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In this high-octane yet eerie episode of Tall Boy Radio, our host Beans cracks open his 500th different cold one with the powerhouse duo behind two of the most unique ventures in the creative world: Chris and Jake Montejunas.The brothers sit down to pull back the curtain on their dual empires—Iron Rose Customs and Supernatural Collaborations Media—sharing a journey that spans from the grit of the garage to the chill of the graveyard.The conversation kicks off with the smell of grease and the sound of welding sparks. Chris and Jake recount the grueling, rewarding process of building Iron Rose Customs from the ground up.How do two guys building bikes end up running a supernatural media network? As the brothers tell it, the transition was as organic as it was unexpected...That late-night shop talk sparked the flame for Supernatural Collaborations Media. What started as a way to pass the time while turning wrenches evolved into a massive platform for the unexplained.The highlight of the episode dives into the "Collaborations" side of their media empire. Chris and Jake discuss the massive influx of listener-submitted ghost stories they receive from all over the world.The Curator’s Ear: They talk about the process of vetting the most bone-chilling accounts sent in by the fans.The Signature Sound: Beans gives a massive shout-out to Chris’ incredible voice. Listeners get a taste of the gravitas and atmosphere Chris brings to the table, turning a simple email into a cinematic, haunting experience.Why We Fear: The trio explores why people are so drawn to the macabre and what do we really believe is on the other side of the veil.Check them out their instagram (2) Instagram(2) Instagramand their website...IronRoseCustomsllc | Motorcycle repair shop | NH, USA Motorcycle repair shop near me Motorcycletallboyradio.com

Dust off your spurs and holster your revolvers, because this week Beans and Gaz are heading back to 1881. The boys are joined by a very special guest, Jeremiah Slatten of the Billy the Kid Historical Coalition, to separate the man from the myth and the history from the Hollywood sizzle.Whether you know him as Henry McCarty, William H. Bonney, or just the fastest gun in Lincoln County, Billy the Kid remains the ultimate enigma of the American West. But how much of what we "know" is just smoke and mirrors?Hollywood vs. History: We put the cult classic Young Guns films under the microscope. Jeremiah breaks down what the movies got right (the chaos of the Lincoln County War) and what they got wildly wrong (spoiler: the "pewter" scene didn't quite happen that way).The Man Behind the Iron: Who was Billy, really? We dive into his early life, his surprising literacy, and his reputation as a charismatic, bilingual social butterfly rather than a cold-blooded sociopath.Living on the Edge: What was daily life actually like in the 1870s New Mexico Territory? From the grit of the cattle trails to the tension of a territory governed by "The House," we discuss the brutal reality of frontier survival.The Relics and the Receipts: With "lost" photos and "authentic" knives popping up at auctions every year, Jeremiah discusses the rigorous provenance required to prove an artifact actually belonged to the Kid.The Brushy Bill Controversy: We tackle the legend of Brushy Bill Roberts head-on. Was the Kid really killed by Pat Garrett in Fort Sumner, or did he live to be an old man in Hico, Texas?The Trail of the Kid: Looking for a road trip? Jeremiah lists the essential historical sites you can visit today to walk in Billy’s footsteps, from the Lincoln County Courthouse to the quiet grave site in Fort Sumner.Jeremiah explains the vital work of the Billy the Kid Historical Coalition, an organization dedicated to preserving the true history of the Lincoln County War and protecting the legacy of the Regulators from being buried by time and tall tales.And finally, the guys get personal. Beans and Gaz finally pin Jeremiah down to find out the truth behind the legend: just where exactly is that Regulator tattoo hidden?Check out the Billy the Kid historical website Billy The Kid | BTKCoalitionCheck out Chasing Billy on Youtube(81) Chasing Billy - YouTubetallboyradio.com

In this episode of Tall Boy Radio, we’re heading to Edinburgh to chat with a man who wears more hats than a busy cloakroom. Joining us is Steven McDonald, the powerhouse founder behind Tallboy Performing Arts.Steven isn’t your typical creative; he’s a fascinating blend of logic and lyricism. By day, he navigates the complexities of the law as a solicitor, but his heart has always beat to the rhythm of the stage. From a deep-rooted background in amateur dramatics and singing to becoming a seasoned actor and coach, Steven has spent a lifetime mastering the art of performance.Now, he’s distilled that lifetime of experience into Tallboy Performing Arts—a company dedicated to helping you find your voice and command the spotlight.The Law of Creativity: Steven shares his personal journey of balancing a legal career with a relentless passion for the arts. We dive into how his "analytical" brain and "artistic" soul work together rather than competing.Building Tallboy: The "why" and "how" behind the founding of Tallboy Performing Arts. Steven discusses his mission to train the next generation of performers and why he believes everyone has a story worth telling.The Anatomy of a Song: As a prolific singer-songwriter, Steven pulls back the curtain on his creative process. He explains how he moves from a fleeting thought or emotion to a fully realized musical composition.Songwriting Masterclass: If you’ve ever wanted to write your own music but didn’t know where to start, Steven offers practical, actionable tips to overcome writer's block and find your unique melodic signature.Whether you’re an aspiring actor, a shower-singer looking to go pro, or just curious about how a solicitor finds time to write albums, this episode is packed with inspiration, wit, and expert advice.Check out tallboy performing artsHome - TallboyListen to Steven's music on SpotifySteven McDonald | SpotifyFind tallboy performing arts on instagramInstagramtallboyradio.com

