Comedian Javi Luna returns for his third appearance discussing 14 years in comedy, touring 150 shows a year with Chingo Bling, the craft evolution from writing 30 minutes daily to organic improvisation, and why being second act is the sweet spot. From Latin Comedy Jam to self-producing specials, creating Tag Your Bit to give newer comics stage time, and the "heartbroken still joking" era that defined his voice. Plus: why comedy will always humble you, the death of his best friend David Cifuentes, and allegedly moving to San Antonio. Blog Post Here.

Marty and Amber Flores share the story of Marty McPies, the downtown Corpus Christi pizza restaurant born from a Marine Corps veteran's journey home. Marty spent years in Iraq, the Navy, railroads, and refineries while teaching himself to make pizza with one goal: come back to Corpus Christi and build a life. Amber left 10 years of teaching to help grow the business from food truck to brick-and-mortar. They discuss the reality of maxing out credit cards, dealing with PTSD, managing employees, staying married while working together 24/7, and why skateboarding culture and pizza culture are the same. Blog Post Here.

Marcos Leal returns for Episode 100 to discuss his country-rock project Swim the Current, the 10-year anniversary of Shattered Sun's Hope Within Hatred, and for the first time publicly, the complete story behind his departure from ill Niño. From signing a record deal off a cover song to dealing with broken promises and industry politics, Marcos shares the unfiltered truth about creative control, family loyalty, and what happens when you put your foot down about your own music. Plus, his vision for blending Texas roots with rock, upcoming tours, and why Alice, Texas will always be home. Blog Post Here.