Dranks and Thangs

Christmas Time In The City

Jason Norton is back and we discuss some of our favorite holiday traditions and some that we wish would go away. Plus, lots of shots are consumed lol

A.P. is back.......What Don’t you like about Thanksgiving?

A.P. is back with us and we are talking about all of the things including....What don't we like about Thanksgiving? College sports is going crazy and how do we fix it.

College Basketball Is Back Again

Basketball season is back. ISU's Men's Basketball Assistant Coach, JR Blount joins us to discuss the season and the banter is always present between him and the crew is present like no other. Listen in!!

Breast Cancer Awareness

It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Courtney sits down with the show to detail her courageous battle with Breast Cancer and how she beat it. The emotional toll on herself, family, and the aftermath of treatment.

Allison Campbell.....Might Make You A Believer

Psychic/Medium Allison Campbell is back on the show and does some readings for our guests as well as Jake. This stuff is truly amazing and we put all of it out there for you, no cuts!!

Iowa Cubs General Manager Randy Wehofer

Iowa Cubs General Manager Randy Wehofer sits down with the crew to discuss everything AAA baseball and his vision for the ICubs moving forward.

The Incredible Jordan Beem

Musician Jordan Beem revisits the show to update us on the grind of the music business things upcoming for him.

It’s Jake’s Birthday And We Are Celebrating

It's Super Producing Jake's birthday and we have to do it like we do it every year and celebrate big. We also touch on Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and why it's important to have those tough conversations.

CyHawk Week. It’s Iowa State v. Iowa. RVTV Polk City Was Not Ready

We hit RVTV in Polk City, Iowa this week before the Iowa State/Iowa football game and would you guess, Rik talked a lot of shit to our guest and some may have deserved it. From weird tattoos to arguments about school colors. It's all here!!

Hurricane Katrina....The Impacts....20 Years Later...Uncut (Excuse the audio issue lo)

20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina became a large and extremely powerful hurricane that caused enormous destruction and significant loss of life. Following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has demonstrated remarkable resilience, working to rebuild and renew.

The disaster highlighted critical lessons about infrastructure, emergency response, and disaster preparedness. The storm also exposed and forced a confrontation with long-standing social inequalities and inequalities inside of the city and region. One thing that has been tough and often overlooked is the ability, for people that lived through it, to share their stories….until now. We welcome our brothers and friends to Nathaniel Lofton Jerome Oatis