The Ryne Hancock Show: Recent Episodes
Ryne E. Hancock
Public policy artist Corinne Green joined me to talk about LGBTQIA policy and I talk about the backlash I faced with the World Naked Bike Ride pictures on social media.
To learn more about the Trans Income Project, check out www.transincomeproject.org
Last week, Angela Bofill, one of my favorite singers, joined the realm of the ancestors. I talk about how her music impacted my life and how I felt like she was one of my aunties.
Jalen in Georgia joins the show as we talk about teams that have been bad for most of our lives.
Episode recorded: June 12, 2024.
I give my thoughts on Caitlin Clark being "snubbed" by the US Olympic women's basketball team.
On the latest episode of the podcast, Laci from Austin joins me as we talk Texas football, women in sports, the arrival of her Longhorns in the SEC as well as male privilege.
Longtime friend of the program and Iowa Man Brendan in Minneapolis joins me to talk about Caitlin Clark, covering women's basketball, and stories on celebrating championships.
After another Caitlin Clark incident in which the brand new WNBA fans have decided to go full goofy, I've decided that enough is enough and give my thoughts.
My cousin Stacy joins me and we talk about George Floyd four years later, Diddy, USC ducking LSU, and give Bill Walton and other broadcasting legends their flowers.
On the latest episode of my show, I share my thoughts on Diddy and also discuss in detail why continuing the pattern of generational trauma is so harmful in Black families as well as the importance of men checking other men for disrespecting women.
Jason Sharif, CEO of Respect the Haven CDC and current candidate for the Memphis-Shelby County School Board representing District 7, which encompasses virtually all of Whitehaven, joins me on the latest episode of the Ryne Hancock Show to talk about Whitehaven memories, Black mentorship, his campaign for school board, and the meaning behind Respect the Haven.
To learn more about Respect the Haven check out the website rthcdc.org
To support Jason's campaign check out votejasonsharif.com
On Monday, @SaintsForecast asked a question about what Derek Carr needed to do to win over the Saints fanbase. I give my answer.
In the wake of the recent police-related shootings in America, I'm joined by former Birmingham police officer Jerry Wiley to share his thoughts on what needs to change in policing as well as his experiences as a cop in Birmingham post-Civil Rights Era. Towards the end of the podcast we talk about his Buckeyes and their dominance over Michigan
The NCAA Tournament is over, so the gang give their take on Baylor's national championship victory over Gonzaga, while Ryne admits to drunkenly mailing a t-shirt to a dominatrix in New Jersey with part of his stimmy. Also Rob talks about getting a stimmy for $10.30 and the gang share their thoughts on MLB moving the All Star Game out of Atlanta and more.
Because I wanted to be a smartass, I decided to record the latest episode of the Ryne Show with Audacity instead of the zoom recorder. Despite that, on the latest episode of the Ryne Show, former LSU football player Will Blackwell joins me to share his thoughts on the 2011 season, Les Miles, and what he's up to. In addition to that his kid makes a cameo on the podcast
On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, recorded live at Cafe Envie on Decatur Street, I'm joined by the insanely cute Braves fan as we discuss the national pastime, her thoughts on the rise of women in baseball, and revisiting the Miracle on Bourbon.
With Alabama's season ending last night, the three initials in the name of this show have all seen their teams conclude their seasons. That being said, Stacey has hope for the future regarding Alabama basketball, while Ryne and Rob are both unsure about their teams' future. In addition, Ryne discusses his attempt to get his second vaccine shot and the debate on buying an NIT championship shirt for his hometown Memphis Tigers while the gang discuss the Elite Eight and the mess at LSU.
Comedian Bob Murrell is the latest in the local comedy community that has decided to test the political waters, this time running for City Council District A. On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, recorded "live" at Avenue Cafe Uptown, Bob talks about his reasoning behind running for City Council as well as the future of the local DSA as well as the comedy community in the city.
The last time Ed from Lakeview was on the show, it was during an early morning rainstorm and we were outside PJs on Canal Blvd. This time around, we're doing the remote thing and on this episode we're talking about the vaccine rollout, the #la02 race, and why America should be grateful for the South
Ryne & Stacey discuss the first three days of the NCAA Tournament and the state of their brackets as well as their picks for Monday's Round of 32 action.
