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A private eye takes a dead girl's case for a father who can't afford him, and comes home with a box of gardenias that have been cut for a month and still smell fresh.EPISODE PAGE (includes list of sources): https://weirddarkness.com/noir-gardeniasonadeadlaneTRANSCRIPT: https://weirddarkness.tiny.us/55nmcphxTHE REAL CASE BEHIND THIS STORY: The story in this episode is a fictionalized dramatization. Invented for it are the detective, his office, the gravedigger, the specific conversations, and the telephone call, and every name of a person or a place has been changed. The case underneath it is real.On the night of Thursday, June 24th, 1948, seventeen-year-old Mary Jane Reed, a switchboard operator, went on a first date with Stanley Skridla, a twenty-eight-year-old Navy veteran and telephone lineman from Rockford. They drank in taverns in Oregon, Illinois, a town on the Rock River in Ogle County, and the last place anyone could name was the Stenhouse, out on Route 2 at the south edge of town. They left around eleven-thirty. Skridla was found the next morning in the ditch along County Farm Road, shot with a .32. Mary Jane was found five days later along Silica Road, now called Devil's Backbone Road, shot once through the head, her slacks off her and her mother's wedding ring still on her hand. Roughly fifty people were questioned within a week. Nobody was ever charged, and the case was off the front pages by autumn.The casings, the photographs and the investigation reports all disappeared in the decades that followed. On November 15th, 1999 – Mary Jane's birthday – an untraceable floral arrangement addressed to her arrived at the old Stenhouse, by then the Road House, on a day the bar was closed. The owner, Mike Arians, had just been elected mayor, and the case has occupied him ever since. Her brother Warren Reed had her exhumed on August 23rd, 2005. Inside the burial vault, beside the casket, investigators found a dress and slip wrapped in newspapers dated June 25th, 1948 – four days before anyone found her. In 2007, forensic anthropologist Linda Klepinger examined the remains released to the family and reported that the skull and one vertebra had come from a different person. The DNA test that would settle it has never been run. Skridla was exhumed in 2015 on Arians's theory that Mary Jane's skull had been hidden in his coffin; it held one man and nothing else, though two .32 slugs came out of the ground with him and neither matched the gun Arians submitted.Warren Reed died on December 23rd, 2023, at eighty-one, without ever learning whose skull was in his sister's grave. The homicides remain open and unsolved.The full account – the fifty interviews, the suitor in La Crosse, the missing wallet the record can't agree on, the six years of court fights, the $25,000 reward for a skull nobody ever produced, and the haunting at the roadhouse – is documented in detail here:Mary Jane Reed's Illinois Grave Held Someone Else's Skull.WeirdDarkness® is a registered trademark. Copyright ©2026, Weird Darkness.Originally aired: August 28, 2026

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Tracy Lawrence catches up with Multi-Platinum hitmaker Justin Moore this week for an honest conversation about recent life updates, music, sports and everything in between. Justin opens up about his recent decision to step back from the spotlight to get the help he needed for his health and get sober. Now back on the road with Riley Green and already working on new music for next year, Justin is ready for what's ahead. The two reflect on the lessons that come with life on the road and years spent in the music business, while also diving into the world of sports. As co-host of the morning sports talk show “Morning Mayhem,” he gets into college athletics with Tracy, as the two share their takes on how much the game has changed and where it could be headed. With plenty of stories, opinions and experience between them, there's no telling where the conversation will go.

Summer is winding down, and we're making sure it gets one more proper send-off on Bumming with Bobcat!

Intro Song – Brandon Santini, "Help Me With The Blues", This Time Another Year, 2013 First Set - Charlie Musselwhite, "The Blues Overtook Me", Ace Of Harps, 1990 Dennis Gruenling w/ The Nick Moss Band, "Get Your Back Into It", Get Your Back Into It, 2023 Bob Corritore & Friends (w/ Sugaray Rayford), "Big Mama's Soul Food", Spider In My Stew, 2021 Second Set - Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, "Contemporary", Contemporary Mikey Junior, "Silo Yo", Blues In The Barn Volume 1 The Delta Sonics, "Boogie Woogie Baby", Live At Lincoln's, 2011 Third Set - Jason Ricci & New Blood, "Baked Potato", Behind The Veil Kurt Crandall, "Boogy Fool", Get Wrong With Me, 2009 Billy Branch And The Sons Of Blues, "Roller Coaster", Roots And Branches-The Songs Of Little Walter, 2019 Fourth Set - Sugar Ray And The Bluetones, "Two Hundred Dollars Lon", Seeing Is Believing Mel Melton & The Wicked Mojos, "Zydeco Razzle", Papa's Mojo's Roadhouse, 2006 The Nighthawks, "Walkin' After Midnight", Back Porch Party The Billy Gibson Band, "Down Home", The Billy Gibson Band

