Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff worley

Jackyl guitarist Jeff Worley has been a friend of this show since '94....and he's become part of our family over the years...and we love because, he is one of the looniest motherfuckers we've ever known, in the best way possible! And now he's got a new side project, Worley The Pirate, which includes his brother Chris, his daughter Emma and a host of other extended family...and their new single, "Country Gangster" IS OUT now!!!

Dougie welcomes guitarist & co-founder of the Rock Bank "Jackyl" to today's show Let Me Ask You.... How Did Jackyl get started? Why the name "Jackyl"? What is Jackyl's song writting process? What are some of your favorite bands? Is it true one of your ancestors was a Pirate? Can a fat guy be a Rockstar? What are some of your hobbies? & What is the craziest thing that ever happened on tour?  Thanks For Listening & Please go Subscribe to our Youtube Channel 

Pastor Jeff Worley joins the Morning Jam by The Morning Jam on VTRN

Pastor Jeff Worley interview by The Morning Jam on VTRN

(Image: Shutterstock) For a 3rd consecutive year Kentucky ranks number one in the nation for child maltreatment, and has one of the nation’s highest rates of these children who are now being raised by relatives or family friends. |  Matilda, a therapy dog trained to comfort traumatized children, is up for national recognition | Kentucky’s outgoing and incoming Poet Laureates join us | How to grow your own tomatoes and proper tomato purchasing technique at the farmers market | Everything you need to know about one of summer’s most fascinating creatures: the hummingbird  Interviews in order of appearance:  Dr. Christina Howard - Kentucky's worst-in-nation ranking for child maltreatment   Graham Ambrose - State's kinship care support program falls short of need  Melynda Jamison - CASA therapy dog Matilda is up for national honors  Tom Eblen with Kentucky's immediate past and  new poet laureates Jeff Worley and Crystal Wilkinson  Mac Stone - How to grow great tomatoes and shop for them at the farmers market Those amazing creatures: Hummingbirds  

Jeff Worley is a founding member and the guitar player from Jackyl, along with being an author, artist, car enthusiast, pirate descendant, and much more!  Yes, a pirate descendant, you read that correct.    So plug in, press play and listen to a episode 111 of Skidmarks Show!   Jaclyn is an American rock band formed in 1991. Their sound has also been described as heavy metal meats Southern Metal.  Their debut album has sold more than a million copies in the United States with hit singles like "Down on Me" and "When Will it Rain”.   Skidmarks Show is an Automotive and Rock-n-Roll radio show broadcasting all year long. With your hosts Jeff Allen from CNBC’s “The Car Chasers” and owner of Flat 12 Gallery and Ethan D. previous host of the morning radio show “The Rock Show” on FMX.   Skid Marks Show is award winning! Thanks to the Texas Auto Writers Association for recognizing us in automotive radio! 2019 Finalist MPG “best of The Best” Audio Awards. Currently ranked #7 on the all time BEST SELLERS  on iTunes in Automotive Shows!!!!    SKIDMARKS SHOW is FREE on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Soundcloud, Podcastcharts.com, Castbox and always at SkidmarksShow.com. Powered by Pennzoil #TheProofIsInThePennzoil 

Pilot episode and this is a community driven show - so ride or drive along with us. Todays guests are Jimm Needle, Geoff Faigen, Jeff Worley, Scott Balkum, and Sherri Eakin Sande and Jeremy Sande. Our topic is content - is it more important now than before? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crftsho/support

Join Frank on the debut episode of his new podcast show FAR OUT!. Hear why he’s doing it and what you can look forward to. FAR OUT! is all about taking risks, challenging yourself and getting out of the box, far out of the box, like doing a podcast, starting your own business, or singing the National Anthem in front of 15,000 people! Frank’s first guest is the wild man himself, American outlaw Jesse James Dupree! Jesse is the lea d singer and guitarist of the American Southern Rock band Jackyl and a brilliant entrepreneur. Frank recently sat down with Jesse backstage at a TESLA / JACKYL / KIX show in Yorktown, PA to discusses the changing music business, Full Throttle Saloon, the art of marketing and branding and being an entrepreneur. Jesse is leading the new whiskey rebellion with his own line of bourbon. Jesse James Premium Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made in the spirit of America’s true outlaw. It’s distilled to perfection, old-time charcoal mellowed and aged in oak casks to achieve an incredibly smooth and full-bourbon character that makes this one of the finest Kentucky whiskeys. Listen to Jessie tell the story of Jackly bootlegging beer across state lines bandit style, exploding beer, saving a town from extinction and more! Find out which of all the Jackyl’s songs is Jesse’s “1 song”. What is Frank’s “1 song”? Tune in to find out with this week’s guest Jesse James Dupree! While Frank was hanging out with Jesse he also got a chance to hang with two veteran's from the Jackyl family. Jeff Worley, lead guitarist and awesome artist and stage manager, road dog Randy Crowder! The secret is out! Frank announces his partnership with Out of Bounds Brewing Company in Folsom, CA and the making of his new Double IPA craft beer “Heavy Metal Hippie”. Stay tuned for updates on how it came about as Frank takes us through his brewing journey from concept to first taste. Future episodes with feature an interview with OCCB brew masters and info on how you can pre-order “Heavy Metal Hippie” Double IPA. This debut episode of FAR OUT! also gives a sample of Frank’s upcoming single “South Side”. Written about his time growing up in the mean streets of South Sac! Those attending the VIP Experience at the Boardwalk on Nov. 16th have already received an unreleased copy of “South Side” which will be available everywhere very soon!

