Your Dark Companion Podcast

Mike Rhyner
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"Whatever I want it to be about on a given day; is what it is." Your Dark Companion couples your familiar friends from radio, Mike and Grubes! Mike brings his classic interviews that draw you in, and Grubes—The Devil—drops…well the drops, and throws the occasional grenade. Mike likes to draw on his fascinating acquaintances and friends allowing them to tell their stories as you've never heard them. But he also goes outside his network, sharing Grubes' network, and often outside of both, to bring you those they don't know, but believe have a story that will make you laugh, make you think, think differently, or just entertain you…"that's what we are trying to do here."

  1. The Weather… and Everything Else That Comes With It | Jesse Hawilia | Ep 208

    1D AGO

    The Weather… and Everything Else That Comes With It | Jesse Hawilia | Ep 208

    Weather doesn’t just “happen”… and neither does a career in television. On this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner, Grubes, and the crew welcome back WFAA meteorologist Jesse Hawila for a conversation that somehow covers weather science, sports, music, and the weird path to finding your lane. Jesse breaks down what it’s really like to forecast North Texas weather, including the infamous “cap” phenomenon, why meteorologists are constantly checking data (even on vacation), and how predicting the unpredictable becomes part of your DNA. But this episode doesn’t stay in the clouds… The conversation drifts into: The Texas Rangers’ early season momentum and first impressionsThoughts on the Final Four and college basketball’s changing appealThe reality of working in local TV and building a personality on airJesse’s deep love of metal music, concerts, and band cultureAnd somehow… monarch butterflies, hydration, and random on-air chaos It’s funny, it’s unpredictable, and it’s exactly what happens when you put curious people in a room and let the conversation go wherever it wants. If you like weather, media, music, or just great conversations that go off the rails, this one delivers. ⏱ Chapters 0:00 — Lightning Strike Start & Rangers Opening ThoughtsRangers take 2 of 3 and early season reactions 3:08 — Brandon Nimmo and Early FavoritesUnexpected standouts and first impressions 3:59 — Final Four Talk (Sort Of)Why college basketball doesn’t hit like it used to 5:05 — Jesse Hawila Joins the Show (Again)Returning guest, inside jokes, and WFAA talk 8:14 — Matt Howerton, Morning TV, and Energy on AirWhat it takes to succeed in local news 11:18 — Episode 208 and Building a PodcastConsistency, growth, and sticking with it 12:12 — Inside the Mind of a MeteorologistWhy weather never turns “off” 13:25 — Weather Models, Data, and Forecasting RealityEuropean models, American models, and constant updates 17:10 — Music Talk: Metal, Punk, and Concert CultureWhere passion meets identity 23:09 — When Your Favorite Band Doesn’t Hit the SameThe reality of live music over time 28:15 — Jesse’s Musical Background and Band DaysEarly influences and creative outlets 32:12 — Sponsor: CBD House of Healing 34:23 — Stolen Water Media Expansion 35:29 — Random Conversations You Didn’t ExpectWater bottles, life habits, and podcast chaos 39:46 — Early Career Stories and On-Air MomentsThe path to becoming a TV personality 46:09 — The John Hinckley Pen Pal Story 49:21 — Media Careers and Memorable Moments 51:02 — The Beginning of Sports Radio in DallasWhen nobody thought it would work 52:51 — Betting on Yourself When No One Else Will 57:15 — Weather Warnings (and Small Dog Advice) 59:27 — Monarch Butterflies and Unexpected Passions 1:02:31 — Eric Nadel Event & Final Thoughts Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode: patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/X: https://x.com/YDC_DfwTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanionFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf: X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolfIG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    1h 6m
  2. Supporting Children in Crisis: The Work Behind Qavah the Storehouse | Richard & Kelly Archibald | Ep 209

    2D AGO

    Supporting Children in Crisis: The Work Behind Qavah the Storehouse | Richard & Kelly Archibald | Ep 209

