Patch Boyz Podcast

In this episode, we welcome our friend Allan Scheiern, owner of Clarity Pool Co., for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with entrepreneurship, pool maintenance, and the realities of running a service business in West Texas. Allan shares his experiences building and operating a pool company, the challenges of working in the harsh West Texas climate, customer service, business ownership, and w...

In this episode of Patch Boyz, we cover everything from Hollywood casting controversies and Greek mythology to UFC, peptides, AI, faith, gaming, and some of our favorite West Texas food spots. We dive into The Odyssey discussion, talk UFC matchups, social media algorithms, near-death experiences, Pokémon nostalgia, and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. As always, the conversation goes whe...

The Patch Boyz are back with another loaded episode packed with movie debates, Greek mythology, podcast growth, fitness talk, and straight-up chaos. This week, the guys break down the upcoming Odyssey movie and why fans are already divided over the casting choices, historical accuracy, and modern Hollywood changes. From Troy and Achilles to Greek gods and mythology lore, Ricky and the crew go deep...

We sit down with Mike Wilson, owner of Body Shift Fitness, to talk about owning a gym in west Texas & what actually changes your body when motivation runs out and real life hits. We get into bloodwork, hormones, GLP-1 weight loss drugs, peptides, and why discipline starts with sleep and food before anything else.  • Mike’s path from oilfield work to personal training and life coaching  • Train...

We sit down with Kody Overcash to talk about how he built a massive blue collar audience by answering oilfield questions with real numbers and real stories. We also get his no-nonsense blueprint for posting content that helps people get hired, earn more, and manage money without falling for lifestyle traps. ​ building a niche first then expanding into lifestyle content once trust is earned ​ the t...

We come back from a short break and talk through what it feels like when work, home projects, and family plans keep stacking up with no real pause. The conversation drifts from studio upgrades and travel headaches into faith, baptism, godparent responsibility, politics, and how we limit media so it doesn’t shape our home more than we do.  • getting hit with nonstop chores and time pressure at home...

We catch up on the chaos behind the scenes, Midland issue with money. Along the way we talk West Texas weather whiplash, road trip survival, Midland cost-of-living frustration, local politics questions, and why old home videos can hit you right in the chest.• sponsor shoutouts for local Permian Basin services• why our recording schedule has been volatile lately• why Project Hail Mary works better...

We sit down with our buddy Carlos Izaguirre and catch up on everything from high school memories to how Midland feels after years away. The talk turns real fast, jumping from oilfield night shift life and Army stories to ER overload, hometown change, and the stuff that hits different when you are getting older.• reconnecting after years and swapping stories about trucks, kids, and time moving too...

A morning bowl of menudo sets the table for a fearless talk, We jump from Olympic highs and curling tactics to hockey grit, then pivot hard into identity, food, and the duty to protect kids and vote• Winter Olympics recap and curling strategy• USA vs Canada hockey and goalie heroics• Speed skating risks and injuries• Medal counts, pride, and national identity• Athletes choosing flags and dual citi...

Send a text Coach Garrett Carter returns with a testimony that swings from a Monday morning cancer diagnosis. To being healed by prayer & community, We go deep on what it takes to keep showing up—through infections from new prosthetics, the weight of fatherhood regrets  We also trace the blueprint he’s building for the next generation. Carter steps into FCA new Basketball facility, recruiting...

Send a text We break down how local creators like MJ Reviews West Texas turn short videos into real foot traffic, why values-driven choices build trust, and how a simple idea like Juju Jeans starching can become a market. We also reflect on media noise, humanity in tough debates, and the events shaping our community right now. • sponsor shoutouts and local partners in wireline, hotshot, and rental...

Send us a text Patchboyz welcome MJ Reviews WTX Martin Amaya a West Texas Influencer & Barber we dig into the philosophy and the practical systems behind his fast ascent—why he refuses to rate restaurants, how he crafts “spotlight reviews”. It’s a raw, honest look at building influence with faith, humility. From a layoff to a booked calendar after one vulnerable TikTok, his story shows how cle...

