Thee Talkers Podcast: Unscripted

Send us Fan Mail                                                              Recorded on July 4th 2026 Happy 4th of July 2026  Joe talks about what kind of fireworks are the neighborhood are using on 4th of July, Joe say's they sounded lik...

Send us Fan Mail We bounce from jokes and everyday chaos into the uncomfortable stuff, from energy drinks and aging to how a small podcast tries to earn real ad money. We also dig into fraud stories, distrust in government, and the way viral clips can twist serious events into a culture war.   • Monster Energy, health worries, and taste changing with age   • Suavecito sponsor plug, beard...

Send us Fan Mail I’m on the mic solo for my 53rd birthday, sharing what I’m grateful for, what I’m still figuring out, and what I wish I had done sooner. We bounce from Disneyland stories and ride choices to money, school, and why we moved the podcast to a new hosting platform.  • sponsor shoutout for Suavecito and why I like the matte pomade  • where to find the show on podcast platform...

The long-awaited Season 3 premiere of The Talkers Podcast brings an exciting announcement as Joel and Gooch reveal their transition to a subscription model. While Seasons 1 and 2 remain freely accessible, new episodes will now be available for just $3 monthly, with subscribers receiving a special gift and personalized shoutout. Against the backdrop of a sunny Los Angeles Sunday, the hosts dive hea...

Your bank balance can change in seconds, but getting your money back can take days or weeks, and that gap can wreck your whole month. We jump in with a real story about suspicious transfers, fraud stress, and the brutal reality of waiting on a “claim” when the missing cash is rent money. We also talk Wells Fargo and Chase experiences, why refunds feel stacked against consumers, and what you can do...

Send us Fan Mail A show can start with jokes about gel and Dodger hats, then turn serious in a heartbeat. We’re talking through a week that includes work stress, a family memorial, and the gut-punch reality of helping a kid after losing his mom. We even bring Ruben on, tell him to stay strong, and make a real promise: a Batman oil painting that takes time, patience, and care.  From there, our...

Send us Fan Mail A house fire in a small community leaves a family shattered, and we do not try to talk around it. We sit with the raw details of what it’s like to witness the chaos, wait for help, and then do the one thing no parent is trained for: tell an 11-year-old that his mom is gone. We talk about Ruben’s questions, the pressure to keep him “okay,” and the way grief shows up in flashes when...

Send us Fan Mail Disneyland at night, beers in California Adventure, and a brutally honest take on those tiny Food and Wine portions sets the tone right away: we’re here to talk like real people, not polished characters. We kick things off with Suavecito love, shout out listeners around the world, then trade stories about ride energy, drink pacing, and the simple reality that a smooth scotch hits...

Send us Fan Mail A rainbow on the screen kicks off a chain reaction that turns into the kind of hangout only an unscripted podcast can pull off. We start by thanking the listeners who keep The Talkers Podcast Unscripted alive, then we slide straight into real-life talk that’s oddly useful: haircuts, grooming routines, and why Suavecito pomade has become our go-to for hold and style. We even get in...

Send us Fan Mail A normal Easter catch-up turns heavy when we share bad news about a close friend getting cancer and you can hear the shift right away. It’s the kind of moment that makes you look at your fridge, your soda habits, your “quick meals,” and your stress like they’re all connected. We talk openly about aging, fear, and that uneasy feeling when something hits close to home and suddenly y...

Send us Fan Mail Your next phone upgrade can turn into a whole identity shift fast. We start with the real debate a lot of people are having right now: sticking with Samsung and Android or finally switching to iPhone. We get into what actually matters day to day, like typing accuracy, Apple Pay convenience, FaceTime, and why the Apple ecosystem can feel simpler even when the specs wars make every...

Send us Fan Mail A bad day turns into a real conversation fast. We open by owning a heated moment and talking plainly about depression, stress, and that scary feeling of hitting a personal breaking point even when life looks “fine” from the outside. If you’ve been carrying irritability, burnout, or heavy moods, you’ll recognize the way small problems can stack up until you snap and the value of ap...

Send us Fan Mail A blocked freeway at the wrong time can ruin your whole day, and we’re not pretending otherwise. We start with the Los Angeles commute reality: Caltrans shutting down lanes, last-minute detours, showing up to work stressed, and watching your gas gauge drop while California gas prices keep climbing. When you’re leaving early, losing sleep, and still getting hit with traffic, it’s e...