On this episode of The Brand Herald, Landon sits down with Abbie Mitchell of Texas Roadhouse to unpack what happens when a brand is ready for a moment it didn't plan. The Goodson team worked with Abbie in her Hyland Insurance days, she now helps lead social for Texas Roadhouse and its sister brands, Bubba's 33 and Jaggers, and she had a front-row seat when a soccer fan in Japan turned a casual steak recommendation into a viral conversation.We start with Abbie's path: a University of Louisville communications grad who built a marketing seat from scratch at a family-owned insurance firm, then landed the digital job that allowed her to work on three brands. She walks through the journey of a growing in-house marketing department that somehow still feels family-owned and how long it really takes to learn the dynamics of a national restaurant brand.The conversation turns practical fast. Abbie breaks down what “owning social” actually means when local stores run their own Facebook pages, why leadership buy-in changed the game more than any single campaign, and how bringing strategy in-house from an agency gave the team room to leave content flexible. Planned posts do fine. The content made in the moment is what performs. Tools like Meltwater and clearer attribution on gift cards helped leadership see social as strategy, not just something you have to do.Then comes Mr. K: a Japan-based soccer account, a World Cup tweet about Texas Roadhouse's “best cost performance steak,” and a social listening alert that snowballed into DMs, a leadership green light, a Dallas store visit, and custom merch turned around in days. Nearly a month later, the conversation was still going with roughly a billion impressions on X alone. Abbie's closer lands harder than any metric: it's okay not to know everything. Lean on the people who are better at the piece you're not. That's how a brand joins the conversation instead of watching it pass by.Chapters:00:00: Welcome Abbie Mitchell, Texas Roadhouse, and a viral steak tweet. 01:36: From UofL to Hyland: building a marketing role as a team of one. 04:17: Getting passed over twice before landing at Texas Roadhouse. 04:52: Bubba's 33, Jaggers, and how the three brands show up differently. 06:25: Trading SMB life for a national brand that still feels family-owned. 08:42: Social, email, SMS, and content libraries for local store pages. 11:21: Leadership buy-in, bringing social in-house, and why spontaneous posts win. 16:42: Mr. K, Meltwater, and the “best cost performance steak” World Cup moment. 19:35: From a DM to Dallas — leadership trust, a store visit, and custom merch overnight. 27:44: Abbie's advice: lean on your team and admit what you don't know.Resources:https://www.linkedin.com/in/abbie-mitchell-785193101 

Cole Swindell joins Tracy Lawrence for this week's episode of TL's Road House! After a season focused on family, Cole recently released his new single “Girl Dad,” a true reflection of where the country star finds himself these days. In this episode, Cole opens up about becoming a husband and father, finding a new balance in his career and why he chose to make North Carolina home instead of Nashville. He also shares a few stories as he reminisces about his early days selling tour merch for Luke Bryan, the songs and artists that first sparked his love for country music and what ultimately inspired him to become a songwriter himself. Catch the full conversation in this brand new episode!

Episode 199 is special because it is the return of one of our favorite guests, Mark's brother, Brent Price. Brent returns to talk about all things movies, brothers, and restaurants. Fun episode as we build towards our very special guest for Episode 200. Check out The Rivalry Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you listen to Podcasts! Visit Rivalpod.com for more behind the scene access! Download for iPhone and Android or stream at riverradio.com

