Podcasts about bro country

The "Wanted! The Outlaws" compilation from 1976 was a huge launching pad (or relaunching pad) for Waylon and Willie. And, it did for country what The Sex Pistols or Ramones did for punk music.Sterling Drake joins us to talk about this game changing compilation and his new album “The Shape I'm In.”  Plenty of other discussion including short sleeved pearl snaps, Bro Country vs. Real Country (and some anti Rascal Flatts sentiment), who are the modern country outlaws, women are outlaws too, and Tompall Glaser deserves more discussion.Check out Sterling Drake at:  https://sterlingdrakemusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or one all your favorite podcast providers like Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

3 Doors Down cancels their summer tour due to the lead singer's stage 4 cancer diagnosis. Vinnie tells us another great story - this time about one of his first jobs. Chris Stapleton killed the Bro Country era… in a good way? White smoke: Habemus papam! Is May the worst month of the year to be a parent? Pet parents take their job seriously. Plus, Vinnie shares a crazy story involving nachos, the gang gets hungry, and some Mother's Day trivia.

Call it an Only Three Lads spin-off. Call it a new direction. But after 264 episodes discussing classic alternative music, we (Gregg Gunner and Brett Maverick) decided that it was finally time to devote ourselves to our true musical passion...modern bro-country. In this inaugural episode, we will cover our Top 5 Bro-Country Songs. This was a nigh-on-impossible task, as there are soooooo many great tunes in this genre. For those who may be less familiar with Bro-country, here's how the ever-reliable Wikipedia describes it: Bro-country is a form of country pop originating in the 2010s, and is influenced by 21st-century hip hop, hard rock, and electronica. Bro-country songs are often musically upbeat with lyrics about attractive young women, the consumption of alcohol, partying, blue jeans, boots, and pickup trucks. Truck yeah! That's like all of our favorite things rolled into one. Don't worry, we're still the same ol' "lads" - just in Stetson hats and cowboy boots. So come along on this ride...it's got more giddy up than an F150! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Country Music Dads is BACK for Season 2! And we are kicking things off by talking about the change (or lack thereof) that often accompanies the start of a new year. “New Year, new me” we say in January before seeing the “same ol' me” staring back at us in the mirror in March. But is that such a bad thing? George Jones and Dierks Bentley provide support via two songs separated by 40 years but with the same name (different spelling), “Same Ole Me.” The Dads wrestle with self-improvement vs. self-acceptance, change vs. growth, and bro country vs. traditional country. We also discuss changes to the podcast itself. What is different for Season 2, what is staying the same, and what, Dear Listener, do you have to look forward to when you follow the Country Music Dads? True to form, it'll be the same ole show, but a little bit different.Show Notes:02:12: Dave shares a preview of Season 2 of the podcast: what has changed, what is staying the same, and how feedback from our early-adopting listeners has influenced our plans.06:26: Meet Country Music Dads' new co-host: Donnie C. Cutler!08:22: Dave and Donnie discuss George Jones' “Same Ole Me,” Dierks Bentley's “Same ‘Ol Me,” how they think about goal-setting, personal change, and growth, and how their pursuit of improvement could influence their kids.35:02: The Dad Life Sound Check: Donnie shares how the competing pressures of life on the road and family life in Jeremy Pinnell's “Night Time Eagle” resonate with his own attempts to balance self-care pursuits and being there for the bedtime routine. Dave admits that “Halo” is his favorite Beyonce song and that Joshua Ray Walker's highly countrified rendition of it takes him back to a simpler time before kids when weddings were ragers.45:41: In our new, recurring segment called “Change My Mind,” Donnie posits that Bro Country is BAD for the country music genre. Self-proclaimed “recovering bro country aficionado” Dave attempts to convince him otherwise.Mentioned in the Show:Country Music Dads podcast Season 1, Episode 9: “Country Cutler Talks Parenting, Country Music in LA and Strawberry Pie For Breakfast”The Country Cutler Substack newsletter"Atomic Habits" by James ClearThe Marfa TapesDierks' bluegrass album, “Up On The Ridge” from 2010HomeDadCon: the annual convention for at-home dadsThe backlash surrounding the “Bluey” Season 3 "Exercise" episodeEddie Izzard on British vs. American filmsThank you for listening. The best way to support us is to subscribe to the show on Spotify, Apple podcasts, or whatever podcast platform you use. If you want to see new episodes and more content delivered straight to your email inbox, please subscribe to our newsletter: countrymusicdads.substack.com. You can...

CLAPPERS REJOICE! See Shain & Seth in Seattle 8/24 please! Now enjoy the Mayors freestyling over bro-country beats. Boner Clap on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/assville

A mix of popular country hits from the 2000s. These are all songs I played on country radio back in the day. Artists include Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, George Strait, Phil Vassar, Sara Evans, Carrie Underwood, Bucky Covington, Dierks Bentley, Jack Ingram, Emerson Drive, Mark Wills and more!

Craig Collins in for Tony Hunter Biden "gun" case is really the Hunter Biden "laptop" case. No CNN doesn't understand how hilarious this discussion is. Cash is not king. Ozempic breasts.  People passing out to see Trump. Trump is not technically a “convicted felon”. Adopted Dog left for dead. Bro Country. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Collins in for Tony. Did Joe have an accident in his pants in France? Donald Trump talks about watermelon head Adam Schiff. Suspended license guy story gets crazier. St. Louis-area restaurant's age restrictions cause online chatter. A web browser extension is going viral because it is a very weird Nic Cage prank. IndyStar latest Caitlin Clark headline crapfest. Tips for parents of teenagers. Craig attacked by a bat.  Hunter Biden "gun" case is really the Hunter Biden "laptop" case. No CNN doesn't understand how hilarious this discussion is. Cash is not king. Ozempic breasts.   People passing out to see Trump. Trump is not technically a “convicted felon”.Adopted Dog left for dead. Bro Country. Reagan makes Biden look like an idiot 40 years before Biden becomes President Employers are hiring pros to combat Gen Z workers' ‘telephonophobia' . Bad jobs Craig and Matt have had. The 'gross' reason you should never use a man's coffee table.  Dr Phil and Trump. Dumb 911 idea in Cambridge MA/ It's National Donut Day See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Josh and Marnie have a HUGE surprise for the listeners with a Bro Country song about Charlie Comben! They also talk about the Power loss and answer your fan questions! Follow the socials to get your thoughts read out on the podcast! Twitter/X: @furthernorthpod Instagram: @furthernorthpod Facebook: Further North Podcast Email: furthernorthpod@gmail.com TikTok: @furthernorthpod Leave a 5 star review on Apple or Spotify, you the real MVP!

