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What happens when a former president gets shot at a rally and continues to address the crowd? In this episode, we dive into that shocking incident involving Donald Trump, sparking a heated debate about the Secret Service's performance and the impact of gender-based hiring within the agency. We challenge conventional perspectives on security and leadership while raising tough questions about whether hiring quotas compromise the nation's safety.

Then, we unravel the bizarre circumstances surrounding an assassination attempt by Thomas Crook, a young man with notable ties to BlackRock and an odd Republican registration. Was this a strategic move or something more sinister? We explore the wider political ramifications of this attack, considering its implications for the American political landscape and the message it sends to both supporters and detractors of Trump.

To lighten the mood, we shift gears to discuss 50 Cent's latest concert antics and Tom McDonald's provocative song "Missed Me." From there, we analyze the influence of JD Vance and Trump's unique stance on labor issues, examining how it appeals to working-class voters. Finally, we take a critical look at media portrayals of Trump, compare him to past presidents, and tackle some serious issues threatening the future of our podcast. Join us for a rollercoaster of emotions and insights that promise to keep you thinking long after the episode ends.

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Ever wondered how a simple joke about honesty and cussing could lead to some of the best podcasting advice around? This week, recorded live at the Madhouse Bar and Grill, we kick things off with some fun banter before sharing tips on engaging your podcast listeners, including the art of 'baiting' and microphone placement pearls from a fatherly figure. We also tease an unmissable opportunity for your kids to mix it up with former NFL players at the upcoming Browns Alumni Minicamp.

Curious about the rollercoaster of internet fame? Join us as we chat about Hawk 2's rise and her decision to get a manager, sparking a hilarious debate on how fame and money might shape her future. We throw in our two cents on the allure of paid content platforms like OnlyFans versus free alternatives, reminiscing about quirky neighborhood tales and the nostalgic journey of getting a legitimate ID at 19. From hillbilly neighbors to oddball home improvement projects, our stories are sure to keep you entertained.

Don't miss our trip down memory lane with wild apartment adventures, including a management fiasco that led to an unexpected eviction. Get the scoop on our venue’s latest events, like the buzzing Wednesday trivia nights and the new open mic jam sessions. We wrap things up with a spirited debate on marijuana addiction, tips for managing chronic pain, and exciting plans for Amanda's half birthday bash at Put-In-Bay. Grab your drinks and join the fun—make sure to subscribe to our YouTube, Twitter, and TikTok for more updates!

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Are you ready to dive headfirst into the whirlwind of TikTok's latest viral trends? This week, we’re cracking up over the "Hawk too" craze and the mysteriously captivating blue sweatpants girl. We’ll share some hilarious stories about how these trends have taken over our lives, and keep you entertained with tales of moving sheds and battling an endless supply of driveway stones. Laugh along as we explore the intersection of internet nonsense and everyday absurdities, proving that sometimes, real-life can be just as funny as anything you see on your screen.

But that’s not all – our good friend Terry Goff joins us, bringing a surge of nostalgia with his surprise Johnny Cash tribute performance from our Tuesday jam night. Terry’s here to share some incredible stories from his days on stage with legends like Merle Haggard, while we also discuss the completion of mom’s barn and the hilarious safety concerns around using a baker scaffold. From heartfelt moments to side-splitting laughter, this episode promises a rollercoaster of emotions you won’t want to miss!

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Ever wondered if owning a bar and grill is all fun and games, or mostly headaches? Join us at Madhouse Bar Talks for an uproarious and reflective journey through the highs and lows of life, starting with our uncensored opinions on a colleague named Jimmy and a good laugh at the Rolling Stones still rocking out in Cleveland. You'll get a taste of what it really takes to keep a bar and grill running, from the dedication required to the tricky task of managing staff, all sprinkled with tales of Uncle Dale's stubborn refusal to retire from the restaurant biz and the balancing act of work and family on occasions like Father's Day.

Picture this: you're on your lunch break, dressed in work gear, and suddenly find yourself in the middle of a gay pride parade. Our unexpected encounters don't stop there—we recount our escapades in New Orleans' gay section of Bourbon Street, leading to some unforgettable bar moments. Add in our bemusement at a local fashion show in Lorraine, and you've got a chapter filled with laughter and the kind of unpredictability that makes life so entertaining.

Home improvements might sound mundane, but when you throw in neighborhood tensions, wildlife encounters, and a backyard project that spirals out of control, things get downright comedic. From purchasing a "she shed" to dealing with concrete delivery mishaps, our tales of transforming our backyard are nothing short of hilarious. We also dive into the financial strain of housing and food costs, touching on the necessity of side gigs to make ends meet, and the frustrations of incentive programs in the concrete industry. So, grab a drink and get ready for a rollercoaster of humor and relatable struggles in this episode of Madhouse Bar Talks!

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Ever wonder how a wild driving spree could end up with a house being hit? Get ready for some wild tales that start with our fun banter about cussing and honesty, shifting gears into jaw-dropping local incidents that will leave you shaking your head. We also tackle the ever-frustrating chaos of morning traffic and the perils of drunk driving. And if you're a movie buff, you'll love our exploration of films, from the heartwarming "Up" to the spine-tingling horrors of Wes Craven and Stephen King, complete with their quirky cameos. We're not shy about our mixed feelings on scary movies, especially the realistic thrills of the "Scream" series.

Have you ever wondered why some crimes seem so random and senseless? Join us as we talk about the tragic stabbing at a Giant Eagle store and the unsettling racial undertones of this heinous act. We don't shy away from discussing another violent event at the same location—a murder-suicide involving a long-time employee. On a lighter note, we laugh about the trials and tribulations faced by the owner of a local bar, St Lad's, sharing some humorous insights into the challenges of keeping a bar afloat and maintaining customer interest amidst various setbacks.

Reminisce with us about childhood beach adventures and the evolution of beach-going habits in our community. We share amusing stories of our youthful mischief, from makeshift projectiles to strict parental discipline, and the physical toll of our reckless adventures, especially on our knees. We also dive into how local metro parks have transformed over the years and the growing appeal of electric bikes. Join us as we reflect on past injuries, knee surgeries, and the importance of addressing these issues to improve our daily lives. So, grab your headphones and buckle up for a rollercoaster of emotions, laughs, and compelling stories!

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Ever wondered what really happens behind the bar at your favorite local hangout? Join us for a side-splitting episode at the Madhouse Bar and Grill, where we recount the hilarious return of a patron named Sway after his infamous altercation. We'll take you through the daily grind of bartenders like Hector, whose mood swings have become a running joke amongst the staff. This episode is packed with laugh-out-loud stories and an unfiltered look at what it’s like to be on the other side of the bar.

Our conversation then shifts to the incredible makeover of a local basketball court that turned into a grand community celebration. What started as a simple art project evolved into a symbol of unity and pride, complete with "Lorraine Proud" decals. We'll also reminisce about the good old days of booking legendary musical acts like the Marshall Tucker Band and the Average White Band, while musing on the ever-changing landscape of country music and the possibility of high-end country bars in different regions.

Get ready for a whirlwind of topics as we tackle everything from LGBTQ+ cultural symbols and Hollywood acting talent to Shaquille O'Neal's latest antics and the eerie predictions of "The Simpsons." We wrap up with a heartfelt discussion on the decline of industrial cities like Lorraine and Youngstown, capturing both their former glory and present-day challenges. Whether you're here for the laughs or the deep dives, this episode has something for everyone.

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