Send us a text What if the same discipline that hits production targets could also heal families and grow communities? That’s the challenge Talor Nunez brings to the Permian: train the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—and watch teams perform when it counts. Talor wears a lot of hats: production engineer at Diamondback, former Texas Tech walk-on who earned a scholarship under Kliff Kingsbury, life trainer, FCA board member, adjunct at Midland College, and host of the Oilfield Assembly podca...
Send us a text We come back from a needed break with sponsor love, travel stories from Medellín, a frank look at immigration and city policy, and why self‑defense and due process still matter. Between holiday bugs and oilfield hours, we reset our pace and invite you to challenge our takes without losing the plot. • sponsor shoutouts and how they keep the lights on • why the content cadence slipped and how we’ll adjust • Medellín museums, history vs glorification • immigration delays, securit...
Send us a text We trade road miles, windburn, and working out of town for oilfield work, wide-ranging talk on energy markets, culture, and why respectful debate still matters. From Casper to Colorado, we mix travel plans, food takes, and Texas pride with real updates on oil, OPEC, and local sponsors. • sponsor shoutouts and contact details • casper wind, colorado routes, stadium drive-by • 6-7 meme as culture marker • work delays, travel grind, game-night plans • birthday at beer garden, pin...
Send us a text Two friends talk about Catholic tradition, non-denominational worship, and the difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus. We share testimonies, challenge “good person” theology, and press into repentance, Scripture, and a welcoming Church that holds conviction. • modern devotions, deliverance, and discerning spirits • liberal Christianity and twisting Scripture • being good versus following Christ • reading the Bible to test teaching • saints, rosary, penance, ...
Send us a text We sit down with District 3 candidate Shandy Williams to talk water security, tax fairness, MDC transparency, and how blue-collar families should shape Midland’s next decade. Her message is simple: show up, tell the truth, fix the basics, and keep deals in daylight. • challenging “100-year” water claims and arsenic concerns • zebra mussels, outdated plants, and maintenance cycles • data center cooling and aquifer pressure risks • population growth outpacing infrastructure capa...
Send us a text We sat down with Mayor Lori Blong for a clear, line-by-line walkthrough of Midland’s next chapter: how a 100-year water plan moves from contract to pipeline, why the city used cash to end a long-running firefighter pension liability, and how lower-cost debt funded park upgrades without ballooning interest. We talk about what’s actually public, what gets redacted by law, and why “available” information isn’t always “accessible” for busy families who want answers in minutes...
Send us a text Patch Boyz welcome Judd Campbell mayor candidate, Midland doesn’t have a money problem—it has a priority problem. That’s the thesis CPA and mayoral candidate Judd Campbell brings to our table, and he backs it with plain-English numbers, clear-eyed examples, and a blueprint for transparency that puts residents back in charge. We trace how well-intentioned “transformational” projects can quietly become taxpayer liabilities, from the nine-figure downtown luxury hotel package to re...
Send us a text The Patch Boys reflect on Charlie Kirk's assassination and how it reveals deeper issues about political radicalization in America, examining how words and education can shape young minds for better or worse. • Candace Owens is investigating Charlie Kirk's death, uncovering inconsistencies in the official narrative • Discussion about how the assassin was radicalized in college, transitioning from conservative family values to extreme ideologies • Exploration of the boundary bet...
Send us a text We address the shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10th and reflect on its implications for political discourse in America • Charlie Kirk was killed while speaking at an event in Utah, with the hosts expressing anger about politically-motivated violence • Both hosts emphasize Kirk's willingness to engage respectfully with those holding opposing viewpoints • Discussion of how rhetoric dehumanizing political opponents can lead to violence • ...
Send us a text We dive into the world of viral oilfield content with Doug Hall, the creator behind the wildly popular AI-generated BigfootFracHand videos that have taken social media by storm. • Doug explains how a casual conversation in a pool truck led to creating his first AI Bigfoot fracking video, which gained 10,000 followers in just one week • The videos focus on capturing authentic oilfield experiences – the "shenanigans" that happen between pumping jobs • All content is 100% AI-gene...
