Hoot starts the show checking in on how B.T. has been adjusting to his newfound freedom from corporate America, and his new pursuit following his dreams. Next, Hoot shares his thoughts on the freedom he feels living the American dream of being his own boss and living life on his own terms, and not having to answer directly to a "boss." Then, B.T. and Hoot talk about the disagreement that ended up being removed from the previous week's episode, and discuss about how it ended up effecting the show moving forward. Ending the show, Hoot shares a story of second chances, and how taking a gamble on someone needing an opportunity at their lowest can benefit you both professionally and personally.

Hoot and B.T. start the show sharing some big news regarding two new shows that the Hoot Hobbs Network will be producing in the near future. One show will be an entirely sports centered show allowing Hoot and B.T. to dive deeper into some of the current top sports topics each week. The second show is going to be hosted by B.T. called The B Show allowing listeners to follow along with B.T. as he begins his new journey pursuing his dreams. Next, Hoot and B.T. talk a little Chicago Bulls, a new MAGA themed NFT for sale, cryptocurrency, and skyrocketing gas prices. Wrapping up the show, Hoot shares his feelings on how people should work harder and love one another regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation.

"Just be good to one other, and live your best life... while still being a good person." -HH

Hoot and B.T. begin the show talking about the new and deeper conversational format and direction going forward. Then, the guys discuss some recent sports news including the Arkansas Razorbacks not being shown love by the college basketball rankings, Chicago Bulls players returning from injury soon just in time for the playoffs, Derek Jeter stepping down as Marlins CEO and shareholder, and Kyler Murray's new ridiculous contract demands. Next, B.T. shares some huge personal and professional news, and the guys discuss the toxicity of corporate America, and importance of placing priority on your own personal health and well being over corporate wealth and greed.

Hoot and the guys begin the show talking about the Super Bowl halftime show that featured Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, 50 Cent, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J, Blige. Next ,the guys talk about the Arkansas Razorbacks rebounding after a tough loss to Alabama in Tuscaloosa, NBA trade deadline news, the Bulls continuing to fight through adversity and Demar DeRozan's MVP candidacy at the All-Star break. Then the guys wrap up the show sharing their top 5 current artists that they have been listening to, say their farewells to C-Wayne, and talk about the future of the show moving forward.

Hoot and the guys start the show talking about sports including Arkansas' huge victory over #1 ranked Auburn, and what it means for the rest of the Hogs' season, entitled professional athletes, and Kyle Murray's recent scrubbing of his social media accounts of anything related to the Arizona Cardinals. Next, Hoot brings up Whoopi Goldberg's recent controversial statements on The View relating to the Holocaust, and why he takes objection to her remarks. The guys wrap up the show with a very serious discussion about body count, sex, the difficulties of young dating in modern American society, and their individual views on "promiscuity."

The guys start the show talking sports including recapping the weekend's NFL Playoff games, and praising Joe Burrow for beating the Chiefs and saving everyone from Patrick Mahomes' family for the next two weeks. Next, they poke fun at the idea of Tom Brady "un-retiring" simply out of spite towards the media for breaking the news of his retirement. After that, Hoot starts a discussion about best beards in sports and why LeBron's is the worst in NBA history. Hoot then pokes a little fun at C-Wayne and his love for Nickelback songs before C-Wayne shares some deets about his recent trip to Houston. Finally, Hoot wraps up the show discussing the ongoing feud between Neil Young and Joe Rogan due to Young pulling his music from Spotify over the accusation of "misinformation."

Hoot, B.T. and C-Wayne start the show talking about the NFL playoffs and share their opinions on what changes need to be made to improve a currently flawed method. Next, the guys discuss the NBA standings, and the recent struggles of the Chicago Bulls due to injuries. Hoot then shares a couple of stories about his recent trip to Fayetteville to watch the Arkansas Razorback Basketball team, and his excitement for the Hogs potential this season. After, Hoot gives his thoughts on recent international relations news, how he feels about the direction America's foreign relations have taken, and shares some commentary on news stations reporting "their truths" as opposed to "factual truth." B.T. then brings up a story about Peter Dinklage taking umbrage with Disney's upcoming live action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves due to the portrayal of little people in film, and the guys discuss "me culture" that has developed around "woke" ideologies, and how much responsibility should be expected to share for another person's beliefs.

Hoot, B.T. and C-Wayne start the show a little distracted by the simulcast Twitch stream and all hell breaks loose for the first half of the show. The guys talk about the Cowboys losing (again), the Bulls leading the East, and a little Razorback basketball. The second half of the show takes a little more serious turn as Hoot shares some of his personal feelings and struggles, and the guys address an important topic to the show... good mental health. Hoot wraps up the show talking about the Supreme Court overruling OSHA's mandate, and a funny story where he got called out for a "user error."

Join the chaos as Hoot, C-Wayne, and B.T. record their first Twitch livestream. The Hoot Hobbs Show has officially begun live weekly recordings! Please be sure to tune into https://www.twitch.tv/hoothobbsshow each Wednesday night at 6:30 PM CST to join us live as we record the show.

Powering through technical difficulties with the live stream, Hoot, B.T. and C-Wayne start the show discussing sports news including the upcoming college football championship, the Arkansas Razorbacks winning the Outback Bowl, and the Chicago Bulls continuing their remarkable season. Next, things get a little combative as the guys debate which player was better in their prime, Kyrie Irving or Allen Iverson. After the debate settles down, the guys marvel at Chris Paul leading the NBA in assists and steals at the ripe age of 36, NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown's recent wild antics, and talk about whether or not the Cleveland Browns should sign Baker Mayfield to a long term contract. Wrapping up the show, Hoot and Brandon share their reviews of the newly released The Matrix Resurrections and Netflix original film, Don't Look Up, and C-Wayne shares a wild Jim Carrey interview full of conspiracy theories.