D.B. Nyce Podcast

There are certain dates you never forget. For D.B., one of them is July 16, 2007. He was sitting at his desk at the radio station in Alabama when his phone rang. It was his mom calling in the middle of the day—something she almost never did. Then she said the words that changed everything. In today's Radio Journey, D.B. remembers losing his father, the coworkers who surrounded him when he was hundreds of miles from home, the simple drives and Wawa coffees he shared with his dad, and the phone calls they made to each other throughout D.B.'s radio career. He also remembers one voicemail from the night before that he wishes he'd answered. And for the first time since beginning his journey in radio, D.B. seriously wondered whether any of it was worth what he'd missed back home. He was ready to walk away. Then something happened. Chapter Song: “How to Save a Life” – The Fray Listen to the Radio Journey from the beginning with Episode 030 at dbnycepodcast.com.

After mistaking his coworker for a ghost in the last episode, D.B. has another creepy Alabama story—this time involving a beautiful park, a late-night walk home and a statue that looked very different after dark. But the real story today is about the people D.B. met while living hundreds of miles from home. There's Diesel, a Detroit radio guy who somehow knew people from D.B.'s Philadelphia radio days. And then there's Frank. Frank was a wonderful guy. Frank could also talk. A lot. So much that D.B. and Diesel eventually developed an emergency rescue system for anyone unfortunate enough to be “getting Franked.” It was goofy workplace nonsense—but looking back nearly 20 years later, D.B. realizes those friendships served a much bigger purpose. When you're far from home, sometimes the people you work with become the people who get you through it. And that's about to become more important than D.B. realizes. Listen to past episodes, find Video Music Bingo dates, merch and more at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. was working nights inside an old Victorian house in Alabama that, according to local history, had once been used as a hospital during the Civil War. Most nights, everyone else was gone before his show ended at midnight. The lights were off. The hallways were dark. And one night, something kept catching the corner of D.B.'s eye. Then he turned around and saw an elderly man standing inside a dark production studio—a tall, slender man with a gaunt appearance who looked like he could have stepped straight out of an old photograph from the 1800s. For about half a second, D.B. was convinced he'd just seen a ghost. Turns out his name was Frank. Then D.B. introduces another unforgettable Alabama radio friend, Farley—and explains why yelling “TIGER FOOTBALL!” at the wrong moment became a joke they're still talking about nearly 20 years later. And before we leave Alabama, there's another creepy story waiting in a nearby park... Listen to past episodes, find Video Music Bingo dates, merch and more at dbnycepodcast.com.

Sometimes a few words from the right person arrive exactly when you need them. Before continuing his Radio Journey, D.B. wants to thank a VMB player named Michael, who recently discovered the podcast through Video Music Bingo and unknowingly gave D.B. some much-needed encouragement to keep going. Then it's back to Alabama. Within days of moving to the Muscle Shoals area and starting nights at Star 94.9, something happened just blocks from the radio station that made D.B. seriously question whether he'd made the right decision for himself and his family. His new boss Brian's reaction—and the response from the community—quickly showed him there was much more to this place than his first impression. And the night show D.B. worried would be a step backward soon gave him the opportunity to cross another goal off his radio career bucket list: D.B. Nyce at Night was now being heard in multiple radio markets. And that creepy old building where the radio station was located? We'll get to that tomorrow. Listen to past episodes, find Video Music Bingo dates, merch and more at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. thought he knew what living in Alabama was going to be like. He was wrong. After his time in Florida unexpectedly came to an end, a six-month non-compete left D.B. looking for his next opportunity. That's when his old friend Fatguy offered him a job doing nights at Star 94.9 in the Muscle Shoals area of Alabama. Going from mornings back to nights felt like a step backward. Moving to Alabama wasn't exactly what D.B. had pictured for the next chapter of his career either. But once he arrived, he discovered a place filled with incredible music history, legendary recording studios, fascinating people—and a few surprises that challenged what he thought he knew about Alabama. And less than a week after starting his new job, something happened that nearly made him leave. The Alabama chapter of D.B.'s Radio Journey begins. Listen to past episodes, find Video Music Bingo dates, merch and more at dbnycepodcast.com.

Joe's birthday has officially become an annual event, and that means one thing... JoeMania is back! This week, D.B. and Ted relive last year's wrestling-themed birthday party, talk about their favorite wrestler costumes, and somehow spend most of the episode imagining what life would be like if Macho Man Randy Savage had an everyday job. On this episode: JoeMania 41 becomes official. Memories from last year's wrestling party. Macho Man impressions gone completely off the rails. Why Randy Savage would make a terrible grief counselor. The voice changer accidentally creates the perfect Macho Man impression. A discussion about helium's opposite... and why you probably shouldn't try it yourself. Somehow the conversation ends with steroids, baseball, and flood warnings. It's another episode where two friends start with one topic and end up somewhere neither of them saw coming. Listen now at www.dbnycepodcast.com

Radio gave D.B. a career, but it also gave him something he never expected—the chance to experience life far outside the place where he grew up. From New Jersey to Maine, Mississippi, Florida and eventually other parts of the country, every move introduced him to different people, different communities and different ways of looking at life. In this chapter of the Radio Journey, D.B. looks back at living in beautiful Fort Walton Beach and Destin, Florida, the stereotypes he carried with him before moving to unfamiliar places, and how getting outside his own bubble changed the way he understands people—even when he doesn't agree with them. Sometimes you have to leave home to understand just how big the world outside of it really is. If you're listening on Spotify, hit Follow so the next episode finds you. Past episodes, Video Music Bingo dates, merch and more at dbnycepodcast.com.

