Grant Gibson - The Church Potluck Expert

After a brief multi-year hiatus, Hoot'n and Holler'n has returned! Along with permanent co-hosts Eric Nix, Drake Pittman, and Shane Murray, join Matt Mitchell for this special return episode of the South's greatest podcast.

Robert Clay and Josh Snead, the duo behind SEC Shorts, stopped by to chat with Matt about the upcoming football season, defective tennis shoes, milk crate challenges, flying with babies, the best kinds of ice, and a whole bunch more. 

Chris Wallin, a legendary country music songwriter who penned hits like Kenny Chesney’s “Don’t Blink,” Montgomery Gentry’s “Something to Be Proud Of” and Toby Keith’s “Love Me If You Can," stopped by to chat about real country music, big boy concert t-shirts, mechanical pianos, and a whole bunch more. 

Talia Lin, from It's a Southern Thing and Literarily Wasted, hangs out with Matt to discuss charcuterie boards, leaf blowers, book clubbin, and butt shots. 

Tara Town, a 90's nostalgia expert and content creator, stops by for some rad discussions on Legends of the Hidden Temple, 3D Doritos, Beanie Babies, and kangaroos. 

Gospel music's Grant Gibson from the group Karen Peck and New River drops in for a chat with Matt about cruise ships, the best truck stops, and what you should never do when partaking in a potluck at a new church. 

Ed Wiley, comedian, goat farmer, homeschool dad, and impressionist, stops by for a chat with Matt about Twitter bans, CiCi's Pizza, angry goats, and GameStop stock. 

Eunice Elliot, comedian, author, actress, and a whole bunch of other amazing things, joins Matt to discuss rolling quarters, comedy on Zoom, and Bumble roasts. 

James Spann, the most popular meteorologist in Alabama (and probably America), joins Matt to discuss lunch room ladies, Dollar Generals, and angry Dancing with the Stars fans. 

Trevor Norris (aka Carpool Trev) joins Matt to discuss his wildly successful TikTok videos, life on Mississippi's Gulf Coast, the Backstreet Boys, and Joe Exotic's failed pardon attempt.