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The Chop Shop Show

The Chop Shop Show

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The Chop Show is a weekly podcast based in Tampa Bay that covers a wide range of topics, including local, state, and national issues that impact the community. Hosted by a team of engaging and informative personalities, the show delves into the latest news and events from around the area, offering in-depth analysis and thought-provoking discussions on a variety of topics. In addition to covering important issues and current events, The Chop Show also features segments on entertainment and sports, keeping listeners up to date on the latest happenings in the world of pop culture and athletics. Whether you're a resident of Tampa Bay or simply interested in staying informed about the issues that matter most to your community, The Chop Show is a must-listen podcast for anyone looking to stay connected and engaged.2023 Ciencias Sociales
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  • Parenting the NFL Draft: Inside the Trigg Family's Journey

    Parenting the NFL Draft: Inside the Trigg Family's Journey
    Mar 10 2026
    Student athletes, NIL, USC, Ole Miss, Baylor, Tampa, NFL Draft, parenting, HBCU, transfer portal, Michael Trigg, Mike Evans, recruiting, Grove, USC tailgate, Fort Valley. In this special episode of the Chop Shop Show, hosts Daryl Newton, Greg Doss, and Waldo Woodard sit down with Mike and Twyanca Trigg, parents of Tampa's own NFL Draft prospect Michael Trigg, for a raw, funny, and brutally honest conversation about raising a student athlete in today's college football world. From realizing Mike was "different" at two years old running full laps at Fort Valley State, to juggling soccer, YMCA hoops, and youth football, the Triggs walk us through the grind, sacrifice, and family conflicts that come with coaching your own kid hard while still protecting his joy in the game. They open up about choosing West Tampa over power programs, pushing academics, navigating secret USC recruiting visits during COVID, and the emotional reality of dropping your son off across the country. The crew also dives into culture shock at USC vs Ole Miss and the Grove, being Black parents in Southern college towns, and how race, tailgate culture, and community show up around big-time football. Mike shares how he built a winning mentality from his own HBCU days at Fort Valley, why dads have to "be the asshole" while moms soften the blow, and how that balance set Michael up for the Draft and life after football. Along the way, they hit on NIL, transfers, Tampa roots, barbecue, small-town politics, and why staying a good person matters more than stars or rankings. Topic segments with timestamps 00:00:23–00:03:30 – Opening, Chop Shop intro, Mike Evans to San Francisco and Bucs talk 00:03:31–00:08:10 – Michael's birth story, early signs of athleticism, first lap at Fort Valley, youth soccer and YMCA basketball 00:08:11–00:13:40 – Travel basketball, high school at West Tampa, motor, aggression, comparisons to his dad's Fort Valley days 00:13:41–00:18:20 – Parenting roles, coaching your own kid, mom vs dad conflict, "asshole" dad and "softening the blow" 00:18:21–00:24:30 – USC recruiting, COVID visit, emotional drop-off in California, adjusting to distance and fewer calls home 00:24:31–00:32:00 – USC diversity vs Ole Miss and Georgia, Grove experience, racial dynamics at Southern Power Five schools 00:32:01–00:40:00 – Mississippi stories, Klan marches, growing up around racism, military towns, Black communities and safety 00:40:01–00:48:30 – Balancing football dreams with academics, HBCUs, life after the game, expectations for greatness 00:48:31–00:55:30 – Mike's barbecue business, community support, new customers, networking into USF NIL connections 00:55:31–01:05:00 – NIL, transfer portal, business mindset for college athletes and families 01:05:01–01:15:00 – Father–son dynamics as kids grow up, boundaries, teammates, and letting go 01:15:01–01:23:30 – Local Tampa shout-outs, sponsors, small business plugs, closing laughs and rapid-fire jokes
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    1 h y 38 m
  • Top 10 Love Songs Battle: 70s-2000s R&B Showdown

    Top 10 Love Songs Battle: 70s-2000s R&B Showdown
    Mar 3 2026

    The Chop Shop Show returns with hosts Eazy Deez, Reverend Waldo, Rough Greg Doss, and special guest Donald Stokely, CEO of Event Heroes, debating the ultimate top 10 love songs from 1970s/80s (Greg), 90s (Donald), and 2000s (Waldo). Marvin Gaye Let's Get It On, Gap Band Yearning for Your Love, Johnny Gill My My My, Luther Vandross Here and Now, Al Green Let's Stay Together, Boyz II Men I'll Make Love to You, Jodeci Feenin, Bee Gees Too Much Heaven, Atlantic Starr Always set the stage for heated battles over wedding anthems, chart-toppers, and generational classics like Michael Jackson Lady in My Life, Whitney Houston I Will Always Love You, and Lyfe Jennings Must Be Nice.

