MBR Talk Rewinds

Cayman Cigar Company returns to the squared circle for another round of Turnbuckles & Stogies! The crew catches up with their returning guests, shares what they are smoking, and finds out what Cayman Cigars has cooking. Join the conversation for cigars, camaraderie, and an island takeover worthy of a rematch.

On September 30, 2026, Tennessee attempted to execute Christa Pike for the 1995 murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. The execution failed, leaving Pike alive and raising serious questions about what happened inside the execution chamber. In this episode, we go back to Colleen's story, the murder and investigation, Pike's co-defendants, trial and decades on death row, before breaking down...

Eva Fulton’s vacation takes an unexpected turn when a fall breaks her phone and she later gets locked out of her truck overnight at a cold, rainy Wyoming campground. On From Pain to Purpose, she shares how military training, faith, and compassionate strangers helped her through the ordeal. She also celebrates her first successful antelope hunt with Brave Souls United—a milestone in confidence and...

On Hot Takes with the Murph Man, Murph and Connor explore money habits that lay the groundwork for a stronger financial future. From budgeting and automatic savings to paying down debt, building emergency funds, and investing early, this father-and-son conversation looks at balancing today’s wants with tomorrow’s goals.

On today’s That Gen-X Friend, investing becomes a powerful metaphor for caring for our relationships. The episode explores staying connected through disagreements, managing emotional reactions, and knowing when to give someone breathing room. Lasting connections take patience, thoughtful effort, and continued care—especially when life gets turbulent.

On today’s Motivated Mindset, Eileen M. Vélez-Vega shares the resilience, purpose, and pivotal moments behind her trailblazing career. From NASA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to becoming Puerto Rico’s first woman transportation secretary, she explores leadership, navigating unexpected challenges, and inspiring women in STEM.

On this episode of Man Talk 133 , Pastor Eric White shares his journey from Army officer to pastor, corporate leader, and clinical chaplain. He opens up about the realities of bivocational ministry—balancing a career, family, finances, and the responsibilities of leading a church. Pastors In The Work Place Pastor White discusses burnout, sacrifice, pastoral compensation, protecting family time, bu...

TruckerMouth takes on military mental health in an honest conversation about trauma and the importance of reaching out for support. Drawing from his own experiences with painful memories and seeking help through the VA he discusses suicide prevention and the challenges service members face. He also remembers those killed in the 2009 Fort Hood attack and closes with a reminder to take care of your...

Marine Veteran Timothy Hendricks joins The H-Train Show to share his journey from military service to finding his way forward in civilian life. We’ll talk about transition, the challenges Veterans can face after the uniform comes off, rebuilding your life, finding purpose, family, resilience, and discovering who you are beyond your military service. This isn’t just a story about leaving the milita...

In this episode of Oscar Mike Radio, host Travis interviews Cary Sparrow, a former Navy submariner turned entrepreneur. Cary shares his journey from operating nuclear submarines to founding Wage Scape, a company that collects and normalizes global labor market data from 800,000 career websites across 240+ countries. He discusses his transition through consulting and corporate roles before launchin...

Magic Mike gets personal on Veterans Talk, discussing the Major Richard Star Act, veteran benefits, PTSD, self-forgiveness, and why veterans should never fight their battles alone. He shares his own journey through combat, trauma, homelessness, healing, and resilience, along with a powerful chance encounter with two fellow Army veterans that proves how quickly veteran connection can change a day....

Part 1 Quality of Life vs a Cure. This is our discussion of:Aspects of Sickle Cell Trait Lynn Nyamekye will be a guest and discussing her experiences beyond sickle cell. Part 2 Scorned Accountability. Speaking from the Male More about the Show at FarronD.com More about Sickle Cell Trait at WDConSCT.org www. Rhabdo.info

This episode of Love Letters From God looks at King Solomon—blessed with extraordinary wisdom, wealth, power, and success, yet discovering that pleasure and possessions alone could not provide lasting fulfillment. Through 1 Kings 4 and Ecclesiastes 2, the message is that even the wisest man could not find true happiness without God. Love Letters From God_ The Vani…

The playoffs are heating up and football is already delivering chaos. This episode of The Final Timeout breaks down the opening MLB playoff action, the latest WNBA postseason battles, and the biggest performances, surprises, and eliminations. Then it’s a full dive into college football, including major upsets, Top 25 shakeups, statement wins, controversial rankings, and teams fighting their way in...

