Episode 60: The Trash Dogs: Three Generations of Family, Service & Paso Pride

Episode 60: The Trash Dogs: Three Generations of Family, Service & Paso Pride

Rich sits down with Isiah Gomer, COO of Paso Robles Waste & Recycle — better known as “The Trash Dog.” Isiah shares the family legacy that began in 1957 when his grandfather Victor Gomer started the business with one truck. Now in its third generation, his father Dale grew the company after returning from military service, and today Isiah is leading it forward. He talks about his family’s strong commitment to the community, support for local charities, backing the upcoming school bond, and his passion for coaching football at Paso Robles High School as a proud Bearcat. A great conversation about family legacy, service, and building something that lasts.

Episode 59: Joe Peters Band: The musicians and the grind behind the Band

Frank and Rich sit down with our friends Joe Peters, Joe Taf, and Derek of the Joe Peters Band out of Bakersfield, California — for a, behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to build a country band in today’s competitive music world. The guys open up about the early years of the band, how they write songs together, their latest music, and the day-to-day realities of life on the road. They also settle the ultimate debate: what they’re actually listening to when they control the aux cord in the van. From honky-tonks to chasing bigger stages, this episode pulls back the curtain on the grind, the passion, the brotherhood, and the hustle required to grow as independent country artists and these guys grind! If you love real country music stories, band dynamics, or want to hear what goes on behind the lights and loudspeakers — this one’s for you.

Episode 58: Dixon Mann: This one's for the boys

Frank and Rich sit down with Dixon Mann for a fun, laid-back conversation that turns into Dixon interviewing them. Dixon shares the wild story of deciding to hike Mount Whitney on a complete whim during the first weekend of the season with Rich and Frank. We dive into his conspiracy theory podcast, and then Dixon flips the script — asking Rich and Frank about their friendship, the real story behind starting Cal Coast Beer Co., and what it really takes to know when it’s time to start a business. This episode is raw, funny, and full of real talk between guys who know each other well. Expect laughs, honest insights, and a few conspiracy rabbit holes along the way. If you enjoy unfiltered guy talk, adventure stories, or behind-the-scenes brewery conversation — this one’s for you.

Episode 57: Kelly Flannagan: The Heart Behind Templeton Glass

Frank and Rich sit down with Kelly, owner of Templeton Glass, for an honest and inspiring conversation about her journey. Kelly opens up about becoming a mom during high school, working incredibly hard to finish college while raising her child, and eventually moving back to the Central Coast. She shares how she worked alongside her parents in the family business and eventually took the big step of buying Templeton Glass herself. With a deep passion for leadership and building strong teams, Kelly candidly talks about the self-doubt she faced along the way — wondering if she had what it took — and how she pushed through to create a thriving, respected business. This is a powerful story of resilience, second chances, family legacy, and believing in yourself even when the path isn’t easy. If you love comeback stories, women in business, or local maker journeys — this episode will motivate you.

Ep. 56: Shelby Caitlyn: “Judging & Roping Roots to Western Luxury Shoots”

Frank and Rich sit down with Shelby Caitlin of Shelby Caitlin Photography — a former meat and horse judge, team roper, and ranch hand who took one of the boldest bets of her life. Shelby grew up in Arroyo Grande before heading to Texas, where she immersed herself in rodeo and ranch culture. Encouraged by friends on the ranches, she made a massive leap — investing $20,000 in camera equipment with almost no formal training. Through self-doubt, long cross-country cattle drives from Texas to Florida, and relentless hard work, she taught herself the craft and became a respected PRCA-certified photographer. Today, Shelby specializes in Western Luxury Legacy Photography — capturing emotional, storytelling-driven images of ranching families, rodeo culture, cowboy love stories, and high-end western weddings. She books multiple weddings a month and has built a reputation for preserving authentic legacy moments in the western world. This is a true “bet on yourself” story — from judging livestock and roping cattle to becoming a respected visual storyteller in the Western industry. If you love authentic western culture, underdog success stories, or stunning photography that captures real heart and legacy — this episode will inspire you. Tune in now on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts! Drop a or in the comments if Shelby’s journey motivated you! #PeoplePintsPossibilities #ShelbyCaitlin #WesternLuxuryLegacy #WesternPhotography #PRCA #RodeoToPhotography #PasoRoblesPhotographer #BetOnYourself #CentralCoast #PasoProud #805Life #WesternWeddings