On today's episode, we hang out with WAFB Sports Reporter, Jacques Doucet, and talk about the "what ifs" of past LSU Football seasons. What if the 2011 season had ended differently (10:09)? What if we lost to Tennessee in 2010 (22:15)? What if Gerry DiNardo had never brought back the "magic" (28:17)? What if our running backs hadn’t suffered injuries in the 90s (37:54)?

Later on, Jacques teases the "John Brady Story" (55:38), and then we talk a little more about some classic rock music (60:15).

Be sure to listen to the end for a very special sponsor announcement! (79:29)

On today’s episode, we’ve got a serious stir-fried gumbo of topics for you! We start off talking about what’s on our Spotify playlist at the moment (1:41) and then move into some LSU Football talk and other randomness (4:10). We try to get Summer on the podcast (12:24) and then share some more middle school misadventures. We get into the Be Water documentary (18:37) and then talk about some interesting Asian cuisine. And then we wrap up with our favorite football movies of all time (32:33).

On today’s episode, we’ve got a serious stir-fried gumbo of topics for you! We start off talking about what’s on our Spotify playlist at the moment (1:41) and then move into some LSU Football talk and other randomness (4:10). We try to get Summer on the podcast (12:24) and then share some more middle school misadventures. We get into the Be Water documentary (18:37) and then talk about some interesting Asian cuisine. And then we wrap up with our favorite football movies of all time (32:33).

SPECIAL WEATHER UPDATE! Where do you go when you want up-to-the-minute and accurate weather reporting? You go to a podcast that was recorded hours before the storm passed....that's where!

In this special edition of Since We’re On The Subject, Matt and Blake give live updates of Tropical Storm Cristobal's progress through Louisiana (2:20) while Tim reports on the weather in Hong Kong. We call out Pat Shingleton, asking him to come on the show to help us out (7:41). We talk past hurricanes and storms that have impacted Louisiana (10:38), and then Blake shares a story about what happened during Hurricane Gustav in 2008 (27:37). This was so epic that we had to get his brother Heath on the show to tell his side of the story!

SPECIAL WEATHER UPDATE! Where do you go when you want up-to-the-minute and accurate weather reporting? You go to a podcast that was recorded hours before the storm passed....that's where!

In this special edition of Since We’re On The Subject, Matt and Blake give live updates of Tropical Storm Cristobal's progress through Louisiana (2:20) while Tim reports on the weather in Hong Kong. We call out Pat Shingleton, asking him to come on the show to help us out (7:41). We talk past hurricanes and storms that have impacted Louisiana (10:38), and then Blake shares a story about what happened during Hurricane Gustav in 2008 (27:37). This was so epic that we had to get his brother Heath on the show to tell his side of the story!

On todays episode, we talk with writer, director, and producer, Jeff Roedel. Jeff is the former editor-in-chief of 225 Magazine in Baton Rouge and continues to write and create great content for various publications. He loves the creative process and sharing stories about Louisiana, so be sure to check out his website to see some of his awesome work: www.jeffreyroedel.com

We open the show talking about this strange year we’re having (1:57) and then we share a little bit more about the background of this podcast (5:57). Blake shares some thoughts about current events (19:22) and then we call up Jeff on Zoom (21:45). We hear how 225 Magazine got started (27:08) and some of the work Jeff did with the publication. He shares some stories of some interviews and highlights of writing articles (33:43). We talk a little bit about the draw of Baton Rouge and how much we love our city(41:00). We get into some movies that parallel his career (51:28) and then we wrap up with what he’s doing now (57:10).

After the interview, we get into some quick Star Wars talk (71:13) and hear from Cliche Man again. We finish off the show with a great tribute to Baton Rouge (78:28).

On todays episode, we talk with writer, director, and producer, Jeff Roedel. Jeff is the former editor-in-chief of 225 Magazine in Baton Rouge and continues to write and create great content for various publications. He loves the creative process and sharing stories about Louisiana, so be sure to check out his website to see some of his awesome work: www.jeffreyroedel.com

We open the show talking about this strange year we’re having (1:57) and then we share a little bit more about the background of this podcast (5:57). Blake shares some thoughts about current events (19:22) and then we call up Jeff on Zoom (21:45). We hear how 225 Magazine got started (27:08) and some of the work Jeff did with the publication. He shares some stories of some interviews and highlights of writing articles (33:43). We talk a little bit about the draw of Baton Rouge and how much we love our city(41:00). We get into some movies that parallel his career (51:28) and then we wrap up with what he’s doing now (57:10).

After the interview, we get into some quick Star Wars talk (71:13) and hear from Cliche Man again. We finish off the show with a great tribute to Baton Rouge (78:28).

On today’s episode, we talk to veteran Baton Rouge radio personality, Richard Condon. Richard has made a career of “running his mouth” on the Louisiana airwaves for over 30 years and is currently the host of “Condon Uncensored” on Eagle 98.1. He made us laugh when we were growing up in Baton Rouge, so we invited him to talk with us on his first podcast appearance ever!

We enter the “Danger Zone” with Richard (8:08) and he talks about growing up and making his way to broadcast journalism. He talks about going into radio and his various shows (16:25). We ask him about some of his influences, how he got his style, and how controversy can sometimes follow him around (23:54). He goes into his work ethic and the process on producing a show (31:06). We hear a couple of his infamous stories about Alex Box Stadium (34:04) and Jamie Howard (38:34). We wrap up our talk with Richard on how he’s matured over the years (43:33).

On today’s episode, we talk to veteran Baton Rouge radio personality, Richard Condon. Richard has made a career of “running his mouth” on the Louisiana airwaves for over 30 years and is currently the host of “Condon Uncensored” on Eagle 98.1. He made us laugh when we were growing up in Baton Rouge, so we invited him to talk with us on his first podcast appearance ever!

We enter the “Danger Zone” with Richard (8:08) and he talks about growing up and making his way to broadcast journalism. He talks about going into radio and his various shows (16:25). We ask him about some of his influences, how he got his style, and how controversy can sometimes follow him around (23:54). He goes into his work ethic and the process on producing a show (31:06). We hear a couple of his infamous stories about Alex Box Stadium (34:04) and Jamie Howard (38:34). We wrap up our talk with Richard on how he’s matured over the years (43:33).

On today's episode, we introduce the show by talking about some background on our podcast and the hosts (1:01). Then, we debate which is better: being a rockstar or being an athlete (8:00). We do another Be Kind, Rewind on the classic movie, Rush Hour (25:05) and talk about some classic movie sequels (36:47). We then get to talk with Jon Lee at This Music Studio in Hong Kong(40:55). Jon has been running the studio for the past 12 years and it is one of the go-to studios in Asia. He talks about growing up in Hong Kong, how the studio got started, and the he plays us out with an epic drum solo! (63:42)