After years of chasing the dream, D.B. finally got the opportunity he had always wanted: his own morning show. But getting there meant learning an uncomfortable lesson—sometimes being good at your job isn’t enough. Sometimes you have to campaign for yourself, win people over, and convince the right people that you deserve the opportunity. Then came the moment D.B. had been waiting for: saying “D.B. Nyce in the Morning” for the first time. In this chapter of the Radio Journey, D.B. looks back at finally becoming a morning-show host on Fly 92.1, being recognized by listeners in some unexpected places, and realizing that the biggest reward wasn’t feeling like a celebrity—it was discovering that something he did actually mattered to somebody listening. And years later, that same feeling is part of what keeps this podcast going. Catch every episode, Video Music Bingo dates, merch and more at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. has officially been named White Boy of the Year. Okay, technically it was a T-shirt he found on the Ocean City boardwalk, but that's really just semantics. This week, D.B. & Ted start with some of the questionable wisdom found on boardwalk T-shirts and somehow end up creating what may be the worst Oreo flavor ever conceived. Along the way, D.B. talks about a surprisingly accurate tarot card reading, Ted discovers that literally everything he says technically qualifies as a "Ted Talk," and the guys wonder why Oreo can't simply leave a perfectly good cookie alone. On this episode: D.B.'s prestigious new title: White Boy of the Year. Wisdom from the Ocean City boardwalk. The tarot card reading that freaked D.B. out a little. Why every conversation with Ted is technically a Ted Talk. Classic Ted vs. New Ted. Why Oreo needs to stop messing with perfection. The creation of an Oreo flavor absolutely nobody asked for. Ted finally admits what really happened to a hotel bed on his honeymoon. Teachers finding creative ways to catch students using AI. Why D.B. and Ted sometimes don't remember conversations they've already had. The strange experience of listening to their old podcasts years later. Why wives have probably heard the same stories approximately 700 times. And the guys' brilliant strategy for finding out whether Sherry and Steph actually listen to the show. If there's no D.B. & Ted next Sunday... You'll know what happened. New episodes of D.B. & Ted are released every Sunday. Catch every episode of D.B. & Ted, D.B. & Sherry and The D.B. Nyce Podcast at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. & Sherry are back together in the newly rebuilt Studio 42—and apparently Sherry has some very specific ideas about who should play them in the movie of their lives. After catching up on their week, the conversation somehow turns into Sherry desperately trying to remember Meg Ryan's name, movies everybody loves that they've never watched, D.B.'s failed attempt to introduce Sherry to Star Wars, and the realization that if it's not Hallmark...Sherry probably isn't interested. Then D.B. asks one simple question: Who should play me in the D.B. & Sherry movie? Sherry's first choice? Peter Griffin. Meanwhile, Chanel discovers all the wires underneath the new studio desk and eventually decides when the show is over. It's another completely normal episode of D.B. & Sherry. Listen to this episode and everything else happening in the D.B. Nyce world at dbnycepodcast.com.

That outrageous phone call you heard on the radio? It might not have been nearly as spontaneous as you thought. D.B. spent more than two decades working in radio, and on this chapter of the Radio Journey, he's pulling back the curtain on some of the tricks stations and personalities have used to get listeners talking. Because in some ways, radio wasn't all that different from professional wrestling. Stage names. Characters. Manufactured situations. Planned outcomes. Backstage politics. D.B. explains how a strategically placed caller could turn a boring topic into phones ringing off the hook, remembers an outrageous stunt from Philadelphia radio that convinced an entire town to join the joke, and breaks down why those dramatic "gotcha" segments you've heard on morning radio aren't always what they appear to be. But that leaves a bigger question: If the audience is connecting with something that isn't real...is that actually good radio? D.B. wrestles with his own answer and explains why, after all these years, he believes personality and authenticity matter more than the gimmick. And next time, the Radio Journey returns to Florida—where D.B. learned about another thing radio and professional wrestling have in common: backstage politics. Catch every chapter of the Radio Journey at dbnycepodcast.com.

For years, some of D.B.'s radio listeners believed he had a twin sister named Debbie. There was just one problem. She didn't exist. Debbie started as a ridiculous recurring character during D.B.'s early radio days—a supposedly gorgeous blonde model who somehow had the voice of an 80-year-old lifelong smoker. The voice was D.B. But over time, the joke got considerably more elaborate. Debbie started appearing on D.B.'s radio shows. His coworkers interacted with her. She got her own MySpace page. Friends and family played along. And eventually... D.B. needed to find an actual face for his imaginary sister. On this episode: How the character of Debbie was created. Why D.B.'s imaginary twin sister was supposedly the exact opposite of him. How Joe and Durr helped convince listeners that Debbie might actually be real. Taking the character from the Hit Squad to radio stations around the country. Why MySpace created an entirely new problem for the joke. Meeting Amber and Sean while DJing their wedding in Florida. How Amber unexpectedly became the face of Debbie. Creating an entire MySpace identity for someone who didn't exist. The time Joe's girlfriend became jealous of an imaginary woman. Why Joe desperately begged D.B. not to do the Debbie voice while explaining the situation. Reconnecting with Amber and Sean nearly two decades later. Bringing Debbie back to life during D.B.'s Delaware radio years. And how D.B.'s own wedding finally brought together three people who had supposedly known each other for almost twenty years. What started as a stupid radio bit somehow became a running joke that survived multiple radio stations, multiple states and nearly two decades. And at D.B.'s wedding... Joe and Durr finally got to meet Debbie. The Radio Journey continues next episode. Start from the beginning with Episode 030 and catch every chapter at dbnycepodcast.com.

No, you didn't miss an episode—and no, The D.B. Nyce Podcast isn't going anywhere. D.B. jumps on for a quick update after a couple of unexpected days away from the daily show. A studio revamp came together faster than expected, which meant furniture was moved, equipment had to be rearranged and, for a little while, there wasn't much of a studio to record from. The good news? The studio is functional again, and new episodes are coming back. Thanks for hanging in there during the unexpected break. D.B. also explains why he's learning that having a few episodes recorded in advance might not be such a bad idea when you're producing a daily podcast. This is not a regular episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast and does not continue the Radio Journey. It's simply a quick update to let you know what's happening behind the scenes. The Radio Journey resumes with the next episode. Follow The D.B. Nyce Podcast on Facebook, TikTok and Instagram for behind-the-scenes updates, and catch every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

Fifty episodes! D.B. and Ted celebrate a major milestone... by doing what they do best—going completely off the rails. What starts as a simple conversation about a voice changer quickly turns into the creation of new characters, ridiculous sound effects, questionable legal advice, and one very mischievous "Bad Baby." On this episode: Celebrating Episode 50 of D.B. & Ted. The voice changer that nearly derailed the recording. The birth of "Bad Baby." The official (and completely made-up) Ragger Scale. Why imaginary lawyers keep interrupting the show. Copyright jokes, classic video game characters, and the dangers of making Disney nervous. A whole lot of laughter that couldn't have been scripted. Some episodes tell stories. Some episodes solve life's problems. This one proves that sometimes the funniest conversations happen when two friends simply start making each other laugh. Thanks for being part of the first 50 episodes. Here's to many more! Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

