n this episode, the Roadrunner reflects on a cross-country drive from the East Coast back to Las Vegas, taking in the beauty of America’s farmland, small towns, and open landscapes. He shares why nature feels like proof of something bigger — a reminder to slow down, appreciate what’s around us, and respect the places that keep the country running.

From there, he pivots into a wide-ranging, unfiltered commentary on politics, money, and influence — especially how lobbying and campaign funding shape what the public hears and what lawmakers prioritize. He ties that into his personal backstory: his years in the “sex capsule” business, why he believes those products helped people, and why he feels he became a target.

Along the way, he talks about legal battles, trust, and hard-earned lessons, plus the motivation behind launching the Roadrunner Podcast as a platform to speak openly, promote his book, and keep telling his side of the story — with a few detours into movies, pop culture, and why dogs might be one of the best things on Earth.

In this episode, the Roadrunner looks back on what he calls his most expensive road trip ever—one that included a stop in Baton Rouge that ended with an arrest over a small amount of marijuana and a hard lesson about the system. From there, he unpacks a bigger theme: character and trust—why some people refuse to trust others, and how betrayal often reveals what’s going on inside the person doing the doubting.

Along the way, he shares stories from the road (including frustrations with tolls and bureaucracy), reflects on disappointment after a failed attempt to meet a major public figure in New York, and revisits the fallout of a legal relationship he believes went wrong. The episode also touches on his history as an entrepreneur, his outspoken opinions about politics and Big Pharma, and why he believes certain industries—especially truck drivers, farmers, and ranchers—keep America running.

He closes with a message about standing up for yourself, learning from painful experiences, and continuing forward with purpose—Straight Outta Vegas.

In this raw, no-filter episode, the Roadrunner reflects on a wild stretch of life that includes being jailed in Baton Rouge, navigating legal battles, and taking a cross-country road trip in an attempt to meet Donald Trump. He opens up about feeling betrayed by family and former friends, the frustration of trusting the wrong lawyers, and the lessons he learned about self-reliance and standing up for yourself.

Along the way, he shares stories from the road—traveling through Florida, New York, and beyond—plus his thoughts on work ethic, discipline, loyalty, faith, and personal responsibility. The episode also dives into his controversial past in the “sex capsule” business, why he believes in what he built, and how that chapter of his life shaped him. He closes with reflections on appreciating life, respecting the planet, and the importance of companionship—especially the unconditional loyalty of dogs.

In this wide-ranging episode of the Roadrunner Podcast, the host opens with a message to his listeners and sets the tone for a raw, unfiltered conversation “straight out of Vegas.” He gives a strong local shoutout to Urban Auto Works in Henderson and explains why he trusts the shop with high-end vehicles. From there, he shifts into travel reflections—Nevada desert highways, favorite routes, and memories tied to places like Wendover, Salt Lake City, and the Pacific Northwest—sharing what he loves about the landscape, the road, and the feeling of freedom that comes with moving through the West.

The episode then turns into a personal story about his past business ventures, including his history in the “sex capsule” industry, how he built it, what he learned about manufacturing and marketing, and his views on how regulation and enforcement work behind the scenes. He talks about being targeted, the stress of dealing with investigators and legal pressure, and the frustration he felt with attorneys and the legal system during that time. Along the way, he shares his mindset on “street smarts,” faith, and personal discipline—plus thoughts on staying focused in a world where people are constantly glued to their phones.

He closes with a more heartfelt note about companionship and loyalty, telling stories about his dogs and encouraging listeners to consider adopting from an animal shelter. It’s part road story, part memoir, part commentary—delivered with the host’s signature no-filter style.

In this episode, D.W. “The Roadrunner” opens with his philosophy on life, faith, and why balance—day and night, sun and moon—matters to the human experience. From there, he shifts into a personal story about trust, betrayal, and the legal system, describing how he believes two attorneys took advantage of him financially and left him vulnerable during a major federal situation.

He also shares how adopting his pitbull, Sky, helped him heal after losing his longtime dog, Coco, and how that bond pushed him to hit the road to promote his book. That road trip takes a dramatic turn in Louisiana, where a marijuana arrest lands him in jail for nine days and sets off a chain of events involving family, lawyers, and the fight to regain control of his life.

The episode closes with a message about loyalty, resilience, and why dogs may be the purest form of companionship—especially when life gets complicated.

In this raw and unfiltered first episode, D.W. “The Roadrunner” shares his no-holds-barred perspective on the legal system, billboard attorneys, and how advertising drives modern law firms. He reflects on personal experiences with lawyers, business, and government scrutiny, offering hard-earned advice on why smaller firms and direct representation matter.

Along the way, D.W. dives into his life on the road, years of traveling across America, lessons learned from hustling, entrepreneurship, and faith, and how a pivotal moment ultimately pushed him to finish his book and changed the course of his life. The episode sets the tone for a podcast built on street smarts, personal truth, and unapologetic honesty.