Tucker Carlson had Nick Fuentes on and Brandom Tatum speaks out against it! who's right or wrong?
John Armstrong comes into the studio and sits down with Jimmy. John is an up and coming comic that's a regular around town, Jimmy was impressed with his set and asked to come on to the podcast. @followers #comedy #standupcomedy #funny
Jimmy sits down with the bartenders for tonight and completely blew it by being on the camera him self for the whole first interview
Jimmy says let the Government stayed closed, enjoy Trumps ball room and let Letitia James get fined!
Lorain County Pit Crew stops in to tell us about this weekend's Poker Run. Its their 9th Annual Freedom Fest and it starts with a poker run and ends with a costume contest, chili cook off and Ball & Chain Live! This is a Party you dont want to miss and all proceeds go to help the animals!
🎙️ Today on the MAHD House Bar Talk Podcast: We’re hanging out with hometown favorite Jason Lawhead, a nationally touring comedian who grew up right here in our neck of the woods. Jason joins us to talk about his roots, his rise in comedy, and what it’s like to chase laughs across the country while never forgetting where you came from. We also chat about his upcoming show on October 19th at Hilarities in Cleveland, where he’s bringing his sharp wit and classic storytelling back to the local stage. It’s a funny, honest, and hometown-proud episode that’s all about following your dreams and keeping your sense of humor through it all. 🎧 Tune in for laughs, stories, and some serious Lorain County pride!
In this episode of MAHD House, Jimmy sits down with filmmaker John Baumgartner for an in-depth conversation ahead of the Tuesday release of his highly anticipated film, Beneath the Light.John opens up about the creative process behind the movie, the themes that inspired it, and the emotional journey of bringing powerful stories to life on screen. From the first spark of the idea to the challenges of independent filmmaking, this episode dives deep into what it really takes to create something meaningful in today’s entertainment landscape. Whether you’re a filmmaker, storyteller, or just someone who loves movies that make you feel something, this conversation will give you a new appreciation for the art and grit behind Beneath the Light.
Who She IsJaclyn Bradley is an Ohio-based indie singer-songwriter, music therapist, and vocal instructor. She founded Rock Town Music Academy in Lorain, Ohio, where she teaches students of all ages to develop their voice and songwriting skills. Musical Background & CareerBradley has performed and released work as an independent artist. One of her releases is a single called “Hometown” (with a B-side “Burn for You”), which reflects themes of longing, home, and self-discovery. She has been featured in media coverage highlighting her musical passions and multiple roles as educator, performer, and therapist. Achievements & AppearancesJaclyn has appeared on “The Voice of Holland” and “Ireland’s Got Talent.” She’s also participated in music festivals abroad, for example performing at the PandoraFest Women’s Rock Festival in Scotland while in Europe. Her Mission & StyleJaclyn combines her roles: as a music therapist she focuses on the healing, emotional side of music; as a teacher, she mentors others; and as an artist, she expresses personal stories and themes. Her music often blends introspective lyrics with melodic structures, exploring identity, place, and emotional journeys. (In her interview about The Dutch Sessions, she described writing inspirational ballads, love songs, and reflections on life.
Jimmy Talks about all the craziness going on in this country and how he believes that Satan is running the whole thing!Why is everyone all the sudden hating Christians but glorifying anything that's unmoral?
Jimmy delves into the various theories and perspectives surrounding Charlie Kirk.
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Today on MAHD House Bar Talk: Broadview Heights’ own J. Thomas Hoty joins us. His new novel If Anything (out July 14, 2025) is a sharp, intimate look at two sisters sorting through marriage, memory, and their mother’s legacy—over one very revealing year. Let’s pour one and get into how this book came to be.”
This episode of MAHD House Bar Talk brings attorney Matt Mishak back from Las Vegas, fresh off one of the biggest AI conferences in the country. Between the neon lights and late-night panels, Matt shares what he learned about the future of artificial intelligence—and what it means for our everyday lives here at home. It’s tech talk with a barroom edge: real, unfiltered, and a little MAHD
We dive headfirst into the strange crossroads of fashion, politics, and corporate branding. From Sydney Sweeney turning heads in American Eagle jeans to Gavin Newsom dusting off Trump’s old playbook with a fresh round of gerrymandering, the culture wars are alive and well. Cracker Barrel decides it’s time to ditch the barrel (and Uncle Herschel) in a bold rebrand, while Google stirs controversy with a “preferred source” option that risks deepening divides online. And if that wasn’t enough, the merch wars heat up with the jaw-dropping arrival of “Trump Was Right About Everything” hats.It’s politics, pop culture, and marketing madness — all in one episode.
