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Welcome to the Rise Guys Morning Show! "The Saviors Of Upstate Morning Radio" broke the mold when they hit the airwaves in 2003. Originating from Greenville, South Carolina, Mattman, Nine, Paige & Fat Boy combine to deliver the South's #1 Morning Radio Show everyday 5-10AM. And serve as the leaders of the esteemed "P1 Family." Relevant and Irreverant! Gahlay, it's the Rise Guys! And It Is Good!
The Rise Guys Podcast delivers a full Friday edition episode that is described as returning 'LIVE on Monday baby,' suggesting this is a live-recorded show with the hosts back in studio together. However, the provided show notes offer virtually no detail about the actual content covered during the 2 hour 16 minute…
Worth it if you're already a regular Rise Guys listener who tunes in regardless of topic, but newcomers have no basis to commit 2+ hours.
The Rise Guys Podcast's "Hour Four" episode centers on three main segments based on the show notes. The primary topic involves Rudy conducting background checks on everybody, suggesting a comedic or critical examination of someone's investigative habits or paranoia. The second segment is framed as an "all advice show"…
Worth it if you're already a Rise Guys fan familiar with the hosts' dynamic and enjoy unscripted banter-based humor.
The Rise Guys Podcast's third hour of this episode centers on three loosely connected segments. The primary focus is an anonymous caller's divorce story, which the hosts frame as particularly dramatic or contentious—the title's reference to "getting locked up with this lady" suggests a volatile relationship narrative.…
Worth it if you enjoy loose, conversational banter about relationship drama and reality TV without expecting substantive analysis or new information.
This is the second hour of The Rise Guys Podcast episode from October 9, 2026. Based on the show notes, the episode covers three main segments: a discussion about Terry's girlfriend's decision to keep their baby's foreskin (presumably regarding circumcision), feedback from listeners responding to Terry being called…
Worth it if you enjoy unfiltered, casual talk-radio banter about personal topics without expecting substantive exploration or meaningful takeaways.
The Rise Guys Podcast episode from October 9, 2026 is an open-phones segment featuring listener calls. The primary topic centers on a caller identified as "Anonymous" who discusses having a 75-year-old boyfriend, which prompts the hosts to react with surprise and commentary about the age gap. The title itself is a…
Worth it if you're a regular Rise Guys listener who enjoys open-phone segments and host banter about listener relationships.
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The Rise Guys Podcast episode from October 8, 2026 is presented as a full Thursday edition of the show. However, the source material provided contains virtually no substantive information about the episode's actual content. The show notes simply state 'A full Thursday edition of TRG' with no breakdown of topics…
Worth it if you're already a regular Rise Guys listener who knows what to expect from a Thursday edition, but not if you're new to the show or seeking specific content.
Based on the extremely limited show notes provided, this appears to be the fourth hour of a multi-hour episode from The Rise Guys Podcast. The only concrete topic mentioned is a headline about an older man who doesn't vote and subsequently becomes single. The show notes offer no information about guest interviews,…
Worth it if you're already a dedicated Rise Guys fan who enjoys their comedic banter regardless of topic, but newcomers should start elsewhere.
The Rise Guys Podcast hosts Jeremy Clements, driver of the #51 car in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, for an in-studio conversation. This is described as "HOUR THREE" of the episode, suggesting it's part of a longer live recording session. The show notes indicate this is a catch-up conversation with Clements, who…
Worth it if you're a fan of The Rise Guys Podcast and Jeremy Clements, or interested in casual racing driver interviews.
The Rise Guys Podcast episode promises a comedic bit involving someone named Paige messing up or parodying a popular country song. The show notes are extremely minimal, providing only a casual greeting ("JUG if you ain't here right now THEN WHERE THE FUHHHH YOU ATTTT?") and a "Headlines" section with no actual content…
Worth it if you're already a dedicated Rise Guys fan who tunes in regardless of topic, but new listeners have no reason to click based on this information.
The Rise Guys Podcast episode promises intrigue with its cryptic title 'WHO THE FUHH LEFT THAT ON THE WALL?' but the show notes provide minimal detail about what actually occupies the episode's 35 minutes. The description hints at two main topics: an unspecified mystery object or situation involving 'the wall,' and a…
Worth it if you're already a Rise Guys fan who appreciates inside jokes and casual headline commentary, but risky for listeners seeking deep music industry analysis.
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The Rise Guys Podcast's Wednesday full show edition runs 2 hours and 20 minutes but provides virtually no detail about its actual content in the available show notes. The description simply states 'A full Wednesday edition of TRG' without listing topics, guests, segments, or any indication of what listeners will hear.…
Worth it if you're already a dedicated Rise Guys listener who tunes in regardless of topic, but new listeners have no way to know if this episode matches their interests.
