The Wolf You Feed

Annnnnnd were back baby!!

After a short hiatus, Jeffrey and JJ are back with a new episode. They apologize for the technical difficulties they've experienced and thank their listeners for their patience. They discuss various topics, including the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win, politics, college basketball, and their weekend plans. They also share humorous anecdotes about their wives and talk about their sponsor, NUZU Marketing.

Sunday Morning Quarterback - with Stewart Patridge

JJ and Jeff hang out with Ole Miss football legend Stewart Patridge

Sleep Apnea and a Sunday Poop

In this episode, Jeffrey and JJ discuss a range of topics, from subscription boxes and surprise deliveries to closet cleanouts and finding sentimental clothing. They also share stories about matching outfits, bathroom habits, and sleep apnea experiences. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they talk about exaggerated numbers and bidets. The episode concludes with a reminder to feed the right wolf and make someone's life better.

The "Lane" Train and Dr. Ruth

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics, including a fake Rhode Island fan, building confidence and self-worth, crazy weather and tennis, compliments and best friends, depositing into relationships, reflecting on the tennis season, attending a Queen concert, the OnlyFans platform and unusual professions, the adult industry, creating a Hairy Fans website, waxing and Burt Reynolds, finding an expert on the adult industry, favorite Back to the Future movie, and closing remarks.

Is that Rip and who the heck is Governor Bilbo? Episode 3

The conversation revolves around the proposal made by Governor Bilbo in the 1920s to consolidate all major universities in Mississippi into one. The hosts discuss the impact of such a consolidation on the state's education system and the benefits and drawbacks of attending a junior college. They also touch on the importance of Greek life in universities and the role of private schools in high school sports. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the need for unity and pushing each other to be better.