Thee Talkers Podcast: Unscripted

Send us Fan Mail Joe and Thee Gooch explain their one weekend day off after the interview with a special guest Kevin W. Good, Joe tells Thee Gooch he handle the interview with Kevin W. Good terrific and letting him know that we were a bunch of idiots to break the ice for the interview. Joe  and Thee Gooch says he was very great guy.Joe mentions he's battling an infected tooth, he explains it might be his gums that are infected. Thee Gooch gives Joe an advise to do a remedy instead of taking pharmaceuticals pills that kill the pain.Thee Gooch explains he hasn't took a aspirin or any pharmaceutical medication.Joe talks about coming out from work went to go shopping and delt with a bad driver and they exchange words.Joe talks to Thee Gooch about what he wanted to say to the bad driver.Bad drivers always play victim just so they wont feel stupid etc.The Gooch is relaxing from working and waiting to get back to work.Earthquakes going around with more birth pangs its getting strongerThe San Andrea's Fault is a lie and the earth is flat and supposed to stop for 7  seconds and gravity is a theory earth.California is due for a huge Earthquake would they help us or not?Thee Gooch ask if; are we prepared for a huge Earthquake?Thee Gooch he doesn't believe the San Andreas fault , that it's just a fear mongering tactic.Remo joins the show and talks about his new job, doing the duties that he knows.The Earthquake's that are happening around Valenzuela, Spain, and Indonesia, Tsunami clip, living the end time prophesies occurring, a mam prophesize, and people blaming God.God and Religion, Religion is man made, the New movie the Resurrection Director Mel Gibson coming soon 2027.Remo talks about a new comedy series from HBO Max, Thee Gooch, Remo and Joe talk about who as the code for HBO Max.The Superbowl and the Olympics' coming in Los Angeles in 2028, Thee  Gooch says for being in Wyoming he's missing a lot in Los Angeles.Joe, Remo, and Thee Gooch talk about going to Wyoming, Joe talking about having a vacation but he can't.Thee Gooch, and Remo says joe is to picky on finding a woman, Joe has high standards.Remo willing to take his new car to go visit Wyoming, car needs oil change, maintaining his car, Thee Gooch had a bad oil filter when he had a oil change.Remo talks about getting ready to go to the brewery with his friend, Remo has his friend Paco to pick him up, no Uber is needed.Joe, Remo and Thee Gooch appreciate you tuning in and hearing us, this is our 4th year being on the podcast business.      Support our podcastTip us : http://paypal.me/theetalkerspodcasthttps://www.patreon.com/c/theetalkerspodTip us: https://buymeacoffee.com/theetalkers4uTip us : https://cash.app/$TheeTalkersDon't Drink and Drive! 

Episode 1 Season 4The Host: Joe, Remo, and Thee Gooch Send us Fan MailKen W. Good, Texas bail attorney and a board member of the Professional Bondsmen of Texas. Overview: Are electronic monitoring and no-cash bail policies putting public safety at risk? The debate has taken on new urgency following the recent case out of Houston, where Lee Gilley, a capital murder defendant accused of killing his pregnant wife, allegedly removed his ankle monitor and fled the United States.  He booked and boarded an international flight, ultimately reaching Italy before authorities were even aware he had gone missing. Gilley’s GPS device triggered a tampering alert on May 1.  But due to inconsistencies with Harris County’s after-hours monitoring protocols, including delayed communication between the monitoring vendor, Pretrial Services and law enforcement, no immediate action was taken.  In fact, it took roughly 60 hours before the court and prosecutors were even notified that he had fled. By that point, Gilley had already left the country. The case has raised serious questions about whether electronic monitoring systems are capable of preventing flight in high-risk cases or whether they function primarily as after-the-fact tracking tools.  It has also drawn renewed scrutiny to staffing and response gaps within Harris County’s Pretrial Services, particularly during nights and weekends when violations may not be acted upon in real time. The incident has now attracted attention from state leadership as well, with Texas governor Greg Abbott signaling support for future legislative efforts to tighten bail rules and address failures in electronic monitoring systems involving violent offenders and bail jumpers. Supporters of bail reform continue to argue that the issue lies not in the policy itself, but in implementation, funding and judicial discretion.  But high-profile cases like this one are intensifying public scrutiny and fueling a broader national conversation about whether current systems adequately protect public safety in cases involving violent defendants. Talking points may include:--  Whether electronic monitoring is a reliable alternative to detention for high-risk defendants--  The role judicial discretion plays in pretrial release decisions under no-cash bail systems--  Whether recent cases point to systemic flaws or failures in implementation--  How policymakers can balance reform efforts with the need to protect public safety      Don't Drink and Drive Support our podcastTip us : http://paypal.me/theetalkerspodcasthttps://www.patreon.com/c/theetalkerspodTip us: https://buymeacoffee.com/theetalkers4uTip us : https://cash.app/$TheeTalkers🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/4756313992200192