    Topic Segments

    00:00-00:03: Host intros and guest Donald Stokely welcome

    00:03-00:22: Game setup – top 10 love songs by decade, scoring rules

    00:22-00:40: Round 1-2 songs (Marvin Gaye, Gap Band, Johnny Gill, D'Angelo)

    00:40-01:00: Rounds 3-5 (All My Life, Let Me Love You, Bee Gees, Luther, Love by Musiq)

    01:00-01:20: Rounds 6-7 (Feenin debate, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Alicia Keys)

    01:20-01:40: Rounds 8-10 (Babyface, Ginuwine, Staple Singers, Luther again)

    01:40-02:20: Honorable mentions (For the Love of You, Chaka Khan, Tevin Campbell)

    02:20-03:00: Deep dives on R Kelly, Jodeci, Shirley Murdock, songwriters like Prince

    03:00-04:00: Off the Wall vs Thriller debate, Michael Jackson impact

    04:00-05:00: Chris Brown vs Usher comparison, 50 Cent dominance

    05:00-06:00: Producer battles (Diddy vs Jermaine Dupri), group egos/labels

    06:00+: Dream R&B concerts (Michael, Luther, Whitney, Janet)
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    1 h y 43 m
  • Cigar Night in Tampa: Chaney Cigar Lounge, Big Fred's Bus, and Black Cigar Brotherhood

    Cigar Night in Tampa: Chaney Cigar Lounge, Big Fred's Bus, and Black Cigar Brotherhood
    Feb 10 2026
    Cigar culture, Chaney Cigar Lounge, Big Fred's Mobile Cigars, JUCO grind, black cigar community, golf therapy, no gatekeeping, Tampa support, soul food Sundays, veteran love, and grown‑folk conversation collide on this live Chop Shop Show "Cigar Night" episode. Daryl Newton, Greg Doss, and Waldo "Big Jit" Woodard chop it up with Corey Chaney, owner of Chaney Cigar Lounge on North 56th Street in Tampa, and Freddie Smith, owner of Big Fred's Mobile Cigars, about how they fell in love with cigars, built their own lanes in the cigar business, and keep things rooted in true lounge culture instead of a "club" vibe. Listeners hear stories from Navy deployments and overseas cigar spots, JUCO football wars in Miami, Oklahoma and Cincinnati, and how the cigar and golf crews in Tampa turned into a real brotherhood and a "black man's health spa" where jokes fly, but real life, health, relationships, and mental peace get talked through. The fellas spotlight the importance of mentorship over gatekeeping, the grind behind entrepreneurship that people never see, and why supporting local black‑owned businesses—on purpose—matters. From soul food Sundays and membership lockers to Super Bowl raffles, reasonable cigar price points, and that famous mobile cigar bus that can pull up to Charlies or your next event, this episode is a masterclass in community, consistency, and creating safe spaces for grown people to relax, laugh, and reset in 2026. Topic segments with timestamps 00:00–05:30 – Show intro, hosts, remembering Will D and the "full circle" cigar culture episode 05:30–15:00 – How Corey and Freddie got into cigars, Navy deployment, Cape Verde lounge, early cigar experiments 15:00–27:00 – Overseas vs U.S. cigar culture, true essence of cigar lounges vs club lounges 27:00–40:00 – No gatekeeping, sharing game, consultation fees, helping new cigar entrepreneurs 40:00–55:00 – Freddie's path to the mobile cigar bus, COVID timing, making cigars "fun" and not labor 55:00–01:12:00 – High school football memories, JUCO grind, University of Cincinnati, chasing dreams in the 90s 01:12:00–01:30:00 – Corey's Navy journey, duty stations, casinos in Mississippi, meeting Freddie at the lounge 01:30:00–01:50:00 – Lounge culture, membership, Soul Food Sundays, family atmosphere, locker pricing and value 01:50:00–02:10:00 – Big Fred's Mobile Cigars details, bus capacity, events, airport/cruise runs, "showstopper" reactions 02:10:00–02:35:00 – Golf crew, Waldo on the course, competition, trash talk, therapy on the fairway and back at the lounge 02:35:00–02:55:00 – Cigar etiquette, sitting fees, bringing your own bottle, supporting small brick‑and‑mortar lounges 02:55:00–03:15:00 – Tampa support conversation, pricing, not taxing the community, intentional black business support 03:15:00–03:30:00 – Sponsors: Cigar Life, G9 Pro Se Consultants, Kings Care hair and beard products 03:30:00–03:45:00 – Super Bowl talk, halftime show, watch party at the lounge, environment vs entertainment 03:45:00–04:05:00 – "We Gotta Do Better": men's health, prostate checks, mental health, and vet‑focused cigar donations 04:05:00–End – Shout‑outs, contact info, locations, social media, and final thoughts on peace, brotherhood, and consistency Chop Shop Show, Daryl Newton, Greg Doss, Waldo Woodard, Big Jit, Chaney Cigar Lounge, Big Fred's Mobile Cigars, Tampa cigar lounge, black cigar culture, cigar night podcast, JUCO football stories, Navy veteran, Cape Verde cigars, black men and golf, golf therapy, soul food Sunday, no gatekeeping, cigar etiquette, mobile cigar bus, Tampa small business, black owned business, men's health, prostate awareness, veteran support, Kings Care, Cigar Life
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    1 h y 40 m
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