The Recess Ruckus

It’s a special Halloween edition of The Recess Ruckus! Host Bobby Casey is joined once again by his niece Raeliegh, returning for her second appearance and what’s becoming an annual Halloween tradition.

Together, they dive into spooky memories, laugh-out-loud stories, and heartfelt conversations that blend family bonding, nostalgia, and Halloween fun. From favorite costumes and trick-or-treat tales to childhood snacks, car shows, and today’s tech-savvy generation — this episode is packed with warmth, laughter, and a touch of spooky charm.

In this episode, they talk about:
🎃 Classic Halloween costumes and traditions
📚 How school life has changed over the years
💬 Funny generational slang and tech differences
🍭 Favorite childhood snacks and memories
🚗 A memorable car show experience
🎬 Thoughts on Stranger Things, horror movies, and modern scares
🤖 The impact of AI and gaming culture on today’s kids
💖 The importance of empathy, kindness, and connection

If you love family stories, good laughs, and a bit of Halloween nostalgia, this is the episode for you!

From Podcast Mics to Wrestling Rings: A Journey of Growth, Healing & Authenticity

In this episode, Bobby and Jordan dive deep into the real side of podcasting, wrestling, and personal growth — where storytelling meets raw emotion. What started as a simple idea and a friend’s encouragement has grown into a space for authentic conversations, community connection, and healing through storytelling.

They share insights on the evolution of podcasting, the energy of live wrestling shows, and the importance of being genuine — both behind the mic and in everyday life. From technical challenges and social media engagement to true crime, the prison system, and mental health, this conversation covers it all.

💬 Expect deep reflections, laughter, and heartfelt moments as they explore:

• The art of authentic interviews and relationship-building in podcasting

• Behind-the-scenes stories from the wrestling world — from character development to real-life risks

• The power of vulnerability, grief, and healing through honest conversations

• True crime stories and the realities of rehabilitation within the prison system

• How community tragedies, personal loss, and mental health shape who we are

Whether you’re a wrestling fan, a content creator, or someone navigating personal growth and healing, this episode will resonate deeply.

🎧 Listen and Follow Jordan’s Podcast:
🔗 Jordan’s Facebook
🎙️ Jordan on Spotify

📬 Connect With Us:
📧 [email protected]
💥 Chubby Buddies Studio on Facebook
🎧 The Recess Ruckus on Spotify

Had an amazing time catching up with Dan C. Bearded. This is Dans second time joining me and we catch up with what's been going on with him. Since he has been creating content full time for just over two years now, Dan and i talk about his upcoming class he will be teaching at a convention in San Antonio called "The Science of Beards." For anyone who has followed Dan, he is the right guy for the job.

I sit down and hang out with Mr. Luxurious himself. The owner and creator of the beard product company The Luxurious Bastard. We talk about everything from his company, cigars, pipes, standup comedy, and his future plans of moving to Texas. We talk about so much more and I was honored to sit down and talk with one of my all time favorite beard company owners.

Bobby sits down with the company owner of EDC Beard Co Lee and they talk about a bunch. From starting a company to what Lee's goals are to how to be relevant in such a "niche" market.

Bobby and Chris discuss various topics related to YouTube content creation and reviewing. They touch on the experiences and tensions with a fellow YouTuber, the challenges of finding a niche, the importance of borrowing and making content your own, and the impact of COVID-19 on YouTube channels. They also talk about Chris' background and YouTube channel, his favorite type of content to review, and the value of engaging in back-and-forth conversations with viewers. Overall, the conversation highlights the diverse experiences and perspectives within the YouTube community. The conversation covers topics such as the idiocies of sovereign citizen beliefs, challenges of living in Washington State, book reviews and YouTube policies, YouTube policies on firearms, military experience and content creation, parenting and kids' comedy, dealing with negative comments, and updates on Dave and Gary's podcast. The process of doing knife reviews is also discussed. In this part of the conversation, Chris aka TCTBNL and Bobby discuss the importance of creating unique content and standing out from other channels. They also talk about Chris's approach to choosing blades with a story and supporting veteran-owned companies. The appeal of Damascus blades and the significance of engaging delivery in content creation are also explored. The conversation touches on the challenges of burnout and the importance of taking breaks. They discuss the power of authenticity and finding inspiration from other content creators. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the lack of original ideas and the popularity of the John Wick movies. In this conversation, Bobby and Chris discuss various topics related to content creation and personal experiences. They talk about the impact of small details in movies, the potential of John Wick as a mini-series, and the value of interaction and relationships in content creation. They also discuss the importance of staying true to oneself, the unexpected opportunities that arise in content creation, and the importance of authenticity and humor in live streams. They highlight the power of celebrating and connecting with others and encourage individuals to create content and be themselves.

In this conversation, Bobby and Jay Cruz discuss various topics, including Jay Cruz's background, content creation, and his growth as a creator. They also talk about Jay Cruz's experience working in mental health and the importance of being there for others. The conversation highlights the value of creating a show-like experience for viewers and the challenges of learning audio and video editing. In this part of the conversation, Bobby and Jay Cruz discuss their experiences and insights as content creators. They talk about learning from YouTube and online courses, the benefits of using platforms like Riverside and StreamYard for podcasting, and the importance of finding valuable content creators on YouTube. They also discuss the process of editing podcasts and incorporating sponsorships into shows. The conversation touches on the aesthetics of beard oil bottles and the evolving dynamics of the beard community. They also address dealing with negative comments and trolls, as well as the value of asking questions and seeking advice. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the power of music in content creation and the appreciation of music from different eras. In this part of the conversation, Jay Cruz and Bobby discuss the diverse community and learning from others in content creation. They also explore different music genres and how their tastes have expanded over time. The conversation touches on the importance of authenticity in content creators and the enjoyment of different podcasts and content. They also discuss the balance between health and content creation, as well as future plans for creating content. The main takeaway is to embrace individuality and not be afraid to fail in content creation. In this conversation, Jay Cruz and Bobby discuss the importance of putting in the work, being an inspiration to others, the love for creating content, balancing seriousness and fun, the satisfaction of growth and improvement, and a shoutout and invitation to the community meetup.

Bobby sits down with Ken Sallee from  @Kensconsin  and they talk about everything from when they met, Kens multiple content personalities and his desire to making healthy life changes.

I sit down with food reviewer/vlogger Chris Jackstacks.Eats. He is a Kansas native out of Wichita Ks. We discuss how he went from streaming video games to blowing up the food world.

He has been on this journey for just over a year and the success he has had, is undoubtedly associated with his positive attitude, love of meeting new people, loving all types of food and him personally "putting everything in God's hands."