In Episode 21 of People We Could Live Without, host Big Rick sits down with two seasoned figures in the entertainment world: rapper Tin $tacks and DJ Big Body Kito. The conversation explores the journey of being an artist and creator, as the trio delves into what it takes to thrive in the music and entertainment industry. Tin $tacks and Kito, both hailing from South Jersey, share insights on the challenges and triumphs of representing their hometown while making a name for themselves.

They reflect on their personal origins in the game, discussing their early influences, the hustle behind their careers, and the growth they've experienced in the music scene. With years of experience performing and collaborating, Tin and Kito bring a wealth of knowledge about the intricacies of creating music, connecting with fans, and staying relevant in the ever-evolving entertainment industry. Their conversation is packed with stories of their roots, struggles, and success, offering listeners a look behind the curtain of two of South Jersey's most promising talents in the entertainment scene.

Episode 20: The People We Could Live Without Power-Packed Christmas Special!

In this festive, high-energy Christmas episode of People We Could Live Without, host Big Rick Paciorek welcomes an all-star lineup of guests: Andrew Sharretts, John James, and Abel Cruz. Together, they dive into the ultimate holiday debate—sharing their personal top 5 goated Christmas songs that never fail to get them in the festive spirit. But it’s not all just tunes and cheer! The group also shifts gears to discuss the current state of comedy, offering unique insights from their diverse experiences as performers in today's ever-evolving entertainment landscape. This special episode is a hilarious and heartwarming blend of holiday spirit and thought-provoking conversation, perfect for ringing in the season!

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Ricky’s Roots, Tennessee Fights, and Forgotten Trash Fires

This week, Big Rick Pacioreck and podcast assistant Teddy Lindross dig into Ricky’s chaotic journey from Vineland to Bridgeton. Turns out, moving towns didn’t stop Ricky from being, well, Ricky—he shares stories of small-town antics, awkward adjustments, and making his mark in a new school. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn south, literally, as Ricky recalls his rugged days in Tennessee. From trash fires to fistfights, it sounds like he moved from one reality show to another. Somehow, he survived it all, with plenty of stories to show for it.

Teddy chimes in with his usual mix of confusion and concern, trying to piece together how Ricky ended up in one piece. They end on a lighter note, mentioning Ricky’s latest project—a new open mic night in Woodstown. It’s every Thursday, and knowing Ricky, it’ll be as unpredictable as his life story. Stop by for the laughs—or just to see if the man really does burn trash between sets. BUY THE PATREON FOR JUST A DOLLAR WE DO ANOTHER HOUR EVERY EPISODE! Thanks for listening.