Today we’ve got a special guest pulling up to the mic — he’s not just a name on a ballot, he’s boots on the ground for Lorain’s Ward 6. Whether it’s fixing potholes, fighting for our neighborhoods, or making sure City Hall doesn’t forget the southside — this man’s been putting in the work.Please welcome Angel Arroyo, Councilman for Lorain’s 6th Ward!We’re diving into what’s really going on in Lorain — the wins, the fights, the future — and yeah, we might even ask what he’s ordering if he walks into the MAHD House these days!You don’t want to miss this one — let’s get into it!”
On this episode of MAHD House Bar Talk, we sit down with Chad, frontman of one of Northeast Ohio’s favorite high-energy rock bands: Bad Ju Ju. Known for their killer live shows and a setlist that keeps the crowd moving, Chad gives us a behind-the-scenes look at life on the local music circuit — from wild gigs and barroom brawls to brotherhood, burnout, and the grind of building a loyal fan base one show at a time.We talk origin stories, influences (spoiler: there’s some Pearl Jam in there), and the local music scene from the eyes of a band that’s been keeping it gritty, loud, and real. Chad doesn’t hold back, and neither do we — tune in for laughs, stories, and a dose of that MAHD House flavor you won’t get anywhere else.Whether you’re a fan of Bad Ju Ju or just love local talent, this episode will crank your speakers
part innovator, part war hero, part community builder. Known to many by his ham radio callsign K8US, he’s been a dedicated amateur radio operator since his teenage years, and served as President of the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society for 7 years. Under his leadership, the club skyrocketed from 30 members to over 1,000 strong. He even got the legendary Gary Gargus involved—hosting meetings at Gargus Hall, right across from the Gin Mill now the MAHD House.He’s also been a Director of the USS COD submarine memorial in Cleveland for over 40 years, helping preserve and share an important piece of naval history on the shores of Lake Erie.In the world of engineering and innovation, he was 300 feet up on an MCI tower, installing one of the region’s first amateur radio repeater systems. His early work helped lay the foundation for modern cell systems.He’s the founder of U.S. Sports Video—a company launched in 1989 that revolutionized how teams across the country analyze and review game film. You can still check them out at ussportsvideo.com.He’s also a former national champion model boat racer, having won the U.S. Championship in 1975, and served as President of the Cleveland Model Boat Club.In athletics, he wore many hats: Athletic Director at Amherst St. Joe’s, designer of an 8-acre sports complex, and longtime Little League and Lorain Catholic baseball coach—mentoring generations of Northeast Ohio athletes.Oh, and did we mention he was on the ship providing electronic support for missions? He was part of the very first air strikes against North Vietnam in Operation Flaming Dart in 1965—a true veteran who served his country with honor and grit.Lastly, he’s a founding member of the Silver Wheels Bicycle Club.
Mark A. Ballard, Sr. is a highly respected African American entrepreneur, community leader, and music industry executive from Lorain, Ohio. Born and raised in Lorain, Ballard has built a legacy as the “quiet force” behind numerous social services and initiatives that make Lorain County a better place to live, learn, and work . He is widely regarded as an astute businessman, visionary, and servant-leader who leverages his faith and talents to uplift his community
This morning we’re honored to sit down with a true Lorain legend: Tony Giardini.Tony has spent over 40 years as a top-tier attorney and driven force behind Lorain’s economic Main Street Lorain Development/ Lorain Growth. As partner at Giardini, Poplar & Mason, he’s spearheaded transformative commercial real-estate projects—most notably the Lighthouse Village shopping center, the Harborwalk residential community on the Black River, and the iconic Shipyards Event Center in the old industrial shipyard.But Tony’s impact extends well beyond property. A longtime member and former chair of the Lorain County Democratic Party and the Board of Elections, he’s been a steady voice in civic leadership since at least 1997. He’s also active on Main Street initiatives, championing downtown revitalization and urging public-private investment to boost local growth.Whether drafting contracts, fighting for fair elections, or raising a glass to a stronger Lorain, Tony’s blend of legal prowess, entrepreneurial spirit, and community heart is what makes today’s bar talk one for the books
We’ve got a very special guest in the house—someone who’s been shaking up the system, asking the questions most are too scared to. She’s a fierce journalist, a fearless truth-teller, and the founder of Mean Street News… please welcome Katty Beyer to the mic!Katty’s been on the front lines of some of the most important grassroots stories in Ohio—digging into injustice, exposing corruption, and giving voice to those who’ve been silenced for too long. And tonight, she’s here to talk with us about the Ohio 4 case, the power of independent journalism, and what it takes to bring truth to light.