Heaven, Hell & Everything in Between with Fr. Bob Voiland

Heaven, Hell & Everything in Between with Fr. Bob Voiland

What does it mean to answer your life’s calling? This week on The Ordinary Legends, Danny and Joey sit down with Father Robert “Father Bob” Voiland of St. Joan of Arc Parish, whose path to the priesthood didn’t begin until he was nearly 60 years old. Together, they explore faith, purpose, forgiveness, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, miracles, suffering, aliens, and the questions most people are afraid to ask. It’s an honest, thought-provoking conversation about life, death, and what truly matters—whether you’re deeply religious, skeptical, or somewhere in between.

Talking Food with Detroit’s Sandwich King | Carlos Parisi

In this episode of The Ordinary Legends Podcast, Danny and Joey sit down with Detroit entrepreneur, TV host, and community builder Carlos Parisi. Best known as the founder of Detroit's Sandwich Week, Carlos has built a career around connecting people through food. From launching successful food brands and pop-up experiences to supporting local restaurants and entrepreneurs, he's become one of Detroit's biggest champions of community. We talk entrepreneurship, resilience, Detroit's food scene, and why bringing people together is at the heart of everything he does. If you love stories about ordinary people making an extraordinary impact, this episode is for you.

Tom Mazawey on Detroit Sports, Media, and a Lifetime of Stories

In this episode of The Ordinary Legends Podcast, we sit down with Detroit sports broadcasting legend Tom Mazawey. For decades, Tom has been one of the most recognizable voices in Detroit sports, covering championship runs, heartbreaking losses, and everything in between. But behind the microphone is a story of persistence, passion, and a deep love for the city he serves. Tom shares stories from his career, his favorite Detroit sports moments, what it's really like covering professional athletes, and the lessons he's learned from spending a lifetime around some of the biggest personalities in sports. Whether you're a die-hard Detroit fan or simply love hearing the journey behind a successful career, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and unforgettable stories from one of Detroit's most iconic sports voices. This is Tom Mazawey's Ordinary Legend story.

The Khouri Brothers: Chaos, Success, and Everything In Between

Brothers Eddie and Louie Khouri are the definition of two completely different roads leading to the same destination: success, chaos, and unforgettable stories. Eddie, the older brother, lived fast from a young age — running from the law, hanging with biker gangs, and building a reputation as the family outlaw before eventually finding financial success and becoming the key backer behind Louie’s groundbreaking dental invention, QuikStrips. Louie took a different route, wrestling at the University of Michigan before becoming a successful dentist, entrepreneur, and inventor. Together, the brothers turned QuikStrips into a massive success story. Today, Louie owns an incredible collection of sports and music memorabilia, multiple properties, and is building an outrageous dream man cave complete with a live music stage, golf simulator, casino games, humidor, industrial kitchen, coffee shop, and more. From wild stories and business wins to luxury living, younger women, and dreams of buying Hell, Michigan — the Khouri brothers live life at full speed.

Things Heat Up With Detroit Firefighter Chris Palm

On this episode of Ordinary Legends, we sit down with Detroit firefighter Chris Palm, a 2 decade plus veteran of the Detroit Fire Department who has lived through the kind of moments most people only see in movies. Following in the footsteps of his father, who was also a firefighter, Chris dedicated his life to serving the city of Detroit. Over the years, he’s saved countless lives, faced deadly situations head-on, and narrowly escaped losing his own life in the line of duty. From intense fire rescues to the emotional toll of the job, Chris opens up about what it truly means to wear the badge, the brotherhood of the fire service, and the realities most people never get to see. This is a raw, powerful conversation about courage, sacrifice, family legacy, and what it takes to survive one of the toughest jobs in America.