Send us Fan MailEps.4 S3   Faith, Free Speech, and the Cost of Speaking TruthThe hosts draw powerful parallels between Kirk's assassination and historical political murders, noting how figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy met similar fates for speaking truths that challenged the status quo. They examine how mainstream media has selectively quoted Kirk to vilify him while ignoring the nuance of his positions, including his refusal to accept funding offers from political powers.Eps 5 S3 Brothers ReflectThe conversation weaves through personal reflections on loss, with powerful memories of their parents' passings and how those experiences transformed their emotional landscape. "My emotions are different after our parents passed away," one brother admits, highlighting how profound loss reshapes our perspectives on life. Their planned visit to their grandmother takes on special significance as they acknowledge it may be "unfortunately for the last time," while still hoping for more time together.Eps 6 S3 Spiritual Warfare in a Divided WorldThroughout our conversation runs an undercurrent of spiritual warfare—the sense that today's events reflect not just political or cultural struggles but a deeper conflict between good and evil.  Eps.7 S3 A Conservative TalkFrom there, we widen the lens and tackle the mess of the moment: a grim Texas headline, claims of police stand‑downs, and the way leadership and media shape what we fear and what we ignore. We argue about the government shutdown, funding fights, and how outrage becomes a script. Then we crash straight into culture wars with a spicy take on the Super Bowl halftime debate and the Bad Bunny backlash—who gets the biggest stage, who decides, and why the choice feels bigger than music.Eps.8 S3 Everything Is Bad NewsEd Gein’s crimes shaped Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs, and talk about what the series gets right: the psychology, the casting, and the uneasy line between truth and myth.Eps.35 S3Saturday Night FeverA bad day of Uber driving, tips, and not wasting gas  • Banking fraud scare, cancelling a card too fast, and getting stuck at Walmart checkout  • Claims of political corruption, investigations that go nowhere, and distrust in accountability Eps 37 S3 A Hot Summer Talk, Work and Media ScandalsJoe buys two lottery tickets and if he wins, he will buy a house for Thee Gooch, Sis, Remo and pay for being in the show and partial for the family, and Thee Gooch will built his own houseEps 38 S3  WIFI Technical Difficulties And Media Thee Gooch's having trouble login in the showJoe describing Thee Gooch audio dropping Thee Gooch is getting annoyed with his Wi-Fi Thee Gooch notifies Joe that he wont be on the podcast next weekJoe explains he was tired from work, he ate and drank 3 beers he fell asleep and threw up while he was sleeping and woke up choking and couldn't breathe and was coughing.Thee Gooch explains why are you eating while you go to sleep, there's people that die from that cause.Support our podcastTip us : http://paypal.me/theetalkerspodcasthttps://www.patreon.com/c/theetalkerspodTip us: https://buymeacoffee.com/theetalkers4uTip us : https://cash.app/$TheeTalkers🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/4756313992200192

