This week on On The Cusp, Matt and Dave welcome Andrew Gaspard, owner of Sportspectrum, as our special guest. Andrew joins your hosts for an insightful conversation about the vibrant running scene in Shreveport-Bossier. He shares the story behind his decision to purchase Sportspectrum. From 5Ks to marathons, Andrew gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the numerous races Sportspectrum organizes across the region—including the exciting new marathon coming to Shreveport in November 2025. More than just a shoe store, Andrew opens up about the deeper impact these events have on the local community and the importance of investing in both staff and relationships to build a strong, enduring business. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just curious about what fuels Shreveport’s running culture, don’t walk—run to tune into this week’s episode!

On the Cusp features Keith Simpson, the creator of SkyCoach—a cutting-edge sideline coaching tool that’s changing the way sports are played and coached. From football to soccer, lacrosse to baseball, SkyCoach allows coaches and referees to instantly review plays in real time. In this episode, Keith joins hosts Matt and Dave to offer a behind-the-scenes look at how SkyCoach has evolved since its inception in 2013. He shares how the software has adapted over time in response to changing regulations and valuable user feedback. Keith dives into how coaches are leveraging real-time video replay to make strategic decisions, correct mistakes, and improve performance on the field. He also explains the complexity of staying current with rule variations across divisions, states, colleges, minor leagues—and even a Canadian league. Don’t miss this deep dive into sports tech innovation. Tune in now.

This week on On The Cusp, hosts Matt and Dave sit down with two major players in the local film scene—Bill Joyce of HowdyBot Studios and Rick Simpson of Shadows Productions. These "movie guys" stopped by to share what they’ve been working on and why they’ve chosen to plant deep creative roots right here in Shreveport, instead of heading west to Los Angeles. Bill and Rick talk about how filmmaking is changing and why Shreveport makes sense for developing a film—from the initial idea to the script to the artwork. They highlight the creative and practical benefits of working locally, from access to talent to greater control over the production process. Tune in to hear how these two are not just making movies, but also reshaping the future of the industry—one project at a time.