Hoot, C-Wayne, and B.T. welcome their special guest hosts The Black Market Barbers, Brandon McEntire and Zac Brooks, to the show to discuss this past weekend's college football games, the remarkable origin story of The Black Market Barbers, and their ongoing social media campaign, Barber Wars. The guys wrap up the show reviewing the horror film of the week, The Conjuring, and talk about an upcoming friendly competition between The Hoot Hobbs Show and The Black Market Barbers.

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Hoot and B.T. welcome to the show their special guest host, fellow podcaster, and stand-up comedian Adam Harvin. Hoot starts off the show discussing a couple of football games that caught his attention over the weekend, and pokes a little fun at the continuing Urban Meyer story. Adam then tells the guys about his own very interesting athletic history, and shares some stories about his two very different podcasts, Cage Against the Machine, where he watches and critiques Nicholas Cage films, and Playing Your Fools where he explores more serious topics. Hoot asks Adam to talk about the experience of performing stand-up in front of an audience, and to share more information about River Valley Comics and their movement to bring more stand-up comedy in the Fort Smith region. Finally, they wrap up the show by discussing the 2001 horror film, Jeepers Creepers, and share some of their favorite "underrated gore" from old action movies.

The guys begin the show by welcoming their special guest, Brad Scoggins of BRC Bike Works. C-Wayne gives his recap of the college football weekend including Arkansas' recent disappointing loss to #2 ranked Georgia. B.T. then shares a news story about an unflattering video that has gone viral featuring Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach, Urban Meyer, and Hoot gloats a little about the Dallas Cowboys recent on field success much to the annoyance of C-Wayne. Afterwards, Hoot interviews Brad talking a range of topics about the success, growth, and popularity of BRC Bike Works. Brad shares his personal philosophy on how he's managed to stay relevant within the custom motorcycle world, the numerous changes he's seen over the years to the motorcycle culture, and his wife's new custom design apparel and accessories business, BRC Biker Babe Boutique & Creations. The guys then wrap up the show reviewing the horror movie of the week, Freddy vs. Jason, and C-Wayne shares his love for a sports comedy flick called Division III: Football's Finest.

Hoot and B.T. start the show welcoming back the returning C-Wayne. The guys then discuss the big upcoming college football game between Arkansas and Georgia, and how much fun they have been had watching the Razorback football team this season. Next, Hoot talks about the Monday Night Football game between the Cowboys and Eagles, and Aaron Rodgers leading the Packers to a comeback victory against the Niners with less than 40 seconds remaining. Afterwards, C-Wayne, B.T., and Hoot share their top 5 favorite gas station snacks and drinks, and Hoot gives his review of the new Netflix show Squid Game. The guys wrap up the show talking about all of the upcoming guests during the month of October, and give more details regarding the free sign giveaway.

Hoot starts the show addressing C-Wayne's absence and sharing a positive personal status update. Next, Hoot gives his opinions with a couple of humorous rants about some things that have recently been irking him on Facebook, and he takes issue with the practice of "pumpkin spicing" everything from lattes to Carhartt jackets. Then, B.T. shares some trending music news regarding MGK and his ongoing feud with nu-metal band, Slipknot. The guys wrap things up talking about some very big items regarding the show, including new merchandise possibilities, an upcoming free giveaway for fans, and some cool future guests on upcoming episodes of the podcast. Stay tuned for more!

Hoot, C-Wayne, and B.T. start the show sharing different song lyrics that they each feel best describe themselves. Afterwards, C-Wayne gives his recap of the second week's top college football games, and the guys discuss how special the Arkansas Razorbacks' victory over the #15 ranked Texas Longhorns was in this past weekend's rivalry game. Hoot wraps up the show giving his personal review of the Netflix sports documentary Untold: Malice at the Palace about the infamous 2004 Indiana Pacers/Detroit Pistons brawl that ended up with players in the stands fighting with the crowd.

Hoot and the guys start the show talking about the Arkansas Razorbacks college football season opener, former Razorback quarterback Matt Jones, and debate the legacy of Tim Tebow if he had chosen professional baseball over football. Then, C-Wayne laughs at the Dallas Cowboys and the NFC East, and the guys discuss the concept of NFL Playoff reseeding due to poor win/loss records. Next, quite a heated discussion breaks out when the guys argue over which Spider-Man actor was the very best to play the role. The guys end the show talking about their favorite anti-hero comic book characters, The Mummy film franchise, and C-Wayne tries to defend some of his favorite actors including Shia LaBeouf, Tobey Maguire, and Jared Leto.

Hoot, C-Wayne, and B.T. take turns sharing personal stories of paranormal experiences and discuss all things supernatural.

Hoot and B.T. start the show explaining the notable absence of their co-host, C-Wayne. Afterwards, they once again touch on the ongoing situation in Afghanistan, the impact of Hurricane Ida on the Gulf Coast, and the problems with the mainstream media and the 24 hour news cycle. Next, the guys pay their respects and reminisce on the career and legacy of legendary actor, Ed Asner. To wrap up the show on a lighter note, Hoot gives his thoughts on Kanye West's recently announced name change, and B.T. talks about Eminem inspiring semi-retired rapper 50 Cent to start making music again.

The guys start the show welcoming back C-Wayne, Hoot gives the listeners an update about his son, and they briefly discuss the ongoing issues in Afghanistan. Next, the guys talk about the big skate shoes, oversized jeans, and baggy clothes trends of the '00s and C-Wayne's opinions of millennial fashion trends. Hoot then gives his condolences for the passing of country music legend Tom T. Hall, and the guys exchange their views about modern country music vs. country music of past generations. The guys wrap up the show sharing their personal Top Five Favorite TV Series, and Hoot gives a shout out to a large number of the show's new listeners.