Send us Fan MailJoe starts off talking, Remo and Thee Gooch is not on the show, he's all by himself all alone in his empty house. Thee Talkers want to thank you to all the listeners for their downloads Joe talks about their 4 year anniversary being in the podcast business, staying strongJoe talks about how he wanted to be a radio personality, that he didn't know how to do it and it wasn't easyPeople that talk to themselves have a better chance to do a podcast or be on radio When you start a podcast you don't grow popular fast and takes time, just like TV, shows, it takes about more than 5 Years to grow popular, Joe mentions it takes time to grow a podcast, if you're good you have the talent Joe says that he didn't think their podcast wouldn't last Remo and Thee Gooch stood in the podcast and Benny the one that left the show willinglyJoe talks about how he started doing the podcast Joe talks about his first Episode, 1 Season 1  (The Beginning)Joe talks how he was influence by Howard Stern when he first saw his channel 9 show, wanting to be just like Howard SternJoe talks about how his investment for doing his podcast is worth it and to spend money is to make money Joe explains his story how they started to in the late 80's and the 90's how before social media was around, how his first pretend radio show was named "The Fart Squad" than the 90's came around he name his second pretend show "The Talkers".Joe talks about his investment on his mixer and microphones Joe talks about moving on to a different carrier for monetize situations reasonsJoe apologizes the way he is speaking because he was tipsyJoe talks about Howard Stern, he's the first and started everything and change radio foreverHoward Stern is the freedom speech of radio, Joe lost he tapes that he pretending to be Howard SternJoe talks about what he wanted to be Elvis Presley, Howard Stern, police officer and a U.S Marine Joe talks about how his dad knew how to write music and his family knew musicJoe talks about how he loves what he's doing and the great technology help him out. If you love what you love to do, do it don't let no one tell you different, Joe wants to be a radio engineer, to go to school but he thinks it's too lateJoe explains how he tells, Rem and Thee Gooch that he doesn't want to work for no one do his own business and work for ourselves , it takes time to make money doing a podcast Don't pay attention to others what they tell you, just ignore them and they will get madJoe mentions that he is sick being congested and doesn't like summer and uses to smoke and quite smoking etc.        -----Support us----------  http://paypal.me/theetalkerspodcasthttps://www.patreon.com/c/theetalkerspodBe a Member:  https://buymeacoffee.com/theetalkers4uTip us : https://cash.app/$TheeTalkers🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/4756313992200192      

Send us Fan MailWe bounce from jokes and everyday chaos into the uncomfortable stuff, from energy drinks and aging to how a small podcast tries to earn real ad money. We also dig into fraud stories, distrust in government, and the way viral clips can twist serious events into a culture war.  • Monster Energy, health worries, and taste changing with age  • Suavecito sponsor plug, beard care, and the realities of doing live-style banter  • Switching podcast hosting to Audacy Creator Lab, ad markers, and why the money starts tiny  • Promoting the show, building downloads, and why explicit shows get rejected by some networks  • A bad day of Uber driving, tips, and not wasting gas  • Banking fraud scare, cancelling a card too fast, and getting stuck at Walmart checkout  • Claims of political corruption, investigations that go nowhere, and distrust in accountability  • Allegations of paying homeless people to vote for Karen Bass and the voter ID debate  • The Carmelo Anthony case, GoFundMe money, plea deals, and parents under scrutiny  • Media framing, race baiting, and how one quote can swallow the whole story  Keep downloading our podcast, everybody. Download everybody, download, support our show. Our PayPal is host Joel Remo and the Gooch, everybody. You can support our show right there, or you can go to the talkers.busprop.com, everybody.  Support the showSupport our podcastE-Mail:    [email protected] us: cash.app/$TheeTalkershttps://theetalkers.buzzsprout.com/shareDonate our Podcast: @paypal.me/theetalkerspodcastkick.com/theetalkerspodcast-1theetalkers_podcast1 - Twitch(3) Theetalkers1 (@theetalkers1) / TwitterThee Talkers Podcast: Unscripted - YouTubepatreon.com/theetalkerspodtiktok.com/@theetalkerspodcasttheetalkers.buzzsprout.com

Your bank balance can change in seconds, but getting your money back can take days or weeks, and that gap can wreck your whole month. We jump in with a real story about suspicious transfers, fraud stress, and the brutal reality of waiting on a “claim” when the missing cash is rent money. We also talk Wells Fargo and Chase experiences, why refunds feel stacked against consumers, and what you can do right now to reduce risk, from account monitoring to smarter card choices.From there, things get personal fast. We catch up on family life, grief, and how loss changes the day-to-day in ways you don’t expect. Then we swing the other direction into Disneyland nostalgia, ride memories, and that funny feeling when a simple day out reminds you that life can still be light.And because this is us, we don’t stay in one lane. We get into Los Angeles politics, corporate power, gas prices, and why so many people feel like the system protects institutions before it protects families. We wrap with pure 80s joy: Robin Williams memories, drive-in theaters, and a full collector breakdown of He-Man Masters of the Universe movie merch, popcorn buckets, scalpers, and the hard choices fans make when limited items sell out.If you’ve ever dealt with bank fraud, hated autopay, missed the 80s, or just want an unfiltered conversation that sounds like real friends talking, hit play. Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.