On this week's Extra Serving, NRN editor in chief Sam Oches and executive editor Alicia Kelso discuss the latest restaurant industry news, including Salad and Go closing all of its restaurants and major chains reporting their latest quarterly earnings, from McDonald's and Burger King to Wendy's, Texas Roadhouse, Bloomin' Brands, Dine Brands, Sweetgreen, and more. First up is the news that Salad and Go had closed all 70 or so of its remaining restaurants while simultaneously filing for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection. The sudden closure comes just a few years after Salad and Go sold to Volt Investment Holdings and aggressively pursued growth with its value-oriented drive-thru salad concept. Sam and Alicia discuss what went wrong for Salad and Go and what it suggests about other emerging chains pursuing growth. Next they tackle a very busy week of restaurants earnings, starting with chains that boasted positive sales. That included Texas Roadhouse and Bloomin' Brands — both of which are proving that consumers are seeking value in the casual steakhouse experience — as well as IHOP, First Watch, Dutch Bros, and El Pollo Loco. Then they shift their focus to chains that had only a so-so quarter, particularly McDonald's and Applebee's. McDonald's quarter especially was out of character — same-store sales only rose by 0.8% — and the company acknowledged that its marketing initiatives were not executed to their expectation. The result led to McDonald's USA president Joe Erlinger stepping down and COO Skye Anderson promoted to the position. Next up, Sam and Alicia dig into the chains that had particularly bad quarters: Popeyes, Portillo's, Papa Johns, Wendy's, and Sweetgreen. Wendy's especially had a brutal quarter, with traffic dropping 12.5%, while Papa Johns continued a streak of negative sales that led to the chain shaking up its marketing leadership. Why are these brands struggling so much? And what should they do to turn things around? Sam and Alicia discuss.They close on a high note: Burger King posted one of its best quarters in years and surpassed Wendy's to become the second-largest burger chain by sales. Sam and Alicia examine what is going right for Burger King and why they think it is the best story of the year so far. For more on these stories: Burger King's sales took off last quarter, but Popeyes is in a slumpDine Brands reports Q2 IHOP outperformance while Applebee's sees slow improvementWendy's takes steps to fix its brand as sales fall again

While the bones of the Road House could have worked, the execution is so slap-dash that is fails even as cheeseball entertainment. Read more at: https://scottsself-indulgentmovieblog.blogspot.com/.

It's another episode of our action movie tournament GOON ROYALE. The great Jeff Stormer (Party of One) joins us to cover Robocop, You're Next, Sinners, and Road House.Can the scrappy You're Next upset the juggernaut Boddicker Gang? Will the haunting vampires of Sinners overcome the lumpy dipshits of Road House? Listen to find out.Want to know what happens next? We're four full episodes ahead over at https://www.patreon.com/c/breakingmayberry

Hop into the Way Back Machine as this week on GENZ/X™, JM & Braxton take us to 2013 for the cinema classic Pacific Rim, directed by Guillermo del Toro and starring Idris Elba and Charlie Hunnam. Then, we travel back to 1989 for the pop-culture giant Road House, starring Patrick Swayze, Sam Elliott, and Kelly […] The post 018 GENZ/X | Don’t Get Cocky, Be Nice appeared first on The LEFT Show.

TL's Road House welcomes multi-platinum country rocker Brantley Gilbert back in the studio for this week's episode! Fresh off the release of his eighth studio album, Sins of the Father, Brantley sits down with Tracy for a real-talk kind of conversation about the stories behind the tracks and the new season of life he's in now. From the lessons he's learned during the highs and lows of his career to navigating the challenges of fatherhood, Brantley opens up about the mistakes he's made, the growth that came from them and how those experiences have influenced his latest music. As Brantley reflects on his journey, he and Tracy discuss the moments that have shaped them into the men, fathers and artists they are today. And of course, no episode of TL's Road House is complete without a few crazy stories about their wildest fan encounters and rowdiest rockstar antics that only happen out on the road.

It's the last live episode for a bit, as Julian will be going under the knife to remove the cancer from his broken body. We leave you with a decent amount of games, some movies, and the return of Dr. Thad Powers! Fear not; the feed will not be totally dark. We'll see you on the other side!00:00 Introduction, Did I Jot That Down?11:03 Show announcements and upcoming schedule14:24 Real talk (dropping kayfabe)24:46 007 First Light final thoughts37:17 Ghost Vanguard, Hololive Dreams, The Remake of the Ending of the Greatest RPG of All-Time57:13 Thad Powers: Alpha Doctor, Yo JTV Rapz01:27:07 Directive 802001:38:54 The Quarry02:06:21 Hamm and Titus at the Movies (Deep Water, The Cure, Wonderland, Traffik, Roadhouse (2024), Memento, The Campaign, Stepbrothers, Safety Not Guaranteed, The Fly (1986))Theme song and interstitial music by Megan McDuffee: https://meganmcduffee.comLogo and artwork by John GholsonAnnouncer: John GholsonJoin our Discord, learn about how you can support the show, and more: https://linktr.ee/TheStageSelectEmail: thestageselectpod@gmail.comCopyright 2024-2026 Space Monkey Mafia Productions

