Mud Talk Podcast

t’s the Mud Talk Podcast Season 5 Finale! The crew sat down with special guest Alexicia Sims for a conversation about the Juneteenth Parade that took place over the summer to celebrate Black culture, community, freedom, and unity. Alexicia gave us the inside scoop on the parade, the work behind bringing the community together, and why Juneteenth celebrations continue to matter. We also had a full circle moment with her as we discussed Mud Talk's humble beginnings at Many Faces Podcast Studio where Alexicia was the owner and operator. Tap in as we reflected on an incredible Season 5 and closed things out the only way Mud Talk knows how which is with real conversations, laughs, and a little muddy conversation.

This week on Mud Talk, it's Viewer's Choice Week! The listeners are taking over as we discuss topics questions and hot takes submitted by YOU on our socials. Nothing is off limits this week!

On this episode of Mud Talk Podcast, we bring together two powerful perspectives—law and entrepreneurship—for a real conversation that hits different.Criminal defense attorney Joshua Sherman breaks down what people need to understand about the legal system—from knowing your rights to avoiding the common mistakes that can lead to serious consequences.Entrepreneur Connie Sutters, owner of Connie’s Poppin Popcorn, shares her journey of building a business from the ground up, offering insight into the mindset, consistency, and creativity it takes to turn an idea into income.

This week on Mud Talk, we’re joined by Q105's Eric Chase, a respected voice in radio and media, for a conversation centered around his journey behind the mic, the evolution of broadcasting, and the role media plays in shaping culture. He also opens up about his work in the community and his work surrounding mental health. Plus Big T is back with his "Jackass of the Week" and Miss Amy puts Eric in the hot seat with her "Final Five".

On this episode of Mud Talk, we sit down with Courtney Simpson, the creative mind and owner behind Co-Creates, a digital marketing brand dedicated to helping businesses bring their vision to life online.Courtney shares her journey into entrepreneurship, how she built her brand, and the strategies businesses need to stand out in today’s fast-moving digital world. From social media marketing to building authentic connections with your audience, this conversation dives deep into what it really takes to grow a brand in the digital age.If you're an entrepreneur, content creator, or someone looking to elevate your online presence, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this powerful episode of Mud Talk, we open the door to a real and honest conversation about mental health and motherhood. Too often, Black women are expected to carry everything while suffering in silence. This panel discussion creates space for vulnerability, truth, and healing.Our guests share their experiences navigating the emotional weight of motherhood, the pressure to always be “the strong one,” and the importance of seeking support—including therapy—while raising children.

The Mud Talk crew is tapping in with Toledo’s own Jay Rayford — the visionary behind 1983 The Brand and founder of The Blak Gala. Jay breaks down how 1983 became more than a brand and how The Blak Gala is helping nonprofits in a major way. Also the Mud Talk crew discusses the do's and dont's for Valentine's Day.

Five years. Countless conversations. One mission: Keeping our ears to the streets while you grind and shine.In this milestone anniversary episode, the Mud Talk crew takes a moment to celebrate the journey from day one to now — reflecting on the laughs, the debates, the growth, and the impact the show has made in the community and beyond. From unforgettable guests and viral moments to behind-the-scenes stories you’ve never heard before, this episode is packed with energy, nostalgia, and gratitude.The crew also looks ahead to what’s next for Mud Talk, sharing their vision for the future while giving love to the supporters, listeners, and day-one fans who helped make five years possible.Whether you’ve been rocking with us since the beginning or you’re just tapping in, this episode is a celebration of culture, conversation, and consistency.Thank you for 5 years of support — and we’re just getting started.

The Mud Talk crew takes it back to the original studio where it all started! From the early days of “Keeping Our Ears to the Streets While You Grind & Shine” to where the show is now, this episode is packed with memories, laughs, and real talk.Also to celebrate the holiday season, Miss Amy brings the crew together for a hilarious White Elephant Christmas Gift Exchange that turns into pure chaos, surprises, and nonstop laughter. 🎁😂

On this episode of Mud Talk, we’re joined by Chanell Phenix, President of the Toledo Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE), for a powerful conversation about education, community, and culture.Chanell breaks down TABSE’s mission, the importance of supporting Black educators, and what inspired their Jingle Mix & Mingle: Sneaker Edition — a holiday networking event designed to bring educators and the community together in style.From leadership in education to creating spaces that uplift and connect, this episode highlights how TABSE is making an impact on the youth and beyond.