Randomness with Heath & Josh

Heath & Josh

Randomness is just that! We will talk about it all !!!randomnesspodcast.com

  1. 6d ago

    Episode 171: Discovering Central Texas One Bite at a Time with Jojo Bibi.

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, the guys sit down with Central Texas restaurant reviewer and social media personality Jojo Bibi for a hilarious and mouthwatering conversation about food, life, and the journey that led him to become one of the area’s favorite food reviewers. Jojo opens up about taking a long time to figure out what he wanted to do with his life and battling depression for several years before, on a whim, deciding to make a food review video on TikTok. What started as a random idea quickly exploded, and Jojo now has a large social media following as he travels around Temple and surrounding communities trying local restaurants and food trucks and sharing his experiences. But Jojo isn’t just about calling out bad food. He believes in helping local businesses grow, so he keeps his reviews fun, entertaining, and honest without putting a struggling restaurant or bad meal on blast. His goal is to shine a light on great food—especially the hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path spots that people might otherwise never discover. And then there’s the cheeseburger. 🍔 Jojo makes it very clear that a good cheeseburger is his favorite food of all time. No matter where the conversation goes or how many different foods they talk about, somehow Heath and Josh always end up right back at the cheeseburger! From his favorite local restaurants to some incredible food trucks, Jojo shares plenty of recommendations and stories while explaining what makes a great food experience. Heath and Josh have an absolute blast talking with him about all things food, Central Texas, and the crazy world of social media food reviews. Fair warning: You’re probably going to want a cheeseburger after listening to this episode! 🍔 Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

  2. Sep 21

    Episode 170: Full Steam Ahead with Robert Goates

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, the guys sit down with Temple, Texas native and locomotive engineer Robert Goates for a fascinating conversation about growing up in Central Texas, family traditions, and life on the railroad. Robert talks about growing up in Temple before moving to the small town of Academy, Texas, for high school. After graduation, his plan was to pursue a career in radio—but life had other plans. Instead, Robert took a hard turn and followed in the footsteps of his dad, grandfather, and uncle, beginning a career as a locomotive conductor and eventually becoming an engineer. Robert explains what a conductor actually does, what the engineer's responsibilities are, and how the two work together to safely operate a massive freight train. He also talks about the people who still attempt to hitch rides on trains—often referred to as “hobos”—and why it happens more often than you might think, although not nearly as much as some people imagine. The conversation gets even more interesting as Robert takes Heath and Josh inside the locomotive, explaining the engines, horsepower, weight, pulling capacity, and even the basic layout of the locomotive. He also explains why cabooses have largely disappeared from modern freight trains and what their job used to be. It's a fun, entertaining, and surprisingly informational episode that gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at an industry most of us see every day but know very little about. All aboard for another episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh! Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

  3. Sep 14

    Episode 169: No House. No Plan. Just the Mountains with Josh Quinn

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, the guys sit down with photographer, homesteader, and fellow Temple, Texas native Josh Quinn for an incredible conversation about walking away from everything and starting over in the Rocky Mountains. Josh takes us back to his early days as a photojournalist for the Temple Daily Telegram, where an unexpected Associated Press photography award gave him the motivation to pursue photography at an even higher level. But after facing some serious personal struggles, including struggles with alcohol, Josh eventually made a life-changing decision—he simply packed up the essentials, grabbed a tent, and headed to Colorado to live “off the grid.” Near Trinidad, Colorado, Josh began building a completely different life for himself in the mountains. He shares stories about some of his wild encounters with wildlife, the challenges of surviving in the wilderness, and the unlikely friendships he made along the way—including an elderly couple who also homesteads nearby. The neighbors quickly became friends who look out for one another and regularly share breakfast together. Josh also explains how the harsh Colorado winters eventually forced him to build a small cabin to protect himself from the cold and the dangers of nature. Through it all, photography remained a huge part of his life, and he talks about his passion for capturing the incredible beauty of the mountains and the surrounding wilderness. From cooking meals in the ground over an open fire with the Rocky Mountains as his backdrop to learning how to survive with very little, Josh’s story is one of stepping away from the life he knew and discovering a new path in the wild. It's a story about photography, survival, friendship, second chances, and what happens when you decide to just… leave. Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