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This is a Harley Twin stunt riding podcast where you get to meet some of the most influential people in our industry. Meet Taylor Bradshaw one of the owners of the Cave Creek Roadhouse and Hideaway. In this episode he talks about how he over came addiction and found God through sobriety. He also shares how he grew into taking the head of his father's Mark Bradshaw's legacy at the Roadhouse and Hideaway bars in Cave Creek Arizona. Learn some history on how bike week started in Arizona and where the future plans to take it.www.getverticalcoaching.comAre you struggling with learning how to wheelie your Harley or are you trying to learn on a small bike first before you take it to the Hog? Well we launched the first ever Online Wheelie Coaching Course where we teach are 3-stage progression method that breaks a wheelie down into 3 easy to follow learning stages. With our Get Vertical members only app you'll be able to access your coaching easily at the lot while practicing. Samoan Bruce and Drea Stunts will also invite you to group coaching where you can ask direct questions about your struggles.Learn how to Wheelie www.getverticalcoaching.comGet Vertical YouTubehttps://youtube.com/@Get-Vertical?si=o4zP0Y6czXrllx1uGet Vertical Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/getvertical.co/Harley Stunt Riders Get Vertical Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/harleystuntriders/

 Ladies and gentlemen, we got him! Roadhouse is BACK! For weeks, the rumors have been flying...

The Haunted Rock Island Roadhouse is a 50,000-square-foot former YMCA building located at 500 20th Street in Rock Island, Illinois. It has been officially recognized as a paranormal hotspot since investigations began in 2018. The structure, built in 1913, is historically linked to Prohibition-era organized crime…including serving as a front for a brothel run by Helen Van Dale, and a speakeasy connected to mobsters like John Looney and Al Capone!!!https://hauntedus.com/illinois/haunted-rock-island-ymca/https://www.hauntedrooms.com/illinois/ghost-hunts/rock-island-roadhousehttps://rockislandroadhouse.com/investigations-%26-eventshttps://rockislandroadhouse.com/historyhttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-222-paranormal-podcast-27825258/episode/483-rock-island-roadhouse-haunted-history-298623850/https://search.brave.com/ask?q=rock+island+roadhouse+haunted&conversation=094caba970434470d3a0c56d2d81f6a0ea51

Daily Boost Podcast Bring Out Your Inner Renegade July 16, 2026 | Episode 5499 Host: Scott Smith Episode Description People hear me say I'm the nicest renegade you'll ever meet and get freaked out. My wife said she didn't know she married a renegade. She did. Today I explain it — with a little help from Patrick Swayze in Roadhouse, a quickly Googled definition, and my motorcycle gang of professional nice guys. Being a renegade isn't about being mean. It's about being nice until it's time not to be nice, defying convention when it counts, and knowing exactly which lines you never cross. Borrow it from me today. It might fit you better than you think. Featured Story My gang and I learned one of our core rules riding the Tail of the Dragon in North Carolina. Eleven miles, 318 turns, no guardrails, blind curves leaning the wrong way. It's a wicked road doing its best to kill you. Up there, the speed limit isn't the big deal. Go too fast, and you might get a ticket. We all go a little fast in life. But there's one rule you can never break: you don't cross the double yellow line. Cross it, and you're going to jail. I see life the same way. We never cross the double yellow line — unless not crossing it would kill us. Important Points Being a renegade isn't being mean. You take care of business, defy convention when it counts, and stay nice doing it. Show up as yourself and repeat it until people know exactly who you are. A name you actually live becomes your brand. Know your double yellow lines. Speeding earns a slap on the wrist, but some lines in life cost you everything. Memorable Quotes You be nice until it's time not to be nice. Nobody said be mean — there just comes a time to take care of business. Always be nice and be cool, and expect others to be the same. If you need cool, buy some Ray-Bans. You'll be awesome. We never cross the double yellow line unless not crossing it would kill us. Then you do what you've got to do. Scott's Three-Step Approach Start by borrowing the renegade. Wrap it around yourself for one day and decide to be nice, cool, and unmistakably you. Then act on it today. Then set your rules of the road. Decide which lines are speeding tickets and which ones are double yellow lines. Finally, hold the code. Stay nice until it's time not to be nice, and only cross your line when survival demands it. Chapters 0:01 - Breaking the rules with an official open 0:40 - A beard, a Harley, and feeling like a renegade 2:07 - Patrick Swayze's Roadhouse rules for bouncers 3:12 - A quickly Googled definition of renegade 6:45 - Rolling with the nicest renegade motorcycle gang 7:30 - Riding the Tail of the Dragon's 318 turns 8:32 - The one rule: never cross the double yellow line Connect With Me Search for the Daily Boost on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify Email: support@motivationtomove.com Main Website: https://motivationtomove.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/dailyboostpodcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/heyscottsmith Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/motivationtomove Facebook Group: https://dailyboostpodcast.com/facebook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Apple TV's “Lucky” joins the platform's growing collection of prestige shows about attractive, deeply stressed people having the worst week of their lives. “Presumed Innocent,” “Hijack,” “Your Friends & Neighbors”—the streamer has become weirdly good at watching people sprint from one life-altering disaster to the next.Anya Taylor-Joy's title character has a slightly more complicated relationship with disaster than most. Raised by a con artist, Lucky became an exceptional one herself before spending years trying to leave that life behind. When a multimillion-dollar job goes wrong, she is forced back into the world she escaped, pursued by law enforcement, criminals, and a family history she has never completely outrun.READ MORE: ‘The Agency' Season 2: Jeffrey Wright & John Magaro Talk Spycraft, ‘The Batman: Part II,' ‘Presumed Innocent' Season 2 & More [Bingeworthy Podcast]

