Jess Wayne returns to the podcast to talk about bad rap music, her plans for Europe, and how to drive helicopters. This is the best podcast ever recorded, fuck you.

Austinn Storm Goin is a real ass dude. He's grown in the time I've known him from a young, ambitious athlete to a man with a mind that operates like a weapon for truth. He recently relocated to Lafayette, LA after graduating from college and is finding his way in a new world. This is our conversation. Enjoy.

JBO is a producer of the Thorocast. During his second visit, we discuss The Irishman, Martin Scorcese's newest flim. We saw it the night before in a small theater in North Kansas City. It will be out on Netflix on Wednesday. There's also a lot of nonchalant and politically incorrect content within this episode. Eat shit.

Josh "Pure" Plunkett rejoins Andy & Devs for a conversation about nothing. 75 minutes of almost no valuable information whatsoever. Someone should really stop us. But we're unstoppable.

Jesse Jiles is a creative, point blank period. His brand, Dynasti, blends Japanese aesthetics with American Hip-hop culture. The conversation we had was full of laughs and deep dives on everything from fashion to the human condition. Enjoy!

Amira Wang is a force of nature. She is unapologetic in her reality, brave in her approach and has the energy to impact the Kansas City hip-hop scene like no woman before her. Also, she will punch you in your shit.

Brian Stites was the Fittest Man in Kansas in 2015, and is the owner of CrossFit On Track in Olathe, Kansas. His recent memo posted to a closed CrossFit Affiliate Owners page on Facebook went viral via Reddit and caught the eye of and garnered a response from CrossFit Founder Greg Glassman. This is that story, and some other shit.

Nick Petersen is the fittest person to ever sit the chair across from me, but that's not why he's here. He's on a personal journey to embrace his self-awareness and let it catapult him towards any success he deems attainable. With less than 100 days left in the year, he's decided to tackle a marathon. And next year he's hiking the back side of Half Dome. He says he like to talk, so we did. Enjoy!!

"Josh" is a former undercover narcotics officer from a major American metropolitan. He's also using his years of experience to give back by being the spearhead in the fight against PTSD. Through MyBattleWithin, a local, non-profit organization he aims to equip those who've experienced trauma with mechanism to address and cope with the after effects.

This podcast is LONG, but well worth the listen. Josh will definitely be a recurring guest.

Asean is a soon-to-be-Minister and hip-hop artist from Kansas City, MO. His debut album 'One Big Happy Family' came out in February, and offers a revealing and sometimes dark glimpse into a man trying to change the world he's from into one where we'd all like to be. We talk about that, as well as PTSD, prison reform and how the best rappers are almost always undervalued commercially. Enjoy!