This one is special. We venture down to the Delmar Loop and crash the party at Blueberry Hill. There we are Joined by Joe Edwards. The Carpenter got in trouble and had to spend his time recording in the bathroom. New Sponsor is recognized. Just so much history and rock n roll history as well. Dont miss a beat. 

Wow where do we begin. This episode has it all. There is a section where is does get serious. we do a phone interview with Brian from the Hometown Hotrodder podcast, with a small breakdown of the Starbird carshow in Tulsa. There was an accident during the demolition derby section of that show, and Brian gives us a report of that. We drink lots of Coors and eat lots of Red Hot Ripplets. Sit back and hold on tight this one is all over the place. 

This is episode 1 of season 3. Wow lots to unpack here. Tony Saputo was added to the cast of the show as a fulltime cast member. Our guest is a friend to us all for several several several years. Jim Honey is our guest to list why would take too long. Jim has been apart of the St. Louis bar and nightclub scene since 1989, lets just start here and begin the journey into the stl underground and how it was then and how it is now. 

Tonight Tony Saputo joins us in the home studio. This episode is everything you expect from us. The barber screws up on the technical end... again. Who gave this guy the keys to the show?

This is the last episode of this season, stay tuned for more of your favorite knotheads in the future. Big news in this episode as well. Big Big Big news. 

Today we have the President of Hardknocks CC Missouri chapter, we talk about all the things they do for the car culture and for their community. The Barber goes on a tangent. Imagine that. We even get a surprise visit. We even throw out a challenge to everyone. I dare you. 

Barber Joe does an impromptu mini episode, giving a quick recap of what the cast of the show has been up to lately. We havent put out an episode since Aug. and lots has been going on. Enjoy the Show, and thank you so much for listening. 

So there was a power outage while recording the last episode. This is where we picked back up. It gets weird. Suki is on stage 2.

Elrod rejoins us here in the studio, lots of great stories and laughs. We experienced a power outage during the show so thats why there is an abrupt ending. I will be publishing the second part that we recorded as an special edition episode. Thank you Dennis Menace Jackson for your support to the show we appreciate all that you do for us. Enjoy this really great and funny episode.  

Today the Carpenter and the Barber have on the phone The Hen House Stranglers. We talk about their band and music and get sidetracked alot. Great Conversation with this great group of people. Lota shit talk as per usual. Does anyone sniff the mic? We will see. Enjoy the show its a good one. Like a cracker Jack box there are surprises in there. 

Decent Boys in the house. Johnny and Scott from the Decent Boys Car Club join the Barber and he fly's solo on this episode. Great stories of the hot rod culture. We get a little serious and talk about the trades and trade schools. 

Here we go again, back behind the mic, (which Dan sniffs) with Dan Johnson, artist and then some. Lots of car talk, art talk, and just us being us. So, weird is the theme of the day. Enjoy.

On this episode we travel back over the hills and through the woods to Platypus we go. We recorded with a live audience who interacted with us and our esteemed panel of music royalty from around the St. Louis area. Those musicians include Tony Saputo, Donald Williams, Tazu Marshall, Brian Sullivan, and our very own Carpenter Jason Smith. We had some surprise guests show up and laughter and wild stories, and a true celebration of our friend and brother. We will all miss you Leon. See you in the after my friend. Till then, leave no evidence.  

Recap of season 1. We go over the episodes and point out some great memories of the last season. Sit back and get comfy, this episode is funny and has some great news about our friends Franklin Co. Trucking Company. 

Tonight we had the pleasure of having the owners of Twisted Pixels sports bar, one of our great local joints. Lots of Laughs and great bar stories. 

The 4th and final episode of the Rustoberfest series. This one does focus around music, with a true musician and some members of his band. Honkytonk the way it should be. 

This is episode 3 of the Rustoberfest series. This time we sit down with one of hotrod cultures biggest Icons. We have Lil Daddy Roth. We get to hear some amazing hotrod history from one of people who was at the center of it all. Thank You Lil Daddy for this incredible journey into your story. 

