Coyote Cast Radio

It’s our 100th episode — YAAAAYYY! This week, we’re looking back at the books that shaped us, from Where the Wild Things Are to A Time to Kill.Plus, Jasmine just got back from vacation in Mexico, and she has thoughts… like, how long is too long to be away from home? At what point do you stop sipping beach drinks and start craving your own bed (and maybe your own fridge)?Join us as we celebrate 100 episodes of laughs, life lessons, and a little bit of literary therapy!

When Brother Dale’s throat pain left him nearly voiceless, it sparked a deeper question: what would he do if he lost one of his five senses? That curiosity led him down a philosophical rabbit hole, straight to Aristotle’s hierarchy of the senses. Meanwhile, Jasmine faced a deadly showdown of her own: a solo battle with a black widow spider (and she won!). That intense moment sparked a heartfelt (and hilarious) reflection on the highs and lows of single life, from sweet independence to wishing there was someone else around to take care of the creepy crawlies.It’s a week of deep thoughts, deadly spiders, and philosophical detours. Don’t miss it!

In honor of all the grads out there, this episode is all about looking back—and maybe laughing a little along the way. Jasmine shares the heartfelt (and hilarious) advice she'd give her 18-year-old self if she could go back in time. Spoiler alert: teenage Jasmine had opinions.Then Brother Dale reveals his actual high school transcripts (yes, they're real, and yes, they're kind of shocking). Let’s just say... the fact he graduated might be the biggest plot twist of the episode.Whether you're tossing a cap in the air or just reminiscing about awkward yearbook photos, this episode's for you.

Brother Dale shares some wild (and helpful!) wedding do’s and don’ts from his time DJing receptions across southern Utah—yes, he's seen it all. Meanwhile, Jasmine opens up about how she usually doesn’t feel that old… until she’s around the kids in her family. That sparks a fun convo about the random moments that make us all suddenly feel ancient—like realizing teens have never burned a CD or used MapQuest.Weddings, wisdom, and feeling washed—it's all in this episode!

Brother Dale is feeling inspired by the newly elected Pope—but not in the way you might think. While researching the Vatican, he discovered it has its very own radio station… and naturally, that sent his imagination into overdrive. If Dale ran Vatican Radio, there’d be a full lineup of heavenly programming, including cooking shows like Cheese Piazza, Pete’s Eats, and The Arch Dish Up. Mornings would start with The Red Bird Word, and the top headlines would come from The Unbiased Pious. It’s the holiest hypothetical you've never heard.Then Jasmine reveals how Dale might be rubbing off on her—in particular, his concert snobbery. He’s the type who doesn’t like attending shows unless he has backstage passes, and now Jasmine gets it. After seeing Post Malone in Vegas from the Championship Club level, she admits: “I’m not sure I can go back to regular seats ever again.” From papal playlists to VIP concert vibes, it’s all part of this week’s fun and surprisingly relatable episode.

This week on Coyote Cast, Brother Dale and Jasmine put each other to the test—guessing what job the other would be doing if they weren’t in radio. Would Dale be wrangling tourists at a national park? Would Jasmine be running a bakery with sarcastic motivational posters on the walls? Tune in to find out! They also dive into the worst jobs they’ve ever had—the ones that gave them the dreaded Sunday Scaries. It's a funny, honest look at the jobs that shape us, scar us, and make us grateful for the ones we have.

We're baaaaaaaaack! This week on the Coyote Cast with Brother Dale and Jasmine, we put our own spin on the NFL Draft—country style! That’s right, we held a Country Star Draft, picking our dream teams of country artists. Then Jasmine shared her hot take on baseball and why she’s not buying the “America’s Pastime” label anymore. Buckle up for country star clashes and a curveball of a sports debate!

🏀 Coyote Cast with Brother Dale and Jasmine – This week, with the big college basketball tournament kicking off, we're bringing our own Final 40 Country Bracket to the table! Brother Dale and Jasmine go head-to-head to determine the best country artist of the last 40 years—who will come out on top?🐶 Plus, can dogs really sense when something (or someone) isn’t quite right? Jasmine shares a story about her sister’s dog, who won’t stop barking at one particular person. Is the pup trying to warn them, or is it just a weird coincidence?Tune in for all the fun, debate, and maybe a little canine intuition! 🎙️

This week, Brother Dale shares that he’s been invited to teach a class to men about relationships. But on the podcast, he flips the script—offering advice to women instead. He breaks down the things women shouldn’t do to a good man. Meanwhile, Jasmine finds validation in a new study showing that more people are becoming homebodies—and it’s not just her! She dives into how this trend has grown, especially since the pandemic.