D.B. Nyce had been his radio name for years. But during his time in Florida, D.B. started realizing something: It couldn't just be a name anymore. Working at Fly 92.1 introduced D.B. to the nightclub DJ scene around Fort Walton Beach and Destin—and some of the people who dominated it. DJ Sudario. DJ Boom. And DJ Doc Roc. These guys didn't simply play music. They understood how to control a room, build a following and create a reputation strong enough that people would show up because their name was on the marquee. And watching one of them taught D.B. a lesson he still carries with him twenty years later. On this episode: The difference between being a radio personality and being a nightclub DJ. How Sudario introduced D.B. to Florida's club DJ scene. Meeting DJ Boom and DJ Doc Roc. Why certain DJs could practically guarantee a packed nightclub. What D.B. learned watching them control a crowd. Working live broadcasts from Florida clubs. Why DJ Doc Roc was extremely selective about the projects carrying his name. The Saturday radio show that put D.B. and Doc Roc together. Why younger D.B. initially worried that having strict standards could hurt future opportunities. The moment D.B. began seeing those standards completely differently. Why protecting your reputation can matter more than a quick payday. And how that lesson still influences the way D.B. runs Video Music Bingo today. Twenty years ago, D.B. learned something he still believes: Your name isn't just what people call you. It's what people expect from you. And once people associate your name with a certain standard, protecting that reputation becomes part of the job. The Radio Journey continues next episode. Start D.B.'s Radio Journey with Episode 030 and catch every chapter at dbnycepodcast.com.

By this point in D.B.'s Florida radio career, Fly 92.1 was starting to feel like home—and one of the people helping make it that way was DJ Sudario. Together, D.B. and Sudario hosted the All Request Drive at Five, throwing the normal playlist rules aside and letting listeners help decide what came out of the speakers. But one of their biggest adventures together wouldn't happen inside the radio studio. D.B. was about to live on a bus for an entire week. Years earlier, while interning at Q102 in Philadelphia, D.B. had watched the station pull off a massive holiday toy drive. When Fly 92.1 needed a big Christmas promotion of its own, D.B. remembered the idea. Stuff-A-Bus was coming to Florida. On this episode: Why D.B. and DJ Sudario became such a strong team on the radio. The freedom—and chaos—of the All Request Drive at Five. How D.B.'s internship at Q102 continued influencing his career years later. Where D.B. first encountered the Stuff-A-Bus concept. Convincing management to bring the promotion to Fly 92.1. Finding a bus, location, food partners and everything else needed to make it work. Broadcasting live while collecting thousands of toys for local children. Why Sudario became one of the people D.B. relied on most during the event. How local schools, businesses and listeners rallied around the promotion. Why Stuff-A-Bus became a promotion D.B. would take with him to other radio stations. And the lesson that completely changed the way D.B. looked at his job. D.B. went into radio because he wanted to entertain people. Stuff-A-Bus helped teach him that being a local radio personality meant something more. You don't just broadcast to a community. You become part of it. The Radio Journey continues tomorrow. Start from the beginning with Episode 030 and catch every chapter at dbnycepodcast.com.

For most of D.B.'s life, he'd never really been alone. Growing up in New Jersey meant being surrounded by family, lifelong friends and familiar places. If things got tough, there was always somewhere—or someone—to turn to. Then radio changed everything. Bangor. Biloxi. Florida. New cities. New jobs. New people. And for the first time in his life, D.B. had to figure out how to build a life without the safety net he'd always known. Then an old friend came back into the story. Matt was moving to Florida. On this episode: Why a conversation with D.B.'s son made him look differently at this chapter of his own life. What it was really like moving hundreds of miles away from everything familiar. Why D.B. suddenly realized how much he'd taken his lifelong support system for granted. How D.B. helped Matt get an opportunity at the Florida radio station. Matt packing up and moving from Pennsylvania to Florida. Why a part-time radio job wasn't going to stop Matt from chasing the dream. The second job that helped him make it work. How an unfortunate change at the station eventually gave Matt his first full-time radio opportunity. Why having Matt in Florida gave D.B. a piece of home again. The group of friends that made Florida start feeling permanent. Golly—the stray cat who somehow became part of the radio station family. And Jimmy—the Siamese cat loud enough to convince D.B. there was a crying baby in his apartment. For the first time since leaving home to chase radio, D.B. wasn't just living somewhere new. He was building a home. And for a while, he honestly believed this might be the life he'd keep forever. The Radio Journey continues tomorrow. Start D.B.'s Radio Journey with Episode 030 and catch up anytime at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. finally has a home in Florida, a routine and a job he loves. Now it's time to meet some of the people who would turn Fly 92.1 from another stop in his radio career into one of its most memorable chapters. There was Booker—the prankster who learned the hard way that when D.B. says not to mess with him, he probably means it. There was DJ Sudario—a local club DJ who quickly became one of D.B.'s favorite people to work and hang out with. And then there was Drex. Young, smart and ambitious, Drex understood the radio business well beyond his years. When a sudden management change put him in charge of Fly 92.1, he and D.B. realized they shared the same goal: Make this their station. On this episode: Meeting the cast of characters at D.B.'s new Florida radio station. Why Booker probably should have listened when D.B. warned him not to mess with him. The night D.B. filled an entire office with hundreds of balloons. Remembering some of the coworkers who made Florida special. Why D.B. and DJ Sudario immediately clicked. Meeting Drex, one of the people who would become important to D.B.'s Florida years. How Drex became program director of Fly 92.1. Why D.B. respected working for a boss who challenged his ideas instead of simply shutting them down. Rebuilding the identity of a radio station whose original air staff had disappeared. D.B.'s move from nights to afternoon drive. The All Request Drive at Five with DJ Sudario . And the lineup that made Fly 92.1 finally feel like their station. Things at Fly were starting to take off. Unfortunately, things inside the building were also starting to change. And D.B. was about to learn that succeeding in radio sometimes required understanding a game he didn't even know he was playing. The Radio Journey continues tomorrow. Start D.B.'s Radio Journey with Episode 030 and catch up at dbnycepodcast.com.

