Ric takes you on a tour of historic Elmwood Cemetery. This place has 90,000 permanent residents. In this episode, Ric tells the story of one of these residents, Thomas D. Byrd. Probably no one you have ever heard of. By the end of this show, you will know

Ric gets into his car and goes for a drive. After finding a nice quiet spot, Ric talks about the nature of greed in today's society and the whole entitlement generation that seems to exist all around us. Is there hope for the future? Surprisingly, there m

Ric Jeff sit down with Dean Zachary. Dean is an illustrator for DC comics and other comic book companies. These three guys completely geek out over the world of comic books and the movies they inspire. If you are a science fiction nerd, then, this show i

Ric spends some time in the park on a nice, sunny afternoon among kids playing soccer, a girl reading a book, a guy painting a picture on an easel and man flying a drone. He spills the beans on a project he is working on and discovers, to his dismay, the

Forced out of the studio, Ric gets into a car and decides to go on a beer and liquor run and takes you along for the ride. Although this episode is rather short, it took Ric a long time to record this episode and you'll understand why when you listen to t

Ric Jeff sit down at the famous PH Cafe in Midtown Memphis just before their Thursday Night Open Mic Comedy show. Their guest is comedian Sammy Marten. They talk about the craft of comedy and making movies with National Lampoon. The notes for this podcas

In this episode, Ric talks about keeping your work honest. Plagiarism is rampant in show business and it can be difficult when your work shows up in other places under the guise of someone else. Or worse, when the thief takes full on credit for your work.

It would have been pointless to use some goofy title like, The Doc Is In or What's Up, Doc? Frankly, it would not have done this episode any justice. Not to mention the simple fact we would have earned a proper ass beating for using such hackneyed lines.

The 35th Blues Music Awards happened. Ric Jeff were in attendance along with about 2,000 people. Ric took the mini recorder and wound up talking to several artists outside the event. As it turned out, being in the lobby, the balcony and down on the stree

The first remote production of this podcast occurs here. Ric and Jeff went down to Beale street to check out their friends Eric Hughes and John D'Amato. Along the way, they encounter a couple of real life Beale street drunks. Then Ric and Jeff join their