Tuesday, September 22, 2026

It’s officially fall, Danielle is in the studio, and Brock has entered an entirely new phase of life: his cowboy era. The question of the morning is also perfectly random: What completely harmless thing do you refuse to do the “right” way? Folding underwear? Fitted sheets? Separating laundry? Measuring detergent? Sometimes you just do what you want.

Brock explains how DJing a wedding in Golden, Missouri somehow ended with him buying his first cowboy hat. After meeting the family behind a custom hat business that works with artists including Lainey Wilson and events at Thunder Ridge, Brock gets fitted for a hat and has the Brock Entertainment logo burned into it completely freehand. Naturally, this means he now needs boots, spurs, a bolo tie, a horse, and possibly a farm.

Then there’s a bizarre Brock Entertainment wedding misunderstanding. A venue believed Brock had tried to charge a bride an additional $800 to handle her ceremony, except that fee never actually existed. Brock breaks down what happened, how a discount and communication between the couple got mixed up, and why a quick phone call could have cleared the whole thing up immediately.

Brock and Danielle also get into AI anxiety, whether artificial intelligence needs a new name, why robots might actually be scarier than AI itself, and whether humanity is slowly combining The Terminator, The Matrix, and Idiocracy into one real-life timeline.

Plus, there’s a dog that completely fails at being a guard dog, college party chaos, William Shatner doing heavy metal, hot honey Spam, celebrity news, things people do in public that drive everyone crazy, movies, cheap dates, Starbucks hacks, and the official arrival of fall weather.

Cowboy hats, AI, wedding drama, bad public etiquette and another morning of conversations that somehow all make sense by the end. It’s Brock in the Morning.

Monday, September 21, 2026

Brock is joined by Amanda and Dana, and the morning starts with a surprisingly fun question: What do you collect? Travel Christmas ornaments, koozies, Funko Pops, autographs, postcards, stamps and plenty of other things apparently all come with their own very specific collector names.

Then things get weird quickly. There’s a police department controversy, a city renaming part of Lake Erie as the “Gulf of Cleveland,” questionable scooter decisions in Bentonville traffic, a job applicant convinced a pimple cost her the position, and a fitness competitor who refused to let a bathroom emergency keep her from finishing first.

Amanda and Dana also battle it out in another round of Family Feud, argue over what makes someone secretly smarter than they let on, and somehow turn a conversation about intelligence into vocabulary, sarcasm, listening skills and remembering the little things about people.

Plus, Brock talks about his newest questionable streaming discovery, a broken TV courtesy of Bray, bizarre celebrity news, a 20-ounce Capri Sun, mosquito toilets, fall finally arriving in Northwest Arkansas, and the five things you probably shouldn’t be sharing with AI.

And Amanda and Dana give an update on NWA Hard Knocks, including the response to their first guest episode and how listeners can nominate someone or an organization to appear on the podcast.

Collections, bad decisions, Family Feud, AI, broken TVs and the usual Monday randomness. It’s Brock in the Morning.

Website:
NWAHardKnocks.com

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

It’s a full house with Danielle and Caroline from McClure Fitness, and the morning starts with a question every adult can relate to: What rule did your parents drill into you as a kid that you immediately stopped following once you moved out?

Eating whatever you want for dinner, staying out past midnight, refusing to dedicate an entire Saturday to cleaning, eating on the couch, leaving the refrigerator door open longer than 10 seconds—apparently adulthood is mostly realizing your parents were right about some things and completely wrong about others.

Then Brock goes down another AI rabbit hole, explaining how he’s now using it to organize tens of thousands of songs, automatically categorize music for Sam’s Furniture Radio, manage repetitive work, and basically eliminate hours of tasks he used to have to do manually. Which leads to the bigger question: How much of our jobs will AI eventually be able to do?

Caroline also talks fitness, strength training, building up to pull-ups, why core and shoulder strength matter, and what’s happening at McClure Fitness. Plus, she and Brock realize they both auditioned for American Idol in St. Louis back in 2004.

There’s also Tim McGraw, Razorback football pain, Dolly Parton cookies, pumpkin spice caskets, strange things happening at church, self-driving cars, celebrity news, kids saying hilarious things, Family Feud, Harry Potter houses, and plenty of conversations that go completely off the rails.

Parenting, fitness, AI, nostalgia, weird news and three people with absolutely no problem getting distracted—it’s another Brock in the Morning.

Websites mentioned:
PumpkinSpiceCasket.com