Send us Fan Mail A hot day, a late start, and a wall of brake lights set the tone as we unpack a week that wouldn’t quit. We trade stories about near rear-ends, dash cams that catch the chaos, and the odd phenomenon of small towns where every trip is five minutes yet drivers still floor it. It’s road rage, but also road wisdom—how to keep your cool when everything around you is overheating. From t...

Send us Fan Mail Start with a mic check, add a packed calendar, and toss in a Disneyland plan that keeps dodging work realities—then you’ve got the spark for a conversation that won’t sit still. We open with tech gremlins and Magic Key math, the small wins and bigger tradeoffs that come with chasing a little joy while your day job roars. The theme is balance: why we postpone the trip, how we stret...

Send us Fan Mail A funeral can snap everything into focus. We sat with family for four days of rosary, food, and old photos, and one unexpected picture of our grandparents hit like a time machine. That single moment turned grief into a commitment: stop waiting for loss to gather. Plan the reunion. Show up while everyone’s still here. We map out what that looks like—simple, human, doable. A summer...

Send us Fan Mail Joy has no expiration date, and we’re proving it with a full‑heart defense of adult Disney fandom. After a hectic peak season at work and a co‑host down with the flu, Joe takes the mic solo to share why a trip to Disneyland at 52 feels less like regression and more like recovery. From the smell of Main Street popcorn to the first glimpse of the castle, there’s a reason these place...

Send us Fan Mail A rainy night, a shaky Wi‑Fi connection, and two cousins who can’t stop poking at big questions—this one goes from small talk to seismic shifts fast. We open with sobriety jitters after New Year’s champagne and the tiredness that makes old habits feel easy. Then a family death lands hard, and we unpack the strange silence of missed messages, the awkwardness of grief logistics, and...

Send us Fan Mail A New Year countdown is louder when someone says, “This is my last drink.” We start there—no slogans, no gloss—just the raw tension between a promise and the pull of old habits. From the first coffee-fueled minutes to the closing safety reminder, we sit with what real change demands: structure that doesn’t wobble, friends who call you out with love, and a plan that survives a bad...

Send us Fan Mail The road looks harmless at 3 AM—until a black streak rips past at 130 and the map goes blood-red. Joe takes you into a pre-dawn commute that turned into a hard lesson: an empty freeway isn’t an invitation to test your limits, it’s a trap for overconfidence. Minutes after watching a driver slice through lanes, he rolled into a wall of brake lights and a car so twisted it barely res...

Send us Fan Mail A dropped call, a shaky signal, and then the truth lands: our brother Remo relapsed after years sober, lost his job, totaled his car, and vanished into shame. What follows isn’t a tidy redemption arc; it’s a candid account of how cocaine slid into meth, how late nights and familiar faces reopened old doors, and how a traffic stop and a smart case manager pushed him toward a rapid...

Send us Fan Mail A long weekend can feel like three lives in one: a road trip for a high school tournament, another haul to a gender reveal, and finally that first cold beer in weeks. From there we open the floodgates—talking wind gusts hitting triple digits, jackknifed semis, and the simple wisdom of staying off the highway when the weather wants to win. Then we hit a nerve: the $160 sherpa‑lined...

Send us Fan Mail Ten thousand downloads later, we’re still unscripted, a little chaotic, and completely honest. We open with gratitude and end up exactly where real life takes us: the stress of holiday budgets, the smell of real Christmas trees, and the quiet relief that comes from calling things what they are. One minute it’s Walmart deals and carts dinging bumpers, the next it’s traffic rage on...

Send us Fan Mail A shaky hand over a pot of 350-degree oil turned into the most tender turkey we’ve ever tasted—and that small win kicked open a big conversation about trust, time, and the weird state of the holidays. We start with a first-time deep-fry: researching horror stories, marking the oil line with a water test, and lowering the bird slowly to avoid overflow. Ninety minutes later, the bir...

Send us Fan Mail A holiday weekend should be simple—family, food, and a safe drive home—but life rarely stays tidy. We kick off with Sunday energy, big thank-yous, and a plan that’s equal parts brave and reckless: deep-frying a turkey for the first time. The laughter is real, the caution is realer, and the tip is timeless—lower the bird slowly and keep your eyebrows. From there, the conversation s...