Week 4 of College Football is in the books! Texas heads to Tennessee and escape unbeaten and staying at #1.Oklahoma gets decimated in Georgia, is a change needed? Iowa needs just needs 60 minutes with no extra time to beat Michigan. Indiana struggles in their first P4 match up since winning the national championship. Ole Miss travels to Florida and The Swamp, they did not come out with a Win. Texa...

Tune into Tracer Rounds — Featuring Lino “Taino” Roldan. Tune into Tracer Rounds when we welcome Lino Roldan “Taino.” Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Lino was drafted into the Army in 1969. After completing basic, infantry, and airborne training, he deployed to Vietnam with the 25th Infantry Division in Tay Ninh. After Vietnam, Lino separated from service, but returned to active duty in 1978. His...

Forces surround us, competing for our attention, shaping our habits, and pulling us away from the lives we are called to live. Social media, artificial intelligence, pornography, gambling, overconsumption, isolation, financial stress, and constant entertainment have made spiritual discipline more important than ever. In this episode, I sit down with Andrew Papke to explore what it means to prepare...

Rich LaMonica joins The Bunkhouse to share his journey from 22 years in the Army to struggling with transition, rediscovering purpose, and building The Misfit Nation. Rich talks about survivor’s guilt, mental health, finding your tribe, learning to pivot, and why failure doesn’t mean you stop. His message is simple: believe in yourself, stack your victories, and when life puts another challenge in...

Malachias Gaskin is an Army veteran, musician, author, and veterans' advocate. After 17 years of military service and multiple deployments to Iraq, he turned to music, faith, and gardening as part of his recovery from PTSD and other combat-related injuries. Today, he shares his story through his music and his work helping fellow veterans find healing and purpose.

On a special Sunday Tracer Rounds, we welcome retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Michael Payne — leadership strategist, entrepreneur, mentor, and author of Unshaken Resolve. With 23 years of military service, including eight overseas deployments and four combat tours in Iraq, Michael has led soldiers, shaped teams, and commanded at the battalion level. After transitioning from the Army, he spent...

Jeff Amendola joins Turnbuckles & Stogies to talk about his years as a police officer, learning to roll cigars, building a business, and starting over after losing it. He also shares his approach to the new Amendola Cigars: fewer releases, made with care.

Joey Avilés is a leadership architect who helps organizations activate the human capabilities that drive culture, performance, and meaningful impact. A former federal executive who made history as the first civilian Chief of Diversity and Inclusion for the U.S. Coast Guard, he has shaped national leadership, talent, and culture systems across the Department of Defense, the Department of the Interi...

ATHENA “TINA” HOGAN: PART 12 | Still Searching for Answers. We have reached Part 12 of our investigation into the 1986 murder of 10 year old Athena “Tina” Hogan in Lawton, Oklahoma. Twelve parts into this series, and we are still finding information to examine, testimony to revisit, contradictions to question, and pieces of Athena’s story that deserve a much closer look. Tonight, we are going back...

In Episode 54 of Hot Takes with the Murph Man , Murph Man and Connor tackle the reality of a first paycheck: rent, groceries, bills, and unexpected costs add up fast. They explain the 50/30/20 budgeting rule, how to track where your money goes, and why automatic savings can help. The goal is a practical plan that covers your needs while leaving room for the things you enjoy.

📝 Episode description On this episode of Trucker Mouth On The Road , Trucker Mouth takes on two issues hitting transportation and American wallets: the proposed October 1 trucker shutdown and escalating tensions involving Iran. He looks back at the trucker shutdowns of the 1970s, explains why organizing a nationwide shutdown may be much harder today, and discusses what drivers could realistically...