Sep 8, 2026 · 51 min · 13 segments
In this episode, an apology, evading childhood decapitation and much more are all vying for Hotties and Naughtys this week as debated by Michael Beck, Slice Hicks, and Dwight Slappe. Look for us on…
Michael BeckHostAll right, now that that dark cloud has been cleared of this ray of sunshine, I'd like to kick things off with our first hottie of the week.
Fellas, what's a hottie new or at least new to you, band or musician, musical act that you've kind of started listening to this year? I myself, you know me, I like a little country here.
And they're not that mainstream crap, guys, not the mainstream stuff, but I like to go on deep dives on YouTube.
We do this semi-reoccurring bit, this segment, where Dwight and Beck make fun of Slice's musical taste, and I love it.
Slice, the great thing about it is all three of us live in musical glass houses.
But fellas, this guy I found out after I had been listening to him for months that he's actually local.
All right, now that that dark cloud has been cleared of this ray of sunshine, I'd like to kick things off with our first hottie of the week.
Fellas, what's a hottie new or at least new to you, band or musician, musical act that you've kind of started listening to this year? I myself, you know me, I like a little country here.
And they're not that mainstream crap, guys, not the mainstream stuff, but I like to go on deep dives on YouTube.
We do this semi-reoccurring bit, this segment, where Dwight and Beck make fun of Slice's musical taste, and I love it.
Slice, the great thing about it is all three of us live in musical glass houses.
But fellas, this guy I found out after I had been listening to him for months that he's actually local.
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