Pull Up A Chair with Leo Cummings III

Preston Palmer is the owner/operator of Palmer Music Company. We sit down with him for our 2018 Independence Day show and talk all thing music.

In this episode we are joined by socialite, entrepreneur, social engineer, and survivor Jimmy Warren. Jimmy takes us through a life changing condition and how that's driven him to do even more for the community. Also we touch on fatherhood and of course, LeBron.

Jeremy Bruner is a certified Cicerone. He joins the dudes to talk all things summer fun and brings a few suggestions for summer beer and pairings ideas.

BDWD take a bit of a deep dive and talk race related to the incidents at Starbucks, Waffle House, and Bill Cosby.

Laura Davis was kidnapped at 16 years old. 26 years later, she tells her story for the first time on a public platform.

Ryan Stephens is the owner of S7 Tactical, a gun club focused on bettering individuals physically, mentally, and spiritually. By day he is responsible to train law enforcement combative and defensive techniques. He also did two tours in Iraq as a marine. He's pretty much all around awesome. Check out his story.

Ryan Ritchie is the owner of Rock City Outfitters. He and his creative force(Tom Brady, Thunder Cat, and The Matt Jones) produce classic tees that are down right hilarious and occasionally inappropriate. But he doesn't care. And he loves movies.

Episode 19 is part 2 of our conversation with THE Mitch Mustain. Mitch Mustain was the top high school quarterback in the nation in 2006 and rated the top high player by Scout.com. He received national honors from Parade magazine, Gatorade, and USA today. In 2006 he started 8 games at the University of Arkansas. Later that year he transferred to USC where he earned one more start to finish out his college career. He sits down with us to talk about recruiting, that crazy season with the Razorbacks, what happened afterward, and what he's doing now.

Episode 18 is part 1 of our conversation with THE Mitch Mustain. Mitch Mustain was the top high school quarterback in the nation in 2006 and rated the top high player by Scout.com. He received national honors from Parade magazine, Gatorade, and USA today. In 2006 he started 8 games at the University of Arkansas. Later that year he transferred to USC where he earned one more start to finish out his college career. He sits down with us to talk about recruiting, that crazy season with the Razorbacks, what happened afterward, and what he's doing now.

We look back at 2017 and remember 10 things that happen.