Send us a text We sit down with Iovany Galindo owner of Mes Lab Studio a West Texas local photographer to trace a creative life built on daily practice, from cancer and welding to oilfield MRT photography award, viral moments, and a fast-growing slots channel. A clear theme runs through every story: shoot every day, stay authentic, and own your craft. • meaning of shoot every day and how practice...

Send us a text A power shift in Venezuela sends shockwaves through our circle, from friends planning long-delayed family trips to oilfield crews weighing what comes next. We wrestle with AI’s role in trust, alleged fraud closer to home, local creators we love, and the thin line between strategy and luck in football and life. • reactions from Venezuelan friends in the oil patch • context on Maduro’...

Send us a text We trade holiday chaos for perspective, walking through quince planning, budget stress, and choosing joy when plans go sideways. Movies anchor the talk: theater nostalgia, “David” winning with kids, Vikings vs Valhalla, and how streaming giants shape what we see next. • sponsor shoutouts to Underdog Wireline, Brandon 14 Hotshot Services, Titan Sales and Services • holidays, quince l...

Send us a text What if the same discipline that hits production targets could also heal families and grow communities? That’s the challenge Talor Nunez brings to the Permian: train the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—and watch teams perform when it counts. Talor wears a lot of hats: production engineer at Diamondback, former Texas Tech walk-on who earned a scholarship under Kliff Kingsbury, li...

Send us a text We come back from a needed break with sponsor love, travel stories from Medellín, a frank look at immigration and city policy, and why self‑defense and due process still matter. Between holiday bugs and oilfield hours, we reset our pace and invite you to challenge our takes without losing the plot. • sponsor shoutouts and how they keep the lights on • why the content cadence slipped...

Send us a text We trade road miles, windburn, and working out of town for oilfield work, wide-ranging talk on energy markets, culture, and why respectful debate still matters. From Casper to Colorado, we mix travel plans, food takes, and Texas pride with real updates on oil, OPEC, and local sponsors. • sponsor shoutouts and contact details • casper wind, colorado routes, stadium drive-by • 6-7 mem...

Send us a text Two friends talk about Catholic tradition, non-denominational worship, and the difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus. We share testimonies, challenge “good person” theology, and press into repentance, Scripture, and a welcoming Church that holds conviction. • modern devotions, deliverance, and discerning spirits • liberal Christianity and twisting Scripture • bei...

Send us a text We sit down with District 3 candidate Shandy Williams to talk water security, tax fairness, MDC transparency, and how blue-collar families should shape Midland’s next decade. Her message is simple: show up, tell the truth, fix the basics, and keep deals in daylight. • challenging “100-year” water claims and arsenic concerns • zebra mussels, outdated plants, and maintenance cycles •...

Send us a text  We sat down with Mayor Lori Blong for a clear, line-by-line walkthrough of Midland’s next chapter: how a 100-year water plan moves from contract to pipeline, why the city used cash to end a long-running firefighter pension liability, and how lower-cost debt funded park upgrades without ballooning interest. We talk about what’s actually public, what gets redacted by law, and why “av...

Send us a text Patch Boyz welcome Judd Campbell mayor candidate, Midland doesn’t have a money problem—it has a priority problem. That’s the thesis CPA and mayoral candidate Judd Campbell brings to our table, and he backs it with plain-English numbers, clear-eyed examples, and a blueprint for transparency that puts residents back in charge. We trace how well-intentioned “transformational” projects...

Send us a text The Patch Boys reflect on Charlie Kirk's assassination and how it reveals deeper issues about political radicalization in America, examining how words and education can shape young minds for better or worse. • Candace Owens is investigating Charlie Kirk's death, uncovering inconsistencies in the official narrative • Discussion about how the assassin was radicalized in coll...

Send us a text We address the shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10th and reflect on its implications for political discourse in America • Charlie Kirk was killed while speaking at an event in Utah, with the hosts expressing anger about politically-motivated violence • Both hosts emphasize Kirk's willingness to engage respectfully with those holding oppo...

Send us a text We dive into the world of viral oilfield content with Doug Hall, the creator behind the wildly popular AI-generated BigfootFracHand videos that have taken social media by storm. • Doug explains how a casual conversation in a pool truck led to creating his first AI Bigfoot fracking video, which gained 10,000 followers in just one week • The videos focus on capturing authentic oilfiel...