Episode 18 of the Amigos Brotherhood Charities Podcast Phil, Terry, and Jack sit down with KC McGovern to talk about the businesses he’s built in Heber-Overgaard, including our local car wash and our favorites to grab a bit along the 260… the Wild Women Saloon and the 260 Brewery & Distillery.KC also talks about some exciting changes at Wild Women, including bringing in new partners, Rick and Patty Bennett, to help grow the place and keep things moving, while Shawn Barbetta focuses more on the brewery. Wild Women will also be taking the lead on First Fridays this summer. KC shares how he ended up in Heber-Overgaard, the story behind brewing beer and experimenting with moonshine, and what’s been happening around Bison Town, including the new owners, Josh & Tonia Crronin, over at AZTEX Coffee and Taproom.The guys also give a shoutout to Hair by Geline, who’s helping sell tickets for the Amigos Kawasaki side-by-side raffle that supports the charity.They even manage to track down Shawn, who picks up the phone while training the Special Forces down in San Diego and jumps into the podcast for a quick check-in. Like always, the guys also talk about the work the Amigos Brotherhood Charities are doing for veterans, kids, and the community, including updates on getting their 501(c)(3) together and the upcoming Freedom Gathering on September 12 at AZTEX. There are plenty of laughs along the way, a few questionable jokes, and the kind of conversations that only happen when the Amigos get together.If you enjoy small-town stories from the Heber-Overgaard and White Mountains community, pull up a chair and join the conversation.

In Episode 17 of the Amigos Brotherhood Charities Podcast, the guys sit down with Sherri Watson, manager of Empty Pockets Saloon, to talk about one of the most unique bars along Route 66 and the events coming to town.Sherri shares the story of how her family ended up owning Empty Pockets, how they renovated the bar, and why Holbrook continues to draw people back from all over the country. The conversation also covers the upcoming Route 66 Gun Slinger Car Show, demolition derby, burnouts, vendors, and family activities happening in Holbrook on May 29 & 30. Along the way, the Amigos talk about their recent ride to Bertie’s in Show Low, new sponsors joining the Freedom Gathering poker run, and the upcoming 1,000-mile Iron Butt charity ride raising money for veterans, children’s programs, and local community causes. If you enjoy stories from small towns across the Arizona White Mountains and Route 66, this episode is for you.

In Episode 16 of the Amigos Brotherhood Charities Podcast, Susan “The Shed Gal” Frair and her husband Mike stop by Jack’s house to catch up with the Amigos. Susan shares the story of how a simple search for a shed eventually turned into a business that now operates across several states. The conversation quickly turns into a reunion of sorts, with stories from her time in Heber-Overgaard and the relationships she formed as part of the community. Spoiler alert… she’s coming back to town!During the episode, Susan steps up in a big way to support the Amigos’ work, donating $500 toward the upcoming Iron Butt charity ride and offering additional donations for the Freedom Gathering on September 12, the Amigos’ annual fundraiser supporting veterans, children, and local community causes. What You'll Hear in This Episode• The story behind The Shed Gal business• A surprise donation to the Amigos for their Iron Butt 1000 ride in April• What you can win during the upcoming Freedom Gathering poker run on September 12, 2026• Motorcycle talk, small-town stories, and plenty of laughsSubscribeFollow the podcast to hear more stories from the people who help make the Heber-Overgaard community what it is.