In this episode we talk about Rocklahoma 2019. We have made the trip to all 13 Rocklahoma events in Pryor, OK, and we look at what made this one stand out. The camp sites, the people, the storms, the new stages, and of course the bands. We talk about the phenomenal ROK performances from Sevendust, Avatar, Alien Weaponry, Beasto Blanco, and Bad Wolves, the show stealing performance from Corrosion of Conformity, Black Stone Cherry proving why they should be a headliner in the US (including the bi-monthly Jason rant of why isn't BSC bigger), Jackyl owning the ROK stage once again (including Trent professing love for Jeff Worley once again), the mighty Hatebreed, and we talk great performances from Korn, Solidify, Machine in the Mountain, Ace Frehley, Lita Ford, Hyro the Hero, Shinedown, Disturbed, Bush, Zen Hipster, Nameless Society, Buckcherry. Burdens Within, Slaughter, Steel Panther, The Glorious Sons, Light the Torch, Beartooth, Asking Alexandria, and more! We look at the great new stages from D&B Processing and Proving Grounds, we play you Janna Squires (Down for Five / Rocket Science) amazing rendition of the National Anthem, and a lot more as we look back on yet another #Rocklahoma. This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from Lynch Mob and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

Kentucky Poet Laureate, Jeff Worley, recites one of his favorite poems written by former Kentucky Poet Laureate, Dr. Richard Taylor.

Kentucky Poet Laureate, Jeff Worley, recites "Whiteness" by his favorite poet, Stephen Dunn. Worley favors this poem for his imagery and connection of nature’s beauty.

Kentucky Poet Laureate, Jeff Worley, recites "The First Book" by former United States Poet Laureate, Rita Dove.

Kentucky Writers' Day is just around the corner, 10 a.m. April 24 at the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, and to get stoked for it we brough two Kentucky Poets Laureate into Studio B for a chat about Kentucky poetry, literature and the poet laureate position. Tamara Coffey, Kentucky Arts Council organization support and individual artists director, takes the interview microphone for a lively chat with incoming Kentucky Poet Laureate Jeff Worley and former poet laureate Richard Taylor (1999-2000), who nominated Jeff for the important post of Kentucky's literary ambassador. Jeff will be inducted as poet laureate during the morning ceremony at KDLA, and will read his work that same day, along with five other Kentucky Poets Laureate, at Paul Sawyier Public Library in Frankfort beginning at 2 p.m. By the way, the deer theme that seems to run through the podcast was completely unplanned. As the late American painter and teaching artist Bob Ross would say, "it was just a happy accident."

Jeff Worley Named Kentucky Poet Laureate by Research Communications

Poet Jeff Worley recites one of his own poems, “On My Death Bed.”

Kentucky Poet Laureate, Jeff Worley, recites one of his latest poems, “Ode to a Sharp Shinned Hawk.”

Host Bill Goodman is joined by Jeff Worley – a Kentucky poet, former professor of English, and research magazine editor. Worley taught American literature in Germany for eight years through the University of Maryland’s European Division and later became an assistant professor of English at Penn State Altoona. After moving to Lexington, Worley joined the staff of Odyssey, the University of Kentucky’s research magazine, which he became the editor of in 1997. Having retired from UK in 2010, he still serves as a free-lance writer for magazines across the country. He is also a member of the Kentucky Humanities Speakers Bureau in which he performs poetry readings. On today’s episode, Worley reads some of his new poems and gives us a preview of his upcoming publication.