Pull Up A Chair with Leo Cummings III

Dr. Thad Hardin helps Black Dude White Dude kick off Men's health month. We talk about Dr. Hardin's backstory, expertise, and his passion for the flu vaccine. He highlights the importance of health in general, but we hit on some men specific health issues. Men, give it a listen. It'll help you out. Women, give it a listen. It'll help your man.

Kelly Sublett is the Publisher of the Log Cabin Democrat in Conway Arkansas. Our conversation with her ranges from her time covering executions in a small Texas town to the moment Matthew McConaughey stepped into her life and confirmed her inner truth. What a wild ride with a great story teller. Give it a listen.

BDWD talk high school reunions, gender equality issues, and hit on a little "is that racist" topic. This one gets a little heavy. As always there's a bro hug and it ends on a lighter note.

Lerinezo Robinson was a defensive back for the Arkansas Razorbacks from 2001 - 2005. Now he hosts a show breaking down Razorback performances where he all he does is "Keep It Real". We talk football, life after football, a lot of Razorbacks, and his new show.

Troy Braswell is the 2nd district judge of the 20th circuit court. He has poured into the community by presiding over the juvenile court and running numerous youth centered programs. We talk community, Razorbacks, golf and more. Give this one a listen.

Cody Sublett is a local woodworker and owner of Cadron Creek Craftsman. He specializes in custom projects ranging from dining tables to hope chests. He opened his business after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at a young age. His story and impressive movie knowledge make for a good time. Oh yeah, and we have a fairly in-depth conversation about All-Stars. You don't want to miss it. Check...

No Special guest this time, just BDWD having a meaningful conversation about Leo's trip to the Pacific Northwest, growing out of friendships, real world communication in a social media world, Kaepernick, Dallas shooting, and more.

Erik Sward of Bell and Sward knows fashion. He's our local Haberdasher tasked with making the men of Central Arkansas look good. Do you want to know how it works? What's the process works? Where it all began? Give this episode a listen and learn a little something from the owner of your local clothier.

Lacey Vance is the Head Human at Hounds Hideaway. She is also a survivor of the 1998 Jonesboro school shooting. She sits down with us to talk Hounds, a little gun control, and of course, some Harry Potter.

Dustin Botsford and Marcus Bobbitt know what it means to be treated like a king. It's a part of their "feel good" mantra and the driving force behind their thriving venture Kings Live Music. They sit down with us and talk about their journey.

Preston Palmer is the owner/operator of Palmer Music Company. We sit down with him for our 2018 Independence Day show and talk all thing music.

In this episode we are joined by socialite, entrepreneur, social engineer, and survivor Jimmy Warren. Jimmy takes us through a life changing condition and how that's driven him to do even more for the community. Also we touch on fatherhood and of course, LeBron.

Jeremy Bruner is a certified Cicerone. He joins the dudes to talk all things summer fun and brings a few suggestions for summer beer and pairings ideas.

BDWD take a bit of a deep dive and talk race related to the incidents at Starbucks, Waffle House, and Bill Cosby.

Laura Davis was kidnapped at 16 years old. 26 years later, she tells her story for the first time on a public platform.

Ryan Stephens is the owner of S7 Tactical, a gun club focused on bettering individuals physically, mentally, and spiritually. By day he is responsible to train law enforcement combative and defensive techniques. He also did two tours in Iraq as a marine. He's pretty much all around awesome. Check out his story.

Ryan Ritchie is the owner of Rock City Outfitters. He and his creative force(Tom Brady, Thunder Cat, and The Matt Jones) produce classic tees that are down right hilarious and occasionally inappropriate. But he doesn't care. And he loves movies.

Episode 19 is part 2 of our conversation with THE Mitch Mustain. Mitch Mustain was the top high school quarterback in the nation in 2006 and rated the top high player by Scout.com. He received national honors from Parade magazine, Gatorade, and USA today. In 2006 he started 8 games at the University of Arkansas. Later that year he transferred to USC where he earned one more start to finish out his...

Episode 18 is part 1 of our conversation with THE Mitch Mustain. Mitch Mustain was the top high school quarterback in the nation in 2006 and rated the top high player by Scout.com. He received national honors from Parade magazine, Gatorade, and USA today. In 2006 he started 8 games at the University of Arkansas. Later that year he transferred to USC where he earned one more start to finish out his...

We look back at 2017 and remember 10 things that happen.

Aaron Utley joins us to talk about his company Boosted Bear, who happen to handle the BDWD social media. We also talk a little gym etiquette and hunting.

Todd is back in town. We may start a book club. We all need Discipline.

What do you get when a black dude, a white dude, a strong mullet, and a killer clown collide? Episode 14 of course.

Jon Ross Henderson is a corporate loan officer. But underneath that humble persona is a Spartan. Last year Jon Ross finished 34th in the world championship Spartan race easily elevating him into the top 1%. This guy is the definition of discipline and determination and he's found in our backyard. Listen as we break it all down on Black Dude White Dude.

Steve Wright Jr. is the owner of Wright Way Photography specializing in shooting people in all scenarios including WWE events from time to time. Steve lost his leg and three fingers in an accident while serving in the U.S. Navy. He has a great outlook on life and talks about the positives and negatives that come with suffering the loss of a limb.