Beat Migs. And what is the best soup? 

We talk all about the popular new BRO COUNTRY! 

Are you a fan of bro country??? Some people aren't.. And this may be how it sounds to those who aren't familiar.

03 - 20 - 24 BRO COUNTRY AND WE SING A ROUND by Maine's Coast 93.1

Cell Mates! And we chat about Darius Rucker and his hits? And a country song? What? 

Welcome to episode 166! We start the show with a bit of Bro Country satire that we found on YouTube (originally). Next, we discuss the concept of the pilot voice (this is your captain speaking). We end the show with a couple news articles and a new set of Gen-Z words. Thanks for tuning in!  

Boats Are Using Heavy Metal to Deter Orcas. Hammer and Nigel then play great moments in Metal Mash-up history. Also, There's a new song from “There I Ruined It.” This is what “Bro Country” sounds like to people who don't like “Bro Country.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second installment of this two-part episode special, we set about the path of high cotton heaven, tracing the waves of country influence upon the modern. We discuss Bella Hadid's rough-handed cow-beau, Gram Parsons' trustafarian tragedy, the poetics of agricultural science, Lucchesse's Sufjan Stevens moment, and more! Plus: we expand our red-dirt horizons with the help of two world-renowned country music experts, Kevin Fontenot and Caroline Gnagy, wrapping up the episode with a special dispatch from the Texas Overture HQ. Listen to our playlist here

This is arguably better than many country songsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2, Episode 1: In Discussion - Talking Music with Sydni Whitfield & Mariah Halbert   Season 2 is finally here! In this episode, Sydni Whitfield and Mariah Halbert from The Sound of the Signal podcast stop by to talk all things music. Hear about overrated artists, desert island album picks, legendary concert experiences, and how listening to Bro Country needs to be a phase and nothing more.   Be sure to check out Sydni and Mariah's podcast, The Sound of the Signal. https://open.spotify.com/show/3OO5f5oDsQPCfdsefHBXB4?si=512c5d88a0274306   (Originally released on September 11, 2023)   Sam's 3 of the Week Picks... 1.) Honeymoon in Beirut - Rick Springfield, 1988 2.) True Blue Love - Lou Gramm, 1989 3.) Hunting High and Low - a-ha, 1985   Luke's 3 of the Week Picks... 1.) Aurora - Mild Orange, 2022 2.) My Eyes - Travis Scott, 2023 3.) Decode - Paramore, 2008   Sydni's (Guest) 3 of the Week Picks... 1.) Rambling Man - Laura Marling, 2010 2.) More - The Greeting Committee, 2018 3.) I Know It's Over - The Smiths, 1986   Mariah's (Guest) 3 of the Week's Picks... 1.) Topanga Canyon - John Vincent III, 2019 2.) Till The Flame Turns Blue - The Paper Kites, 2023 3.) A Bird's Last Look - Macabre Plaza, 2022   Follow us on Instagram @obu.fm.pod for updates! https://www.instagram.com/obu.fm.pod/?hl=en   We do not own any music included within this episode of OBU-FM. This episode is a Questone Entertainment Production in association with the Signal.

SUMMARY:We chat with Ashley Gorley who, with more #1 singles than any writer in any genre, is the reigning king of country music songwriters. PART ONE:Paul and Scott discuss the state of contemporary country music, the way the genre has come to dominate the pop chart, and the rapidly-changing nature of what's the most popular song at any given moment.PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Ashley GorleyABOUT ASHLEY GORLEY:With an unprecedented track record of nearly 70 chart-topping country hits, Ashley Gorley is perhaps the most commercially successful songwriter in history. He has written more #1 singles than anyone in any genre, and has had over 400 of his songs recorded by artists such as Morgan Wallen, Chris Stapleton, Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, Kelsea Ballerini, Lee Brice, Brad Paisley, Darius Rucker, Bon Jovi, and Weezer. Ashley has been named ASCAP Country Songwriter of the Year nine times, Billboard Country Songwriter of the Year six times, and NSAI Songwriter of the Year six times. He was then named NSAI Songwriter of the Decade for the period ranging from 2010-2019. Additionally, Ashley was honored as the Top Male Songwriter of 2021—across all genres—by the National Music Publishers Association. In 2023 the NMPA honored him with their icon award for non-performing songwriters. The multiple CMA, ACM, and Grammy nominee has received the CMA's Triple Play Award 20 times in his career, which recognizes songwriters with three or more #1 songs in a single year. In 2016, Ashley became the first songwriter to be honored with three CMA Triple Play Awards in a single year for earning nine chart-topping songs in a 12-month period. He repeated that feat in 2020 and again in 2022. This year, Gorley was announced as ACM Songwriter of the Year, also taking home the Song of the Year award and celebrating three Song of the Year nominations, placing him in rare company with Kris Kristofferson and Merle Haggard, the only other songwriters to achieve the same feat in a single year. In addition to his decorated career as a songwriter, Ashley launched his own music publishing company, Tape Room Music, with a writer roster that has earned nearly 40 #1 hits. 

This is the bracketology episode for the 2023 Summer Tournament! Listen as Kyle gives his picks on which songs will advance in the tournament and which song he thinks will eventually be crowned as the worst song of all time! Of course, we check the Bro Country boxes by talking about trucks, tractors, boots and honky-tonks. Next, it wouldn't be an episode of (NA)CP without some bad opinions, so of course, Kyle actually likes some of these songs. Listen for lyric readings, cringy spoken word segments & nostalgia!

In honor of Jake Owen performing at the NHL Stadium Series game at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, NC between the Carolina Hurricanes and Washington Capitals, Joe Ovies had ChadGPT AI write a 'bro country' song about the Hurricanes, beer, his Honda Civic, and more. Also, former Carolina Hurricanes forward Erik Cole shares thoughts on Stadium Series, what it means for the organization and the community, and if he ever thought something like this was possible. Plus, further discussions about UNC basketball after their 80-72 loss to Miami.

