El Pablo 1x introduces TJ Beattie, exploring his background and community involvement. The conversation delves into TJ's entrepreneurial ventures, highlighting his initiatives in Hyde Park and town hall engagement. TJ shares insights from his football journey and its impact on youth, as well as his personal experiences with stroke recovery and mental health. He discusses his motivations and future plans, emphasizing the importance of diversity and outreach in youth organizations. The dialogue touches on the church's evolving role in community transformation. The episode wraps up with final thoughts from TJ Beattie and El Pablo 1X, and information on where to find TJ.

(0:00) Introduction and background of TJ Beattie

(1:48) TJ Beattie's life choices and community involvement

(4:41) TJ Beattie's entrepreneurial ventures and initiatives

(7:16) Addressing Hyde Park's challenges and town hall engagement

(11:41) TJ Beattie's football journey and influence on youth

(17:14) TJ Beattie's stroke recovery and mental health

(21:21) TJ Beattie's motivations and future plans

(25:12) Diversity and outreach in youth organizations

(27:22) The church's evolving role in community transformation

(31:59) Final thoughts with TJ Beattie and El Pablo 1X

(32:58) Where to find TJ Beattie

Bubba Startz introduces the Scene Projects podcast network with guest Paul Slaathaug, diving into Paul's intriguing journey from IT to videography and the transformative impact of AI on his career. They explore Paul's discovery of drone photography and how he skillfully combined it with real estate ventures. The conversation shifts to his expansion into event videography, highlighting his experiences at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Additionally, they discuss the growth of professional wrestling in North Dakota and how it influenced Paul's business rebranding. This episode offers a comprehensive look at Paul's adaptive career path and innovative approaches within the visual media landscape.

(0:00) Introduction to the Scene Projects podcast network and guest Paul Slothaug

(0:38) Paul's backstory in IT, transition to videography, and impact of AI

(2:38) Discovering drone photography and combining it with real estate

(5:02) Expansion into event videography and experience at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

(11:33) Growth of professional wrestling in North Dakota and Paul's business rebranding

Bubba Startz introduces Dan Shinder, delving into his background in drumming and the inception of DrumTalk TV. Dan reflects on his early drumming career, including high school experiences, early touring, and the mentorship that shaped his path. The conversation transitions into the challenges artists face in the music business, with Dan offering valuable advice and emphasizing the importance of continuous learning through personal anecdotes. Bubba shares his own podcasting journey and efforts in community building, extending an invitation to Dan for a workshop and discussing membership benefits. The episode wraps up with expressions of gratitude and closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction of Dan Schinder and DrumTalk TV

(0:40) Dan Schinder's background, early drumming career, and creation of DrumTalk TV

(7:15) Dan Schinder's high school experience, early touring, and mentorship

(12:06) Challenges and advice for artists in the music business

(17:43) Importance of continuous learning and personal anecdotes

(20:52) Bubba Startz's podcasting journey and community building

(22:36) Invitation to Dan Schinder for a workshop and membership benefits discussion

(25:09) Closing thanks and gratitude with Dan Shinder

Bubba Startz introduces Chase Grant, delving into the podcast's mission. Chase shares insights on his son's legacy and his new brand, offering a glimpse into his upcoming album. The story behind his signature hat is revealed, and feedback is provided for "Cold Rain in October." Chase responds to viewer questions about his influences and performs acoustically, discussing his performance schedule and guitar techniques. The conversation highlights podcast authenticity, fan engagement, and the show's growth. Chase performs "Angels Above Me," explores reggae connections, and praises independent music's growth. He emphasizes staying connected with fans and delivers a heartfelt message, closing with a studio version of "Devil's Game."