It’s been over a decade since Chastity Adams and I shared the airwaves at Christian Brothers University. On the latest episode of Convos From the Cafe she joins me to reflect back on our infamous days on the air at CBU and her voice acting debut.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of “Finally” for singer CeCe Peniston, who was one of my first crushes as a kid in Memphis. On the latest episode of the Cafe we talk about her career as well as her new role as a voice over artist for a web series called “The Pettys”.
On the latest episode of Second Helpings, Dan from Cincinnati joins Ryne & Stacey to discuss college basketball and they give their picks for the NCAA Tournament.
Recently Alabama clinched its first SEC regular season championship in basketball since 2002, something that noted Alabama superfan Hunter Johnson is extremely excited about. On this episode we talk about the Crimson Tide winning the SEC championship, his biking to the 2013 SEC Tournament, and what would it mean for Alabama to reach the Final Four.
On the latest episode of the Cafe my cousin and noted Kentucky fan Terry Brown joins me to talk about being a dad to mixed kids, race, Kentucky basketball, and the fall of Indiana basketball.
Six years ago this week I along with a few others helped identified the jackasses who beat up Dak Prescott during Spring Break. In a sense of irony,Ole Miss fans like my friend VegasRebs helped, which would be unheard of given the rivalry between Mississippi State & Ole Miss. We revisit that as well as discuss the South and other scandals over the years on Egg Bowl Twitter.
On the first episode of Second Helpings Rob talks about being a dad, Stacey celebrates the Crimson Tide winning the SEC championship in hoops and explains ketchup on grits.
For nearly 20 years, Dave Wischnowsky has seen me go from annoying little brother trying to get into writing to New Orleanian. Aside from my friend Maurita Brown, he's one of my oldest internet friends. On this episode we talk Illinois basketball, the Cubs, what restrictions look like in Chicago, and his last trip to New Orleans.
Rod Foster is not only an Alabama fan but also owner of Velvet Noir Beard Care. On this episode we talk about his business, black owned businesses, and of course Alabama football.
On this weeks episode Ryne talks about cutting off his mother, Stacey & Ryne talks about SEC basketball, Stacey goes off on a jackass on Twitter and the two discuss Britney Spears
Ryne is depressed about no parades and is pissed at the anti maskers. Rob, Stacey, & Ryne also discuss SEC basketball and the impeachment trials.
Roger Myers has been one of my trusted associates over the years despite him being an Alabama fan. On the latest episode of the podcast we talk about the opening weekend of the baseball season, what would it mean for Alabama to finally reach the Final Four, and celebrating championships.
On this episode of the Ryne Hancock Podcast comedian Mark Caesar joins me to talk about not only his business ventures but also his upcoming show at Handa Wanda’s on Dryades on Saturday night and comedy during a pandemic.
Noted Simpsons fan and data guy Jeff Asher joins me to talk data, Simpsons, & raising kids in a pandemic.
Slangston Hughes is not only a former neighbor of mine (we lived in the same Uptown neighborhood a while back) but also a tireless advocate for the cultural community in New Orleans. On this episode we share our Mardi Gras memories and discuss the cultural community in the time of COVID.
Caroline Tweedie is my de facto boss at WTUL-FM. On the latest episode of the podcast recorded “live” from the Garden District at Still Perkin on Prytania, I talk with them about Tulane life during a pandemic, representation, & gender identity.
It's the first podcast since Biden got inaugurated. So Ryne & Stacy discuss the inauguration, clubbing during a Panasonic and Alabama basketball
Rev. Melanie has not only been a second mom to me but a tireless fighter for social justice in New Orleans. On this episode of the podcast we discuss last years protests and the age of Trump
There's six days left until the orange dolt is out of office. Ryne is joined by his friend Eric Slater as they figure out how did this country get to this point and a little discussion about Eric's Mets.
Cousin Rob joins me to discuss the hire of Sark at Texas, Missouri basketball, & politics.
I talk with Aura Bishop about working in the Quarter, her writing and radio career, as well as the rona
My friend Steph and I are up at 2 in the morning discussing what happened Wednesday. Safe to say it’s more me talking than anything else.
Stacy & I discuss the CFP, the mess at Auburn, and why the G5 will never get a seat at the table
Rob Brown joins me to discuss the second installment of the "Last Dance"
Music: "Chicago (Here We Go)" by Andre Ward
I'm joined by lifelong Bulls fans Brendan & James as we discuss the first night of the new ESPN 30 for 30 about the 1997-98 Bulls
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