Five years. Countless conversations. One mission: Keeping our ears to the streets while you grind and shine.

In this milestone anniversary episode, the Mud Talk crew takes a moment to celebrate the journey from day one to now — reflecting on the laughs, the debates, the growth, and the impact the show has made in the community and beyond. From unforgettable guests and viral moments to behind-the-scenes stories you’ve never heard before, this episode is packed with energy, nostalgia, and gratitude.

The crew also looks ahead to what’s next for Mud Talk, sharing their vision for the future while giving love to the supporters, listeners, and day-one fans who helped make five years possible.

Whether you’ve been rocking with us since the beginning or you’re just tapping in, this episode is a celebration of culture, conversation, and consistency.

Thank you for 5 years of support — and we’re just getting started.

The Mud Talk crew takes it back to the original studio where it all started! From the early days of “Keeping Our Ears to the Streets While You Grind & Shine” to where the show is now, this episode is packed with memories, laughs, and real talk.

Also to celebrate the holiday season, Miss Amy brings the crew together for a hilarious White Elephant Christmas Gift Exchange that turns into pure chaos, surprises, and nonstop laughter. 🎁😂

On this episode of Mud Talk, we’re joined by Chanell Phenix, President of the Toledo Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE), for a powerful conversation about education, community, and culture.

Chanell breaks down TABSE’s mission, the importance of supporting Black educators, and what inspired their Jingle Mix & Mingle: Sneaker Edition — a holiday networking event designed to bring educators and the community together in style.

From leadership in education to creating spaces that uplift and connect, this episode highlights how TABSE is making an impact on the youth and beyond.

The Mud Talk crew dives into Thanksgiving food debates, family foolery, and real moments of gratitude. This holiday special features Big T’s Jackass of the Week, Miss Amy’s Mental Health Matters, and a hilarious round of Who’s Most Likely To? Also the crew talks about what dishes can stay and what dishes can go straight to the trash on Thanksgiving.

From boom bap to trap, mixtapes to streaming — this week on Mud Talk, the crew is diving headfirst into one of Hip-Hop’s biggest debates: Which era truly ran the game? Join Big T, Miss Amy, and C.L. Stylez as they go bar-for-bar on the sounds, style, and culture that shaped every generation. Plus Big T gives his “Jackass of the Week”.

In this powerful episode of Mud Talk Podcast, we sit down with Kimberly Scribner, the dynamic Director of Academy of Urban Scholars, to talk about education, leadership, and the mission behind one of Toledo’s most impactful alternative schools.

Kimberly and the crew have a real conversation about meeting students where they are, creating second chances in education, and what it truly means to serve youth who are often overlooked by traditional school systems.

Plus—Big T is back with his “Big T with the Tea” segment and he’s introducing a brand new feature: “Jackass of the Week.”

It's the season 5 premiere of Mud Talk! Tap in as the crew dives headfirst into the wild world of direct messages and keep it real about how people slide into DMs, what works and what definitely doesn't. Plus the crew reads off some of the funniest and awkward DMs they've ever received.

It's a brand new episode of Mud Talk! Tap in as the crew wraps up season 4 with their guest the founder of Gospel on the Green Rob "RC" Campbell. Check out as the crew talks with Rob about the biggest gospel event of the year Gospel on the Green, how the event has impacted the community and who is hitting the stage this year. Plus Big T is back with his Tips with T and he's giving you 5 things on what you should or should not do in church.