(0:00) Introduction of Chase Grant and podcast mission

(1:11) Chase Grant discusses son's legacy and new brand

(10:59) New music from Chase Grant and upcoming album insights

(13:44) The story behind Chase Grant's signature hat

(18:02) Feedback on "Cold Rain in October"

(23:35) Viewer questions and Chase Grant's musical influences

(27:37) Live acoustic performance by Chase Grant and discussion

(33:07) Chase Grant's performance schedule and guitar talk

(36:09) Another live performance and song analysis

(44:27) Podcast authenticity and fan engagement

(47:47) The podcast's inception and growth

(54:38) Fan interactions and upcoming events

(55:55) "Angels Above Me" performances and discussion

(1:04:32) Encouragement for musical collaboration

(1:05:39) Chase Grant's reggae connections

(1:08:28) Growth of independent music

(1:11:24) Staying connected with fans

(1:14:02) Praise for Chase Grant's emotional music

(1:14:58) Chase Grant's message and contact information

(1:18:16) Closing remarks

(1:19:38) "Devil's Game" by Chase Grant (studio version)

Bubba Startz introduces Rob Rene from Exodus Strong, diving into his journey from athlete to health advocate. They discuss networking at Pod Match and the podcast community, as well as Bubba's personal experiences with Exodus supplements. Rob shares how he adapted during the pandemic and delves into his nutrition and health research. The conversation highlights the interplay of Rob's faith and work, the crafting of Exodus products, and Bubba's endorsement of them. They explore marketing strategies, the Exodus Strong website, and community initiatives, touching on Biohackingville and holistic health. The episode concludes with a discussion on the energy-boosting effects of Exodus products.

(0:00) Introduction of Rob Rene from Exodus Strong

(0:16) Networking at Pod Match and podcast community experiences

(0:38) Bubba's testimony about Exodus supplements

(0:59) Rob's journey from athlete to health advocate

(2:28) Rob's adaptability during the pandemic

(4:13) Exploring nutrition and health research

(7:19) The interplay of Rob's faith and work

(8:39) Crafting the Exodus product

(10:21) Bubba's personal endorsement of Exodus

(12:44) Strategies in marketing Exodus supplements

(17:08) Exploring the Exodus Strong website and community initiatives

(18:56) Biohackingville and holistic health discussions

(20:03) The energy-boosting effects of Exodus products

(20:49) Sponsor: Exodus Strong

Ross Thompson opens the episode by acknowledging supporters and artists in the community. The conversation then shifts to Joe Dark's instrumental beat, with Ross providing thoughtful feedback and insights. Draco's tracks "Vibe" and "Jumanji" are explored next, highlighting their distinctive elements. Red Stacks' track "How It Is" receives attention, with Ross offering constructive commentary. The episode delves into Fatal's intense track "Psychopath Mindset," sharing background details and feedback on its themes. The discussion concludes with closing remarks, encouraging artists to submit their work for future episodes, reinforcing the show's commitment to supporting independent music.

(0:17) Introduction and welcome with supporters and artists shoutout

(1:10) Joe Dark's instrumental beat and feedback

(7:16) Draco's tracks "Vibe" and "Jumanji" with feedback

(15:03) Red Stacks' track "How It Is" and feedback

(19:11) Fatal's track "Psychopath Mindset" with background and feedback

(24:41) Closing remarks and call for submissions

Bubba Startz welcomes Dr. Glenn Toby to the episode, diving into his impressive background in music and business. Dr. Toby shares insights into his efforts to combat youth homelessness through The BookBank Foundation and discusses educational initiatives aimed at prison rehabilitation. The conversation explores personal storytelling and the evolution of the music industry, highlighting the significance of live performances and direct-to-fan strategies for indie artists. The episode concludes with closing remarks and an exciting announcement about an upcoming global dance party, celebrating the vibrant connections within the music community.

(0:00) Introduction and welcoming Dr. Glenn Toby

(1:00) Dr. Glenn Toby's background and achievements in music and business

(4:09) Impact of youth homelessness and The BookBank Foundation

(6:04) Educational initiatives and addressing rehabilitation in the prison system

(10:06) Personal storytelling and the evolution of the music industry

(15:06) Live performance, direct-to-fan strategies, and indie artist opportunities

(22:40) Closing remarks and global dance party announcement

Bubba Startz welcomes Dalton Jones, discussing his studio experience and musical journey influenced by family and artists like Riley Green. Dalton's track "Nothing to Lose" sparks conversation, with sponsor mentions for the Songwriter Showcase and Willie's Soul Impact podcast. Despite internet issues, Dalton talks about his music, including "Country Nights," and shares a TikTok livestream story. He dedicates a song to his wife, and Willie's interactions with his daughter add warmth. The episode explores The Scene Projects, Dalton's support for local artists, and bikers' charity work. It concludes with Dalton's new track "Right Here in the South," Bubba's song "Drifter," and karaoke jokes.

