This week on Rik and That Michele Chick, Rik is back from a Labor Day weekend in Hood River, where apparently the adventures didn’t stop at the wedding bus. He gets recognized by his radio voice—and Roxy has her own demands during the show.

Meanwhile, Michele shares stories from her family reunion at a Mariners game, we question why car salesmen want paperwork before you even test-drive the car, and discover that fair food prices are anything but fair. Add in window salesmen, the joy of NOT being guilted into doing extra radio-station work, and Trump’s latest political name games, and you’ve got another episode packed with random conversations, questionable logic, and plenty of WTF.

Facts optional. Shenanigans guaranteed.

This week, Rik and Michele dive into the strange world of celebrity fame, final curtain calls, and the question nobody can agree on: how old is too old to keep performing? They talk celebrity goodbyes, Lionel Richie’s hospital stay, Ozzy’s unusual final trip home, and the emotional connection we have to the music that raised us.

Then Rik needs to know just how famous he really is, Michele reveals what she’d do if faced with a terminal cancer diagnosis, and the conversation takes another turn when Michele’s daughter gets COVID for the first time. Add in the mystery of which family member just scored $10,000—and somehow, it all makes sense.

This week, Rik and Michele bounce from Dolly Parton stories to radio fame, Hollywood rabbit holes, cop shows, OnlyFans discoveries, and Michele getting the name of a TV show completely wrong. Along the way, Rik’s lack of fart humor is questioned, Michele gets homework for the next episode, and Rik’s son offers his very own podcast critiques. Basically, it’s another episode full of opinions, distractions, and things that somehow seemed like a good idea at the time.

This week on Rik and that Michele Chick, we’re talking about everything from getting our wills in order to the shows we can’t stop watching—and somehow we end up discussing whether Michele would accept an indecent proposal. 😏

Rik heads out to watch the Dallas Cowboys take on the Seahawks, then enjoys a night of Toto with Logan, while Michele’s Mariners deliver a brutal 22–0 loss she’d probably rather forget. We’ve also got champagne problems, questionable offers, and plenty of opinions along the way.

Tune in for another episode of Rik and that Michele Chick—where the conversations are unpredictable, the opinions are plentiful, and somehow Rik still finds a way to talk.

Rik makes a bold promise to talk less this episode… but how well does that actually go? Meanwhile, Michele has more doctor visits, they debate retirement at 65, discuss prescription meds and vaccines, and wonder what happens to the Republican Party after Trump. Plus, Rik has some very interesting terminology, a mystery involving his head, and plenty of opinions along the way.

Basically, it’s another episode where Rik talks a lot about talking less.

This week on Rik and that Michele Chick, we’re all over the map! Michele shares why she’s been missing after spending the last week sick, celebrates her grandchild's first birthday, and gives updates on her daughter following surgery. Rik finally does the unthinkable and schedules a doctor’s appointment after 15 years.

The two also dive into the heartbreaking Spokane fires and ask the question: If you had to evacuate, what would you grab first? Michele brings up a comment from her husband that has her wondering… is she overreacting, or was he out of line?

Plus, Rik shares his thoughts on the new Spider-Man movie, they laugh over a generational debate about the “pound key,” Rik’s dog tries to steal the spotlight, and there’s plenty of the sarcastic banter and unexpected detours you’ve come to expect.

Grab your favorite drink and join the conversation!

This week, Rik shares how his fishing trip really went, while Michele explains how her “quiet week” turned into anything but. They celebrate Spain’s World Cup victory, wish Michele’s daughter luck on her job interview, and revisit the ongoing (and completely tongue-in-cheek) “Is Mitch McConnell alive?” running joke.

Plus, Rik has a new TV obsession with America’s Dumbest, and the duo dives into the growing trend of unschooling. As always, expect plenty of laughs, sarcasm, random detours, and stories that somehow all make sense by the end.

Grab your favorite drink and join Rik and that Michele Chick for another episode full of humor, hot takes, and the kind of conversations you’d have with friends around the campfire.

This week on Rik and that Michele Chick, one of Michele’s family members is asking for money… again, and Rik somehow managed to get himself back in the doghouse with his wife. The duo also shares their thoughts on the passing of Sam Neill and Lindsey Graham, and why those losses brought very different emotions.

Plus, the internet has everyone asking, “Is Mitch McConnell alive or dead?” and Michele dives into the parasite outbreak linked to lettuce that caused some seriously explosive consequences.

It’s family drama, mixed emotions, political rumors, and stomach-turning headlines—all wrapped up in one hilarious episode you won’t want to miss!

This week, Rik and that Michele Chick are covering a little bit of everything — because apparently that’s what they do best! Michele shares how she survived the Arizona heat, while Rik talks about his dream of visiting all 50 states and the great debate: does it count if you just pass through?

They dive into the “what would you do if you won the lottery?” question, dig into ancestry and family roots, and react to World Cup visitors trying some classic American foods. Plus, they get into the world of celebrity fascination, how to approach famous people without being weird, managing meet & greet expectations, and Rik’s own story about meeting Taylor Swift.

From family trees to famous faces, road trip dreams to jackpot fantasies, this episode proves there’s never a dull moment when Rik and Michele start talking!

This week on Rik and That Michele Chick, Michele wonders if she’s the asshole in a family situation and puts her case before the court of public opinion. Meanwhile, a niece’s journey from Arkansas takes an unexpected turn when RV troubles threaten to derail the trip.

Rik weighs in on people impersonating law enforcement, sovereign citizens who think traffic laws don’t apply to them, and his ongoing debate about handicap drivers who treat speed limits as suggestions. The conversation also turns to a frustrating friend, a surprise victory when Rik finally beats Grandma to the lunch bill, and a family discussion about why some cousins seem to hit the Grandma jackpot while others are left wondering where their $10,000 went.

Family drama, road trip disasters, fake badges, hot takes, and plenty of laughs—just another week with Rik and Michele.