Shaun and I breakdown the outcomes from the first round of the college football playoff games, the Lane Kiffin tweet and look forward to rd. 2 and beyond.

-Shaun joins me in studio for our last show till next Monday, we had a fun, laid back show where we really hit a bunch of different topics and just had a really good time chopping it up. 

-Shaun and I breakdown the outcomes from the first round of the college football playoff games, the Lane Kiffin tweet and look forward to rd. 2 and beyond.

This was probably one of the wildest solo shows I've ever done, I dove off into some wild topics about race, black vs. white culture and more.

On Thursday, December 19, 2024, deputies with the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department in cooperation with the Pearl Police Department arrested Joshua Daniel Pace for Making Terroristic Threats. From approximately 10:13pm yesterday (Wednesday, 12/18/24) to 8:52am on today (Thursday, 12/19/24); the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department Communications Division received in excess of 20 phone calls where the 911 Dispatchers were threatened with physical violence and the caller even threatened to “blow up” the sheriff’s office. After investigators with the sheriff’s office obtained the call recordings and identified the suspect’s phone number, Pace was found to be the subscriber. At that time an arrest warrant was sought and obtained for Joshua Pace through the Rankin County Court. Once Pace was taken into custody it was discovered that he was out on Parole through the MS Department of Corrections for Elder Abuse. Joshua Pace is currently being held at the Rankin County Detention Center on $100,000 bond. This is an on-going investigation. The Rankin County Sheriff’s Department would like to express its appreciation to the Pearl Police Department for their assistance in capturing Pace.

I go on another rant about the mass sympathy industrial complex insisting that I have to feel sorry for everyone, regardless of how self-inflicted their bad situation is.

A story went locally viral yesterday here in central Mississippi about a women named Vicki Davis (she also goes by other names) selling dogs under false pretenses of being tea cup versions and pure blooded mini-breeds when they're actually regular version, imbred and being removed from their mothers at 5-6 weeks instead of 12 weeks. We had 3 different victims call in and tell their stories.

1- Opening segment of the show is me doing what I do, ramble on about meaningless nonsense while listeners get settled in.

2- A story went locally viral yesterday here in central Mississippi about a women named Vicki Davis (she also goes by other names) selling dogs under false pretenses of being tea cup versions and pure blooded mini-breeds when they're actually regular version, imbred and being removed from their mothers at 5-6 weeks instead of 12 weeks. We had 3 different victims call in and tell their stories.

3- We issues a brand new FAFO championship to a dummy that ran from Rankin County cops

4- I go on another rant about the mass sympathy industrial complex insisting that I have to feel sorry for everyone, regardless of how self-inflicted their bad situation is.

FLORENCE, Miss. (WLBT) - A man is in custody after a police chase in Rankin County.

Tuesday, Florence Police Chief Brad Burns told WLBT 3 On Your Side that officers attempted to make a traffic stop on a 2011 Black GMC Yukon on Highway 49 for improper equipment violations.

Chief Burns said that while officers attempted to get the suspect and driver of the vehicle, Thomas Fresquez, out of the vehicle, he took off, and a chase ensued.

Florence police said the driver ran multiple red lights into the city of Richland.

With Richland PD’s assistance, the Yukon was spiked near Kroger, where it was a successful hit as three tires were disabled.

A Richland Police K-9 was deployed into the vehicle, and Fresquez was then removed from his vehicle and taken into custody.

According to the chief, the man was found to have a large amount of THC wax and three firearms.

Fresquez faces multiple charges, including trafficking a controlled substance, felony fleeing, possession of a stolen firearm, possession of marijuana in close proximity of a firearm, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, false information to a law enforcement officer, suspended driver’s license, no insurance expired tag, and improper equipment.

Fresquez also has a full extradition warrant from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

The Mississippi Highway Patrol also assisted with the arrest.

EXPLAINING HOW JXN IS RAN BY A CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION W/ SHAUN YURTKURAN (Ep #892)

Steve Holland, former 36 year state Rep. from north Mississippi and star of the the all new hit Netflix series "Kings Of Tupelo" joins the show to discuss how the whole series came to be.