(0:00) Introduction of Dalton Jones and Scene Projects promotion

(0:51) Bubba Startz welcomes Dalton Jones and co-hosts

(1:57) Dalton Jones on his studio experience and new track

(4:54) Dalton's musical background and family influences

(9:31) Dalton Jones on local inspirations and Riley Green

(12:00) "Nothing to Lose" by Dalton Jones

(18:39) Hosts' impressions of "Nothing to Lose"

(24:28) Sponsor: Songwriter Showcase and Willie's podcast Soul Impact

(32:04) Willie on evolving as a podcast host

(34:50) Bubba talks financial support and growth

(35:08) Boo Boo and Dalton's internet issues

(38:09) Discussion on Dalton's music and "Country Nights"

(47:11) Dalton shares a TikTok livestream story

(1:02:02) Dalton's new song dedication to his wife

(1:05:10) Banter and Dalton's daughter's interaction

(1:06:21) The origin of The Scene Projects show

(1:07:06) Midwest Original music and industry connections

(1:09:23) Dalton's involvement with local independent artists

(1:10:34) Musicians supporting each other

(1:11:25) Dalton's merchandise and biker name story

(1:14:44) Bikers' charity work and Bubba's experiences

(1:15:50) Dalton's new track "Right Here in the South"

(1:18:08) Dalton's recording process with his producer

(1:23:32) Bubba shares his song "Drifter"

(1:30:23) Importance of The Scene Projects and artist connections

(1:31:10) Show wrap-up and thanks to Dalton

(1:33:08) Shout out to Leo and Carrie Fiala, Captain Jack's

(1:34:05) Karaoke jokes and potential duet

(1:34:38) Dalton and B

Bubba Startz introduces Amos Buelow, offering an overview of the podcast network and Amos's transition to Uplift Local Media. The discussion delves into Amos's background and his role at StartUp Sioux Falls, highlighting the services provided by Uplift Local Media. They explore the integration of marketing strategies, growth, and future plans for Uplift Local Media. Amos shares insights into the challenges faced in building relationships within the industry and provides contact information for those interested in connecting. The episode provides a comprehensive look at Amos's journey and the innovative approaches of Uplift Local Media in the podcasting landscape.

(0:00) Introduction of Amos Belo and overview of podcast network

(0:59) Amos Belo's background and transition to Uplift Local Media

(3:43) Role at StartUp Sioux Falls and Uplift Local Media's services

(8:33) Marketing integration, growth, and future plans for Uplift Local Media

(12:56) Challenges in building relationships and contact information

Bubba Startz introduces guest Michael Kingston, providing an overview of the podcast's focus on independent artistry. The episode explores Mike Kingston's journey in building a readership for his comic books, diving into the creation process and industry challenges. Emphasizing the importance of persistence, the conversation highlights Jerry Lawler's influence and Kingston's support for independent wrestling. Mike offers valuable advice for aspiring comic book creators and discusses the upcoming Sioux Falls Comic Con. The episode wraps up with information on where to find Kingston's work and his final thoughts, concluding with closing remarks that resonate with the spirit of independent creativity.

(0:00) Introduction to guest Michael Kingston and podcast overview

(1:21) Mike Kingston's journey and building a readership

(3:57) Comic book creation process and industry challenges

(9:04) The value of persistence in comics

(11:42) Jerry Lawler's influence and independent wrestling support

(19:50) Advice for aspiring comic book creators and Sioux Falls Comic Con

(25:00) Where to find Mike Kingston's work and final thoughts

(26:03) Closing remarks