Texas Roadhouse is testing delivery. Chick-fil-A is modernizing playgrounds. And the James Beard Awards ceremony may be leaving Chicago.

Chandler Walters brings the energy to a new episode of TL's Road House! The GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter has been out on the road with Tracy this summer and recently stopped by the studio to fill us in on the whirlwind start to his career. Before he was sharing stages with some of country music's biggest names, Chandler grew up playing guitar in church and booking gigs at local bars in Marietta, Georgia. The multi-faceted artist looks back on teaching himself to play steel guitar, catching ERNEST's attention through social media and the songwriting opportunities that followed, including co-writing Post Malone's 5x Platinum No. 1 single “I Had Some Help.” Don't miss out on the fun as Tracy and Chandler bond over the days when they were barely scraping by, the value of genuine friendships in the industry and their shared passion for keeping country music real.

Jamey Johnson stops by TL's Road House for a thoughtful conversation with Tracy Lawrence about songwriting, the evolving country music industry and staying true to yourself through every season of life. Jamey reflects on how his perspective has changed over the years, from his approach to writing songs and making records to redefining what success means to him. The two also share stories from their early days in Nashville, discuss the lasting influence of country music legends like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and George Jones, and the importance of giving back through charitable work. As Tracy gets ready to join Jamey for his upcoming birthday celebration at the Grand Ole Opry, the two longtime friends look back on the experiences that have shaped their careers and the values that continue to guide them today.

Lukas Gage (I Wrote This For Attention, Voicemails for Isabelle, and The White Lotus) is an actor and author. Lukas joins Armchair Expert to discuss growing up in a chaotic family in San Diego, surviving a brutal hate crime as a teenager, and being sent to a troubled teen wilderness program. Lukas and Dax talk about navigating Hollywood as a closeted actor, the surreal experience of getting married on The Kardashians, and Conor McGregor fracturing a disc in his back while filming Road House. Lukas explains how a BPD diagnosis changed the way he understood himself, how shame and secrecy can distort identity, and what it means to stop performing for other people's approval.Check Allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds: https://www.allstate.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Minions & Monsters Beats Toy Story 5—Plus New Toys and Comics!1. Movie Battle: Minions & Monsters vs. Toy Story 5 —Minions & Monsters opened July 1 and narrowly defeated Toy Story 5 over the July Fourth weekend. It earned approximately $36.4 million over the three-day weekend and $61.4 million over five days, while Toy Story 5 earned another $31 million during its third weekend. However, Toy Story 5 remains the bigger overall hit, with approximately $764 million worldwide so far. That creates your main discussion:Did Minions really defeat Toy Story, or did it simply win one weekend against a movie that had already been playing for two weeks?2. Spoiler-Free Movie Reviews — 5 minutesMinions & Monsters: The Minions attempt to become stars in 1920s Hollywood, enter the changing world of motion pictures and accidentally release monsters while trying to produce their own movie. Topics to discuss:Were the Minions still funny?Did the old-Hollywood setting make the movie feel different?Were the monsters entertaining or frightening for younger children?Is the Minions franchise becoming repetitive?Movies: Is It Too Soon for Another Moana? —Disney's live-action Moana, starring Catherine Lagaʻaia and Dwayne Johnson, opens Friday, July 10. Your discussion should not simply explain the movie. Ask:“The animated movie is only ten years old—are audiences excited to return to Motunui, or is Disney remaking movies too quickly?”You can briefly report that Minions & Monsters defeated Toy Story 5 over the July Fourth weekend, earning approximately $36.4 million against Toy Story 5's $31 million during the traditional weekend. Then tease Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, opening July 17, as next week's major movie story. 2. Toys: LEGO Pokémon Comes Alive — 6 minutesThis should be the lead story of the episode. LEGO announced 12 Pokémon SMART Play sets that respond through lights, sounds, motion, and sensing without requiring a screen. The collection launches August 1. Your strongest examples:Training House with Pikachu: $69.99Charizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate Battle: $119.99Jigglypuff Concert: $14.99Mewtwo's Lab Break: $69.99Cubone and Gengar's Spooky Showdown: $89.99 Your Nerd Side question: Is interactive LEGO an exciting evolution, or does adding technology take something away from traditional building?3. SDCC Collectibles: The Best and Strangest Reveals — 4 minutesMattel has revealed eight 2026 San Diego Comic-Con collectibles. The best ones for your audience are:Hot Wheels KPop Demon Hunters Porsche 911Hot Wheels Stranger Things '83 Chevy VanHot Wheels Top Gun 40th Anniversary SetGym Bro SkeletorJurassic World 25th Anniversary VelociraptorWWE Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection Three-PackYou can also quickly mention Hasbro's Target Summer Geek-Out figures, including Ninja Force Scarlett and T'Jbang and the 40th-anniversary Transformers Studio Series Prowl. 