In the third hour of The Zone, Joshua Brisco talk to Braden Gall of ESPN Radio, the 440 Podcast Network and Athlon about a big weekend of college football and what to expect from K-State, Mizzou and Kansas. Plus, not focusing on the playoffs and this week's music recommendation. Then, Josh and Beards McFly talk about Tom Brady's big water bottle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phil & Jake are back to rank John Carpenter's 1986 film Big Trouble in Little China, the musical subgenre known as Bro-Country, and Baby Yoda on the List of Every Damn Thing.If you have something to add to the list, email it to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook).SHOW NOTES: The kid in Madonna's Open Your Heart video isn't Leo Dicaprio, he's Felix Howard, who is now an A&R guy. Actors that we talk about include Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun, Victor Wong, James Hong, Danny Trejo, He Huy Quan, Al Leong (here's his wedding announcement), Dennis Quaid, Harrison Ford, Jason Mantzoukas, Tom Cruise, Jackie Chan and Rodney Dangerfield. Other movies discussed include Everything Everywhere All at Once, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Overboard (which Phil thinks is really indefensible because Kurt Russell's character brainwashes Goldie Hawn's; “it's a Rapemantic comedy”), Minority Report, Dreamscape (filmed in Stockton, CA), Innerspace, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Golden Child, Friday, Caddyshack, The Matrix, Trading Places, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Flashdance, The Truman Show, The Wizard of Oz, Howard the Duck and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Jack Burton is a very influential protagonist, maybe even more so than Snake Plissken. He's sort of John Wayne as a buffoon. Bruce Willis' persona owes something to Jack Burton. If you want to hear an even more in-depth discussion of Big Trouble in Little China, check out this episode of the Blank Check podcast. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson owns the remake rights to Big Trouble in Little China and makes noises about a remake from time to time. John Carpenter's soundtrack (and especially the theme song) are a must-listen. Here's the New York Magazine article in which Jody Rosen first coined the term “Bro-Country.” Here's a history of the Country laundry-list song. Dr. Suess' pants with no one inside them are from the last story in the Sneetches book. “Cruise” by Florida Georgia Line is maybe the ur-text of Bro-Country. Or– going further back– in could be either “Honky Tonkin'” or “Jambalaya” by Hank Williams. Other songs discussed by include “Big Green Tractor” and “Dirt Road Anthem” by Jason Aldean, “Sand in My Boots” by Morgan Wallen, “Jack & Diane” by John Mellencamp, “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk” by Trace Adkins, “Dilemma” by Nelly w/ Kelly Rowland, “If That Ain't Country” by David Allan Coe, “That's My Kind of Night” by Luke Brian, “Friday” by Rebecca Black, “All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight” by Hank Williams Jr., “If You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time” by Lefty Frizzell, “Friends In Low Places” by Garth Brooks, “Tulsa Time” by Don Williams, “Boys Round Here” by Blake Shelton, “New Truck” by Dylan Scott, “Beer With My Friends” by Shy Carter, “Beer” and “Turned Up On the Weekend” by Branchez & Big Wet, “American Pie” by Don McLean, “Do You Know the Way to San Jose” by Dionne Warwick, and “Santa Baby” by Eartha Kitt. ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:angiograms * perimyocarditis * Chinatown in San Francisco * Sam Raimi's New York City * Star Wars * Margaret Cho * Bruce Springsteen * Rappin' Rodney * Ke$ha * The Beach Boys * Insane Clown Posse * Bon Jovi * Aerosmith * Garfield * Grogu * The Mandalorian * Muppet Babies * Baby Groot * the X-Babies * Double Stuf Oreos * Miss Piggy * Hulk Hogan * Reese's Ultimate Peanut Butter Lover's Cup * seedless watermelon * peanut butter ice cream * Old Man Logan * Trouble * Sorry! * radio editsBelow are the Top Ten and Bottom Top items on List of Every Damn Thing as of this episode (for the complete up-to-date list, go here).TOP TEN: Dolly Parton - person interspecies animal friends - idea sex - idea bicycles - tool coffee - beverage Clement Street in San Francisco - location Prince - person It's-It - food Doctor Doom - fictional character Cher - person BOTTOM TEN:294. cops - people295. British Royal Family - institution296. Steven Seagal - person297. McRib - food298. Hoarders - TV show299. death - idea300. war - idea301. cigarettes - drug302. QAnon - idea303. transphobia - ideaTheme song by Jade Puget. Graphic design by Jason Mann. This episode was produced & edited by Jake MacLachlan. Show notes by Jake MacLachlan & Phil Green.Our website is everydamnthing.net and we're also on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Email us at list@everydamnthing.net. 

In hour 2, Kyle looks ahead to the start of the college football season and what games are the most intriguing, and Kyle asks the listeners what started Bro-Country with Florida-Georgia Line sponsoring a race.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Richard finally caught the Covid, he obviously doesn't have enough MetalZones in his arm, and he has lost his taste completely...and thats why he now likes Bro Country...but apologies in advance for everything he says as some of his brain cells appear to have deteriorated. Brian's made a new Tik Tok and he is mightily upset that a certain someone hasn't watched it yet.Unless you have been living under a rock, you may have seen that Kate Bush has climbed the charts  in various countries as a result of Stranger Things and Richard tests Brian's Kate Bush knowledge and unsurprisingly, it is lacking. There is Gilmour content...and Dokken rebuttals - you know the drill...and the discussion finally turns to gatekeeping, music, and internet folk.Were you recently Rick Rolled by Blake? If so you may be entitled to compensation. Call 1-555-BLAKEROLL to claim your free piece of Oregon cheese as compensation. Please note cheese may have been partially eaten by the time you claim and no promise to deliver cheese is made. Have you got a guitar made out of food? Why not! The guys find a luthier that specialises in it and discuss this.   The Outlaws, Fishermans friends, The Clergy daughters, The Gear Page, that one guy who hates all our fonts, Freedom rock, Blake Hogan, Benny Franko from New Jersey and his Glass Armonica...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)DIY mods:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show

Howdy Y'all! We finally have embraced our southern roots here on Hevel, and all it took was one little country concert. Now we are bonafide country boys. That means we enjoy a little summer time, moonlight, and a plate full of catfish. Pull up your f-250, drop the tailgate, and enjoy the new Yee-Haw Hevel!Talking Points: Hevel is Country Now, Things You Can Expect in Every Bro Country Song, Our Top 3 Favorites but They Get More Specific, Shows With Best Uses of Songs.MUSIC CREDIT: CALGREEN BANDCRUISE-COVERFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hevel-A-Zillenial-Podcast-100891458536002/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hevelcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/hevelcast Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hevelcast

Nick & Max from Connecticuts' Emo act Montclair join us to talk about their debut EP “The Stars Will Look Down Upon Us”.We chat about concussions and way too much Metalcore, Worms, Screamo, Dad Rock, The Wiggles, hot takes, punching Ben Shapiro, Bro Country and tactical cats (?)Rush, Private Mind, Stand Still, Weezer and so many more.