Sometimes the smallest moments change the entire direction of your life. D.B. has officially left Biloxi and started the next chapter of his radio career in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. But there's still one major problem: He has nowhere to live. And he's not alone. In this episode, D.B. talks about something he's struggled with while telling this part of his Radio Journey—how to tell the story of these years without leaving out someone who played an important role in them: his son's mother. When D.B. accepted the Florida job, their relationship was still new. The original plan was to try long distance while she returned to Biloxi. Then something happened. She couldn't find gas. What seemed like a temporary problem during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina became one of those small moments D.B. can now look back on and wonder how differently his life might have unfolded if things had gone another way. On this episode: Why D.B. has struggled with talking about his son's mother during this part of the story. Looking back at how career-driven D.B. was in his twenties. The decision they faced when another radio opportunity arrived. Why they originally planned to try a long-distance relationship. The post-Katrina gas shortage that unexpectedly changed those plans. The song D.B. remembers playing during that moment. How one small decision became part of a chain of events that eventually led to D.B. becoming a dad. The increasingly troubling behavior of D.B.'s new program director. Why Fly 92.1 kept mysteriously going silent after midnight. The night things finally went too far. And how someone else's sudden departure unexpectedly gave D.B. the thing he'd desperately been searching for—a home. Sometimes life doesn't change because of one giant decision. Sometimes you just can't find a gas station. Next episode: Life in Florida starts feeling like a permanent vacation—and an old friend named Matt comes back into the story. Follow D.B.'s Radio Journey from the beginning starting with Episode 030. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast at dbnycepodcast.com

D.B. had a brilliant idea. Grab a few of the guys, fly down to Orlando and spend a weekend at Universal Studios. One problem: Somebody told the wives. This week, D.B. & Sherry somehow manage to cover everything from D.B.'s inability to stop making "your mom" jokes to his unhealthy excitement over corn. On this episode: Why D.B. apparently can't stop making "your mom" jokes to his own wife. The corn that completely ruined D.B.'s ability to enjoy the beach. Buying an expensive adjustable bed and realizing this is apparently what excites you when you're married. Should dogs really be allowed to test furniture? Why D.B. doesn't understand dogs in strollers. Chanel's complicated relationship with car rides and the veterinarian. D.B.'s proposed guys' weekend at Universal Studios. How the guys' weekend somehow became a couples trip. Whether Sherry would actually go to WrestleMania. Why D.B. now wants to visit Disneyland in California. D.B.'s idea for the world's most average superhero. And what happens when D.B. hands Sherry actual lines during the podcast and expects her to play along. Spoiler: it doesn't go well. New episodes of D.B. & Sherry are released every Saturday. Catch every episode of D.B. & Sherry, The D.B. Nyce Podcast and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. and Ted are back, and this time they're doing something incredibly dangerous: talking about their wives. What begins with the joys of watching your spouse fight with technology somehow turns into Alexa developing an attitude, D.B. and Ted deliberately trying to convince their phones they're obsessed with adult diapers, and the possibility that they've completely destroyed their social media algorithms. Then the guys tackle another important question: when you arrive at a hotel, do you unpack—or live directly out of the suitcase like you may need to flee the country at any moment? On this episode: Why D.B. enjoys watching Sherry get "technology miffed." Screwing with your spouse while they're using talk-to-text. Are our phones actually listening to us? D.B. and Ted attempt to flood everyone's algorithm with adult diapers. Why D.B. already has plans for his future pimp cane. The great vacation unpacking debate. Why Ted travels like a carny on the run. Can a grown man actually get a good night's sleep on a couch? And why D.B.'s body gets offended when he sleeps anywhere but his own bed. It's another completely normal conversation between D.B. and Ted—which means absolutely nothing stays normal for very long. D.B. & Ted — new episodes every Sunday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

Episode 043 | August 16, 2026 – My Last Song in Biloxi Hurricane Katrina changed everything—including D.B.'s future at 107.1 The Monkey. With the Gulf Coast struggling to recover and possible layoffs looming at the radio station, D.B.'s boss gave him some unexpected advice: if another opportunity came along, take it. So D.B. started making calls. Thanks to a radio friend he'd never even met in person, two opportunities suddenly appeared inside the same building in Florida—and both stations wanted D.B. On this episode: Why Hurricane Katrina forced D.B. to start looking for another radio job. The career advice D.B. still believes today: never burn bridges. How an online community of radio personalities helped shape D.B.'s career. The man D.B. had never met who helped him land his next opportunity. Why two program directors in the same building were competing to hire him. Choosing nights on Fly 92.1 in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. The emotional final broadcast on 107.1 The Monkey. Why leaving Biloxi made D.B. feel like he was abandoning the people he'd spent months talking to after Katrina. The final song D.B. played before leaving Mississippi. Driving into Florida and realizing almost immediately that he'd made the right decision. And another temporary hotel stay while D.B. desperately searched for somewhere to live. Biloxi had become much more than another radio job. It changed D.B.'s career, his relationships, and his understanding of what being a local radio personality could mean. But eventually, it was time to move on. And once again, Kelly Clarkson somehow ended up providing the soundtrack. Next episode: A tragedy at the radio station unexpectedly helps D.B. solve his biggest problem in Florida. Follow D.B.'s Radio Journey from the beginning starting with Episode 030. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast at www.dbnycepodcast.com 🎵 THE RADIO JOURNEY SOUNDTRACK Chapter Song: "Since U Been Gone" – Kelly Clarkson This was the final song D.B. played on 107.1 The Monkey before leaving Biloxi and beginning the next chapter of his career in Florida. Watch the official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRlsE9bD7HM

Before D.B. closes the book on Biloxi, Mississippi, there are a few people—and one spectacularly bad prediction—he needs to tell you about. After the devastation and heavier memories of Hurricane Katrina, this chapter goes back to the people who made D.B.'s time on the Gulf Coast unforgettable. There's Fat Guy, the intimidating punk-rock-looking radio guy who taught D.B. something unexpected about pedicures. There's Grady, the ball of energy who helped the new guy from New Jersey discover Biloxi. And then there's Caroline—a regular caller who became an unofficial character on D.B.'s radio show and knew exactly how to get the phones ringing. Twenty years later, she's built an online following of her own as Mississippi Kween. But D.B. saved his worst prediction for last. Back in 2005, an up-and-coming artist recorded a custom liner saying D.B.'s name and promoting his radio show. After Katrina, while cleaning out his desk, D.B. found the CD and threw it away. Why? Because he figured she'd probably be a one-hit wonder. Her name was Rihanna. Whoops. On this episode: Meet one of D.B.'s favorite characters from his radio career: Fat Guy. How a punk-rock-looking dude convinced D.B. to get his first pedicure. Remembering Grady and D.B.'s introduction to life on the Gulf Coast. How regular callers became unofficial characters on D.B.'s nightly radio show. The incredible New Jersey connection D.B. discovered with Caroline. How Caroline went from radio-show troublemaker to Mississippi Kween. Why radio has always been "theater of the mind." And the story of the Rihanna recording D.B. wishes he had kept forever. Sometimes the things you throw away become a lot more valuable twenty years later. Next episode: D.B. finally leaves Biloxi—and the Radio Journey heads somewhere completely different. Follow D.B.'s Radio Journey from the beginning starting with Episode 030. Listen to every episode at www.dbnycepodcast.com

