The HodgePodge Podcast

"Ballerina: From the World of John Wick" is playing in theaters everywhere now. Fresh out of the theater, Dylan sits down and ranks the five John Wick films and discovers which Wick film is the best.

In 1983, iconic rock band KISS made one of the best decisions of their careers: they took off the make-up

Albums take a lot of work to complete. Today, we deep dive into how an album actually gets created.

In 1974, Dolly Parton filed a lawsuit against Porter Wagoner seeking termination of the contract that bound her to him. How did this play out? Find out here.

The newest installment of Captain America is now out in theaters. Dylan gives his spoiler review of the film, what he liked and disliked, and how this movie sets up future MCU projects.

On January 25, 2025, the world lost a great man who just so happened to be my best friend. Eric or as listeners would know him, Big Shrimp, who at the of age of 37 left this earth for a better world. I talk about Eric's legacy, our time we spent together, our last phone conversation, and the grieving process. Listen at the end of the podcast episode for a special final message Eric released via social media the night before his passing. Please be with his mother Kim and his entire family during this tragic and difficult time. I love you brother.

Legendary radio DJ Robert Lewis has passed away, and was a good friend to the podcast. Robert Lewis is a retired radio disc jockey. He talks today about being born in Germany and moving to a farm in Colorado after his parents died. Hear the story of Robert's favorite interview he ever conducted with Ronnie Milsap. Robert also chats it up about why music does not and should not be consistent to the current radio format. What was it like for Robert to go from vinyl to cd to digital platforming in his radio days? There's talk about befriending Garth Brooks and Robert's memoir he's in the middle of writing. Robert then tells why he quit radio after decades of being on air.

Ethan Frice is a conspiracy theorist based on TikTok. His videos have garnered millions of views. He is on the show today talking about everything conspiracy theories. From what really happened to Amelia Earhart, being stalked after his videos exposing Diddy went viral, who killed JFK, what is really located at Area 51, and much more.

David Howard Thornton portrays Art the Clown in the films, Terrifier and Terrifier 2. He is talking about the process of becoming Art and how he took some of his mentors and smashed them into one character. What is Art the Clown? You'll find out that answer as well. David and Hodge also talk about the state of movies and the entertainment industry post COVID. Hear what David thinks is the scariest scene in Terrifier, and what the hardest scene was to film. Hodge and David bond about being from the south and the toughest part of transitioning into living in New York City. David is also talking about the state of filming Terrifier 2 and gives a little background on what the film will based around.

Today, Dylan talks about the future of the show, why he is changing the show's format, and why this episode could be the final episode of the year.

Rebecca Correia is a singer/songwriter. Her new song "Rose Colored Glasses" featuring Lillie Mae is out now wherever you stream your music. Rebecca has collaborated with Grammy-award-winning artist Keb’ Mo’ throughout her career and shared the stage with various artists such as Natasha Bedingfield, Shawn Colvin, and Livingston Taylor. thehodgepodgeproductions@gmail.com instagram.com/iammrdylanhodge

Today Dylan listens to Post Malone's debut country album, "F-1 Trillion."

Singer/songwriter Connor Daly describes himself as committed. Connor talks today about his recent move to Nashville, releasing his debut album "Colors Fade", the worst interview question he's been asked, and more.

Jill Kurlfink describes herself as passionate. She was a contestant on season 3 of “Claim to Fame” on ABC. Jill talks what it was like competing on the show, her relationship with the other contestants, living life with John Stamos as her uncle, and what his memoir “If You Would Have Told Me” taught her about her uncle and her family tree. Thanks to our sponsors: Dan-O’s Seasoning and Raze Energy

It's another unedited mental health check-in episode where Dylan talks about his mental health struggles. Today's agenda: how he compares himself to others, depression, being an introvert, trying to grow, and more.

Rapper and TikTok influencer Remi4All (@remi4all) describes himself as unique. He chats today about his inspirations behind wanting to be a hip hop artist, using his platform to promote his music, the newest snacks the Snack God himself has discovered, mental health, and why he braves it all for his TikTok lives.

Today Dylan listens to the new song "Pour Me a Drink" by Post Malone and Blake Shelton, and breaks down the lyrics, melody, and why Post Malone could save country music.

Personal brand coach, keynote speaker, and two time cancer survivor David Allen Tracy describes himself as a visionary.

Today Dylan listens to the finally released single "Where That Came From" from Randy Travis. He breaks down how artificial intelligence was able to give Randy Travis his voice back.

Today we listen to Eminem's first single "Houdini" off of his upcoming and (final?) album, The Death of Slim Shady.