On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, I'm joined by writer Christy Lorio and we discuss the pandemic, cancer, and the lessons we learned from last year.

Intro: The Little Things-Cindy Bradley

The latest episode of the Ryne Show features my friend Maria as we talk about the first month of the season, discuss why younger blood needs to be in the broadcast booth, and our favorite color commentators.

Music: Live at the BBQ (instrumental)-Main Source

Unlike in Canada, people are getting vaccinated like crazy thanks in part to functional leadership. On the latest epsiode of the RSR Show, Steph from Vancouver fills in for Rob while he is on vacation and talks about the Canadian vaccination process while Ryne talks about going to a May Day event. Plus he tries to figure out get Steph fully vaccinated by proposing marriage.

Music: Broadcasting Live (instrumental) by the Cool Kids

Peter Athas is a longtime friend of mine as well as a mentor (you read that correctly). While his Giants have made life hell for my Cardinals in the playoffs in my lifetime, he also has opened up his house to me each and every Mardi Gras since I've been living here. On the latest episode of the podcast we talk about being neighbors with the Neville family, ranking the five mayors he's lived under since he became a New Orleans resident, and the recent special election between Karen Carter Peterson and Troy Carter.

Music: Same Old Thing by the Meters

On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, former LSU baseball standout Kramer Robertson talks about his mom Kim Mulkey being the brand new head coach at LSU. We also talk about making a name for ourselves apart from our moms and his life in the Cardinals organization

Alex Jennings and I met through our dealings with Dogfish Readings which was a monthly event held in St. Roch. On the latest episode of the show we talk about his upcoming book, moving to New Orleans after the storm, and the need for more people of color in science fiction.

Intro music: Just Another Day by Brian Culbertson

Patrick Armstrong is indirectly responsible for me coming to New Orleans thanks in part to Rising Tide. On the latest episode of the Ryne Show we discuss what can make Louisiana blue, masculinity, and the infamous Stupar Bowl.

Note: This was recorded the day before the special election on April 23rd

With Ryne fully vaccinated, he as well as Rob & Stacey return with another episode of the RSR Show where they talk about the Derek Chauvin verdict and what's next. Plus celebrities and drunk shooting your shot as well as paying tribute to Anton Pippen.

It's hard to imagine it's been five years since Prince died. On the day he died, Andrew Juge of Saints Happy Hour was on the phone with me discussing the draft (that night we drafted Michael Thomas). We revisit that day plus Juge talks about his day job and why we miss in person human interaction among other things.

Intro Music: Pop Life by Prince

Jerry Wiley is a former Birmingham police chief that has been very vocal on the state of policing in America on social media and a native New Orleanian. On this episode we talk about policing and I share my experiences with cops in both Memphis and New Orleans plus we talk about Ohio State's dominance over Michigan the last twenty years.