In this high-energy episode of Tall Boy Radio, our host Beans dives headfirst into a world of hidden containers, GPS coordinates, and urban exploration. While most people might call it a hobby, after five minutes with this week’s guest, it’s clear that Geocaching is a lifestyle, an obsession, and a global scavenger hunt rolled into one.Joining Beans in the studio is none other than Jason Hale, better known to the outdoor community as "The Halemeister." As the face of the popular YouTube channel Geocaching with the Halemeister, Jason brings a staggering level of expertise to the table—boasting over 20,000 finds and having personally placed hundreds of hides for others to discover.The Man Behind the MapThe conversation kicks off with Jason’s origin story. Beans explores how a simple curiosity turned into a YouTube channel that now serves as a beacon for "cachers" worldwide. Jason shares what it’s like to film his adventures and the community spirit that keeps him trekking through woods and city streets alike.More Than Just a Tupperware in the WoodsJason breaks down the staggering variety of caches out there. The duo discusses:Traditional Caches: The classic "bread and butter" of the game.Multi-Caches: The mental marathons that lead you through several waypoints.Mystery & EarthCaches: Where geocaching meets geography lessons and complex puzzles.The Treasure (SWAG): From "trackables" that travel the globe to the simple joy of finding "Signature Items" left by other players.Pro-Tips and The "Halemeister" Survival KitWith 20,000 finds under his belt, Jason has seen it all. He offers listeners an exclusive masterclass in "The Find," including:Essential Gear: Why you should never leave home without a "Telescopic Mirror," a "Power Bank," and the ever-important "Tweezer" for those pesky micro-logs.Stealth Mode: How to look for a cache in a crowded public area without looking like a secret agent (or a total weirdo)...and the more relaxed rural cachesHide Like a Pro: Jason shares his philosophy on what makes a "Good Hide" versus a "Bad Hide," emphasizing creativity and respect for the environment."It’s not just about the numbers; it’s about the places I never would have stood if there wasn't a little plastic box waiting for me there." — Jason HaleWhether you’re a "Muggle" who has never heard of the game or a veteran with a thousand finds, this episode is packed with wit, wisdom, and the infectious enthusiasm of two guys who truly appreciate the thrill of the hunt.Check out Jason's videos(10) Geocaching with Halemeister - YouTubetallboyradio.com

This week on Tall Boy Radio, Beans and Gaz are firing up the griddle for a deep dive into a regional icon. We aren’t just talking about any breakfast staple; we’re talking about the humble, versatile, and legendary Staffordshire Oatcake.Joining the boys in the studio is the man, the myth, the flour-dusted legend himself: "Oatcake Dan" from the world-famous Kidsgrove Oatcakes.In this episode, we peel back the paper wrapping on what it really takes to run a modern small business. Dan shares the secret sauce (or should we say, the secret batter?) behind his shop’s meteoric rise. We cover:The Viral Griddle: How Dan turned a local shop into a social media powerhouse. We talk strategy, authenticity, and why showing the "real" side of business resonates with hundreds of thousands of followers online.Going Global: It’s not just for the Potteries anymore. Dan discusses his ambitious journey to take the Staffordshire Oatcake into new markets, breaking boundaries across the UK and even looking toward international horizons.The Weight of Small Biz: A candid look at the grit, long hours, and occasional burnt edges of entrepreneurship. Dan’s honesty about the highs and lows is a masterclass for anyone looking to start their own venture.Community First: Beyond the shop floor, Dan is a man on a mission to give back. We hear about his tireless efforts to clean up the local Kidsgrove community and why he believes a business should be a force for good in its neighborhood.Dan’s positivity is infectious. Whether he’s talking about the perfect cheese-to-bacon ratio or his passion for local activism, his enthusiasm shines through every minute of this conversation. It’s an episode about food, sure—but more importantly, it’s about heart, hustle, and the power of a local lad with a big vision.Order your oatcakes here : Kidsgrove Oatcakestallboyradio.com