This episode is part 2 of the Rustoberfest series. I have no words. Well maybe just one. Shenanigans. I laughed so hard with these two.  This one is not for the week of heart. Its rowdy. 

This episode is the beginning of a several episode series. The Carpenter and I went out to the biggest and best car show of the year. We had an incredible time. Here is the episode with Mike Andrews and Aaron Gilbert, founding members of the Metalflake car club, who hosts this event every year. These two and their club work very hard every year for us to have a good time and to raise money for various charities. 

We traveled to the mean streets of St. Louis, to Platypus to visit with Lisa Andris. She is an extraordinary woman with a great story.  Make that stories. Listen in while we recorded live with a real audience and everything. Have fun listening.

Dan Johnson is our guest this week. He owns Knucklehead Custom Art. He was a great sport with all of our shenanigans, he will be joining us again for a part 2. with episode 10. Our musical spotlight is Adam Ant. We will be finishing up on that on part 2 as well. 
We covered alot of ground with the Band Adam and the Ants and will finish up with Adam Ant. 

In this episode we are missing Producer Jake, so all of his fans will miss him. We talked about our random person band pick, The Monkees, and the Barber's musical pick was Gary Numan. The Carpenter and the Barber really enjoyed that band. Numan is an iconic musician who keeps on giving us his best. Did you Know that Time and Temp phone number still works? Thank you General Discharge for sitting in with  us as coproducer. 

This episode is action packed with superstar guests who kick Henry Rollins in the head while on stage and much more ridiculousness. Thank you Dennis Menace Jackson for coming over and sharing stories with us. The barber belches alot on this one, they all try and review a new flavor from the red hot ripplets family. This episode is very funny. 

Today we have our sponsor Mike Gens of the famous Gens Auto and Tire.  Some cool stuff happening over there.  There is alot crammed into this episode. We find out why the barber forgets things. We hear music from Homeless in Hollywood, and Soma. As always we are grateful for Franklin County Trucking Co for their amazing music they allow us to play for our intro and outro. Some new things added to the show as well. We had several technical difficulties and i left them in the mix. We dont want to lose that rawness of our episodes that you have come to appreciate.

This episode is about Jeff Parks and his venue Creepy Crawl. One of punks lost treasures. We also introduce our Intro song. Trucker Bar by Franklin Co. Trucking Company.  Tony Saputo joins us again as we invade his amazing bar Platypus. Thank you Gens Auto and Tire for your continues support. Apex Boot Co. for your support as well. 

Today on Carpenter and a Barber we have Wil Pelly of Rockstar tacos. Wil is a dear friend and an incredibly talented chef and musician. We didnt even make a dent into his story. We will have him on again,  and as often as he would like to come on the show. We also have Tony Saputo the owner of Platypus bar. We were lucky to record in Platypus and we were errrrr, the Barber was over served. lol We didnt get all of Tonys story either. He  has invited us back and in true Tony form was just the best host to us. Thank you to both of these incredible people. Producer Jake makes an appearance. Sans potato chips. 
So the barber said some untrue things. It was not Jake the Snake Roberts who was killed in South America in a locker room. That was King Kong Brody. 
As always we thank you for listening. This one has lots of things about it that are wrong and very as always we are lude, crude, and not together upstairs in the head. 

Thank you for Brandon Von Elrod for joining Homie and I for this episode. Its a hoot.  In true form we run off the rails almost immediately. This one is funny and lots of cool conversation about hotrods and stuff. 

The barber is flying solo for this episode. This episode is a joint effort between us and The Hometown Hotrodder the podcast. The hometown guys and the barber jibajab for a long damn time. 

Joe (the barber) and Homie aka Jason (the carpenter) with the brains or Producer Jake. We semi discuss music and St. Louis bars and share stories from the two. We made alot of shit up but most is true. You can tell the b.s. from real. Maybe. We hope you have a good laugh. Thats what this is for.