. His shop has attracted everyone from local talent to global stars like Bruno Mars, Bob Dylan, Machine Gun Kelly, and Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, his business was deeply impacted but that setback only cemented his reputation for resilience and dedication. Listen to the stories behind rare instruments to the lessons he's learned about running a worldwide guitar business. Today, International Vintage Guitars stands as both a trusted resource for collectors and historical landmark in Louisiana music history. 

Fr. Steve was invited to speak at chapel for Oakdale Academy. Oakdale is a K-12 School located in suburban Metro Detroit. Founded in the Hillsdale tradition.

Joe welcomes Dayton January aka Bassboy, a performing bass guitarist from Lake Charles, Louisiana. Whose playing style embodies both groove, cajun, zydeco, blues, funk and soul. Drawing inspiration from the diverse sounds of Louisiana. Dayton has developed a style that is both versatile and deeply rooted in rhythm. In this episode, we explore his journey into music, the art of creating a bassline that defines a song. We learn about the challenges and triumphs of performing live, and his vision for where his music is headed. Representing the foundation of the band and the heartbeat of the stage, Dayton carries the low end with power, precision, and passion. This episode was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Joe sits down with Brittany Lacomb, owner of Seaux-da-licious in Oakdale, Louisiana. A one-stop drink spot for bold flavors with a fun twist. Brittany has built a business that serves up loaded teas, lemonades, protein shakes, dirty sodas, and energy drinks that always hit just right. In this episode, she talks about the journey of being a small-town entrepreneur, chasing her dream of creating a Harry Potter-inspired café, and how she's turning Seaux-da-licious into more than just a drink stop it's a place full of personality, community, and a little bit of magic. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.

As students and teachers are settling into a new school year, Minnesota Now is looking at how artificial intelligence is changing teaching, learning and wellbeing in the classroom. We have talked with a consultant working on AI policy at the district level and a high school English teacher. Next, we hear from a student. High school seniors in this year's graduating class were freshmen when Chat GPT launched in November 2022. Every year since then, AI chatbots have become more prevalent. Elianah Dollar-Simmons is a high school senior who has done a lot of work with AI, but not in the way you might assume. She built AI models as part of summer programs at MIT and Carnegie Melon University. Dollar-Simmons joins MPR News host Nina Moini from Tartan High School in Oakdale, a suburb east of St. Paul.

A brewery is taking over an old Missile Command Center in Oakdale, the South Side's got a new showstopping patio on top of a six-story distillery, and cigar bars seem like they're having a moment in Pittsburgh. Host Megan Harris is with City Cast team members Francesca Dabecco and Zack Durkin to talk about new restaurant openings, a new Sunday Supper series, and a festival celebrating a divisive fruit.  What's your favorite burger in the Burgh? Tell us your favorite meat and veggie options! Call or text us our BURGER HOTLINE at 412-212-8893. Learn more about the sponsors of this August 28th episode: The Frick Pittsburgh Family House Overlook Maps TurboTenant Become a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm. Want more Pittsburgh news? Sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We're also on Instagram @CityCastPgh! Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here.

Frosty Van Houten (@TVLFootball) and Mario Ramos (@CorenerRamos) preview the opening slate of TVL Football including the Game of the Week featuring Sonora at Oakdale. Ripon Christian QB Mason Tameling and Escalon OL/DL Lorenzo Teixeira hop on to talk about their squad.

On this weeks show, Joe sits down Aaron Simon the lead singer of Train Wreck Method. We dive into the band's latest release "Pigman Cometh" and talk about the creative process behind the EP. We discuss the journey of welcoming a new member into the band and how that's will shape their sound. Beyond music, Aaron opens up about his work with Open Heart Production, sharing stories from his acting roles and his newly discovered passion for video photography. Our conversation doesn't stop there because we take a turn into some intriguing conspiracy talk, from the deep state to the mysteries of the ice wall, making this episode a mix of music, creativity, and thought-provoking discussions. This show was recorded in Oakdale, Louisisana.

On this weeks show, Joe is joined with Keez the Komic a stand-up comedian, event host, and singer from Lake Charles, Louisiana. Keez shares how his comedy journey began, what inspires his style, and the influences that shaped his quick wit and high-energy performances. He talks about his process for crafting jokes, the difference between hosting and stand-up, and how the Lake Charles comedy scene has grown over the years. We dive into the art of handling hecklers, the unique challenges of performing live, and his passion for music. This is the 300th published recording and this show recorded in Oakdale, Louisiana.