Brook Jolley is joined by Soundboy for a very normal episode of Morning Buds Afternoon Delight, which immediately becomes a constitutional crisis about bathroom doors, Tennessee hemp laws, missing Wendy’s chicken, and whether America is still free if adults can’t buy the wrong plant or breakfast sandwich.

This week, Brook and Soundboy talk about the upcoming Tennessee hemp restrictions, kratom, THCA, federal confusion, government “freedom” celebrations right before taking freedoms away, and why every law now feels like it was written by a lobbyist using AI in a Waffle House bathroom.

They also recap the Roasted Hemp rap show with Murky Creeks and Lil Town Locstas, Soundboy’s tragic chicken biscuit betrayal, June Bug Boogie, Big B’s possible taxidermy future, trivia night, karaoke chaos, the White House UFC event, Michelle Obama conspiracy nonsense, Trump falling asleep ringside, Elon Musk money, roast battle trophies, and why maybe bungee jumping is one of the few places regulations might not be the devil.

Recorded live at Roasted Hemp Co in Cookeville, Tennessee.

Brook Jolley and Laura Crockrell are back on Morning Buds Afternoon Delight at Roasted Hemp Co in Cookeville, Tennessee, trying to make sense of Tennessee’s upcoming hemp law changes, the sacred anthropology of the Junebug Boogie, and why every local event eventually turns into a hostage negotiation with a flyer.

This episode covers the Danny Whitson magic comedy show, karaoke after midnight, Tokers Got Talent, fake social media followers, theater degrees, Sweeney Todd opinions nobody asked for, and the most unhinged booking drama yet: a mystery rap show nobody confirmed, a $2,500 budget nobody approved, a 21-song headliner from Missouri, and a man claiming Mark Twain as a credential like that helps in hip-hop.

Also: cats eating faces, non-consensual tarot, Disney trauma, Tennessee politicians near smoked salmon, and why venues usually advertise shows they know exist.

Recorded live at Roasted Hemp Co in Cookeville, TN.

Brook Jolley and Laura Crockrell recap a completely normal weekend at Roasted Hemp Co, which apparently now includes Tokers Got Talent, a packed rap show, a karaoke contest, a semi-viral fight, and one tiny dog with strong opinions about vaping.

Karaoke contest winner Callie Zipf joins the show to talk about winning with Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams,” picking songs that actually fit your voice, Hall & Oates, Mariah Carey, and the Jackbox moment that made an entire room question reality when the screen simply said, “you are dead.”

Somewhere after that, the episode falls into Tennessee hemp laws, Opryland memories, Disney World trauma, Tom Green, X-Files, old limerick books, questionable performance art, and whether Brook’s removed scalp lump technically contained his empathy.

Hosts: Brook Jolley and Laura Crockrell
Guest: Callie Zipf

Get Roasted Morning Buds Afternoon Delight is back with Brook Jolley, Laura Crockrell, Soundboy, and the usual Roasted Hemp Co. chaos.

This episode covers a full week of Cookeville weirdness, including the upcoming karaoke contest, Tokers Got Talent, audience judging, local comedy shows, Tennessee hemp laws, Nashville sports money, and why every live event eventually becomes a controlled substance with microphones.

Brook and Laura also spiral through It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Boys, Game of Thrones, The X-Files, terrible TV endings, Don Rickles, Gilligan’s Island conspiracy theories, raw milk, IHOP closing, dental trauma, and small-town Tennessee survival.

At the end of the episode, Kaleb Robinson from Slugfest Fights joins the show to talk about fighting three times in one night, bodybuilding, cardio, rookie tournaments, and what it feels like when a local combat sports event turns into a full-body job interview with punches.

A Tennessee comedy podcast recorded live at Roasted Hemp Co. in Cookeville, featuring stand-up comics, local events, fight talk, pop culture arguments, hemp bar nonsense, and the kind of Appalachian morning show energy that should probably be court monitored.

Episode Description

Grab your favorite syrup and cool off with Brook and Laura for an absolutely chaotic, high-energy afternoon installment of Morning Buds' Afternoon Delight! Today, the buds are live, elevated, and diving headfirst into everything from local politics to comic book lore.

Here’s what’s on the roasting block today:

• Dudeism & Vinyl Weddings: Brook shares the legendary tale of getting ordained online just to spite a homophobic local clerk, which somehow resulted in him officiating a shotgun wedding inside a tiny recording booth at Jack White’s Third Man Records.

• The Banned Book Bureaucracy: The buds tackle the absolute absurdity of Knoxville libraries banning Roots (an official Tennessee state book) and Shell Silverstein's A Light in the Attic (apparently for "promoting cannibalism").

• Laura's "Private Collection": Laura unboxes some gems from her stash, leading to a deep dive into why she owns five different printings of Hunter S. Thompson's The Great Shark Hunt, a look at an incredibly offensive 1980s joke book, and the story of her childhood church anime club.

• The Boys Finale Breakdown: A hilariously unfiltered, spoiler-filled recap of the latest season of Amazon’s The Boys. We're talking superpowered Vs, Homelander, and some very... unique superpower combat styles.

• A Win for Local Performers: Brook breaks down Tennessee's new non-compete law and explains how it accidentally completely freed up independent gig-workers and comedians making under $70k.

• Tuesday: Trivia Night

• Wednesday: Karaoke

• Thursday: Dab Co.

• Friday: Puff & Paint (Hosted by Ali Nicole—featuring cheesecakes from Sam's Club!)

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