The Feed The Geese Podcast

After a few rounds of guests, Mark and Steve are back in the studio solo.... that is until Frank gets called into relive some not so great moments involving cars and animals...

Tamlyn drops in for the latest installment of Tales From The Road! From a rough start on tour to a birthday party getting out of control, there was never a lack of entertainment when Tamlyn was on tour!

It's feeling like a month of Sunday's around here, and Mark and Steve are positively bedeviled with transmission issues, traveling, and keeping it relevant.

Scotty-O is back in the studio sharing more behind-the-scenes stories from years on the road with Monster Jam. From chaotic intros and double recoveries to World Finals builds, failed reveals, and last-second fixes, the guys looks back at the moments fans never saw. They also get into the arguments, long nights, and friendships that made the chaos worth it.

Elon Werner, creator of the Drag Race Bracket Bonanza, drops in to Feed The Geese! Learn more about the DRBB, hear some insider scoops, and get Elon's take on where the sport is headed!

A travel day haze for Mark had him all types of messed up, but he's redeeming himself with the Drag Race Bracket Bonanza. Meanwhile, the newly rewired studio cameras have a mind of their own and Steve's just along for the ride!

Mark and Steve are back with another round of stories from their recent adventures. A new 3D Printer is the apple of Steve's eye and the construction throughout the neighborhood provided plenty of excitement for the boys until their golf cart decided it was done.

What started out as a small scratch quickly turned into an unwanted headache on a Monday for Mark, courtesy of his Grandmom.

We're catching up on everything from random thoughts while mowing the lawn to campground events. We also debate teriyaki burgers, complain about solicitors, and somehow end up pitching a jet ski/backpack blower flyboard. Just another completely normal conversation on The Feed the Geese Podcast.

The random things that defined growing up — games, shows, foods, habits — and trying to figure out which ones actually hold up.