In Part 2 of this interview with content creator Humble Among, Deana Bianco explores Juggalo culture, the reality of the Gathering of the Juggalos, and why many fans find belonging in the Insane Clown Posse community. They discuss mental health, accountability, and controversies surrounding the Gathering, offering an insider perspective that goes beyond viral stereotypes.

The episode also dives into ICP’s Dark Carnival mythology and Joker’s Cards, including The Great Milenko, and how “the wicked shit” reflects identity, sobriety, and meaning — highlighting the deeper connection between music, community, and personal growth.

In this episode of Soft Parts Podcast, host Deana Bianco dives into the Juggalo community, devoted fans of the Insane Clown Posse (ICP). She sits down with Humble Among, a prominent Juggalo and content creator, to learn about life in the subculture and the values that bring its members together. They explore common misconceptions about Juggalos, the sense of community at gatherings, and the role music and humor play in shaping identity.

Humble Among also shares his journey on how the Juggalo community and his YouTube channel have supported his path toward sobriety and connection. This episode is for anyone interested in fan communities, alternative lifestyles, recovery stories, and the power of belonging.

Episode Resources & Links – Soft Parts Podcast: Inside the Juggalo Community

• American Juggalo Documentary –

• Humble Among Instagram –

• Humble Among YouTube Channel

• You Don't Know Me but You Don't Like Me book by Nathan Rabin

In this episode of the Soft Parts Podcast, host Deana Bianco explores the life and music of country legend George Jones. Joined by Mike Lisk of The Best Show, they discuss Jones' memoir I Lived to Tell It All, his chart-topping hits, and his turbulent life—including addiction, bankruptcy, and personal struggles.

The conversation also dives into his relationships with fellow country icons like Tammy Wynette, contrasts his raw country style with other music genres, and reflects on the history and evolution of country music. Fans of George Jones, country music, and music history won’t want to miss this deep dive.