Send us a message A soaked freeway, a near hydroplane, and the kind of silence that follows when the car finally grips again—that’s where our conversation starts. From there, we go long on road safety, bald tires, and why rainy-day driving turns ordinary commutes into chaos. The small stuff matters: alert eyes, better tread, and a promise to never mix drinks and a steering wheel. Then the mood softens into holiday planning. We talk simple traditions that shift a house’s energy—old crooner pla...
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Send us a message A soaked freeway, a near hydroplane, and the kind of silence that follows when the car finally grips again—that’s where our conversation starts. From there, we go long on road safety, bald tires, and why rainy-day driving turns ordinary commutes into chaos. The small stuff matters: alert eyes, better tread, and a promise to never mix drinks and a steering wheel. Then the mood softens into holiday planning. We talk simple traditions that shift a house’s energy—old crooner pla...
Send us a message Have you ever wondered why we're the only species that pays to live on a planet that was given to us freely? That's just one of the thought-provoking questions tackled in this wide-ranging conversation between Joe and Gooch as they navigate everything from Hollywood losses to coffee price hikes. The hosts kick things off with a deep dive into Howard Stern's rumored retirement, analyzing whether the radio legend is truly being pushed out or simply ready to end his groundbrea...
Thee Talkers Podcast: Unscripted
Send us a message A soaked freeway, a near hydroplane, and the kind of silence that follows when the car finally grips again—that’s where our conversation starts. From there, we go long on road safety, bald tires, and why rainy-day driving turns ordinary commutes into chaos. The small stuff matters: alert eyes, better tread, and a promise to never mix drinks and a steering wheel. Then the mood softens into holiday planning. We talk simple traditions that shift a house’s energy—old crooner pla...