On this episode we chat with Zarate Zaalo (aka Squiggly Finesse), keyboardist, vocalist and mastermind of the Bourgeois Mystics. This fantastically eclectic group of intergalactic eccentrics currently reside at their 38 acre Austin-based commune (definitely not a cult) and make outer worldly music to inspire (or conquer?) us mere mortals here on Earth. With names like Countess Von Boopenstein, Tonto Luigi, Oochie Galluccio, and Mathilda Bilderberg, you can expect the unexpected from this Zappa-esque orchestra that ranges from a 5 to 12 piece ensemble. But here's the kicker, be ready to dance! For as progressive as the band gets, they always keep your feet moving. Founded in 2014, the Bourgeois Mystics released their debut, self-produced album Eureka! in 2017. Their cover of Bollywood classic, “Jaan Pehechan Ho” won the Keepin' It Weird Award at the 2018 Austin Music Video Fest and best music video at the Austin Music Video Festival. They have since released a string of singles including "The Most Spiritual" and "Biomimicry" along with music videos and are currently in post production on a new full-length album. Zaalo (a name that will be endlessly mispronounced throughout the podcast) tells us about the core band members and their unique names and roles at the commune (definitely not a cult). He discusses his love of dance and hip-hop and cites some lyrical and phonetic influences like MF Doom. However, the band incorporates just about every genre under the sun. Picture Eminem hiring Mr. Bungle as a backing band and that's a start. From Prog-Rock, Hip-Hop, Surf, Afro-Beat, Dance, Disco, Funk, Fusion and everything in between, the Mystics leave practically no sonic stone unturned. Well, maybe Pop Punk and Bro Country. Their idiosyncratic sound and local popularity has lead to national tours where the band performed over 150 shows sharing bills with a wide variety of underground bands (Zaalo cites Trap Rabbit as personal favorite) as well as musical giants like George Clinton. This podcast was particularly fun (and juvenile), ridden with dick jokes, tentacle porn talk, and a bizarre strip show. We learned of an adult site called Fuck for Forests (yet to google) and what life is like in a commune (definitely not a cult). We talk veganism and the art of herbivorious over-indulgence, Skunk's under-indulgent poverty stricken Vegas trip, Zaalo's reasons for moving to Austin, a biomimetic chicken labor force, investments in Oat Milk, guns, Sacha Baran Cohen, Curb Your Enthusiasm, nerdy Sci-fi shows and God forbid, Nickelback. This podcast may not be for the faint of heart or easily offended, but if you want to have a laugh along with some musicians embracing their eternal adolescence, then it just might be for you. And seriously, do yourself a favor and check out the Bourgeois Mystics! They are "a genre-defying dance party waiting to explode" and a band who "display the tongue-in-cheek humor of a psychedelic Monty Python and an absurdist splatter of funk-rock, hip-hop, and jazz." Thanks for listening! For more on the Bourgeois Mystics: Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram

KSR is LIVE at the High School Basketball Sweet 16 talking March Madness, Peter Kiss, and Bro Country.

A special guest joins the trio to discuss engagements, "writer's block", cucking your brother, Bro-Country, "would you rather", a new single released, and more.

The Sip List turns one! This special sipisode features Jean and Kastey B counting down their Top 5 Favorite Sipisodes of the last year. We're also joined by several special guests who sipped along on this live episode. This one is a director's cut, so it is LONG (that's what she said!) and the audio isn't the best, but it was a great time full of fun and laughs. I hope you all enjoy! A special thanks to hosts of An Evening at the Movies, REEL Film Reviewed, Drunk Theory, Sass and Sips, and Bro Country for joining in on this one. Everyone be sure to check out those shows as well! You can find The Sip List on social media! https://www.thesiplistpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thesiplistpod https://www.instagram.com/thesiplistpod/ https://twitter.com/list_sip Merch Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-sip-list-podcast music cred: Make love not war - Patino https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_dmlF5VHqkSip --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amanda-kohlhofer/support

This episode kicks off by talking about bro country music! What is bro country? It's a bunch of middle-aged dudes singing about things that only a seventeen-year-old boy should get excited about. That leads us into one of the weirdest segments ever on the show where Kyle does a dramatic lyric reading of a popular bro country song! The majority of this episode is spent continuing the conversation from last week, talking about what it means that we live in a Post-Christian culture and what that means. This week, we talk about the way we should shift our evangelism and witness in light of all this. We round it out with the recommendation of the week and details about the future first birthday of (Not A) Christian Podcast.

On this weeks episode the boys tackle the wacky world of country music. I've been trying to figure out a funny way to reference beer and alcoholism. Buuuut that's kind of a serious issue, so instead here's a link to a resource that can help you or anyone you know who's struggling with alcoholism: Treatment for Alcohol Problems: Finding and Getting Help: https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/brochures-and-fact-sheets/treatment-alcohol-problems-finding-and-getting-help Got a question that needs answers? Email the boys at BoysOnTheCase@gmail.com Send us an audio message at: anchor.fm/boysonthecase Music: "These Boys are on the Case" by Jeremy K. Country Instrumentals: Scott Holmes Music - Country Road Drive Sources: Birthplace of Country Music: http://www.americaslibrary.gov/es/tn/es_tn_bristol_1.html Appalachian Music: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_music Bristol Sessions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_sessions Garth Brooks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garth_Brooks Country Music: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_music#cite_note-ALgov-8 Why Country Music: https://www.pbs.org/video/why-country-music-country-music/ Bro Country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bro-country History of Country: https://www.britannica.com/art/country-music 14 simple rules for writing a country hit: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/14-simple-rules-for-writing-a-country-hit-10871/7-unpack-your-adjectives-50538/ Why people hate country: https://radio.rutgers.edu/why-people-hate-country/ The Banjo's Roots, Reconsidered: https://www.npr.org/2011/08/23/139880625/the-banjos-roots-reconsidered#:~:text=The%20banjo%20came%20to%20America,some%20resemblance%20to%20the%20banjo. The Story Of Country Music 01 (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2V8HqgraaQ&list=PLTd5UhiiYLPl6xdYpNJ8xD2eApNWnzKP_ Jammin' Geography: Where Musicians Play Most Across America: https://www.busbud.com/blog/where-musicians-play-most-across-america/ Anheuser-Busch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anheuser-Busch What makes country music appeal to you?: https://www.quora.com/What-makes-country-music-appeal-to-you#:~:text=Country%20Music%20can%20calm%20you,so%20they%20wrote%20a%20song. The Worst Country Music of 2020 (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEqIGO-ieM8&t=780s Luke Combs - Forever After All (Official Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDpOcp98b5k

In one of the first in-person episodes in a while, the guys talk about a lot of random stuff...from reacting to Jeffrey Toobin's CNN return, Macy Gray's American Flag take, and discussing Bro-Country artists/songs we don't mind in a party scenario. Also, Logan gives his defense of HARDY. 