  4. Sep 7

    Episode 168: She Taught The Office CPR with Robin Lynch

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, the guys sit down with actress Robin Lynch, best known to millions of fans as Rose, the unforgettable CPR instructor from the iconic and hilariously chaotic CPR episode of The Office. Robin takes Heath and Josh back to where it all began, sharing stories of growing up singing and performing in theater productions during her school years before chasing her dreams in New York City. After deciding the cold weather wasn’t for her, Robin packed up and headed to Hollywood with little more than determination, no car, and a dream of becoming a successful actress. She talks about finding work in hospitality while grinding through auditions, landing her first commercial for Papa John’s Pizza, and eventually booking the role that would make her a fan favorite among The Office viewers. Robin shares what it was like being on set alongside comedy legends like Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson, Ed Helms, and the rest of the incredible cast, while reflecting on how one memorable role continues to bring recognition from fans everywhere she goes. Robin also discusses how the acting industry has changed, making it possible for actors to audition from anywhere through self-taped videos, and talks about her passion for writing, including creating pilots and even writing a role specifically for mutual friend Jeremy Lawson. The conversation wraps up with updates on her ongoing acting career and a fun round of rapid-fire questions that make for an entertaining finish to a fantastic episode. Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

  5. Aug 31

    Episode 167: Surviving Hollywood for Decades with Sean Whalen

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, the guys sit down with Hollywood actor, filmmaker, writer, and director Sean Whalen for an incredible conversation about his decades-long journey in the entertainment industry. Sean takes us back to the role that put him on the map—Roach in The People Under the Stairs—and tells the story of becoming the original “Got Milk?” commercial actor, a role that helped launch his career to another level. He also shares some crazy behind-the-scenes stories from filming Twister, including running around Oklahoma chasing storms to capture footage for the movie. Sean talks about his long list of television appearances, including Friends, Just Shoot Me!, My Wife and Kids, and many more. But his Hollywood journey wasn't always easy. He opens up about an incredibly slow period in his career that forced him to take a “normal job” doing grocery store setups for eight years just to make ends meet—and the toll that difficult chapter ultimately took on his marriage. He then explains how he reinvented himself by teaching acting, writing scripts, and taking roles in independent films. When COVID hit, Sean turned to TikTok, where his content exploded and helped create a new source of income through his massive following and LIVE signed-photo sales. Sean also gets into his work as a writer, director, and actor, including his film Crust, currently available on Tubi. It's an honest, hilarious, fascinating, and inspiring conversation about the highs, lows, reinvention, and unpredictability of a life in Hollywood. Heath and Josh were absolutely starstruck and incredibly honored to have Sean Whalen on the show! Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

  6. Aug 24

    Episode 166: Blue Front, White Back with Eric Bynum

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, the guys sit down with fellow Temple High School graduate and longtime Wildcats sports fan Eric Bynum for a trip down memory lane through the rich history of Temple athletics. Eric shares his journey from Temple to becoming a teacher, taking him to schools in Alaska, South Korea, and across the United States, before eventually landing in the Waco area at La Vega. But no matter where life took him, his love for Temple High School sports never faded. That passion eventually inspired Eric to create a social media page dedicated to preserving and celebrating the incredible athletes, teams, championships, and accomplishments that have shaped Temple's sports history. Heath, Josh, and Eric talk about legendary moments, including Temple's football state championships, unforgettable teams and athletes, Wildcats who went on to professional careers, and plenty of stories that longtime Temple fans will remember. Temple's football program has captured state titles in 1979 and 1992, along with numerous other state championship appearances and historic accomplishments. It's a fun, nostalgic conversation celebrating Temple High School, the Wildcats, and the athletes who helped make Temple sports history so special. Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

  7. Aug 17

    Episode 165: Showbiz Ain’t Just a Nickname with Freddie "Showbiz" McDuffy

    Make sure to send us text message with any questions or comments! On this episode of Randomness with Heath and Josh, Heath and Josh sit down with independent filmmaker, actor, and Army veteran Freddie “Showbiz” McDuffy for a fun and inspiring conversation about his journey from Arkansas to the military and eventually into the world of filmmaking. After graduating high school, Freddie joined the Army and spent part of his military career at Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas. While serving, he became part of an entertainment group that traveled and helped provide entertainment for troops stationed around the world. That experience sparked an even deeper passion for the entertainment industry and eventually led Freddie toward filmmaking. After leaving the military, Freddie enrolled at the Los Angeles Film School, where he began developing his skills and turning his ideas into reality. He started making films with classmates, friends, and family and eventually found himself stepping in front of the camera as an actor as well. Freddie talks about the ins and outs of independent filmmaking, including the challenges, frustrations, rewards, and unexpected moments that come with bringing a film to life. He also shares his experiences working with friends and family, the lessons he has learned along the way, and, most importantly, his genuine love for the entire filmmaking process. It’s a great conversation about military life, creativity, chasing your passion, and what it takes to turn an idea into a finished film. Thanks for listening! We are on all major podcasts platforms. Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads and remember to like, follow and share!

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