Everyone Hates Ryne

On the latest episode of the podcast, Maria from Maryland joins me as we discuss the Cardinals' winning streak and our predictions for the year-end awards in MLB. Episode was recorded on September 23rd before the Cardinals broke the franchise record for consecutive wins in a row.

On the latest episode of the show, New Orleans City Council candidate Bart Everson joins me to discuss climate change, infrastructure, and the fallout from the Ida recovery.

The latest episode of the Ryne Show is in the French Quarter as my friend Varg and I discuss his new book "Chaos, Lunacy, and Bad Taste." I also try my James Earl Jones impersonation and we discuss Kyrie Irving's tweet from yesterday. You can purchase his new book by going to this link: http://thechicory.com/chaos.html

In the wake of Ida, my friend Tina joins me on the podcast to discuss what it means to be #LouisianaStrong. We also discuss the Saints' big win over Green Bay.

The first post-Ida episode of the podcast brings back my Canadian best friend Steph as I talk about my experiences during Ida. Plus we discuss older celebrities that we would risk it all for as well among other things.

On this episode of the podcast, I'm joined by my former Poydras Street Football & Social Club co-host club Q as i look back at life so far in the last six years in New Orleans.

LSU professor & author Robert Mann joins me to talk about what's going on at LSU as classes begin in a matter of days in terms of COVID-19 protocols.

My friend Cait in Broadmoor has been part of many of my hairbrained ideas, ranging from the infamous pizza podcast in Mid City to the "Miracle on Bourbon". On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, she talks with me about kids being back in school as well as the legacy of Bobby Bowden.

On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, I'm joined by Steph as we talk about what went wrong for Nina the Crazy Cat Lady and also why most people have smoke for black women in politics but not others.

When you're the calendar coordinator at WTUL means that my work inbox is not only filled with emails from venues about their events, but also bands. One of the bands that landed in my inbox was The 1967, a band that is based in the Pacific Northwest. On this episode, we talk about music in the time of a panny as well as a little baseball. Recorded August 4, 2021.

On the latest episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Wop, who once co-hosted a podcast with me. Wop has been on the frontline during the pandemic in Alabama so we talk about that as well as the NFL and the comments from Da Baby and Alfonso Riberio

It's humid in New Orleans, but that didn't stop me from talking with Scott from Courtyard Brewery about running a business in the midst of a pastry strudel.

On the latest episode of the Ryne Show, I talk with WTUL alum Fiona about her experiences teaching last school year as well as her memories at the station.

I've been meaning to bring on my former college classmate Tim to discuss his hydrogen project. Turns out his project and everything he discusses is above my pay grade

After Ryne's rant about anti vaxxers, he and Stacey are back discussing Kay Ivey's comments about vaccines, the NFL and vaccines, as well as Ryne's admittance to being a bad texter. Plus NBA Finals talk

On this episode I talk with Victor Pizzaro, who has more knowledge about public health than me. We discuss vaccine inequities, the battle to get more shots in arms, and battling the people we know that are anti vaxxers.

A sign of getting older is the fact that you can't stay up late to watch sporting events. However in the wake of Milwaukee's first pro sports title in 50 years, my good friend Brendan and I talk about Game 6, Giannis' place in history, and what are the most tortured sports cities.

In the fall, I had a chance to sit down and have a conversation with a then-neighbor of mine about his battle with coronavirus for WTUL News and Views. At the time, the former occupant of the White House was battling coronavirus, so I asked him what he would say to the former occupant of the White House about the disease as well as his own battle with it. If this episode doesn't motivate you to get vaccinated, then I got nothing else.

LSU professor Robert Mann has seen it all throughout his career as a journalist, communications director, and an author. On the latest episode of the podcast, I talk with him about Edwin Edwards' legacy, his new book, being communications director for Governor Blanco, You can order a copy of his new book "Backrooms and Bayou" by going to the website:https://backroomsandbayous.com/

Ryne is fired up on the low vaccination rates in the South, so he decided to go on a rant about it, using a line from Mike Valenti's epic rant 15 years earlier. Also Ryne and Stacey discuss the NBA Finals as well as the ESPN drama.