Hurricane Katrina changed the Gulf Coast forever—and it also changed the way D.B. looked at radio. After the storm, the normal formats disappeared. It didn't matter whether you worked at the Top 40 station, rock station or country station. People weren't looking for entertainment anymore. They needed information. Where could they find bottled water? Food? Shelter? Help? And suddenly D.B. understood that being a local radio personality meant something much bigger than playing songs and making people laugh. On this episode: What radio sounded like on the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina. Why bottled water became part of everyday life. How multiple radio stations came together to serve one community. The moment D.B. realized the responsibility that comes with being a local personality. Why this Radio Journey isn't about celebrating everything D.B. did right. Looking back at mistakes with 20 years of perspective. Former coworkers beginning to reconnect after hearing these stories. Why D.B. wants to hear other people's versions of the memories he's been sharing. And a reflection on Lucas, the program director who hired D.B. in Biloxi, after learning of his passing. Sometimes you don't understand the importance of a chapter while you're living it. For D.B., Biloxi became much more than another stop in his radio career. This is another chapter of D.B.'s Radio Journey. Start with Episode 030 and follow the story from the beginning. Listen to every episode at www.dbnycepodcast.com

Just as D.B. begins to find his footing in Biloxi, Mississippi, something unexpected changes the course of his life forever. What starts as a story about building an audience and finding someone special quickly becomes a story about surviving one of the most devastating natural disasters in American history. On this episode: Meeting the woman who would become Christopher's mother. Using MySpace to connect with listeners long before social media became what it is today. The awkward first date that almost became the last. Why one person gave D.B. a reason to stay in Biloxi. Returning to New Jersey for a family visit... just as Hurricane Katrina formed. Watching the Gulf Coast disaster unfold from hundreds of miles away. The fear of not knowing whether friends, family, coworkers—or even home—still existed. Returning to Biloxi to find a community forever changed. Discovering that radio was no longer about entertaining people—it was about helping them survive. Some moments don't just change your career. They change the way you see the world. This is Part Nine of D.B.'s radio journey. Next time, D.B. shares what it was like returning to a city devastated by Hurricane Katrina and how radio became one of the community's lifelines. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

D.B. finally arrives in Biloxi, Mississippi, ready to begin the next chapter of his radio career—but within hours, he's questioning whether he made the biggest mistake of his life. The station isn't what he expected. The equipment feels outdated. Listeners don't want to give the "new guy" a chance. And before long, he's wondering if he should turn around and head back to New Jersey. On this episode: Taking over for the popular night host known as Danger Boy. Winning over listeners who didn't want anyone replacing their favorite DJ. The shock of walking into a studio that felt like a major step backward. The conversation with Vinnie that almost ended the Biloxi adventure before it truly began. Why D.B. chose to stay even when everything told him to leave. Meeting new coworkers, including Dan and a future friend known as Fat Guy. Clashing with a program director whose management style challenged everything D.B. believed about radio. Learning one of the most important career lessons of all: not every battle is worth fighting. Sometimes the biggest victories come from simply refusing to quit when everything feels wrong. This is Part Eight of D.B.'s radio journey. Next time, D.B. shares the story of someone who entered his life at exactly the right moment—and changed it forever. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

After losing his first full-time radio job in Bangor, Maine, D.B. suddenly finds himself back home in New Jersey wondering if his broadcasting career is already over. What follows is a chapter filled with uncertainty, long nights, and one unforgettable road trip that would change everything. On this episode: Returning home after being let go from his first radio job. Taking a physically demanding overnight delivery job while searching for another opportunity. The online community of radio DJs that helped keep his dream alive. What being "on the beach" means in the broadcasting world. The phone call that led to an offer from 107.1 The Monkey in Biloxi, Mississippi. A two-day road trip with Vinnie that quickly turned into an adventure. Breaking down in Alabama and spending the night in one of the sketchiest hotels imaginable. Meeting a kind mechanic whose generosity restored D.B.'s faith in people. Arriving on the Mississippi Gulf Coast... only to wonder if moving there had been a terrible mistake. Sometimes the hardest part of chasing a dream isn't getting the opportunity—it's having the courage to start all over again. This is Part Seven of D.B.'s radio journey. Next time, D.B. explains why arriving in Biloxi made him question everything. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

D.B.'s journey through Bangor, Maine reaches its dramatic conclusion with two unforgettable moments that changed the way he looked at both life and his career. What begins as another late-night walk back to his hotel after finishing his radio show quickly turns into one of the scariest nights of his life. On this episode: The terrifying encounter that left D.B. hiding in a motel bathtub. Discovering a murder suspect was staying just two doors away. Why Bangor nearly convinced him to give up and go home. The lessons he learned about competition in the radio business. An unexpected friendship with a competing DJ that changed his perspective. The mistake that ultimately cost him his first full-time radio job. Why getting fired turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened to his career. Sometimes the moments that feel like the end of your story are actually preparing you for the next chapter. As D.B. closes the book on Bangor, a brand-new adventure—and one of the most important chapters of his life—is about to begin. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com.

For the first time in a while, D.B. and Ted are recording together in the same studio instead of miles apart—and after working two back-to-back events with very little sleep, things quickly go off the rails. On this episode: Why getting older makes late nights feel like a full-contact sport. The reality of bouncing back after staying up until 2:00 in the morning. Why midnight movie premieres just aren't worth it anymore. The debate over watching movies at home versus seeing them in the theater. Marvel fans who cheer through the biggest scenes. How one conversation somehow wandered completely off course. The strange world of Venmo payment comments—and why some people probably shouldn't be trusted with them. From aching backs and sleep deprivation to superhero movies, movie theater etiquette, and hilarious Venmo transactions, this episode is exactly what happens when two longtime friends sit down behind the microphones with no script and very little sleep. Sometimes the best conversations are the ones that completely lose their way. New episodes of D.B. & Ted are released every Sunday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

D.B. & Sherry are finally back from their honeymoon in Aruba—and they're already trying to figure out how to go back. This week, they recap their stay at Secrets Baby Beach, settle the great hotel-room drawer debate from the last episode, talk about being pampered from the moment they arrived, and explain why D.B. apparently fell in love with a shower. They also tell the full story behind one of the funniest moments of the entire honeymoon: walking through the rain to investigate a mysterious Aruba attraction they thought was called the "Pest Room." It wasn't. Not even close. On this episode: The official answer to the honeymoon drawer challenge. Why D.B. took approximately 4,000 showers in Aruba. Champagne, chocolates and being spoiled at the resort. Becoming the oldest members of an unofficial honeymooners club. D.B. attempting to speak young-person slang. The pool and Baby Beach. The legendary Pest Room adventure. Exploring Aruba by UTV. Snorkeling, turtles and a shipwreck. Meeting new friends thousands of miles from home. And why Sherry refuses to eat anything that's still looking at her. Plus, D.B. & Sherry want to know: Where did YOU go on your honeymoon? Tell them on Facebook—you might just give them an idea for their next trip. D.B. & Sherry — new episodes every Saturday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

