The Local Bar is a place to sit back, relax, and join the conversation with some great folks who live just down the block. Each week, we bring a positive message from people who have amazing stories to share about themselves and the people around them. Pull up a stool. First drink is on the house.
The Local Bar podcast, hosted by Chad, is a refreshing and impactful show that brings a consistent and human perspective to its audience. With a steady drumbeat of messages that are both challenging and insightful, Chad's methodology is truly a breath of fresh air in the podcasting world. One of the best aspects of this podcast is the energy that Chad and his guests bring to each episode. Their enthusiasm and passion are infectious, making it an engaging listen that can easily get you through a hard work day. Additionally, Chad's inclusion of kids on the show adds another layer of authenticity and relatability, as he discusses topics that truly matter in people's lives.
Chad's ability to find great guests is another standout aspect of The Local Bar podcast. These guests share their perspectives which can be both thought-provoking and inspiring. It is commendable how Chad creates an environment where honesty and openness are encouraged, even when popularity may be at stake. The right questions are asked, resulting in conversations that delve deep into various areas of life such as relationships, parenthood, career, sports, current events, and more.
Furthermore, one cannot overlook the humor and great music incorporated into each episode. These elements add an extra layer of entertainment value to the show, enhancing the overall listening experience for the audience.
While The Local Bar podcast has many positive aspects, there are a few potential downsides to consider. Some listeners may find certain perspectives shared by guests to be sabotaging or conflicting with their own beliefs. However, it can also be argued that these differing perspectives provide an opportunity for growth and self-reflection.
In conclusion, The Local Bar podcast hosted by Chad offers a refreshing take on various aspects of life through challenging conversations with insightful guests. The energy brought by both Chad and his guests makes it an engaging listen that can uplift listeners during their day-to-day routines. While there may be conflicting perspectives presented at times, it adds depth and thought-provocation to the show. Overall, The Local Bar podcast is a great resource for those seeking honest opinions, solid perspectives, humor, and some great music. Cheers to Chad and his team for delivering such a fantastic podcast!
Plan didn't work out? Things did turn out in time for you? Job didn't come through? Friend let you down? Every now and then, we get a perfect example that sometimes our timing doesn't matter because things turn out better in their own time. This is ones of those stories.
An open confession, a view fom the wilderness, and a plea from the heart. Good to see you again.
Jamal Stroud, founder of Big Homie Lil Homie Mentoring joins us to talk about his story and how he is impacting the youth in our area.
A show that I've never really wanted to do. One that is more about your attitude than you resolutions. Take a few moments and spend some time with us today. Hopfully it will make your year more successful. Happy New Year.
Nathan Seagraves, creator of Refuge City Records, joins us to talk about taking steps to creating your own path. And a reminder from a mom and son about giving thanks.
Join us as we talk with Shelley Magee and Andrew "Ace" Evans as we talk about Cottontown Soul Society's new album "Strong Enough".
No hard hitting election coverage here. Just a nice reminder that no matter what, life goes on. But there's one thing you can do to make it better after you vote....
This week, we sit down with a fellow pirate to discuss groups, helping each other out, and what it means to live Rockboat to Rockboat.
After taking a leave of absence from the show, Chad also stepped away from something else that involves you. What he realized was something profound. Check it out here.
This week we talk with Bryn of "Bryn's Purpose", a non-profit that is raising money and awarness for the needs of their community, about her latest endevor. Also, we discuss something you need to check.
No, there was no woman to blame. Give this one a listen. It's important.
This week, the stars of Jimmy Buffett's "Escape to Margaritaville" come on to talk about the show, thier backgrounds, and what they enjoy the most about theater.
This week I am joined by Bryant Taylor-Marshall - actor in the upcoming "Escape to Margaritaville" at the Workshop Theater in Columbia, SC as well as part of the improv comedy group "The Mothers." Fins up.
I don't often share crazy, obscure, rediculous ghost stories with people, but these are crazy, obscure, rediculous times. While this deals with things that may or may not really be there, the lesson learned from this certainly exists. Take some time and hear me out. And then, follow the instructions at the end. You'll thank me later. You'll thank yourself immediately.
To celebrate the 200th episode of the show, I've decided to turn the microphone inward and have my three favorite people that have ever walked the planet interview me. Thank you for all the years, the shows, emails, and support. This has been an unexpected and fantastic journey. I'm the luckiest guy you know.
This week we are joined by our good friend Billy Riot (from the podcasts Riot House Podcast, Beauty in the Breakdown) to talk about some of the things you need to check out at St. Pat's Columbia, why being genuine is important, and who exactly is Derrick Poop.
If you haven't heard about the St. Patirck's Day festival in Columbia, SC (www.stpatscolumbia.com), you need to check out the website and this interview. There are a million reasons you should go to the festival this year. We give you the main one.
