Negpod

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It’s a comedy podcast with all the trimmings. Featuring your old pals, Ox and The Talent!

  1. 4d ago ·  Video

    Ep. 66 Vote Tesla

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! A county road project sounds boring until you’re boxed in by barricades, your phone is blowing up with complaints, and the contractor who “saved” the county money starts stacking change orders. We talk through the Leona Road shutdown in Uvalde County, what the bid spread really looked like, and why communication is the difference between a tough week and a full-on community meltdown. We also get honest about the small-town truth nobody likes to say out loud: people want progress, but they hate the person who profits from it even when the work is necessary.  Then we pivot hard into the future. One of us takes a ride in a Tesla using Full Self-Driving and comes back convinced the world is about to change fast. That kicks off a bigger conversation about AI, automation, and what happens when we hand more of daily life over to systems that don’t care if you’re frustrated. If you’ve ever felt like customer service is getting colder, apps are getting more controlling, and “convenience” is really just prepaying for disappointment, you’ll know exactly what we’re talking about.  We keep it grounded with real life: stretching groceries with a cheap home-cooked dinner, arguing about drive-thru tech and iPad ordering, and swapping road-trip takes on Buc-ee’s and Bojangles. We wrap with a listener hotline so you can jump into the chaos with us and we can play your message on the show. Subscribe, share this with a friend who’s stuck in construction traffic, and leave a review. What should we rant about next? Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

  2. Oct 12 ·  Video

    Ep. 65 Won’t Back Down

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! Sunday starts simple: we’re cruising, talking trucks, and chasing breakfast tacos. That turns into a full breakdown of La Reina, from the first whiff outside to the lard-good smell inside, plus the kind of honest review you only get from people who eat local all the time. One taco is so crunchy it becomes our “death row last meal” pick, and we get into what’s worth the wait, what’s worth taking to go, and what’s never worth standing in line for.  Then the town stuff kicks in. We talk about a week of going locally viral, the strange gravity of small town politics, and what happens when you say something out loud that other people are thinking. We also tell the asphalt pile story, where an older couple shows up with shovels to patch their washed-out driveway, and it turns into a real conversation about work ethic, respect, and why asking first still matters.  We wrap it all together with plans for Truck Or Treat at Old G Motors, a top-tier brisket plate at Julio’s (tortillas over plain white bread every time), and a serious moment after reading Constable Emanuel Zamora’s updates on a reported shooting at the Uvalde Estates involving teenagers. It’s funny, it’s blunt, it’s local, and it’s honest. If you like Texas podcasts about Uvalde, small town life, truck culture, local food, and community news, hit subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a review so more people can find the show. Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

  3. Oct 9 ·  Video

    Ep. 64 The Credibility Crucible

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! A $2,500 toolbox with no tools inside should not be this entertaining, but that is where we start, and it only gets weirder from there. We kick things off with sponsor love and small-town shoutouts, then slide into the kind of truck-and-tools talk that every hardworking town recognizes: impulse buys, tool truck payment schemes, and why “forever truck” dreams can turn your brain into mush. Then the conversation takes a hard left into real life. Office candy, candy corn, and those massive cookies sound funny until your stomach and your energy pay the price, so we spiral into food, health, and how people somehow survive on the worst inputs imaginable. From there we react to local headlines and the growing tension around homelessness, public safety, and what it feels like when parks and downtown spots stop feeling normal for the people trying to live and work here. We also get into local politics and media trust, including why some candidate forums feel more like a setup than honest voter education. And because the internet cannot leave us alone, we hit DIY waste oil diesel, bizarre luxury coffee facts, a viral restaurant reviewer popping up in town, and a live Facebook moment where we catch heat in real time. We even end up using ChatGPT to visualize Exodus so the Bible reads less like confusing instructions and more like something you can picture. If you like raw comedy, small-town Texas stories, and unfiltered takes on community issues, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a review so more people can find the show. Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

  4. Oct 5 ·  Video

    Ep. 63 Beignet Done That

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! Somebody tried to sell us queso and served cheese sauce instead, and that’s where the real trouble starts. We’re back from a rainy New Orleans run with a full report on airport chaos, bad terminal Wi‑Fi, fast-walk politics, and the strange little social rules that make traveling feel like a contact sport. Then we bring it home to South Texas, where the standards are simple: don’t lie about food, don’t block the walkway, and don’t act surprised when people get loud about it.  We also hit the lighter stuff that somehow turns into deep truth: tortillas that make or break a meal, breakfast that should never have a cutoff time, and the kind of luxury that feels “unnecessary” until you try it, like a high-end Japanese toilet. From there we drift into pop culture and relationship glow-ups, and why it always seems like somebody suddenly becomes interesting the second a divorce hits the timeline.  The last stretch gets local and personal: the way rumors spread online, the temptation to argue with clout-chasers in Facebook groups, and what it costs to keep taking the bait. We talk about drawing boundaries, telling the truth in plain English, and then putting our energy into something better, including support for local animal rescue efforts.  If you laughed, share it with a friend who has strong opinions about airports or queso, then subscribe and leave a review so we can keep making more. What’s the one “small” thing that instantly sets you off? Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

