Tomcast
Tomcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to Tomcast – the unapologetically real podcast straight outta Hot Springs, Arkansas. Hosted by Tom, we dive into the stories, scandals, and side-splitting moments that make this city tick. From off-the-cuff interviews with locals and wild conversations about life in the Spa City to the kind of small-town tea you won’t hear anywhere else, Tomcast is your backstage pass to Hot Springs. We’re raw, we’re fun, and we’re bringing you the real Spa City — one episode at a time.
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Content Themes
The podcast emphasizes the rich tapestry of life in Hot Springs, covering themes such as local politics, personal narratives, and social issues. Examples include intimate conversations with Congressman Bruce Westerman on the future of the 4th district and profound interviews with historical figures like Margaret Yoshida, who recounts life in a Japanese American internment camp.

Welcome to TomCast – the unapologetically real podcast straight outta Hot Springs, Arkansas. Hosted by Tom Wilkins, we dive into the stories, scandals, and side-splitting moments that make this city tick. From off-the-cuff interviews with locals and wild conversations about life in the Spa City to the kind of small-town tea you won’t hear anywhere else, TomCast is your backstage pass to Hot Springs. We’re raw, we’re fun, and we’re bringing you the real Spa City — one episode at a time.
In this emotional and unforgettable episode, Tercero Muñoz of Suite P Productions joins Cory Fisher from The Crashcast Podcast to honor the life of Dustin Montgomery — a beloved friend, musician, and creative spirit whose story continues to inspire countless others. Dustin’s legacy lives on through the powerful My Hands to War album “Ursal Kingdom,” written in his memory — a hauntingly beautiful collection that channels grief, love, and the struggle for healing through art. Together, Tercero and Cory open up about mental health, suicide awareness, and how music and storytelling can help us process loss and spark change. This conversation dives deep into depression, hope, faith, friendship, and the importance of speaking up when someone is struggling. It’s raw, real, and deeply human — a tribute not only to Dustin’s memory but to everyone who’s ever fought a silent battle. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out. You are not alone. 📞 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — free, confidential help 24/7.

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