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The Power’s Point Podcast

The Power’s Point Podcast

By: Scott Powers and Keith Maki and Jim Banks
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The Powers Point Podcast is your go-to dose of laughs, weird news, offbeat stories, and unpredictable fun—served up with zero politics, zero religion, and maximum personality.

Hosted by Scott, Jim, and Keith, it's the show where nothing’s off the table (except boring content).

Expect surprises, segments that'll make you say "What the hell?", and just the right amount of chaos to keep you coming back for more.

© 2025 The Power’s Point Podcast
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Episodes
  • Powers Point Podcast - Goodbye 2025
    Dec 30 2025

    The final Powers Point Podcast episode of 2025 feels like a snapshot of everything that made this year unforgettable — funny, reflective, a little unhinged in the best way, and full of heart. Scott Powers takes listeners on a ride through time itself, from laughing at how fast the years seem to fly by to realizing that his aunt was right all along — the older you get, the quicker it all goes. What starts as a laid-back end-of-year hang slowly turns into something deeper, blending humor with that weird, emotional weight that only shows up when you’re staring straight at a brand-new calendar. And just when things start to feel heavy, the stories pull you back in — including the legendary backyard crater caused by a neighbor’s homemade New Year’s fireworks, a ridiculous moment that somehow ends up feeling like the perfect metaphor for 2025 blowing itself out in one last spectacular blast. As the episode rolls on, music becomes the heartbeat of the goodbye, with songs acting as emotional checkpoints — one after another — guiding the show toward its final moments. Between the laughter and the chaos, there’s a genuine sense of gratitude for the ride, the listeners, and the year that just refused to be boring. Scott wraps everything up with that familiar Powers Point warmth, reminding everyone that even when life feels like it’s moving too damn fast, the moments we share still matter. It’s not just the end of an episode — it’s the closing chapter of a year, sending 2025 off with a smile, a little noise, and a whole lot of heart

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    28 mins
  • Blunt Talk and P3 Studios present the Golden Blunt Awards 2025
    Dec 29 2025

    The 2025 Golden Blunt Awards, hosted by Keith Maki, is the ultimate celebration of the fearless, the loud, and the absolutely unstoppable. This one-night event shines a spotlight on the elite players at the top of their game across Combat Sports, Entertainment, and Music — the fighters who never back down, the artists who never play it safe, and the performers who refuse to fade quietly. From knockout legends and underground warriors to chart-crushing musicians and culture-shifting entertainers, the Golden Blunt honors the people who dominate their lane with grit, passion, and raw originality. No fake hype. No industry fluff. Just real recognition for those who hit hard, move fast, and leave a mark. Hosted by Keith Maki in true After Dark fashion, this is where respect is earned, legends are toasted, and the bold get their flowers.

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    21 mins
  • Powers Point After Dark - Lets Bring On 2026
    Dec 27 2025

    Powers Point After Dark closes out the year with a wild, funny, and unfiltered New Year’s blowout. Scott and Keith dive headfirst into Blunt Talk, hidden music gems, raw truths, and real-life chaos, all while setting the tone for what 2026 might bring. From late-night laughs to honest moments and killer tracks from Gear Love, this episode rides the line between reflection and full-on After Dark madness. With callers, resolutions, and zero filters, this final episode of the year feels like a party, a therapy session, and a bar-room confession all rolled into one. If you’re ringing in the New Year with Powers Point After Dark, you’re doing it the right way.

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    2 hrs and 2 mins
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