This week we have a conversation with Chris Rhoad (aka BoatCastChris). Chris is the creator and one of the host of The BoatCast Podcast - one of the top music interview podcast going today.
Sometimes I feel like it takes me so long to get some people I know to be on the show. This is a time that I waited too long. Tom Hall was someone you should have known, and he probably had an impact on your life, even if you didn't (certainly if you listen to this show). Here's to you, Tom.
This week, resident musician of the Local Bar Podcast Don Merckle stops by to talk about almost anything but music.
We jump off the new year with a visit from our old friend, brother in podcasting, arch enemy in fantasy football, and master story teller Hank Thorpe to discuss marriage, internet dating, and what a group of friends should look like.
Every day has the chance for you to find out something amazing. It just depends on if you make room for it or not. This show is an example of how it can happen in the strangest places at the saddest times.
The second part of our interview with Ray Jennings.
This week, we sit down with Ray Jennings - the man who was falsely convited of murder and had his life on display in the NBC podcast series "The Girl in the Blue Mustang", along with two shows on Dateline. We talk about life, not knowing where your life was going, and not knowing if you would ever have one again.
This week, we are joined by fellow Rock Boater, Free Bird playing, cool guy Brian Petersson as we discuss music, rediculous ideas, and the ties that bind.
Alright. Here we go. Thoughts, prayers, and hate mail can go to chad@localbarmedia.com.
Join us this week as we discuss the passing of two people who have had a great impact on our world. Once famous, one not, but both lived in a way that is terribly important to point out.
This week we share a story that we never get the time to tell. However, the lessons that are woven into it are some of the most important that we could ever share. The embellishments have been stripped out (to a minimum) and old wounds laid bare. I hope you get something out of this. If you do, please pass it along to someone else who might as well. If you struggle with thoughts of suicide, please get help by calling 1.800.273.8255.
This week we sit down with Wayne Cousins to talk about being funny, handling problematic people, and the importanct of getting stiffed for an award.
This week we are joined by singer/songwiter Hayes Carll to talk about his music, the industry, and the secret to being so successfull. Alright, maybe he didn't really talk about that last part, but I did.
This week we are joined by local comedian Christian Williams to talk about his upcoming show and where he focuses his writing. Also, what you can learn from funny people.
Dealing with, repairing from, and moving on after loss.
Dave Danna is a big guy doing big things. Part of it is easy to see. Part isn't. If you are feeling "stuck" somewhere in your life, there is probably some inspiration in here that can help. Grab a chair and join us.
This week we discuss your opportunity to see Don Merckle in a great setting, what I learned from thinking about the Mom Rock interview, and the thing that protects and hinders.
This week, we hang with local funny guy Joel Dolinger about hard work, Powerpoint slides, and how a Keytar can change your whole experience at DragonCon.
This week, we sit down with the insanely talented band Mom Rock to talk about their music, what challenges they deal with, and what they are up to next. Also, a few sailing tips from yours truly.
This week, we discuss a friend's new show, why you should listen, why we know you don't want to, and one of my five undeniable truths.
This week, we are joined by Connor and Shawn of the band Tejon Street Corner Theives. Also, we discuss inspiration, Seinfeld's dentist, and a major announcement.
New Years, Don's birthday, predestination, and other things that arent' real.
This week, I'm joined by the three gentlement of the Boatcast Tribe Podcast to talk about what brings them together, how they all met, and how you can change your life. Happy New Year.
This week, we talk with local comedian Allie Johns about her upcoming show, promoting others, and laughing.
The Notoriously Dapper gentleman, Kelvin Davis, stops by to talk health, body positivity, and making your dream take off.
This week we are joined by comedian, promoter, and all around good guy Topher Riddle to discuss making fun of movies, local talent, and why you need to try something different.
This week, we talk about stupid songs and why you should worry more about them than politics. Also, what you can learn from what Lisa Mustard learned and why, at least once, you should take Billy Riot seriously.
This week we discuss celebrities, urban legends, and cutting out the negativity you didn't know was around you.
Join me and Hayli as we talk about the things that are in the way of you being happy, and what you can do to get them out of the way.
This week, we talk about getting ready for that big thing you've always wanted to do, with the help of our past two guest BryantDaCellist and Rodney Smith Jr.
How can you change the world? May try by just mowing your neighbor's lawn. This guy did it.
This week, Bryn stops by and we talk about cookies, helping people, and having fun as a family.
This week, we sit down with actor, activist, musician, and social medial star Bryant to talk about how he and his friends are actually doing something to change the world. And it's easier than you think. Instagram: @bryant_da_cellist TicTok: bryantdacellist2.0
Please, please - take some time to listen to this episode today. And please pass this along. And you're welcome at our place, anytime. Beers are always cold.
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