Join Bum Wine Bob as we celebrate 250 years of America, raise a can to the USA, talk all things Fourth of July, and crack open some patriotic brews. We didn't win the most American BBQ flyover in America, but we can still crack a Keystone Light Apple, watch the skies, and celebrate America's 250th anyway for zero American dollars! Free American freedom in the land of the free!The Original Malt Liquor has RETURNED! Schlitz OML is embracing it's roots and no longer labeled as a "Bold Lager", but a MALT LIQUOR once again! Say BULL, Not BEER!Is BeatBox Coconut Breeze the best way to beat this summer heatwave? Have you seen Roadhouse? Mr. Malt Liquor has been missing for the past few months, and the search is on! Have you seen Roadhouse at a bar near you? The hunt for Roadhouse is on!Grab your favorite drink, fire up the grill, and celebrate 250 years of America the Bumming with Bobcat way!Let us know how you're celebrating the Fourth in the comments!

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This week on TL's Road House, Tracy Lawrence catches up with country artist Frank Ray to talk about life's unexpected turns, his personal faith journey and finding purpose through every chapter along the way. Frank shares what it was like balancing a career in law enforcement with his growing passion for music and the transition to pursuing country music full time. The two also touch on family life, mental health, social media and the importance of staying grounded while chasing big dreams. Hear more in this uplifting conversation as Frank opens up about what matters most to him and the impact he hopes to make through his music. 

In Episode 188 of the EvoSec Podcast, Eric sits down with Cade Cole of Roadhouse School for Hunters & Guides. Cade shares his journey from Texas to becoming a seasoned mountain hunting guide and discusses the common deficiencies he sees in modern hunters — ego, unrealistic expectations, and over-reliance on gear. They dive deep into practical marksmanship, why mastering your current rifle beats buying new ones, the value of the Scout Rifle concept, fitness, self-reliance, and real-world field skills versus flat-range training. A must-listen for hunters, shooters, and anyone valuing self-sufficiency and the frontiersman spirit.Websites & Contact Info:Roadhouse School for Hunters & GuidesFacebook: Search “Cade Cole”Instagram: @cadecole888 Email: cadecole8@gmail.com