  5. Oct 2 ·  Video

    Ep. 62 Magazine Street Blues

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! A normal stop at a bank can turn into a rolling target, and the jugging story we unpack here makes that uncomfortably clear. We get into how thieves allegedly spot cash withdrawals, follow people across town, and strike fast, then we talk about the equally wild part: how license plate reader cameras and modern security networks can piece it all together in minutes. If you’ve been hearing the word “jugging” but don’t really know what it means, this conversation puts it in plain language.  From there, we do what we do best and spiral into the everyday stuff that somehow says a lot about life in South Texas: New Orleans travel plans, the hunt for drinkable sweet tea, and whether bringing stink bombs on a trip is funny or a felony. We also revisit the eternal Texas argument of Dairy Queen vs Whataburger, why some places stay fast and clean, and why others feel like they’re falling apart.  Then it’s Facebook Marketplace chaos with a Jeep sale, tool-truck sticker shock, Snap-On obsession, and the kind of “payment plan math” that should come with a warning label. We wrap with more local shoutouts to the people who keep our world spinning, including Tejas Processing, Ziggy’s Taxidermy, Ruby’s Lounge, and A1 Fire Safety. If you laughed, learned something, or just felt seen, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a review so we can keep the show rolling. Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

  6. Sep 28 ·  Video

    Ep. 61 What We Leave Behind w/Connor Kimball

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! A lot of people think “arrowhead hunting” is just walking a creek and hoping for luck. Then Connor Kimball shows up and casually reminds us that Uvalde County sits on layers of human history going back thousands of years, and that some of the “rocks” people step over could be priceless Native American artifacts. Connor tells us how collectors actually read the land, why river bends and high ground matter, and what it feels like to hold something that might be 10,000 years old. We get into the deep end fast: Clovis points, Folsom points, Andice points, and why the rare stuff can sell for serious money. Connor also breaks down the practical side, like building a shaker table to sift dirt and speed up a dig, plus the rules that change everything depending on whether you’re on private property or someplace protected. And if you’ve ever posted a photo of a find online, listen close, because we talk iPhone metadata and how people can accidentally give away their exact location. From there, the conversation does what our best talks always do, it spreads out into culture and real life. We hit stories about burials and why some lines shouldn’t be crossed, lost folk remedies and old knowledge, and even a hard look at history through the lens of sugar and slavery. Then we whiplash back to modern problems: Facebook Marketplace trolls, privacy in a surveillance-heavy world, and why local elections matter more than national noise. We wrap with small-town events, food debates, and a Waffle House moment that sounds like a movie scene. Subscribe for more conversations like this, share it with a friend who loves Texas history, and leave a review telling us your best “weird thing I found in the dirt” story. Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

  7. Sep 24 ·  Video

    Ep. 60 Podcast Masters

    Give us feedback I’ll read it myself! Somebody tells you “pictures don’t do it justice,” and most of the time that’s sales talk. This time it’s true. We hit the road into the Texas Hill Country to look at a truck we weren’t even sure we wanted, and the second we saw it in person the whole story changed. That turns into a real conversation about used truck buying, why you’ve got to put eyes on a vehicle, and how fast a deal gets done when condition beats assumptions. From there, we bounce into the kind of small-town comedy chaos we live in every week: surviving a tennis match that feels like it’s being played on the sun, spotting “fat athletic” talent that’s way more inspiring than perfect athletes, and arguing about what people drive around town now that scooters and golf carts are everywhere. We also get into the daily grind stuff that everybody deals with but nobody talks about, like bad service, weird customers, and the mental math of when to stay polite and when to just leave. Then it gets even more unhinged, in the best way: sleep apnea worries and CPAP skepticism, gas station products that might be more dangerous than they look, and the big discovery that stink bombs are funny right up until you read what the law can do to your wallet. If you like a Uvalde-style small town podcast with car dealer stories, Texas road trip energy, and jokes that turn into real talk, you’re in the right place. Subscribe, share the show with a friend who’d love it, and leave a review so more people can find us. Support the show Sponsored by:  Ziggy’s Taxidermy  ziggystaxidermy.com Ruby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TX https://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk= A-1 Fire and Safety Kimball Fabricating  Tejas Processing, Bracketville, TX “From The Field To Your Table” 3C Exotics—Chris Conrad  Big Dog Smokers, Uvalde, TX Sendero Research—visit senderoreseach.com Join our Discord!  https://discord.gg/Z4P9VVe2p

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It’s a comedy podcast with all the trimmings. Featuring your old pals, Ox and The Talent!

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