JJ and Jeff hang out with Ole Miss football legend Stewart Patridge

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics, including a fake Rhode Island fan, building confidence and self-worth, crazy weather and tennis, compliments and best friends, depositing into relationships, reflecting on the tennis season, attending a Queen concert, the OnlyFans platform and unusual professions, the adult industry, creating a Hairy Fans website, waxing and Burt Reynolds, finding an expert on the adult industry, favorite Back to the Future movie, and closing remarks.

The conversation revolves around the proposal made by Governor Bilbo in the 1920s to consolidate all major universities in Mississippi into one. The hosts discuss the impact of such a consolidation on the state's education system and the benefits and drawbacks of attending a junior college. They also touch on the importance of Greek life in universities and the role of private schools in high school sports. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the need for unity and pushing each other to be better.

In this episode, the hosts discuss their weekend activities and reminisce about the 80s and 90s Saturday Night Live. They also share their thoughts on football, including their support for Patrick Mahomes and their admiration for Derek Carr. The conversation then shifts to college football and the impact it has on family dynamics. The hosts reflect on their own career paths and the influence of teachers and coaches in their lives. They also discuss their children's aspirations and the importance of investing in others. The episode concludes with a reminder to feed the good wolf.

In this episode, hosts Jeffrey Carmody and JJ Branch introduce their new podcast and discuss the origin of the podcast name, 'The Wolf You Feed.' They share the story of the two wolves and the importance of feeding the good wolf in life. The hosts also talk about the challenges of starting a podcast and the experience of changing the oil on a Jeep. They emphasize the value of supportive friendships and the admiration for handy and skilled individuals. The episode concludes with a discussion about Rory's interest in horsemanship and her Christmas wish for land.