Radical Jack (2000) Directed by: David Heavener Cast: Billy Ray Cyrus, Dee Dee Pfeiffer, George Buck Flower, Noah BlakeBilly Ray Cyrus walked so John Wick could run — and then immediately tripped over his own mullet. This week on Dewey Pod Monster, we strap in for Radical Jack, the year-2000 straight-to-video action masterpiece that dared to ask: what if Road House, but worse? And also Billy Ray Cyrus? John and Sean wade through bad squibs, flat beer pours, and a parking lot brawl soundtracked inexplicably like Indiana Jones to bring you the full, unfiltered breakdown of one of cinema's most radical — and most ignored — action heroes.In this episode, we discuss:Sweating Gravy and Pouring Flat Beer — Billy Ray Cyrus plays a bartender/drifter/ex-CIA operative who cannot pour a proper pint to save his life, throws punches that somehow produce a gallon of blood each, and builds a shed like a man who has never seen a hammer before. His mullet, however, gives an Oscar-worthy performance.Road House Lite and the Lamest Codename in Desert Storm History — "Radical Jack" was apparently his military callsign, and hearing it said out loud is somehow even sadder than it reads. We break down why this movie is a bargain-bin Road House clone, why the villain has about 30 seconds of screen time, and how Dee Dee Pfeiffer becomes a precision marksman in the final act with zero prior experience.George Buck Flower Cleans Up Poorly — The beloved character actor best known for playing bums shows up as the big bad here — clean-shaven, pock-faced, and looking like a haunted Richard Nixon. His rotten gums are more compelling than the plot.The Case for Radical Jack 2: Radical Harder — We make a passionate, arguably sincere argument that this should have launched a 36-film franchise. Billy Ray Cyrus is not an actor. That is exactly the point. Go in with a buzz. You'll understand.We Also Talked About:Fortress (1992) (Youtube) — Christopher Lambert goes underground (literally) in a dystopian prison where a stomach bomb called the Intestinator explodes you if you cross the red line. Features Kurtwood Smith's crusty nipple and laser bars that are just red tubes.Supervixens (1975) (DailyMotion)— Russ Meyer's beautifully shot, aggressively booby sexploitation comedy about a sweet guy named Clint who cannot stop women from wanting to sleep with him. A deaf girl, a German milkmaid, and Charles Napier as a creepy cop. Recommended if that's your thing.Pink Flamingos (1972) (Archive.org) — John Waters. Divine. A competition for filthiest person alive. Eggs. An illegal adoption ring. A chicken. A real blowjob. A prolapsed anus as performance art. A licensing nightmare. Sean had to look away twice. We're not going further than that.Magic Merry-Go-Round (2024) (Amazon)— Think Late Night With the Devil but Mr. Rogers. The most unhinged, deranged puppet horror movie John has seen in years. Shot in 4:3. Best watched with substances if that's your thing, but you've been warned.Raw Justice (1994) (Tubi) — David A. Prior. Pamela Anderson. A bounty hunter. An alley. A giant prop dart used as a weapon. An RC helicopter exploding into cardboard. The Dirt Bikin' Dickheads legacy continues.Invasion Force (1990) (Tubi) — Also David A. Prior. Deadly Prey but lighter, less rapey, and set around a film crew being overrun by terrorists in a jungle. The MacGuffin they use to defeat the bad guys is profoundly stupid and we love it.Some of the above links are affiliate links — if you purchase through them we get a small kickback, and it's the best way to support the show.New episodes of the Dewey Pod Monster podcast drop every week. We're proud members of the YouRun Podcast Network at https://yourunpodcast.com.

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It's Pardi time on this week's episode of TL's Road House. Jon Pardi sits down with Tracy Lawrence for a conversation that traces his path from Northern California to Nashville and the experiences that helped build his career. Before hits like “Head Over Boots” and “Heartache on the Dance Floor,” Jon was playing bars with his college band, which led him to make the move to Music City in 2008. In this episode, he shares the lessons he's learned about building relationships and the ins and outs of the music business that havehelped him find his place as an artist. Tracy and Jon also discuss life offstage, from hunting and ranch projects to sobriety and finding balance after years spent on the road. Listen in for a can't miss episode with one of country music's most recognizable voices.

Heath & AJ Live in Studio: Acoustic Country Covers, Weekly Neil's Residency + Memphis Music Talk The Rhythm Section Pod welcomes acoustic duo Heath & AJ (Brandon Heathand Brandi Jaco). AJ, newly relocated Arkansas singer and retired law enforcement lieutenant/criminal investigator, and Heath, a longtime Memphis-area working musician, share how they met, started dating, and formed the duo, now building a 90+ song repertoire focused on '90s/2000s country. They discuss recent gigs at Neil's and Mama's Roadhouse, upcoming dates (including weekly Fridays at Neil's 4–8 PM with no cover), and plans to expand to an electric/full-band setup. In-studio performances include “Ashes” (Lee Ann Womack) and “Lucky One” (Alison Krauss).   Sponsored by David Griffin Audio Thank you to our band sponsors, Standard Issue and Heath & AJ TIP BUCKET If you find it in your heart to donate to the cause and help fuel the podcast you can do so through our new Venmo and CashApp. Your support is greatly appreciated and will help shine a brighter spotlight on the great Memphis Music Community. Venmo - @‌therhythmsectionpod CashApp - $therhythmsectionpod Thanks for tuning in and supporting the Rhythm Section Podcast.  

On this episode of Bounced From The Roadhouse:Special Guests in 4B:Intro/ National Megalodon DayNew Word I Don't Like RH5Good NewsScam Slam -Package Delivery TextsTanMaxxing Reckless DriverFACT to the FutureChocolate Gold T-Rex Leather Olivia Rodrigos Mom Likes Korn??That's a Great QuestionBarbie Dream Camper Therapy Donkeys Empty NestQuestions? Comments? Leave us a message! 605-343-6161Don't forget to subscribe, leave us a review and some stars Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Time to grab a drink and BE NICE. This week the boys bring back best boy River Butcher to talk all things Roadhouse, with Patrick Swayze, and The Color of Money, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Paul Newman and Tom Cruise. The fellas also talk about Fight Club, Sorry Baby, Hamnet, Widows Bay, and Carolina Caroline