Send us a text Rick joins us from North Dakota where he's been working for over a week and shares stories from his journey, including bizarre encounters at truck stops and discovering pristine golf courses in the oil patch. • Rick's experience driving to North Dakota for a job that kept getting delayed • Disturbing truck stop bathroom encounters • Finding unexpectedly beautiful golf courses in Wofford City • Discussion about oil prices stabilizing around $70 being the "sweet spot" • Convers...
Send us a text Patch Boyz welcome James Martinez to get into his Back2School Bash on Aug 9th 10:30 am at (Powerhouse Gym) 1028 Andrews Hwy Midland TX 79701 he discusses a powerful calling to serve the youth of his community. "There's nothing in the city for kids and if you can't pay for travel sports, there's nothing," Martinez explains with unmistakable passion. This reality sparked the creation of Last Rep Strength Co, his initiative bringing strength sports to kids who might otherwi...
Send us a text Tragedy and triumph intertwine in this heartfelt episode as Jesus shares his personal connection to the Ramos family who were lost in the devastating Central Texas floods. Rather than dwelling on political aspects of the disaster, the hosts focus on the remarkable way Texans have mobilized to help each other during this crisis—proving once again why community means everything in the Lone Star State. The conversation shifts to exciting news as the Patch Boys officially launch t...
Send us a text What happens when an NFL coach decides to focus his talents on developing youth athletes with character first, skills second? In this fascinating conversation, former Dallas Cowboys running backs coach Evan Harrington shares his journey from NFL sidelines to launching I-9 Sports programs across West Texas. Harrington offers rare insights from his time with the Cowboys, working directly with Mike McCarthy on play sheets and coaching elite running backs. He reveals what it's lik...
Send us a text From basketball courts in Midland to pioneering healthcare work in South Carolina, Alfonso's journey reveals the powerful influence of his Mexican-American upbringing on his professional path. In this deeply personal conversation between cousins, we explore how growing up in West Texas during the 1990s-2000s shaped Alfonso's trajectory toward becoming a leader in infectious disease healthcare. Alfonso shares vivid memories of cross-border life—regular family trips to Mexico on...
Send us a text The Patch Boys First Remote Podcast with our buddies Victor Neito & Marcos Santos at a hotel before we attend our first BKFC event as viewers & with media passes in Fort Worth, Texas, capturing all the behind-the-scenes excitement and anticipation before the fights begin. They discuss what makes bare-knuckle fighting unique and preview Jeremy Sauceda's upcoming match while sharing their enthusiasm about experiencing this raw combat sport firsthand. • Local fighter Jere...
Send us a text In this raw, unfiltered conversation with Former UFC,WEC & BKFC Fighter Leonard “ Bad Boy Garcia” Garcia & BKFC Fightsr Jeremy Sauceda and his coach Ruben Llamas, we dive deep into the world of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship as they prepare for Jeremy's upcoming bout on June 21st in Texas. Coach Llamas out of The Works MMA & Boxing Gym In Hobbs NM, with nearly 30 years of combat sports experience spanning boxing, MMA, and Vale Tudo, reveals the techn...
Send us a text A remote podcast in South Texas where oilfield work meets border security creates unique challenges few Americans ever experience. In this raw, candid conversation, we take you directly to the lease roads of South Texas where workers navigate dangers beyond the typical hazards of the energy industry. When one host describes driving to a location at 5 AM and encountering border patrol vehicles racing past at high speeds, it opens a window into a world that feels straight ...
Send us a text From local politics to bare-knuckle fighting, The Patch Boyz are stepping up their game in unexpected ways. The duo kicks off with a celebratory recap of their recent Nino episode, which not only proved successful in terms of viewership but also validated their prediction about the local bond vote outcome. They reflect on how despite Nino's controversial reputation, he showed genuine respect for their platform while providing valuable insights into social media strategy and pol...
Send us a text When Daniel Villegas first decided to get his CDL at 19, he couldn't have imagined how that decision would transform into Branded 14 - one of the most recognized hot shot services in the Permian Basin. After discovering that pipeline work wasn't for him, Villegas found his calling in transportation, specifically in ESP (Electrical Submersible Pump) hauling. What makes his story compelling is the strategic business decisions that set Branded 14 apart. While many hot shot compan...