Fanatic Smack

This week, Carrington is joined by Mason Gupte (@GuyByACactus) on Twitter where talks range from a bent Peyton Manning rookie card in a pocket, to pulling rookie Zion Williamson and Ja Morant cards, gaming talk surrounding Halo: Infinite, NBA early season talk and WAY TOO EARLY MVP predictions. What's the future of sports betting going to look like? And you aren't collecting sports card....THE TIME IS NOW!!! All this and more in the first episode of the New Year! Happy 2021! Enjoy! Make sure you follow @CarringtonGupte and @FunTimesGC on Twitter. DM or Tweet questions to be featured on the show. Please subscribe, review and share with a friend! #FunTimesAwait

Franky Mosqueda, a master auto technician and traveling outdoorsman joins the show to talk about the future of the industry, AI, 3D Printing, Creativity and more. Franky grew up in Phoenix, Arizona in the family automotive business and quickly learned his way around cars and craftsmanship at a young age. He's currently living outside the city limits of greater Nashville, Tennessee continuing his passion of education in the automotive industry , fishing and crafting. He creates fishing baits by hand carving and crafting under the brand SickFish Bait Co. We learn what he's been up to and some of the insightful things he shares from his experience. Follow him on Instagram here.

Dr. Tyler McNabb, a longtime friend from high school joins me on this episode as we catch up on life and what he's been up to. Currently living in Macau, Macau is an autonomous region on the south coast of China, across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong. Dr. McNabb is an associate professor of Philosophy at the University of Saint Joseph, Macau and has authored books and papers on Religious Epistemology and the different beliefs of humanity about God and a god-like figure throughout human civilization. Hear his interesting take on how Science and Christianity have evolved together to support each other in certain areas. Buddhism? Space? Aliens? Multi-Universal theories and more!

Jordan "J-Prodigy" Edwards joins the show to talk music, pandemic business, high school stories and making content before the golden age of the internet and social media. Jordan and Carrington went to high school together and were music artists in the hip hop group Royal Luminary Kings from 2007 to 2009. Growing up in the good old cornfields of Indiana, they found time to have plenty of adventures and make some funny, epic content. In this episode they talk about making music, creating stories and skits. Jordan currently resides in Dallas, Texas were he runs his own landscaping and junk removal business. In the future, the two have talked about reviving their love for music and film with a new project. What exactly? We don't know, but expect some fun times to come from these two in 2022.