Phil & Jake are joined by Pete (from the Grocery Gamblers podcast) and returning guest Tiffa (from Intermission podcast) to rank Grocery Outlet Bargain Market, Steven Seagal, and the idea of self-promotion on the List of Every Damn Thing.VOTE HERE to help choose which item on the List of Every Damn Thing should be re-ranked in an upcoming episode (you can vote once a day).Keep up with Grocery Gamblers on Instagram (@grocerygamblerspod), and with Intermission on Instagram (@Intermission_podcast) & Twitter (@IntermissionPC). Subscribe to both shows wherever you get your podcasts!If you have something to add to the list, email it to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook).SHOW NOTES: Bro-Country is a tricky term because no one self-identifies as a fan. So there's a lot of judgment baked into the word. It's not exactly a slur but it's not real descriptive. Florida Georgia Line is a “Country music act” for example that fits the bill but we doubt if you asked them they'd say Bro-Country is their genre. Who knows, maybe they would.   Morgan Wallen broke covid quarantine and got (temporarily) canceled from hosting Saturday Night Live, and then later got drunk and shouted some racial slurs which got him canceled in general.  Our mouths start to hurt from just saying the words Sour Patch Kids Cereal. Sour Patch Kids Ice Cream is a little less painful. Piggly-Wiggly was, in fact, the first modern grocery store with checkout stands, individually price-marked items and shopping carts. In the episode, we reveal our befuddlement with the correct pronunciation of “shaman”. According to Cambridge Dictionary, in the UK it rhymes with “layman” and in the US it rhymes with “ramen”. Seagal movies that we discuss include Under Siege, Under Siege 2: Dark Territory, Exit Wounds (co-starring DMX) and On Deadly Ground (here's the environmentalist sermon at the end of it). Here's Seagal with Valdimir Putin. Here he is giving a samurai sword to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Here's him and Sheriff Joe Arapaio (we're not sure if this is before or after they allegedly killed a puppy with a tank while shooting Steven Seagal: Lawman). The full name of Seagal's conspiracy thriller novel is The Way of the Shadow Wolves: The Deep State and the Highjacking of America. His album is called Songs from the Crystal Cave. Here's footage of Seagal training with MMA guys. Pete tells a few stories about Willits, California (which is in beautiful Mendocino County). ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:Jimmy Buffett * Pork King Good pork rinds * avocados * Taco Bell * cold brew shandy * generation ships * Kelly LeBrock * Nicolas Cage * R. Lee Ermy * Michael Caine * Jaws 4: The Revenge * Christopher Lee * redface * Decker * Julianna Margulies * Jean-Claude van Damme * elk * Native Americans * cultural appropriation * sex * Jenny McCarthy * Jon Voight * Midnight Cowboy * French fry ice cream * Toy Soldiers * online dating * SpaceballsBelow are the Top Ten and Bottom Top items on List of Every Damn Thing as of this episode (for the complete up-to-date list, go here):TOP TEN:1. Dolly Parton - person2. interspecies animal friends - idea3. Clement Street in San Francisco - location4. Prince - person5. It's-It - food6. Cher - person7. Pee-Wee Herman - fictional character8. Donald Duck - fictional character9. Hank Williams - person10. air - substanceBOTTOM TEN:154. broken glass - substance155. Jenny McCarthy - person156. Jon Voight - person157. Hank Williams, Jr - person158. Steven Seagal - person159. McRib - food160. war - idea161. cigarettes - drug162. QAnon - idea163. transphobia - ideaTheme song by Jade Puget. Graphic design by Jason Mann. This episode was edited by Jake MacLachlan, with audio help from Luke Janela. Show notes by Jake MacLachlan & Phil Green.Our website is everydamnthing.net and we're also on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Email us at list@everydamnthing.net. 

In today's episode, Coyle, Michial, and Danny conclude their discussion of Country Music in the 2010s, including: Kane Brown, Luke Combs, Bro Country, Boyfriend Country, and Tomatogate.

In today's episode, Coyle, Michial, and Danny conclude their discussion of Country Music in the 2010s, including: Kane Brown, Luke Combs, Bro Country, Boyfriend Country, and Tomatogate.

On this week's episode, Dave and Steve are joined by friend and returning guest Jessie McCormick to give 'Bro Country' the ol' college try and see if there's any gold to be discovered amongst the trucks, coolers of silver bullets, and having a few beers before driving down some backroads (please do no do that).   You can find Jessie's most recent release, 'Songs My Mom Likes", on their bandcamp at Jessie McCormick Bandcamp. Check out their other band, The Foes of Fern, at Foes of Fern Bandcamp.

We had Bro-Country and then we had Boyfriend Country and now James has detected the latest trend emerging in commercial and mainstream Country music right now.To find out what he thinks that is you need to listen in as he talks about what links Lady A to Jimmie Allen to Brett Young to Eric Church's forthcoming triple album release 'Heart & Soul' as these artists are all at the vanguard of the latest emerging trend.