On this episode, D.B.'s journey through Bangor, Maine continues—but this chapter isn't really about radio. It's about learning what it means to chase a dream when you're far from home, short on money, and relying on nothing but determination to keep moving forward. On this episode: The reality of surviving on a small-market radio salary. Living in a hotel while trying to save enough money for a car and an apartment. Why leftover pizza in the station break room sometimes became dinner. Spending Thanksgiving alone for the first time in his life. How loneliness turned into motivation instead of defeat. The unforgettable personalities that made B97 feel like family. The outrageous on-air antics that made D.B. the talk of Bangor. The hilarious story of 2 Phat, "The Mad Humper," and the infamous Paul Bunyan stunt. Why local kids started recording the show and trading tapes at school. Sometimes the hardest chapters of life become the ones you're most grateful you lived through. Looking back now, D.B. realizes that every struggle in Bangor helped shape the person—and the broadcaster—he would eventually become. This is Part Five of D.B.'s radio journey. Next time, D.B. shares the frightening story that made Bangor feel like something straight out of a Stephen King novel. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

Episode 033 | August 6, 2026 – Breakaway The journey continues as D.B. leaves New Jersey behind to chase his first full-time radio job in Bangor, Maine. What begins as a road trip with a good friend soon becomes one of the biggest leaps of faith of his life. On this episode: The story of how D.B. met his friend Matt Francis. Becoming the unofficial "studio vulture" at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. A ten-hour road trip to Bangor, Maine for a life-changing interview. Learning how to pronounce "Bangor" the right way. Landing the first full-time radio job on B97. Moving hundreds of miles away from family and everything familiar. Living out of a hotel while trying to build a career. Why Kelly Clarkson's "Breakaway" became the soundtrack to one of the biggest decisions of D.B.'s life. Sometimes chasing a dream means leaving everything comfortable behind and hoping the risk is worth it. 🎵 Soundtrack of This Chapter Every great story has a soundtrack. As D.B. shares The Radio Years, he'll also share the songs that instantly take him back to each chapter of his life. This Chapter's Song Kelly Clarkson – "Breakaway" Every time I hear this song, I'm reminded of packing up everything I owned, leaving New Jersey behind, and driving to Bangor, Maine to begin my very first full-time radio job. It became the soundtrack to one of the biggest leaps of faith I've ever taken. ▶️ Watch the music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-3vPxKdj6o This is Part Four of D.B.'s radio journey. Next time, D.B. shares what it was really like living in Bangor—including the unforgettable stories that came after the move. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com.  

On this episode, D.B. continues the story of his early radio career by sharing one of his biggest ideas... a project that completely fell apart. But as it turns out, that failure led to friendships, opportunities, and experiences that would shape the rest of his career. On this episode: The ambitious plan to turn a radio show into a television show—years before video podcasts became the norm. Why one failed project turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened. The birth of The Hit Squad and why D.B. retired his own name as the show's title. Behind-the-scenes stories about Durr the Intern, Little Joe, and Dawn. The outrageous stunts that kept listeners coming back every week. The infamous "100 Grand" contest and why DJs across the country had to be very careful playing that game. How everything the Hit Squad learned eventually led to D.B.'s first paid radio job. Sometimes the opportunities that change your life don't arrive the way you expect. Sometimes they begin with a plan that completely falls apart. This is Part Three of D.B.'s radio journey. In the next episode, D.B. shares how all of those years of hard work finally paid off with his very first paying radio job—and the unbelievable place it took him. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com.

Episode 031 | August 4, 2026 – I Bought My Own Radio Show Yesterday, D.B. shared how he discovered his love for broadcasting. Today, he tells the unbelievable story of what happened after broadcasting school—when nobody would hire him, so he decided to create his own opportunity. On this episode: The lengths D.B. went to in hopes of landing his first radio job. The Christmas tree stunt that didn't go quite as planned. Why buying two hours of airtime every week changed everything. The origins of Wild Bill and Durr the Intern. How one unforgettable stunt involving a garden hose caught the attention of DJs at a major Philadelphia radio station. Behind-the-scenes stories from D.B.'s earliest days on the radio. The surprising chain of events that would eventually lead to the creation of D.B. & Ted decades later. Sometimes the biggest opportunities don't come from getting hired—they come from betting on yourself. 🎵 Soundtrack of This Chapter Every great story has a soundtrack. As D.B. shares The Radio Years, he'll also share the songs that instantly take him back to each chapter of his life. This Chapter's Song No Doubt – "Hella Good" This wasn't just another hit song from 2003—it became part of one of the most unforgettable nights of my early radio career. During one of our crazy radio stunts, Durr the Intern stood outside while Wild Bill and I blasted him with a garden hose. As soaked as he was, Durr kept singing along to the songs we were playing, and "Hella Good" was one of them. That stunt would eventually catch the attention of DJs at a major Philadelphia radio station and become one of the moments that helped open the next door in my career. Now, every time I hear "Hella Good," I'm instantly transported back to those early days when it was just D.B., Wild Bill, and Durr the Intern trying to make people laugh and prove we belonged on the radio. ▶️ Watch the music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtTj4cramPM This is Part Two of D.B.'s radio journey. In the next episode, D.B. shares how one small radio station opened even bigger doors and helped shape the career that followed. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com  

On this episode, D.B. celebrates 30 episodes by looking back at where it all began. Long before morning radio, podcasts, and Studio 42, there was a high school student who discovered a microphone... and never really looked back. On this episode: How a monthly high school radio program sparked a lifelong passion. Landing that very first job on a local AM radio station. Why "D.B." became an on-air name. The unexpected story behind the unique spelling of Nyce. The advice that changed the direction of D.B.'s career. Attending broadcasting school and chasing a dream. Why buying his own airtime became the opportunity no one else would give him. How taking a chance on himself helped launch a career that's still going today. Every career has a beginning, and this episode tells the story behind one microphone, one dream, and one decision to keep going even when the opportunities weren't there. This is Part One of D.B.'s radio journey. In the next episode, he shares how that tiny late-night radio show changed his life forever and introduced him to friendships that still exist today. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at www.dbnycepodcast.com

