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On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, former LSU baseball standout Kramer Robertson talks about his mom Kim Mulkey being the brand new head coach at LSU. We also talk about making a name for ourselves apart from our moms and his life in the Cardinals organization

Alex Jennings and I met through our dealings with Dogfish Readings which was a monthly event held in St. Roch. On the latest episode of the show we talk about his upcoming book, moving to New Orleans after the storm, and the need for more people of color in science fiction. Intro music: Just Another Day by Brian Culbertson

Patrick Armstrong is indirectly responsible for me coming to New Orleans thanks in part to Rising Tide. On the latest episode of the Ryne Show we discuss what can make Louisiana blue, masculinity, and the infamous Stupar Bowl. Note: This was recorded the day before the special election on April 23rd

With Ryne fully vaccinated, he as well as Rob & Stacey return with another episode of the RSR Show where they talk about the Derek Chauvin verdict and what's next. Plus celebrities and drunk shooting your shot as well as paying tribute to Anton Pippen.

It's hard to imagine it's been five years since Prince died. On the day he died, Andrew Juge of Saints Happy Hour was on the phone with me discussing the draft (that night we drafted Michael Thomas). We revisit that day plus Juge talks about his day job and why we miss in person human interaction among other things. Intro Music: Pop Life by Prince

Jerry Wiley is a former Birmingham police chief that has been very vocal on the state of policing in America on social media and a native New Orleanian. On this episode we talk about policing and I share my experiences with cops in both Memphis and New Orleans plus we talk about Ohio State's dominance over Michigan the last twenty years.

Michael Tisserand is one of my good friends and an author of books such as "Krazy" which tells the story of cartoonist George Herriman as well as a rabble rouser on NOLA Twitter. In addition he's one of the many white dudes I know who's named Mike in this city that is bald. On this episode we talk about his brand new book, which focuses on his dad's trip to Mardi Gras during the 1950's as well as what high school would the Peanuts gang have attended if it was set in New Orleans,

After a battle with the audacity gods, the latest episode of the Ryne Show features former LSU standout Will Blackwell as he shares his thoughts on the latest mess at LSU plus what would have happened if we had gotten the stimulus in college, Music: Antiquity by the Roots

On the latest episode of the RSR show, the gang recaps the NCAA Tournament while Ryne confesses to spending stimulus money on getting a shirt to a dominatrix in New Jersey. In addition to that, the gang share their thoughts on MLB moving out of Atlanta for the All Star Game and the garbage media,

The first episode of the second season of the Ryne Show features my friend @bloodjetpoetry as we discuss poetry in New Orleans and the annual New Orleans Poetry Festival. To learn more about the New Orleans Poetry Festival go to nolapoetry.com

On today the second season of the Ryne Show kicks off. Once again I thank you all so much for supporting the show. Lots of stories and so much more on the way for season #2

On the final epsiode of the first season of the Ryne Show, I'm joined by my friend Katie from Tennessee, who almost two years ago joined John F. Kennedy & Charles DeGaulle as honorary residents of the city of New Orleans. We discuss Opening Day, her thoughts on the rise of women in baseball, and of course, I tell the story of the "Miracle on Bourbon".

On the latest RSR episode, Ryne, Stacy, & Rob are mourning their brackets while they discuss the future for their respective programs. Ryne discusses trying to get his second dose earlier than the date and the question of buying an NIT championship shirt is brought up among other things. Plus the debacle at LSU.

Comedian Bob Murrell joins me on the show "live" at Avenue Cafe on St. Charles as we talk about his desire to run for City Council, his vision for the DSA, the state of the comedy community in New Orleans and accountabilty

Chasity Adams for a brief (yet infamous) period in the spring of 2010 was one of my co-hosts on my afternoon show at CBU on the Pirate Radio network. It's been 11 years since that infamous spring semester as well as our days behind the mic so we reflect on our memories of the show and what Ms. Adams is up to now. Intro Music: Woman (remix) by Raheem DeVaughn

As a second grader, CeCe Peniston was one of my first celebrity crushes (still is after almost 30 years). On the latest episode of the Cafe podcast, Ms. Peniston joins me to talk about her career, the 30th anniversary of "Finally", and her new work as a voice over artist for the web series "The Pettys". Music: Keep on Walkin-CeCe Peniston

The NCAA field is set, which means for the first time in two years we're all filling out our brackets. In the wake of the revelation of the field of 68, Ryne's former neighbor and Cincinnati resident Dan joins the show to talk some college basketball and his picks for the tourney

In the wake of the Oprah interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, I talk with my cousin Terry from Louisville about blackness, being a dad to biracial kids, and his Kentucky Wildcats. Music: Bloom by Cindy Bradley

Recently, Alabama won its first SEC regular season championship in basketball in almost 20 years and eighth in school history.On the latest episode of the Cafe, Hunter Johnson, noted Alabama superfan, joins me as we talk about his Crimson Tide and what it would mean for the Tide to finally reach the Final Four. We also talk about the 2008 SEC Tournament and what he was doing plus the Alabama-LSU rivalry.Music" Dollar and a Dream-J. Cole.

The nastiest period in Egg Bowl Twitter history, 2011-15, a period that included both Mississippi State and Ole Miss playing in Omaha as well as appearing briefly in the top 5 in the College Football Playoff rankings.But one of the things that brought Ole Miss and Mississippi State fans together? Defending Dak Prescott when he got beat up at Spring Break in 2015. On the latest episode of the Cafe, I talk with VegasRebs about Spring Break 2015, the pain of being an Ole Miss fan, the South, and his kid beating cancer. Music: Soul Provider by Blu & Exile