本期节目是2020年国际劳动妇女节特别节目的重播。 方舟和你重温一盘1999年的磁带，乡村流行天后 Shania Twain 的专辑 "Come On Over". 一张全球销量超过四千万的跨界专辑，也是一张带主播在十几岁的时候初识了“女性主义力量”的作品。 Happy International Women's Day, friends. This episode takes you back to 1999 when Fangzhou first bought a cassette of Shania Twain's global hit album "Come On Over", and how it introduced the concept of Feminism to the mind of a teenage boy. 【Show Notes】 00:00 本期节目的缘起。 02:26 "Come On Over" 有两个不同的版本，比对“乡村版”和“国际版”的区别。 06:28 "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)": 性别转换叙事的张力。 11:05 "Man! I Feel Like a Woman": 音乐录影带里的戏谑。 16:08 乡村歌曲“流行化”是成功的决定，也是摆脱“保守势力”的一种方法。 21:11 "That Don't Impress Me Much": 我的调情我做主。 27:28 在九十年代，“女性主义”表达还比较委婉。现在则更张扬。但世界有变得更好吗？ 30:42 "Bro-Country" 大行其道，歌里的“她”依然面相模糊。 37:31 除了解构大男子主义，Shania Twain 还手把手教你如何倾听女孩。 42:11 美国乡村音乐世界里，女性一直是水平和深度的担当。 45:36 结语：在每一个领域、每个年代，我们都拥有女性英雄。 *微博/网易云/小宇宙 @线性方舟 *撰稿/录音/剪辑/包装/封面：方舟 *《周末变奏》WX听友群 群主：aharddaysnight

The guys take a stab at Kenny falling in love with the Bro Country scene. Luke Bryan's hit "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)" is the focus on this episode of Lyrics & Laughs.

The guys take a stab at Kenny falling in love with the Bro Country scene. Luke Bryan's hit "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)" is the focus on this episode of Lyrics & Laughs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lyricsandlaughs/message

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During the era of Bro Country, we were about one more “hey girl” away from a revolution, am I right? Actually, am I right? It was a trend for sure, but maybe we were a little hard on artists like Luke Bryan or Florida Georgia Line and songwriters like Dallas Davidson. Maybe, if we actually looked at all the songs played on country radio over a bro-y era, we'd see that this was an annoying niche more than a dominant style, one blamed for pushing women to the edges of the genre and beyond. Or maybe we'll see that everything we think is true. My guest this week is Grady Smith and he's particularly equipped to sort it all out. Here are links to Grady's most popular videos that we talk about, plus other articles discussed during this episode. Every Country Song Has These Lyrics, Right?Why Country Music Was Awful In 2013This Beat Is Killing Country Music How Much Do Instagram Influencers Make?Find Grady Smith on YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and at his personal website. 

The inaugural episode of the The It List. Join PhatHead Joel, Marc The Cop, Mikey No Name, and Beer League Kyle as they dissect the most overrated bands in history. They'll talk Van Halen's lack of soul, Rush's electronic drum sounds, the nausea that is “Bro Country”, and the disappointment caused by Dave Matthews” love of Radiohead. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theitlistpodcast/support

I know it's a stretch, but there is some genuine six degrees of separation stuff going on here. This week I connect the dots between one of the most important musical movements in a generation all the way to Bro Country and it's all because of Canada (well...one Canadian producer). I also look at music that was popular on the singles charts in 1999 with my friend and mentor Claire Spencer (PD and Mornings on Air 106.1 in Airdrie) and revisit two bands I used to love but have changed opinions on in recent years. Sources, Notes, and Further Listening: https://gavintim183.wixsite.com/timgavin/post/the-missing-link-between-grunge-and-bro-country-show-notes-further-listening-and-sources Social Media: https://linktr.ee/TimGavin Credits: Hosted, Written and Produced by Tim Gavin. Special Guest: Claire Spencer. Artwork done by Sarah Miranda. Song Credits: Voyage Back by C.Portable (c) copyright 2006 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/portable/4152 ＭＩＬＬＥＮＮＩＡＬＳ by Analog By Nature (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/cdk/57150 Staying Positive by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2019 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/59438 Ft: greg_baumont I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626 Ft: J Lang, Morusque --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/timgavinshow/message

We've reached the end of the line! The Jacksons rip on Bro Country, woke proposal etiquette and overhyped live TV stunts. Cocktail of the week: Missionary's Downfall Learn all about it HERE: https://punchdrink.com/recipes/scotty-schuders-missionarys-downfall/ Slide into our DM's @cheerstothatpod

10-31-19 Hour 1 Guest: ABC's Ryan Burrow

Luke and Andrew pay tribute to David Berman, a beloved, brilliant musician who passed away this week much too soon. They also discuss Andrew's surprising decision to opt-out of a Browns game, and a woman who put an octopus on her face and reaped the consequences. . . . Today's show is sponsored by Everlane. Visit Everlane.com/tbtl to get free shipping on your first order.

Luke and Andrew pay tribute to David Berman, a beloved, brilliant musician who passed away this week much too soon. They also discuss Andrew's surprising decision to opt-out of a Browns game, and a woman who put an octopus on her face and reaped the consequences. . . . Today's show is sponsored by Everlane. Visit Everlane.com/tbtl to get free shipping on your first order.

We guess whether names belong to Bro Country stars or Elite 11 quarterbacks in a game conducted by Wes. We answer a bunch of listener questions in our mailbag segment including topics relating to our athletic prowess, using the word "stud" to describe recruits, and go-to dance moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We guess whether names belong to Bro Country stars or Elite 11 quarterbacks in a game conducted by Wes. We answer a bunch of listener questions in our mailbag segment including topics relating to our athletic prowess, using the word "stud" to describe recruits, and go-to dance moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We guess whether names belong to Bro Country stars or Elite 11 quarterbacks in a game conducted by Wes. We answer a bunch of listener questions in our mailbag segment including topics relating to our athletic prowess, using the word "stud" to describe recruits, and go-to dance moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rob Baird is a singer and songwriter who had the good fortune of being raised in the legendary music town of Memphis, TN.  He first picked up a guitar in his teen years.  During his career thus far he’s been signed by a label, been a staff writer on Music Row, has shared tour dates with many of the big stars in the business, and has had many of his songs picked up by television shows.  But it all hasn’t been roses….  After getting into some trouble as an adolescent, his father sent him off to work on a ranch in the West.  His experience with ranching and livestock led him to school in Ft. Worth to study such things, however, after his first experience with artificial-insemination, he decided that playing music for a living and writing songs sounded like a much better option. Rob built a strong following by playing a weekly gig in Ft. Worth which gave him the confidence to record and hit the road.  Following the release of his first record he caught the ear of a label in Nashville and ended up becoming a staff writer on Music Row for many years.  After becoming a bit disillusioned with the recent Bro-Country movement, Rob packed up and moved back to Texas and is now settled in Austin. In this episode he recounts some cool anecdotes about his career thus far including sharing dates with the sometimes “abrasive” Travis Tritt and having checks sent to his mailbox signed by Ashton Kutcher.  Listen in! www.robbairdmusic.com Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

Everyone's favorite genre! Bro country! Listen in this week as Erk's album to Hark was not a kind one. Had a little bit of catching up to do this week so its a bit longer of an episode, but it is well worth the listen. Let's go!

