Send us a text

Today the Carpenter and the Barber have on the phone The Hen House Stranglers. We talk about their band and music and get sidetracked alot. Great Conversation with this great group of people. Lota shit talk as per usual. Does anyone sniff the mic? We will see. Enjoy the show its a good one. Like a cracker Jack box there are surprises in there.

Send us a text

Decent Boys in the house. Johnny and Scott from the Decent Boys Car Club join the Barber and he fly's solo on this episode. Great stories of the hot rod culture. We get a little serious and talk about the trades and trade schools.

Send us a text

Here we go again, back behind the mic, (which Dan sniffs) with Dan Johnson, artist and then some. Lots of car talk, art talk, and just us being us. So, weird is the theme of the day. Enjoy.

Send us a text

On this episode we travel back over the hills and through the woods to Platypus we go. We recorded with a live audience who interacted with us and our esteemed panel of music royalty from around the St. Louis area. Those musicians include Tony Saputo, Donald Williams, Tazu Marshall, Brian Sullivan, and our very own Carpenter Jason Smith. We had some surprise guests show up and laughter and wild stories, and a true celebration of our friend and brother. We will all miss you Leon. See you in the after my friend. Till then, leave no evidence.

Send us a text

Recap of season 1. We go over the episodes and point out some great memories of the last season. Sit back and get comfy, this episode is funny and has some great news about our friends Franklin Co. Trucking Company.

Send us a text

Tonight we had the pleasure of having the owners of Twisted Pixels sports bar, one of our great local joints. Lots of Laughs and great bar stories.

Send us a text

The 4th and final episode of the Rustoberfest series. This one does focus around music, with a true musician and some members of his band. Honkytonk the way it should be.

Send us a text

This is episode 3 of the Rustoberfest series. This time we sit down with one of hotrod cultures biggest Icons. We have Lil Daddy Roth. We get to hear some amazing hotrod history from one of people who was at the center of it all. Thank You Lil Daddy for this incredible journey into your story.