Let's Talk Trash have joined the big leagues. We have a theme song! No more copyright infringement. And yes, it is intentionally spelled wrong on the podcast, oh that's right, we added some video to the first section of this episode.

In this episode Lisa, Chris and Joe talk about hazardous trees, limbs and (kinda) stumps.

After facilitating trainings for several weeks, we figured it was time to have podcast about training. This episode replaced the previous training one that was in violation of Spotify policies.

After spending a few weeks training debris monitors for the first time in several years, we figured it may be a good time to talk a little about what we do in training, including how we feel we train a little differently than others.

Ice storms can cause major issues, from power outages to roof damages and of course, debris. The weight of ice can cause downed trees, power lines, and other structures, leading to hazardous conditions. So, let's talk some trash about it.

We bring back Melvin Ramos, a.k.a. Mr. Majestic Mel Mos, a.k.a. Captain Diabolical, to share some stories about his pre-debris days and how wrestling relates to debris management.

My geek side comes out in full force on this one. We talk IT, tech, AI and unmask a former wrestler-Mr. Majestic Mel Mos.

The times are changing as well as FEMA. There are some proposed changes in DC that may affect the way disasters and debris are managed going forward. In this "unplanned" episode, we provide an impromptu discussion of pure speculation.

We recap the 2025 Hurricane season that was (or wasn't), Hurricane Melissa's impacts, home collapsing off North Carolina and more.

In what became our longest episode yet, Lisa and I look back on the 2024 Hurricane season and the impacts it had on the industry. Also a little side story about geese poop.

How will DOGE impact FEMA and the debris removal industry? Take a listen and find out some of Joe's and Lisa's opinions. Don't mind the barking dog at parts in the background. He is just as bothered by the current state of things as the rest of us.