A beer named Sue and a new place to brew for Yazoo Yazoo Brewing Co. founder Linus Hall left the exciting world of tire engineering to found his brewery in 2003.  Currently in their 2nd home, Yazoo is in the process of moving to a new, much larger location in Madison, TN.  We sample a few of Yazoo's beers, including the new 15th Anniversary Ale brewed with Sabro hops, a new (a very tasty) variety.  Hall shares some of the legal challenges Tennessee brewers have faced over the years and why he had to get a distillery license to brew his smoked beer, Sue.  Brian digs in on the Nashville Hot Chicken scene and the "laws" that surround it and we discuss Yazoo's Embrace the Funk sour program. Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast 149 Guests: Linus Hall | Founder and Brewmaster Topic: Yazoo Brewing Co. | Nashville, TN Episode Guide Intro | 00:30 Hot Chicken terroir | 1:04 Week in Review | 2:51 Beers of the Week | 4:50 Craft Beer News | 5:30 History of Yazoo Pilsner | 11:40 From tire engineer to brewery owner | 12:46 Homebrew recipe to commercial brew |14:19 Yazoo's 15th Anniversary | 15:10 Evolution of Yazoo's brews | 15:50 Keeping it local | 16:18 Country music influence | 17:45 "Bro Country" | 18:30 Yazoo distribution | 19:40 Yazoo 15th Anniversary Ale | 22:40 Sabro hops | 23:30 Hop Project |  24:29 Pilot Batch brewing | 25:40 Tennessee brewery/beer laws and taxes | 26:46 ABV caps and sales laws | 28:04 Brewing a beer named Sue | 29:25 Beer and BBQ | 33:50 Moving a brewery | 35:50 Changing industry dynamics | 38:13 Embrace the Funk sour program | 40:06 Outro | 43:00

"Today's country is proof rock and roll isn't dead, and this week we tell you why."

"Today's country is proof rock and roll isn't dead, and this week we tell you why."

Adam Rutledge is a dynamic country newcomer managed by superstar songwriter/performer Phil Vassar.  I was lucky to get a quick chat with him.  (Apologies in advance for the slightly irritating hiccups, pops and clicks due to a less than optimum phone connection.  If I had my way, I would have called him and done it again, but didn't want to push my luck.  I was happy to have the chance to talk to him)   We discuss his debut album RUNWAY, his first single "Love Kickin' In", his interesting Phil Vassar connection, and we will check the accuracy of info posted on the interwebs about him (some turned out to be true - and some?  WOW! WAYYYY of base.)   I am also chomping at the bit to speak with Phil himself.  He has agreed to come on, and will let you know definitely when that happens!   You can find RUNWAY on iTunes and Spotify.  His website is Adamrutledge.com SHAMELESS PLUG DEPT: I am doing a Country Piano Bar nite at a cool little venue:  the  EDEN CAFE, 269 Osbourne Rd, LOUDONVILLE, NY on Fri July 20th.  Will be singing some old, some new tunes  and some original novelty ditties  as well as brushes with  country artists from my WGNA radio days. So it's a nite of singin', playin' and name droppin'.  I hope you'll join me!  Special guest musicians and pals Jennifer Goodwin and Paul Byrd will join me as well! Starts at 7:30PM (dinner menu and drinks available)  You can get tickets here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brushes-with-country-fame-with-piano-man-rhymin-richie-phillips-tickets-45972760765?aff=ebdssbdestsearch     PLANNING A WEDDING? CONFERENCE? PRIVATE FUNCTION?  DJing  and keyboard comedy at your service! http://www.hirerichie.com.  On facebook @rhyminrichie

Nobody pauses during a live read like Tim, J. Boyd and Jen from Hotshots are in studio to feed a Lemming Burger to Plowsy, hearing about a repaired glory hole, Plow Boy wants to be fed like a baby, Jen gives him a nice mouthful of burger, she's indeed interested in the Lisa Ann Dating Game, Tim asks about lesbianism while The Cat enjoys some nice wings, reading the text line reaction, Bertarelli Cutlery Cuts of the Week, what is Iggy's reaction after hearing Jen's interest in Lisa Ann, discussing the merits of sweet riplet dust, Jason Aldean was hanging out with Jimmy Ballgame, what is Bro Country, Plow Boy tells us all about farming, Hotshots Email of the Day.

Nobody pauses during a live read like Tim, J. Boyd and Jen from Hotshots are in studio to feed a Lemming Burger to Plowsy, hearing about a repaired glory hole, Plow Boy wants to be fed like a baby, Jen gives him a nice mouthful of burger, she's indeed interested in the Lisa Ann Dating Game, Tim asks about lesbianism while The Cat enjoys some nice wings, reading the text line reaction, Bertarelli Cutlery Cuts of the Week, what is Iggy's reaction after hearing Jen's interest in Lisa Ann, discussing the merits of sweet riplet dust, Jason Aldean was hanging out with Jimmy Ballgame, what is Bro Country, Plow Boy tells us all about farming, Hotshots Email of the Day.

The Pints are joined by James from Lexington Brewing and Distillery to enjoy a mouthwatering Kentucky Old Fashioned Barrel Ale. While sipping on that, they discussed: Bingo, Disney Springs, Clowns, Bro Country, Trailer Park Boys and more!

Wes talks about one of the cornerstones of Bro-Country, Cole Swindell, his Down Home Sessions EPs and Zac Brown's venture into pop music.

Nashville has been undergoing a gender crisis for most of the 2010s. Is the latest development — kinder men — a solution?

Last night's NFL game was borderline unwatchable, The Cat croons as Tim talks betting, young Jameson McKernan has never seen a Cleveland Indians loss, what do we make of this weekend's Cardinals vs. Cubs series, why does anyone care about Martinez's hair, listeners like to share their lives with us, what percentage of the show do we kill just by reading the text line, discussing wheat farmers, who is the worst TMA Fan Page poster, Jennings is driving here later just to take part in the Lisa Ann interview, what happened with Tony Doe, there are still mic covers in our bathroom, Chris Gardner has a lot of recreational damage potential, why do people create fake Facebook profiles, listening to Meatloaf, Tim has a weird thing going on with U2, Doug wants The Cat to block Bono, Wishbone Ash is going to play the entire Argus album here according to Kenny Strode, what's considered Bro Country music, Douglas rants about his fantasy baseball team, Producer Joe and Iggy are still sideways, discussing highway construction and traffic.