    This one’s different. On this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner and Grubes step away from the usual chaos to focus on something that matters—Child Abuse Awareness Month and the reality many children face when they’re suddenly removed from their homes. Joined by Richard and Kelly Archibald, founders of Qavah the Storehouse, the conversation centers on a mission that’s as simple as it is powerful: making sure no child enters foster care with nothing. Through their work, the Archibalds provide “first night bags”—care packages filled with essentials like clothes, toiletries, and comfort items for children who often arrive at foster placements with little more than a garbage bag. But this isn’t just about supplies. Richard shares his deeply personal story of growing up in unstable and traumatic conditions, offering a firsthand look at what these children experience—and why something as small as a pair of shoes or a set of pajamas can mean everything. The episode explores: What actually happens when a child is removed from their homeThe realities of foster care and kinship placementsWhy many families aren’t broken—but simply lack resourcesHow community support can keep families togetherAnd how you can help make a difference It’s emotional. It’s eye-opening. And it’s one of the most important conversations we’ve had. ⏱ Chapters 0:00 — A Different Kind of EpisodeMike sets the tone for a more purpose-driven conversation 2:15 — Child Abuse Awareness Month ExplainedWhy this topic matters right now 2:58 — What Qavah the Storehouse DoesSupporting children in foster care and at risk of removal 3:41 — What Is a “First Night Bag”?Why kids often arrive with nothing—and how this helps 5:07 — How the Organization StartedFrom personal experience to community mission 8:19 — Why Families Struggle (It’s Not Always What You Think)Addiction, incarceration, and financial hardship 10:11 — What School Looks Like for These KidsThe hidden challenges of just showing up 13:09 — Richard’s Story: Growing Up in InstabilityA firsthand look at what these children face 17:41 — The Moment That Sparked the MissionWhy “first night bags” became essential 18:48 — What Goes Inside the BagsClothing, comfort items, and dignity 21:48 — How the Community Can HelpDonations, involvement, and spreading awareness Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode: patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/X: https://x.com/YDC_DfwTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanionFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf: X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolfIG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    26 min
  3. The Death of Peak TV | Chris Vognar | YDC Ep 207

    6D AGO

    The Death of Peak TV | Chris Vognar | YDC Ep 207

    Is “peak TV” actually over… and does anyone even know what to watch anymore? On this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner, Grubes, and the crew sit down with longtime writer and TV critic Chris Vognar to talk about the evolving world of television, journalism, and media. Chris takes us through his journey—from growing up in Berkeley, to building a 20+ year career at the Dallas Morning News, to landing at the Boston Globe, one of the most respected newsrooms in the country. The conversation dives into: Why there may be less great TV… but more good TV than everHow streaming completely changed how we watch and discover showsWhat it’s like working inside a newsroom that actually matters to its communityThe rise, fall, and future of modern journalismAnd how critics help navigate a world with too much content Along the way, there’s nostalgia for old-school media, stories from Dallas and Boston, and a look at how storytelling still connects everything—from newspapers to streaming platforms. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed scrolling for something to watch—or wondered what’s happening to journalism—this episode hits. ⏱ Chapters 0:00 — Lightning Strikes and Classic Rhyner OpenThe show kicks off with chaos, Rangers talk, and vintage YDC energy 1:17 — Introducing Chris VognarFrom Dallas to Boston Globe—why his work stands out 3:36 — From Berkeley to the Dallas Morning NewsChris’s early career path and getting started in journalism 5:53 — 23 Years at the Dallas Morning NewsOpportunities, covering movies, and wild assignments 6:59 — Why the Boston Globe Feels DifferentA newsroom that still matters to its community 10:00 — Boston vs Texas LivingWeather, culture, and adjusting to a completely different city 12:09 — Freelancing vs Being in a NewsroomWhy having a “team” still matters in journalism 16:00 — Is Peak TV Over?Why there’s less “great” TV—but more good TV than ever 17:40 — What’s Actually Worth Watching Right NowStreaming picks, trends, and navigating content overload 22:01 — How Streaming Changed EverythingWhy TV is more complicated—and more crowded—than ever 27:27 — Content Overload and Cultural ShiftsToo many shows, longer series, and audience fatigue 29:42 — Sponsor: CBD House of Healing 30:51 — The Changing World of Interviews and Media Access 34:40 — Dallas Memories and Media Nostalgia 37:06 — What’s Next for Chris VognarCareer reflections, future goals, and possibly writing a book Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode: patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/X: https://x.com/YDC_DfwTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanionFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf: X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolfIG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    43 min
  4. The Golden Retriever of Local News: Matt Howerton’s Wild Ride to WFAA | Matt Howerton

    MAR 25

    The Golden Retriever of Local News: Matt Howerton’s Wild Ride to WFAA | Matt Howerton

