Another week, another great conversation!  Dave is a paranormal investigator with thirty plus years of police experience, retiring at the position of Chief of Police.  He has been investigating paranormal experiences for over twenty years and talks about some chilling experiences he has had over the years.

This week on the Johnny O Podcast we welcome Bama!  Just beginning on her comedy journey, we wanted to hear about why she got started. Little did we know that we would get into the weeds talking about her being a veteran, and her work with Tri-State Women Warriors.  It was a great conversation!

Johnny O welcomes back longtime friend of the show and recurring guest Marty McCoy.  Marty is the lead singer of the band The Lonely Ones and talks about their upcoming album and the recording process.

Magician and comedian Nathan Tricky Allen joins Johnny this week.  He talks about his journey with magic evolving into a magician/comic.  Find out more about Nathan at AdultsOnlyMagic.com.

Comedian Todd Baysinger joins Johnny to discuss absolutely nothing important but they laugh a lot and say some really stupid stuff.  Enjoy!

After a six-month hiatus the Johnny O Podcast is back and we are talking the five-year anniversary of the Covid 19 lock downs.  Johnny's guest is Clint Benson businessman and member of the band Burn the Ailment.  They talk all things Covid then and now.  Listen, Like and Repeat!  

Johnny welcomes back comedian Austin Ingels who has recently moved to Austin Texas to further pursue his career in comedy.  He discusses open mics, the comedy scene there and so much more!

Johnny welcomes back film maker Jayme Schmitt to talk about the June 14th premier of Are You Dead Yet?  Jayme brought along producer, Stone and special effects artist Matt to discuss the up coming premier at the Five Flags Theater.  Another awesome conversation on the Johnny O Podcast. 

This week, Johnny sits down again with comedian Todd Baysinger, Asylum Recording Studios' own Studio Manager Dimitri Jess, and the great Mr. Zills. No topics, no plan, just four guys talking about nothing. We talked some "shyte" as Zills would say it.

This week I had an awesome conversation with DeShawn Brown, aka Prince Ace, aka The Glass Man, rapper turned community leader.  We talk everything from rap music and my lack of knowledge of rap to his non-profit Vision In Reach & Resources and the positive changes he has been making in his community.