Podcasts about neon boots

Loamlands leader Kym Register stops by and discovers just how many hypothetical Neon Boots events we have planned for The Pinhook, the Durham bar where they are the head honcho, before we try to decipher what the hell is going on in 90s music videos. Then we discuss the process of coming out (as gay or vegetarian) in the 90s country scene along with identity politics and the importance of the queer country label. Rachel's pick: Goodbye Says It All by BlackHawk, 1993 Spencer's pick: Single White Female by Chely Wright, 1999 Kym's pick: Constant Craving by k.d. lang, 1992 Check out Kym's music and tour dates at http://www.loamlandsmusic.com

Durham singer-songwriter and Hard Tuck member Chessa Rich makes her podcast debut and explains why she shouldn't be on Neon Boots. Before Rachel calls her out for not knowing Travis Tritt, we discuss the country tendencies of The Eagles and the lighthearted pop leanings of our #1 mullet man, Joe Diffie. We bask in the glow of Dolly Parton's genius and talk about Alabama's beginnings in Myrtle Beach, exploring how their songwriting relates to today's world. This episode features a cameo from Rachel's husband, who assures us that he knows at least two states. Spencer's pick: Bigger Than The Beatles by Joe Diffie, 1995 Chessa's pick: I Will Always Love You by Dolly Parton & Vince Gill, 1995 Rachel's pick: I'm in a Hurry (And Don't Know Why) by Alabama, 1992 Keep up with Chessa at https://www.facebook.com/chessarichmusic/

Host Jared Anthony with special guests Marcos Aguilos and Jay Clemente discuss the Neon Boots gay bar, putting your cox in your sister's ear, and the proper way to eat oreo cookies. Featuring unsolicited calls to Jared's sister Chastity and former co-worker Angel.

Durham singer-songwriter Al Riggs joins us this week and takes us on unexpected tangents about Jimmy Buffett and the best worst vacation spot—Myrtle Beach. We answer the tough questions like “Who is Joe Diffie?” and “Have you ever been to Cook Out?” And somehow Metallica and KISS get a mention. We’re not sure what kind of podcast we are anymore. Spencer’s Pick: Some Girls Do by Sawyer Brown, 1992 Al’s Pick: Cowboy Take Me Away by The Dixie Chicks, 1999 Rachel’s Pick: I Try to Think About Elvis by Patty Loveless, 1994 Listen to Al Riggs' music online (https://alriggs.bandcamp.com/) and at The Cave in Chapel Hill on February 15.

On this inaugural episode of Neon Boots recorded Veteran's Day weekend, Rachel and Spencer discuss the origin of their love for 90s Country and why they decided to spend their free time creating a podcast devoted to the topic. They also ruminate on Billy Ray Cyrus's flowing locks and tight tight jeans. Rachel's pick: Romeo by Dolly Parton (featuring Mary Chapin Carpenter, Pam Tillis, Kathy Mattea, Tanya Tucker, and Billy Ray Cyrus), 1993 Spencer's pick: Some Gave All by Billy Ray Cyrus, 1992