    What does it take to go from a small-town kid in Texas to one of the most recognizable faces on Dallas morning television? On this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner and the crew sit down with WFAA Daybreak anchor Matt Howerton for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious, nostalgic, and surprisingly insightful. Matt shares the story of growing up in Ennis, Texas, where his love for performing, storytelling, and making people laugh started early—and how that eventually turned into a career in broadcast journalism. From grinding it out in Waco making $25,000 a year to working his way up to WFAA Channel 8, Matt talks about the realities of building a career in media, the importance of mentorship, and why local news still matters. The conversation also dives into: Covering the Texas Rangers’ World Series run and what that moment was really likeThe legacy and pressure of working at WFAAThe evolution of media from traditional TV to digital and streamingWild behind-the-scenes stories—including defending a news truck during a Mavs paradeAnd yes… karaoke nights, wrestling fandom, and random run-ins with Creed It’s a conversation about storytelling, opportunity, and figuring it out as you go—while trying to stay yourself in an industry that’s constantly changing. If you’ve ever watched local news, wanted to work in media, or just love a good behind-the-scenes story, this one delivers. ⏱ Chapters0:00 — Jesse Hawila, Inside Jokes, and WFAA Stories5:33 — Mike Rhyner, Radio Legacy, and First Impressions13:25 — Growing Up in Ennis, Texas17:38 — The Signs of a Future Broadcaster20:45 — From Baylor to Breaking Into TV News25:25 — The Mavs Parade Chaos Story27:53 — The Legacy of WFAA and Doing It Right35:39 — Sponsor: CBD House of Healing37:44 — Eric Nadel Birthday Benefit & Mental Health Awareness39:34 — Wrestling, Random Tangents, and Podcast Energy48:07 — Becoming a Daybreak Anchor52:34 — Building a Name in Media57:01 — Covering the Rangers’ ALCS Run1:03:09 — Inside the Rangers World Series Experience1:05:37 — Creed, Baseball, and Unexpected Moments1:08:05 — Dugout Stories and Player Interactions1:13:08 — Music, Tech Issues, and Podcast Chaos1:16:56 — Travis Jankowski and Underdog Stories1:21:04 — TV, History, and Media Conversations1:25:29 — Karaoke Nights and Off-the-Clock Stories1:32:30 — Stolen Water Media and What’s Next Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode: patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/X: https://x.com/YDC_DfwTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanionFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf: X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolfIG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    1h 37m
  5. The Business of Sports: From SMU’s Death Penalty to Pickleball’s Boom | George Killebrew

    MAR 21

    The Business of Sports: From SMU’s Death Penalty to Pickleball’s Boom | George Killebrew

    What does the business side of sports really look like when you’re in the room where it happens? In this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner and the crew sit down with longtime sports executive George Killebrew, a key figure behind the scenes of some of the biggest moments in Dallas sports. Killebrew’s career spans decades — from working at SMU during the infamous “death penalty” era, to helping build the Dallas Mavericks into a top-tier NBA business alongside Mark Cuban, to serving as commissioner of Major League Rugby, and now helping lead the explosive growth of professional pickleball. Along the way, he shares stories you don’t usually hear: What it was like selling tickets when SMU football was at rock bottomHow the American Airlines Center came together and changed Dallas sports foreverThe reality of working with high-level owners like Mark Cuban, Ross Perot Jr., and Tom DundonWhy attention to detail (even a spilled drink in section 115) can define a franchiseAnd how pickleball became one of the fastest-growing sports in America This episode pulls back the curtain on the decisions, risks, and personalities that shape the sports world — and shows why the business side might be just as fascinating as the games themselves. If you love sports, business, Dallas history, or behind-the-scenes stories, this is one of those conversations you don’t want to miss. Chapters0:00 — SMU in the ’80s and What Was Actually “Cool”1:19 — From Hawaii to the Sports Business World7:56 — Selling SMU Football During the Death Penalty Era11:33 — Why Dallas Became a Sports Business Hub14:30 — The Game That Changed Everything (Moody Coliseum)16:24 — Breaking Into the Mavericks Organization20:30 — Lessons from Billionaire Owners23:53 — Building the American Airlines Center31:33 — The Future of the Mavericks and Arena Debate33:49 — Sponsor Break: CBD House of Healing35:44 — Eric Nadel Benefit and Mental Health Awareness37:54 — Becoming Commissioner of Major League Rugby43:08 — Tom Dundon and the Business of Pickleball46:14 — Why Pickleball Is Exploding48:17 — Behind the Scenes of Sports Ownership51:29 — The Future of Pickleball and Sports Innovation57:20 — Breaking News, Trade Rumors, and the Reality of Sports Business1:02:17 — The Risk Behind Every Big Decision in Sports1:07:10 — Growing a Show and Building an Audience Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode: patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/X: https://x.com/YDC_DfwTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanionFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf: X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolfIG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    1h 8m
  6. David Moore Has Seen It All… and He’s Finally Saying It | David Moore