This week, D.B. and Ted take a trip down memory lane as they revisit D.B.'s lifelong dream of owning his own arcade and discuss what happens when you finally accomplish a childhood goal. This week, they discuss: D.B.'s obsession with Arcade1Up machines and the time he literally had an arcade in his home. The pizza delivery guy who asked if he could come inside and play Mortal Kombat. Why accomplishing your dream sometimes means realizing you're ready to move on to the next one. Ted's collection of abandoned hobbies and the concept of "proof of concept." The legendary "orchestra of chaos" that only arcade lovers can truly appreciate. Whether Sherry would have married D.B. if she had walked into an apartment filled with arcade machines. Aruba, honeymoon plans, and Ted's infamous vacation FaceTime calls. And how an innocent conversation somehow led to the creation of "The Summer of STDs." From arcade cabinets and WWF championship belts to pizza guys, nostalgia, and ADHD, this episode is a reminder that growing older doesn't mean letting go of your childhood—it just means finding new ways to appreciate it. So grab your favorite drink, pull up a chair, and spend some time with D.B. and Ted as they laugh their way through old memories and prove that some friendships are built one deep cut at a time. "I gave a lot of people STDs this summer." New episodes of D.B. & Ted are released every Sunday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

As you're listening to this episode, D.B. and Sherry have already returned from Aruba—but when they recorded this show, they had no idea what was waiting for them. Would D.B. get attacked by seagulls? Bit by a turtle? Would Sherry insist on unpacking before they even saw the beach? And most importantly... How many drawers would their hotel room have? This week, the husband-and-wife duo discuss: Their predictions for Aruba before they leave. The great Uncrustable vs. homemade peanut butter and jelly debate. Why D.B. believes he's married to his teacher. Whether Sherry secretly hates kindergartners. Why Ronald McDonald's money spends just as well as everyone else's. And the shocking revelation that Sherry doesn't listen to D.B.'s daily podcast. Filled with laughter, playful teasing, and the kind of conversations only a married couple can have, Episode 028 is another reminder that sometimes the best moments happen when you simply hit "record" and see where the conversation takes you. New episodes of D.B. & Sherry are released every Saturday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

On this episode, D.B. is feeling nostalgic as another month of summer comes to an end. A conversation with someone who once worked in the arcade industry gets him wondering whether he was born just a little too late—and sends him down memory lane to a time when malls were packed, food courts were destinations, and a handful of quarters could keep you entertained for an afternoon. On this episode: A listener struggling with being the sibling everyone depends on when an aging parent needs help. D.B. wonders whether he was born in the wrong era. The job from the golden age of arcades that he wishes he could have had. Why going to the mall used to be an event—even when you didn't have any money. Getting dropped off at the mall for hours with your friends. The glory days of food courts, anchor stores, and mall arcades. Why today's malls feel like a shell of what they once were. And D.B. settles an important debate once and for all: a room full of ticket and prize games is NOT an arcade. From childhood memories and disappearing summers to Pac-Man, Galaga, mall food courts, and the difference between an arcade and a game room, D.B. takes a trip back to a time when hanging out didn't require Wi-Fi—and entertainment sometimes cost just a quarter. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and spend a little time with D.B. as he wonders whether some things really were better back then. "Don't tell me you went to the arcade at the mall this weekend. I'll say, 'No, you didn't.'" New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

Some childhood favorites are better left in the past. D.B. revisits the action movies he once thought were masterpieces—only to discover terrible acting, ridiculous dialogue, questionable plots, and a whole lot of whispering from Steven Seagal. He also remembers encyclopedias and Blockbuster nights, questions people wearing hoodies in 98-degree weather, and helps a listener caught between protecting his family’s Christmas traditions and pleasing the grandparents. What movie did you love growing up that absolutely does not hold up today? Listen to every episode at www.dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. is back from his honeymoon with Sherry, and one week in Aruba has left him with plenty of stories—and apparently an entire Facebook Messenger conversation with himself. On his first episode back, D.B. shares one honeymoon adventure that sounded considerably more exciting before he figured out what he was actually looking at. On this episode: A listener wonders whether becoming a homebody is just part of getting older. D.B. and Sherry's first experience staying at an all-inclusive resort in Aruba. The mysterious "Pest Room" they just had to investigate. Why D.B. messages himself recipes, reminders, show ideas, and random thoughts. The origin of FAT FAT FAT. A preview of some of the stories D.B. brought home from Aruba. Why people always ask D.B. to do his "radio voice." And what radio people actually mean when they accuse someone of "puking." From mysterious signs and $2 bathrooms to recipes, radio voices, and a Messenger thread that probably shouldn't be seen by anyone, D.B. is back behind the microphone with a week's worth of stories waiting to be told. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and spend a little time with D.B. as he kicks off another chapter of his audio journal. "It wasn't a pest room. It was a rest room." New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

his week, D.B. and Ted are back for another trip down memory lane as they revisit some of their favorite deep cuts from years past and discover they've officially entered their "old school" era. This week, they discuss: The legendary Golden Axe episode and the return of Axe, Thunderhead, and Tyrus Flair. Ted's accidental "excellent adventure" while filling in for Video Music Bingo. The genius of Blink-Juan 82 covers performed by "Blink One 82." Whether Nintendo will ever give us the Zelda movie fans have been waiting for. The origin story of Dr. Silly Pants. Why watching your friends' Reels has become social media homework. And how two grown men somehow spent several minutes debating pocket protectors, Hot Cross Buns, and the word "conversate." From video games and cover songs to social scores and nostalgia, this episode is a reminder that getting older doesn't mean growing up—it just means going to bed earlier. So grab your favorite drink, settle into your favorite chair, and spend some time with D.B. and Ted as they prove that some friendships only get better (and weirder) with age. New episodes of D.B. & Ted are released every Sunday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

As you're listening to this episode, D.B. and Sherry are enjoying their honeymoon on the beautiful beaches of Aruba. Before they left, they sat down behind the microphones for another fun and unscripted conversation about life, marriage, and the little things that make them laugh. This week, they discuss: Whether it's ever okay to give your baby someone else's breast milk. Why Alexa has become the unofficial snitch of the household. The convenience (and dangers) of online shopping. Sherry's unwavering loyalty to "bougie" toilet paper. And how a simple conversation between a husband and wife can take some very unexpected turns. From Aruba daydreams and Amazon confessions to Angel Soft, hot dogs, and plenty of laughs, this episode is a reminder that some of the best moments in marriage happen when you're simply enjoying each other's company. So pull up a chair, imagine your toes in the sand, and spend a little time with D.B. and Sherry as they invite you into their world. "Stepping on the beach... woo-hoo-hoo." New episodes of D.B. & Sherry are released every Saturday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