Getting lean and looking jacked is possible, but it comes with real tradeoffs. In this Beast over Burden legacy episode, Niki Sims and Andrew Jackson discuss what it really takes to build a lean, muscular physique, using Jake Gyllenhaal's Road House transformation as the hook. They explain why many lifters see a shredded actor or fighter and assume the answer is to cut weight immediately. But if you want to look lean and muscular, you usually need to build enough muscle first. That may mean a long hypertrophy phase, slow weight gain, hard training, consistent eating, and then a later fat-loss phase. Niki and Andrew also talk about the cost of getting extremely lean: hunger, lower energy, weaker training, worse sleep, strict nutrition, social tradeoffs, and the mental trap of comparing your normal body to a short-term peak. This episode is a realistic discussion of muscle gain, fat loss, body composition, and deciding what kind of body—and life—you actually want. PS - IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN TAKING ONLINE COACHING FOR A TEST RUN, CHECK IT OUT HERE.    Connect with the hosts Niki on Instagram Andrew on Instagram Connect with the show Barbell Logic on Instagram Podcast Webpage Barbell Logic on Facebook Or email podcast@barbell-logic.com

Live music, page-turners and local finds set the tone for today. Dave Edery helps kick off Tavana’s RoadHouse, book lovers browse Ward Centre, and Puʻuhonua Mākeke shares coffee, focaccia and ʻohana care.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Evie Stokes sits down again with KEXP DJ Greg Vandy, host of our Sunday morning roots radio show The Roadhouse. The two talk about a new track from Los Angeles-based songwriter Mia Wilson. The two talk about the magic of finding music without any context and the wondrous beauty of Wilson’s 70s California sound. Wilson’s self-titled debut is out now on Royal Oakie Records.Produced by Dusty HenryMastered by: William MyersProduction support: Serafima HealyListen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube.Support the podcast: kexp.org/headphonesContact us at headphones@kexp.org Photo Credit: Skyler LustegSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new episode of TL's Road House is here and this week we are hanging out with Koe Wetzel. Known for blending country, rock and grunge influences into his signature sound, Koe joins Tracy to talk about his upcoming album The Night Champion, his early days playing Texas bars and college parties and how his approach to music has evolved over the years. Beyond music, Koe shares how he became involved in the world of professional bull riding through bull ownership, along with his love for hunting and fishing. From family life to life on the road, Koe offers an honest look at the experiences and priorities shaping this chapter of his life.

Host Evie Stokes sits down with KEXP DJ Greg Vandy, host of our Sunday morning roots radio show The Roadhouse. Greg talk about his earliest days getting into KEXP with a cassette demo and his love for Bay Area group Sonny & The Sunsets. He talks about the band’s adventurous spirit, including writing whole albums for fictional bands and their most recent album recorded in Senegal with Senegalese musicians. “Something To Hold On To” comes from the group’s 2025 album, The Diving Kind, out now on Rocks In Your Head Records.Produced by Dusty HenryMastered by: William MyersProduction support: Serafima HealyListen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube.Support the podcast: kexp.org/headphonesContact us at headphones@kexp.org. Photo Credit: Sarah SmithSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready for a brand new episode of TL's Road House featuring singer-songwriter Eric Paslay. Tracy Lawrence catches up with his longtime friend to talk about life on the farm, renovating an old farmhouse, touring overseas and the songwriting journey that took him from Texas to Nashville. Eric shares stories behind some of his biggest hits, including “Friday Night,” “Barefoot Blue Jean Night” and “Rewind,” while offering an inside look at Nashville's songwriting culture and how great songs come to life. Tracy and Eric take a deeper look into the evolution of country music, the creative process, Eric's deep family roots in music and his passion for helping others through his work with Type 1 diabetes advocacy. Pull up a chair for a conversation full of songwriting stories, country music history and plenty of laughs.

TL's Road House welcomes Hawaiian artist Maoli for a look into how he's bringing island soul and country music together in a way that's introducing a whole new audience to the genre. The Maui native joins Tracy to talk about growing up in Hawaii surrounded by rodeo culture, hunting, fishing and traditional Hawaiian music, while also being inspired by country legends like George Strait, George Jones and Vince Gill. Maoli shares how he blended reggae and country storytelling to create his signature sound and how he got his start by playing local gigs before building an international fanbase. Listen in for stories from the islands, behind-the-scenes moments from his journey into country music and more on what's ahead as Maoli continues expanding his sound around the world.

The movie Road House’ starring Patrick Swayze premiered in theaters 37 years ago, May 19, 1989. To celebrate, Producer Allison road house kicks Hammer! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.