This week, Brother Dale assembles the ultimate 90s TV super cast, pulling together the biggest sitcom stars to create the perfect show. With so many legendary series to choose from, picking the best was no easy task!Then, we dive into the long-held belief that golf is the key to closing business deals—especially here in southern Utah, where the sport is huge. But is it really the power move we think it is? Research suggests otherwise, and we’re breaking down the myth.Tune in for nostalgia, laughs, and a fresh perspective on golf’s role in business!

Brother Dale shares his unique take on recent airplane crashes, explaining why he actually feels safer flying now—because if a crash just happened, the odds are in his favor! ✈️🤔Meanwhile, Jasmine dives into the origins of common phrases like "Going dutch", "Bite the bullet", and "The customer is always right." Ever wondered where these sayings came from? We break them down!Tune in for laughs, random knowledge, and the usual Coyote Cast chaos!

Ever have an idea that seemed brilliant at the time but turned out to be a total bust? We dive into some of history’s most iconic flops, like when Coke changed its formula and Crystal Pepsi hit the shelves. From questionable product launches to baffling trends, we explore the moments that didn’t quite live up to the hype.Then, Brother Dale talks about how people often think he’s got more clout than he actually does—like when folks ask him for concert tickets or assume he’s best buds with Taylor Swift (he’s got some stories!). In a wild twist, we dial up Taylor’s number (he did have it once!) to see if anyone picks up. Spoiler: things get interesting!Tune in for laughs, surprises, and a walk down memory lane with some unforgettable missteps.

This week, we’re talking about something all moms need to hear—it's okay to do things for yourself without feeling guilty! Moms juggle so much, and we’re here to remind them that self-care isn’t selfish. Brother Dale shares things moms can do guilt-free, because they deserve it.Then, things get a little heated when we respond to an email from a listener who’s not happy with Brother Dale. As a die-hard Buffalo Bills fan, he’s still bitter about missing the Super Bowl and didn’t hold back his feelings about the Kansas City Chiefs andespecially Philadelphia Eagles fans. So, we did some digging and found some stats that prove Philly fans have earned their infamous reputation. Let’s just say... it’s not looking good for them!Tune in for laughs, relatable talk, and maybe a little football trash talk. 🎙️🔥

Why is the Super Bowl always on a Sunday? Jasmine makes the case for moving the big game to Saturday—because, let’s be honest, we all need that extra recovery day. Meanwhile, Brother Dale dives into the shocking story of an AI company losing over $500 billion in a single day. To put that mind-blowing number into perspective, we break down what you could buy with $500 billion—like the entire NFL, all of McDonald's, or even every person in a small country their own Lamborghini. Join us for a fun and wild ride through football, finance, and fantasy-level spending!

This week, we're diving into a serious topic: businesses or industries that take advantage of women. Jasmine opens up about her recent car troubles and her concerns about whether mechanics are being honest with her. Meanwhile, Brother Dale shares why he feels like Rudy Rutiger from the movie RUDY—just "okay" at a lot of things, but never the best. Jasmine's not buying it and has a different perspective on Dale's talents. Tune in for a mix of real talk, humor, and honest advice!

This week, Brother Dale and Jasmine dive into the world of secret menus at restaurants and fast food spots, sharing tips on how to uncover hidden gems that aren't on the regular menu. Plus, Jasmine gets personal about the possible TikTok ban happening this Sunday and why it’s hitting her so hard. Tune in for some fun foodie secrets and a touch of social media heartbreak!

This week on Coyote Cast with Brother Dale and Jasmine, we're talking all about marriage! Brother Dale shares heartfelt advice for dads as he prepares for the possibility of one of his daughters getting engaged soon. Meanwhile, Jasmine dives into a fascinating study on the optimal age for a successful marriage—28 to 32—and we discuss the pros and cons of tying the knot during this sweet spot. Join us for insights, anecdotes, and plenty of fun!

On this week’s Coyote Cast with Brother Dale and Jasmine, we tackle two important topics: how dads can step up and support their kids during wedding planning, and how to excel at gift-giving. Are you guilty of being a last-minute, thoughtless gift-giver? We’ll share tips to make your presents truly meaningful (and why it’s time to break the 'lazy gifter' stereotype).

Jasmine has the week off so Brother Dale's daughter, Em, has stopped by to fill in and talk about her life growing up as the daughter of a radio DJ.

Join Brother Dale and Jasmine as they take a festive trip down memory lane, reminiscing about forgotten Christmas traditions like baking homemade Christmas candy and hanging old socks as stockings. They’ll also bring some holiday cheer by writing letters to Santa for each other and hilariously guessing what’s on each other’s Christmas wish list. Tune in for a warm and nostalgic celebration of the season!