On this episode, D.B. reflects on family traditions, chasing your dreams, and the importance of believing in people—especially when they're young and trying to figure out who they want to become. On this episode: A listener email about family game nights and what happens when children grow up and move on. Why family traditions don't have to end—they can evolve. D.B.'s memories of watching Star Trek: The Next Generation with his dad. Christopher's dream of starting his own YouTube channel. Why D.B. refuses to tell his son, or anyone else, that they can't achieve their dreams. The lessons learned from more than 25 years in radio and entertainment. The difference between being a tiger that's fed and a tiger that hunts. And why it's always better to try and fail than spend a lifetime wondering, "What if?" From family nights and pizza to YouTube, radio, and life lessons, this episode is a reminder that sometimes all a person needs is someone willing to say, "Okay, let's do this." So grab your favorite drink, settle into your favorite chair, and spend a little time with D.B. as he shares another chapter of his audio journal. "It's okay to try and fail. But it's worse to spend your life wondering what would've happened if you tried." New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

On this episode, D.B. reflects on marriage, social media, and the growing divide between people who simply disagree with one another. What begins as a conversation about thermostats and sponge holders eventually turns into a larger discussion about kindness, friendship, and why life is too short to spend it angry. On this episode: The thermostat wars that every married couple eventually faces. Why some of the little things our spouses do can become the things we'd miss the most. Sherry's insistence that certain household items have a designated "home." Feeling guilty about being a "post and go" person on social media. Why D.B. spends more time creating content than consuming it. The dangers of allowing politics to define friendships and relationships. And why the world might be a better place if we all spent a little less time arguing and a little more time listening. From thermostats and sponge holders to social media and finding common ground, this episode is a reminder that life is too short to spend it angry at people who simply see the world differently than we do. "Can't we just find a way for us all to coexist and not be mad at each other?" New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

This week, D.B. is counting down the days until his honeymoon in Aruba and reflecting on just how quickly life seems to move. This week, he discusses: The excitement of being just days away from his long-awaited trip to Aruba with Sherry. A heartfelt listener email from a father struggling with the idea of his daughter graduating and leaving home. Why every parent eventually has to learn how to let their children grow up. The moment D.B. realized his son wasn't little anymore. The challenges of secretly packing for vacation when your dog takes it as a sign of impending doom. New ways listeners can interact with the show through daily poll questions and emails. The growing D.B. Nyce Podcast community and the mission to add Kansas to the list of listening states. And why some of life's biggest moments happen in the ordinary days we don't realize we'll miss someday. From honeymoon preparations and family memories to listener stories and life lessons, this episode is a reminder to appreciate the people and moments that make life special before they become memories. So grab your favorite drink, settle into your favorite chair, and spend a little time with D.B. as he shares another chapter of his audio journal. "It's kinda crazy how fast 17 years go by." New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday. Listen to every episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com. This version preserves all of the surprises in the episode while still selling the emotional core: Aruba, parenting, nostalgia, and building a community around the show.

For over 25 years, D.B. Nyce has entertained audiences behind a microphone. But on today's episode, he realizes something: He's not doing a morning show anymore. He's doing a podcast. In this deeply personal episode, D.B. talks about the evolution of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, why he's moving away from his radio roots, and why he believes this show has become more than just another podcast—it's become his audio journal. Along the way, he discusses: Why he started the podcast in the first place. The growth of the show and listeners from around the world. Why "Hey D.B. Nyce" is here to stay. The rise of AI and whether we should be afraid of it. An AI radio DJ that thought Friday was Sunday. Why technology should help humans, not replace them. And why he hopes his son—and maybe even his grandchildren—will someday listen back and hear these stories. This episode marks a turning point for The D.B. Nyce Podcast as D.B. officially leaves behind the structure of morning radio and fully embraces what this show has become: An audio journal of life, family, friendship, and the stories worth remembering. Listen to The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. & Sherry, and D.B. & Ted at dbnycepodcast.com.

On today's episode, D.B. tackles a listener email about husbands who refuse to use GPS, shares his thoughts on guests telling DJs to turn down the music at parties, and explains why he's become the unofficial music trivia expert among friends and strangers alike. Along the way, he reflects on the growing audience of the podcast, including listeners from across the United States and around the world, and talks about what it's like to realize you've become "the adult in the room." Plus: Why using GPS isn't admitting defeat. The proper etiquette for talking to a DJ at a party. Gwen Stefani, No Doubt, and settling music-related arguments. Listeners in Japan, Hong Kong, and the United Kingdom. And a final thought about growing older and embracing the roles life gives us. New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday, with D.B. & Sherry every Saturday and D.B. & Ted every Sunday. Listen to every episode at dbnycepodcast.com.

D.B. and Ted are back! In the very first D.B. & Ted weekend episode, the guys catch up after D.B.'s wedding and talk about everything that happened leading up to the big day. Ted shares what it was like serving as best man, they relive stories from the bachelor party, and look back on a wedding they'll never forget. The conversation also takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about growing up, hanging out at the mall, classic arcades, Toys "R" Us, and the stores every kid couldn't wait to visit. It's two lifelong friends doing what they do best—telling stories, making each other laugh, and taking listeners along for the ride.

Welcome to D.B. & Sherry, the Saturday edition of the D.B. Nyce Podcast! In their very first episode as husband and wife, D.B. and Sherry look back on their unforgettable wedding day, settle a hilarious debate over peanut butter and jelly Uncrustables, laugh about Amazon deliveries taking over their lives, and talk about getting ready for their honeymoon in Aruba. From wedding memories and travel planning to everyday married life, it's a fun, relaxed conversation filled with laughs, stories, and the little moments every couple can relate to. 🌐 Listen anytime at: dbnycepodcast.com

In this heartfelt episode of The D.B. Nyce Podcast, D.B. responds to a listener email about kids, puppies, and responsibility before sharing one of the biggest milestones in a parent's life—his son Christopher getting his driver's license. D.B. talks about teaching financial responsibility, why kids should learn to communicate face-to-face, and the importance of preparing our children for adulthood. Along the way, he shares his thoughts on parents ordering for their kids at restaurants, introduces listeners to his own definition of "squirreling," and reflects on just how quickly the years seem to pass. It all leads to a touching final thought that every parent will understand: "You were supposed to stay little for a while." New episodes of The D.B. Nyce Podcast are released every weekday, with D.B. & Sherry every Saturday and D.B. & Ted every Sunday. Listen to every episode exclusively at www.dbnycepodcast.com