    MAR 18

    David Moore Has Seen It All… and He’s Finally Saying It | David Moore

    When it comes to the Dallas Cowboys, there’s what fans see… and then there’s what’s actually happening behind the scenes. On this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner and Grubes sit down with longtime Dallas Cowboys insider David Moore to cut through the noise and talk about the reality of America’s most talked-about franchise. From Jerry Jones’ leadership style to the constant pressure surrounding Dak Prescott, this conversation dives into the decisions, narratives, and expectations that continue to define the Cowboys. David shares insight from years covering the team — explaining how the organization operates, why certain decisions get made, and what fans often misunderstand about how the Cowboys are run. The episode also explores: The gap between perception and reality in Dallas How media narratives shape the Cowboys conversation What it’s like covering one of the most scrutinized teams in sports And whether the Cowboys are actually closer to success than people think It’s honest, it’s informed, and it’s exactly the kind of conversation you don’t usually hear when it comes to the Cowboys. If you follow Dallas sports, the NFL, or the Cowboys, this is one of those episodes that gives you a clearer picture of what’s really going on. Chapters 0:00 — Welcome to Your Dark CompanionMike and Grubes introduce David Moore and set the stage. 2:45 — Covering the Dallas Cowboys for DecadesDavid’s background and what it’s like reporting on America’s Team. 7:10 — The Reality of Jerry JonesHow Jerry operates vs how people think he operates. 12:30 — Dak Prescott and the Pressure of Being QB1Breaking down the expectations, criticism, and reality. 18:40 — Why the Cowboys Are Always Under the MicroscopeMedia coverage, fan expectations, and national attention. 24:15 — The Gap Between Perception and RealityWhat fans get wrong about the Cowboys organization. 30:05 — Decision Making Inside the Cowboys OrganizationHow moves are made and who really has influence. 36:20 — Are the Cowboys Actually Close?Evaluating the roster and chances moving forward. 42:10 — The Business of Covering the NFLHow media, access, and reporting have changed over time. 48:30 — Final Thoughts on the Cowboys FutureWhere things stand and what to watch next. Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode: patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/X: https://x.com/YDC_DfwTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanionFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf: X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolfIG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    1h 20m

  7. MAR 14

    The Mavs Fan With a Microphone: Inside the World of Dallas Mavericks PA Announcer | Sean Heath

    If you’ve ever been to a Dallas Mavericks game at the American Airlines Center, you’ve heard his voice — even if you didn’t realize it. On this episode of Your Dark Companion, Mike Rhyner, Shoopy, and Ashley sit down with Sean Heath, the longtime public address announcer for the Dallas Mavericks, to talk about the strange, unpredictable path that led him to one of the most unique jobs in sports. Sean didn’t grow up dreaming of being an NBA PA announcer. In fact, the first sporting event he ever announced was a Dallas Mavericks preseason game. Before that he had been a DJ, a software engineer, an actor, a translator, a motivational speaker, and even spent time living in Spain. Somehow all of those experiences led to the moment where he auditioned for the Mavericks job — and never left.  YDC Ep 203.mp3 Sean explains what it’s like being the “Mavs fan with a microphone”, sitting courtside just feet away from some of the best basketball players in the world while trying to turn a basketball game into an unforgettable arena experience. The conversation dives into: How NBA PA announcers shape the energy of a game The chaotic audition process that landed Sean the job What it takes to pronounce international NBA player names correctly His work as a voice in the NBA 2K video game series And the delicate balance between being a professional announcer and a die-hard fan Sean also shares stories about working with the Mavericks game presentation crew, interacting with players, and why his real goal isn’t to be noticed — it’s to help fans have the best night possible. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the microphone at an NBA game, this episode offers a rare inside look at one of the most unusual jobs in sports. Chapters 0:00 — Meet the Voice of the Dallas Mavericks 5:20 — Becoming the “Mavs Fan With a Microphone” 12:17 — From DJ to Mavericks PA Announcer 16:10 — The Mavericks Audition That Changed Everything 19:31 — The Game That Sealed the Deal 27:32 — Finding the Right Voice for an NBA Arena 29:15 — The PA Announcer as the Narrator of the Game 35:12 — Sponsor Break: CBD House of Healing 36:57 — Eric Nadal Birthday Benefit & Mental Health Awareness 38:18 — Music, Tribute Bands & Mike’s Tom Petty Connection 42:27 — Influences in the World of PA Announcing 48:33 — The Challenge of Pronouncing NBA Player Names 55:04 — Balancing Professionalism with Being a Fan 59:15 — Bringing the Mavericks Arena Experience to NBA 2K 1:00:43 — Final Thoughts on Sports, Opportunity, and Saying Yes to New Challenges Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode:  patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/ X: https://x.com/YDC_Dfw TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanion FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf:  X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolf IG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    1h 6m

