Almost six years in and still trucking along. This episode we talk all things Masters, Rory’s run and what back-to-back wins would mean, plus why tradition still matters in sports.

We also get into alternate jerseys, are you a fan or not? Then it’s time for Start-Bench-Cut with Tiger, Phil, and Jack.

We wrap it up with our Movie of the Week. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we tap into the heart of the community in Borger, Texas, as local artists come together for the “Support the Homie” Art Show. This event isn’t just about showcasing talent—it’s about making a difference. All proceeds are going toward helping Jess Heredia and Jesse’s Pizza Co. rebuild and get back on their feet.

We talk with artists behind the work, dive into what inspired this show, and highlight the importance of community support in times of need. With live music from Justin Rivera and a lineup of local creatives, this event represents more than art, it’s unity, resilience, and showing love for your people.

Pull up, tap in, and hear how a small town comes together to support one of their own. Free admission, no cover just good vibes, great art, and a powerful cause.

In this episode, we dive into some real conversations hitting close to home. We start off talking about crime in the city, what’s been going on and how it’s impacting everyday life here in Amarillo.

From there, we get into gun safety and share our honest thoughts on gun laws, especially here in Texas, just real perspectives and discussion.

We switch gears to sports and break down the start of the season for the Texas Rangers and what fans can expect this year. Then we show love to our hometown team, the Amarillo Sod Poodles, and talk about the vibe around their season and what makes going to Hodgetown Stadium such a great experience.

We wrap things up with a look at the growth and revitalization happening in downtown Amarillo, including updates and thoughts on the Amarillo Civic Center and what it means for the future of the city.

Adrienne joins the Jeep community, then we take a moment to talk about Chuck Norris and his impact. After that, we get into local semi-pro sports and what’s going on around Amarillo, plus a real conversation about road rage in the city.

We wrap things up discussing why life as a police officer is tougher than ever these days.

This week’s episode covers everything from movies to mystery. We start with film award season—talking about the biggest winners, surprises, and what’s worth watching.

Next, we have a fun Sit-Start-Bench segment with three classic comedies: Step Brothers, The Hangover, and Superbad. We rank them and debate which one comes out on top.

To wrap things up, we take a look at the David Glenn Lewis case in our Panhandle Crime Scene segment—a strange and still-unsolved mystery with a lot of questions.

A little bit of entertainment, a little bit of debate, and a little bit of true crime.

BCLRT – Episode 167

This week on the podcast we dive into some of the biggest stories in sports and entertainment. With NFL free agency underway, we break down the biggest offseason moves so far and debate which team has made the strongest push heading into next season.

March Madness is right around the corner, so we talk brackets, contenders, and which teams might make a surprising run once the tournament begins.

We also switch gears for our Movie(s) of the Week – Oscars edition, discussing some of the films getting attention this award season.

We kicked off our first-ever podcast recorded on Zoom and covered a little bit of everything this week. From the nostalgia of collecting things growing up to the random corners of the internet that still keep us entertained.

We talk about why collecting is basically in our DNA, share our Movie of the Week, and take a trip back to when MTV Unplugged was absolute peak music television. We also react to the news about Lou Holtz passing away, and get into the weird world of Facebook mugshot pages and why people can’t stop scrolling them.

Plus, we debate whether Druski is really that funny — are his sketches on the same level as classic sketch comedy like the Chappelle Show, or is it just social media hype?

To wrap it up, we dive into the 90’s music vibes that still hit different today.

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