Last night's NFL game was borderline unwatchable, The Cat croons as Tim talks betting, young Jameson McKernan has never seen a Cleveland Indians loss, what do we make of this weekend's Cardinals vs. Cubs series, why does anyone care about Martinez's hair, listeners like to share their lives with us, what percentage of the show do we kill just by reading the text line, discussing wheat farmers, who is the worst TMA Fan Page poster, Jennings is driving here later just to take part in the Lisa Ann interview, what happened with Tony Doe, there are still mic covers in our bathroom, Chris Gardner has a lot of recreational damage potential, why do people create fake Facebook profiles, listening to Meatloaf, Tim has a weird thing going on with U2, Doug wants The Cat to block Bono, Wishbone Ash is going to play the entire Argus album here according to Kenny Strode, what's considered Bro Country music, Douglas rants about his fantasy baseball team, Producer Joe and Iggy are still sideways, discussing highway construction and traffic.

Dewey Lovett returns as herself, and we talk about Marc Maron, her loves n' fears n' focusin, and the upcomin KPISS party. Sheri Barclay stops by, too.

Dewey Lovett returns as herself, and we talk about Marc Maron, her loves n' fears n' focusin, and the upcomin KPISS party. Sheri Barclay stops by, too.

Fook and Lindsey interpret some bro country- Chris Janson's song "I Can Fix a Drink"

Chad sits down with Adam Weber, lead pastor of Embrace Church, and has a conversation about prayer and his new book Talking with God. Chad and Joshua talk about prayer and how big of fans we are of Adam.  Our conversations include:  RIP Bill Paxton. The Summer will have her fury.  Hatfield and McCoy's Sturgill Simpson and his grammy.  The roots of Bro Country.  Roadies.  The Allman Brothers. Conversation with Adam. How we all love Matt LeRoy.  Shift in prayer life. It's isn't a last resort. It shifts into the first thing.  Prayer is the only option.  your to-do list is secondary to staying with the Lord.  Spend time on your knees. Literally. Make prayer the foundation of your life.  We don't need to #hustle so much.  Sabbath. We aren't robots or machines.  Corporate Prayer. A staff value. 1st place is on our knees.  Partnership Class. 1st ask is prayer.  Prayer after services.  Write/type while praying.  Marca Dawn on Prayer.  Our prayer life is like a phone call with loving parents.  Shame and prayer. And why we need to drop it.  Parent shaming.  How you view God will determine how you pray.  Chore or a relationship.  Leadership and corporate prayer.  Prayer is a deliberate and public activity.  AdamWeber.com IamEmbrace.com

Rick Koster shares his thoughts on his recent dining experience at Guy Fieri's Kitchen+Bar at Foxwoods (Donkey Sauce! Trash Can Nachos!) and reveals his in-depth reseach into the Saturday party/Sunday church dichotomy in the lyrics of Florida Georgia Line.

LEE Gibson Jams In The Nashville Rocks Studios Lee Gibson visits The Nashville Rocks Studios in Nashville, TN and talks with the host, Jason R. Coleman about his album Lee Gibson. Available now! We talk about playing with Ronnie McDowell, Bro Country, Busting your a$$ and much more. Lee shares his tracks Long Slow Night and Quittin... Read more

My thoughts on Telecasters, Les Paul, and my thoughts on Jon Pardi buying a Waylon Jennings tribute Telecaster at a local Birmingham Alabama music shop.

Mom Jeans is #Utah's most searched #mom term! We discuss and Fook performs a #BroCountry #momjeans tribute. #helicoptermom #jeans #highwaist #longbutt #frumpy

On Episode 20 of, The Jacques LaMore Show, Jacques celebrates Thanksgiving 2015 with country artist, Greg Schneider. They talk about Greg’s Latest EP, “Number 3”, Greg’s opinion on Bro-Country, and more! FEATURED ARTIST: Makena Hartlin – Young and In Love (Pop-Country from New Lenox, IL). Subscribe on iTunes: CLICK HERE Subscribe on Stitcher: CLICK HERE The post Jacques LaMore Ep. 20: Greg Schneider appeared first on Bangarang Radio.

Jackie, Molly and Marcus gossip about Blake Shelton's new relationship and upcoming Christmas special, Bro-Country music, and Oprah's 2015 Favorite Things list.

Pete goes to play a fancy drinking Magic: The Gathering game, we open up the request line to thoughts of Bro Country and donuts, then finish it all up with a Violent J letter regarding Twiztid's intentions of playing at the next Gathering. WOOP WOOP.

In this episode we talk about the demise of VNYL, the Edge and his walk OFF the edge, RDIO offers a $3.99 teir, the new Faith No More, Bro-Country, Nickelback, the modern artists that speak at a 3rd grade reading level, and more.

RIKI KNOX is a singer, songwriter and entertainer who’s unique sound and genuine lyrics have seen her blazing a new trail in the country music scene. She has a style that is authentically her own. With the term ‘Bro Country’ at its peak, she offers a strong reminder that being “raised country” is a way of life…without gender attachment. “I grew up as one of the guys” she recalls. "Sure, I was happy to sit on the passenger side of the pick up, or on the back of the four wheeler, but that doesn’t mean I wasn’t doing my fair share of the driving” She’s a girl who values and appreciates the ‘little things in life’. That grounded mindset has seen her go from playing church and charity events, to sharing the big stage with artists like Dallas Smith, Marc Jordan, and Justin Hines - to name a few. 2014 found Riki filling her travel book with trips between Toronto and Nashville, and into Western Canada to lay the groundwork for her forthcoming album. “I wanted to write songs that really spoke to who I am as both an artist and a person” she explains. Staying true to that statement, she spent time writing with some very notable songwriters, including Willie Mack (Sara Evans, Collin Raye, The Oakridge Boys, Mark Wills), Jason McCoy (The Road Hammers), Duane Steele, Jake Mathews, Patricia Conroy, and Troy Kokol among others. When satisfied that she had the right songs in hand, she headed back to Nashville armed with the goal of creating great new music that her fans would appreciate and relate to. With Willie Mack at the producers helm, the infectious hooks and lyrics, along with Riki’s energy and unique style, manage to seamlessly blend classic country, country rock, and a new age sound without missing a beat. Riki's new single is called Six Feet Under.

In this Bsides episode we discuss Marilyn Manson inventiong the term "Grunge", Bro-Country, Justin Beiber... unintentionally, 28 Days / Weeks / Months /  Years... and a whole lot more.