Rich Loesing of the Movember Foundation joins me for a conversation about the global movement that uses the power of the mustache to raise awareness and funds for men's health issues each November. Plus, I run down my list of things for which I'm thankful this Thanksgiving, and in keeping with tradition, a playing of my classic Thanksgiving hit, "Gravy."

This week, beard champion Bill Petersen stops by to talk about competition, beard care and maintenance, and the magical memory of his first beard. Plus, Beau plays his final show with the band, sits in front of the worst person at the theater, and continues the debate as to what kind of facial hair to sport for the remainder of the month.

After the first week of age 30 is in the books, Beau begins to question what he wants to do when he "grows up." Plus, with November just around the corner, the question of how to fashion his facial hair for the occasion leaves a lot of questions on the table. Find out what's on the mind of Beaucephus on episode 81 of The Beaucephus Broadcast!

This week, Beau is joined by Quincy Mayor, Kyle Moore. Topics of discussion include coping with scrutiny, musical tastes, city revitalization, and more. Plus, Beau takes a Mayoral Compatibility Test to find out if he's fit to hold political office. And, a recap of a birthday weekend that included a Guy Fieri themed surprise party. Spoiler alert: it was killer!

Working five days and forty hours a week is a concept that many believe is antiquated. In the United Kingdom, a movement is under way to bring about change as it pertains to what the typical work week looks like. Aidan Harper is a journalist and one of the spearheads behind the Four Day Week campaign. He joins Beau this week to discuss the concept, its benefits on companies, their employees, and the environment.

This week, a conversation with "Saved by the Bell" star, Dustin Diamond. We discuss video games, professional wrestling, movie reboots, and the pitfalls of the internet for celebrities. Plus, Beau's late night experience as the victim of a puke-and-run. All this and more await you on episode 78 of The Beaucephus Broadcast!

This week, a conversation with Leapin' Lanny "The Genius" Poffo, wrestling legend and younger brother of WWE Hall of Famer, Randy "Macho Man" Savage. Lanny discusses being trained by his father in the family's back yard, the legacy of his larger-than-life brother, his penchant for poetry, and much more.

This week, Vice President of the NWA, David Lagana, joins Beau for a discussion on rebuilding the historic National Wrestling Alliance alongside current owner, The Smashing Pumpkins frontman, Billy Corgan. David discusses their grassroots approach to breathing new life into the prestigious promotion, watching independent stars work their way to prominence, and much more.

This week, a conversation with Central Empire Wrestling founder and promoter, Austin Bayliss. Hear what it takes to make a successful product in pro wrestling's independent scene, the hectic schedule of a wrestler, and the recent resurgence of popularity in the art form.

Beaucephus Buddies returns with a conversation featuring longtime repeat guests Corey Samuels and Casey Carr. This week, the guys discuss Casey's kidney transplant, their plans to launch a pumpkin across the Mississippi River, the laundry list of things they hate, and more.