We're back after a week off, which seemed like forever, by the way. This week, brand new guest, Wilfredo Otero (AKA Wize El Jefe) joins the conversation to lend his expertise about the podcasting and radio world. In just over a year, he's been able to make his podcast, The Stuck in My Mind Podcast, as well as his production company, Real Wize Productions, very successful. He hopes to make these endeavors career moves.

Victoria Kat is back!  We catch up with her and the OnlyFans world, while also discussing her new PornHub venture. In the second half of the interview we chat it up about recent MMA news. NOTE: The sound is a bit choppy due to technical difficulties. Apologies ahead of time. Thank you for understanding.

Good friend of the show and Shit Show co-host, Whitey, returns to explain what happened with Shit Show V, as well as to catch us up on how his 90-Day fiance situation is going. We also shoot the shit about the marijuana industry, cancel culture, and more.

When you think of media and entertainment, do you think of Georgia? No? Well, Dr. Barron Bell and Mark Stancil of Terminus Media hope to change that, as they're hard at work creating faith and family friendly entertainment. They join the podcast this week to discuss their comic books, as well as other cool projects they've got going on.

Wait...what happened to Shit Show V?  Uh...well, we remembered to celebrate, but I guess we forgot to press record. It's alright, though. This is still a celebration of sorts and a thank you to everyone who has been on the podcast. I used to hate "clip shows" on TV, but you know what? They're not that bad. Enjoy.

Is success in the film industry a matter of luck?  Along with hard work and dedication...sort of.  Horror writer and director, Marc Morales joins us this week to explain.  We also discuss his recent projects, the series, "It's Crazy Out There," and upcoming horror film tentatively titled, "521 North Main Street."

One of our many recurring co-hosts, George Hernandez, joins us once again.  This time, he discusses something really cool he and a group of friends are doing for the El Monte community.  They've started a grassroots non-profit group to support families of El Monte by incorporating local businesses.  The movement is aptly named It Takes a Village.  Check them out.

***Side Note: The next Shit Show episode will resume on Episode #52, the one-year podcast celebration.  After that, it will return to its normal pattern: 60, 70, etc.

Every man has a story to tell, especially our guest this week, Mr. William Walley of The World of Walley Podcast.  William shares how, in his words, "An old country boy from Mississippi" has managed to have great conversations with celebrities and "Hollywood types."  He definitely lends his Southern charm to this episode. Check him out on any major podcast platform or on Instagram.

Model, singer, actress, pageant queen, and leader of the Revolutionary Gal movement, Nini Ndongo Macias, joins us this week for a very interesting conversation about race, identity, and being true to oneself.  We also chat it up about her many upcoming projects.  Like the eclectic and diverse nature of her music, Nini may be hard to define, but if you listen, she's really easy to understand.

(Bonus songs after the interview)

Unofficial recurring co-hosts, Roy and Monica return to answer the one big question, " Who got laid because of the podcast ?"  Roy also gets his dating habits examined, and we discuss all kinds of hilarious nonsense like catfishing stories.  This duo will definitely be back again soon to bring you different perspectives on dating and the single life.