The Rise Guys Podcast episode "WE'RE DONE BRO, GO TO CHURCH TOO BTW: HOUR FOUR" is a 36-minute installment that appears to be part of a longer show or series. Based on the minimal show notes provided—which list only "Headlines" and "Truth and Consequences" as topics—the episode seems to cover news or current events…
Worth it if you're already a regular Rise Guys listener familiar with their format and running jokes, but risky for newcomers.
This 30-minute episode from The Rise Guys Podcast focuses on the case of Christa Pike, a Tennessee woman scheduled for execution who regained consciousness after a failed execution attempt, raising complex legal and ethical questions about whether the state will attempt to execute her again. The episode appears to…
Worth it if you're interested in unusual capital punishment cases and want a quick news update, but not if you expect investigative depth or expert analysis.
This is the second hour of The Rise Guys Podcast from October 7, 2026. The episode centers on a call or message from a listener named Jason who is processing a recent breakup. According to the show notes, Jason's girlfriend ended their relationship, and based on context from a previous episode about faith-based…
Worth it if you're a regular Rise Guys listener invested in Jason's situation or curious about how the hosts handle relationship and voting-related questions.
The Rise Guys Podcast episode from October 7, 2026 is a 40-minute show that appears to cover three main segments based on the show notes: (1) a discussion about vaginal steaming and its health implications, framed with a casual anecdote about a high school friend of host Fat Boy who now operates a vaginal steaming…
Worth it if you enjoy irreverent, conversational banter about trending topics and don't expect investigative depth or expert analysis.
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The Rise Guys Podcast episode from October 6, 2026 is presented as a full Tuesday edition of the show. However, the source material provided contains virtually no substantive information about the episode's actual content. The show notes simply state 'A full Tuesday edition of TRG' with no breakdown of topics…
Worth it if you're already a dedicated Rise Guys fan who tunes in regardless of topic, but new listeners have no reason to commit 2+ hours based on this description.
The Rise Guys Podcast's "Hour Four" episode centers on a single anecdote: a "foot in mouth" story featuring someone named Mattman. Based on the minimal show notes provided, the episode appears to be structured around this personal story, likely involving an awkward moment or embarrassing situation where Mattman said…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Rise Guys fan who enjoys casual banter and personal anecdotes about the hosts.
This 35-minute episode of The Rise Guys Podcast focuses on a single headline: Trump's approval of an execution by firing squad. The hosts attempt to unpack the legal and constitutional framework around execution authority, specifically exploring questions about which officials can approve executions and under what…
Worth it if you want casual political banter about current events, but not if you're seeking rigorous legal or constitutional analysis.
The Rise Guys Podcast's second hour features a segment called "Truth and Consequences" that was intended to help repair a relationship but takes an unexpected turn when a caller named Dana phones in and confronts someone named Celeste, putting her "in her place." The episode is framed around a frustrating technical…
Worth it if you enjoy unfiltered caller-in radio drama and don't mind thin show notes or unclear payoffs.
The Rise Guys Podcast episode opens with a crude, innuendo-laden title that promises salacious content. The show notes indicate the hosts reflect on how the show has evolved from being overly structured in earlier days, and they acknowledge the deaths of Jim Bakker and Robert Kelker Kelly. The episode appears to…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Rise Guys fan who doesn't need show notes to know what you're getting, but risky for new listeners or those seeking actual information.
The Rise Guys Podcast's full Monday edition (October 5, 2026) runs 2 hours and 23 minutes. However, the source material provided contains virtually no substantive information about the episode's actual content. The show notes simply state 'A full Monday edition of TRG' with no breakdown of topics discussed, guests…
Worth it if you're already a regular Rise Guys listener who tunes in regardless, but new listeners have no way to know if this episode is worth the 143-minute commitment.
The Rise Guys Podcast's "Hour Four" episode promises workplace communication advice with a humorous twist—things you shouldn't say at work but can say at home. Based on the minimal show notes provided, the episode appears to be framed around workplace etiquette and social boundaries, using comedy to explore the gap…
Worth it if you enjoy casual workplace humor and don't expect practical takeaways or expert insight.
The Rise Guys Podcast's third hour of their October 5, 2026 episode centers on two main anecdotes: Mattman recounts a humorous "foot in mouth" moment from the hosts' recent appearance at TLC Motors, and the group discusses an unusual pie gift they received, which apparently arrived in such questionable circumstances…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Rise Guys fan who enjoys their conversational banter and inside jokes, but not if you're seeking substantive or entertaining standalone content.
Based on the minimal show notes provided, this appears to be the second hour of The Rise Guys Podcast episode from October 5, 2026. The episode's title suggests it centers on a story about a woman who allegedly stole from animals, framed as a moral outrage ('that's low man'). The show notes indicate the episode covers…
Worth it if you enjoy tabloid-style outrage content without needing substantive reporting or context.