  8. MAR 11

    My Dad Tried to Arrange My Marriage… and It Got Awkward Fast | Paul Varghese

    What does it really take to survive in stand-up comedy for over 25 years? In this episode of Your Dark Companion, hosts Mike, Grego, and Curt Cignetti sit down with Dallas comedian Paul Varghese for a hilarious and brutally honest conversation about the realities of life in stand-up. From bombing in living rooms and last-minute gigs across the country to navigating dating, cultural expectations, and the evolving world of social media comedy, Paul shares stories from decades in the business. The conversation dives into everything from arranged marriage attempts and awkward Tinder moments to why every comedy show still feels like an audition. Paul also explains how comedians survive in a constantly shifting industry — balancing live performance, social media platforms like Threads, and the pressure to stay relevant after decades on stage. Along the way the crew detours into sports talk, GoFundMe culture, Cowboys gossip, and some unforgettable comedy war stories that only come from years in the trenches. If you’ve ever wondered what the comedy life is really like behind the curtain, this episode delivers the laughs and the truth. Episode 202 features comedian Paul Varghese, a veteran performer known for his sharp observational humor and unique perspective as one of the early Indian-American comics working major stages across the country.  Ep 202 Paul Vargehse Subscribe for more conversations with comedians, creators, and personalities who live life a little outside the ordinary. Chapters 0:00 – Sports Talk, Comedy, and the Chaos of Podcast Openings 7:55 – GoFundMe Culture and Internet Fame 9:53 – Identity, Culture, and Finding Your Voice in Comedy 13:00 – Dating, Tinder, and Finding Love Through Comedy 19:45 – The Reality of Being a Touring Comedian 24:11 – Social Media and the Rise of Threads for Comedians 27:48 – Performing in Strange Venues and Early Career Struggles 33:40 – CBD House of Healing Sponsor Break 35:58 – Dak Prescott, Sports Reactions, and Internet Commentary 38:36 – Comedy Industry Politics and Live Nation 40:58 – Family, Nostalgia, and Growing Up with Sports 45:24 – Family Stories, Cultural Expectations, and Generational Humor 48:45 – Childhood Memories and Life Lessons 53:06 – Writing Jokes and Handling Improvisation on Stage 56:15 – Cultural Identity in Comedy 59:37 – Why Authenticity Matters in Stand-Up Follow Your Dark Companion on Patreon for every episode:  patreon.com/YourDarkCompanion IG: https://www.instagram.com/yourdarkcompanion/ X: https://x.com/YDC_Dfw TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yourdarkcompanion FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559876685445 The Old Grey Wolf:  X: https://x.com/TheOldGreyWolf IG: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgreywolf16/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikerhyner579 To reach out email us at: Info@Stolenwatermedia.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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"Whatever I want it to be about on a given day; is what it is." Your Dark Companion couples your familiar friends from radio, Mike and Grubes! Mike brings his classic interviews that draw you in, and Grubes—The Devil—drops…well the drops, and throws the occasional grenade. Mike likes to draw on his fascinating acquaintances and friends allowing them to tell their stories as you've never heard them. But he also goes outside his network, sharing Grubes' network, and often outside of both, to bring you those they don't know, but believe have a story that will make you laugh, make you think, think differently, or just entertain you…"that's what we are trying to do here."

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  • Creator
    Mike Rhyner
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    209
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Your Dark Companion Podcast

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