On the latest episode of the show, New Orleans City Council candidate Bart Everson joins me to discuss climate change, infrastructure, and the fallout from the Ida recovery.

The latest episode of the Ryne Show is in the French Quarter as my friend Varg and I discuss his new book "Chaos, Lunacy, and Bad Taste." I also try my James Earl Jones impersonation and we discuss Kyrie Irving's tweet from yesterday.

You can purchase his new book by going to this link: http://thechicory.com/chaos.html

In the wake of Ida, my friend Tina joins me on the podcast to discuss what it means to be #LouisianaStrong. We also discuss the Saints' big win over Green Bay.

The first post-Ida episode of the podcast brings back my Canadian best friend Steph as I talk about my experiences during Ida. Plus we discuss older celebrities that we would risk it all for as well among other things.

On this episode of the podcast, I'm joined by my former Poydras Street Football & Social Club co-host club Q as i look back at life so far in the last six years in New Orleans.

LSU professor & author Robert Mann joins me to talk about what's going on at LSU as classes begin in a matter of days in terms of COVID-19 protocols.

My friend Cait in Broadmoor has been part of many of my hairbrained ideas, ranging from the infamous pizza podcast in Mid City to the "Miracle on Bourbon". On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, she talks with me about kids being back in school as well as the legacy of Bobby Bowden.

On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, I'm joined by Steph as we talk about what went wrong for Nina the Crazy Cat Lady and also why most people have smoke for black women in politics but not others.

When you're the calendar coordinator at WTUL means that my work inbox is not only filled with emails from venues about their events, but also bands. One of the bands that landed in my inbox was The 1967, a band that is based in the Pacific Northwest. On this episode, we talk about music in the time of a panny as well as a little baseball.

Recorded August 4, 2021.

On the latest episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Wop, who once co-hosted a podcast with me. Wop has been on the frontline during the pandemic in Alabama so we talk about that as well as the NFL and the comments from Da Baby and Alfonso Riberio