196: Jimmy Buffett's "Margaritaville"

Galen talks about the new "Buc-ee's" in Smiths Grove, Ky., what's going on in Bowling Green during the 4th of July holiday, the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather,. what's going on in the Dad Rocks Private Facebook group and Shinedown's "Second Chance" in a rock song inquiry.

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, the Dad Rocks Facebook Group and "I Was Made For Lovin' You" by Kiss in "A Rock Song Inquiry."

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, the Dad Rocks private Facebook group and April Wine's "I Like To Rock" in "A Rock Song Inquiry."

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, Dad Rocks and Bob Marley and the Wailers' hit song "Jamming" in "A Rock Song Inquiry."

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, the Dad Rocks Facebook group and interviews Bowling Green, Ky., writer Benjamin Craig Long, author of the book, "Delafield: Confessions of a Boy From The Wrong Side of The Tracks"

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, the Dad Rocks Facebook group and Led Zeppelin's "Ramble On" in a "Rock Song Inquiry."

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, the Dad Rocks Facebook group and Chuck Berry's 1958 Classic Christmas Rock Hit Song, "Run Rudolph Run."

Galen talks about the Bowling Green weather, the Dad Rocks Facebook group and interviews Bowling Green resident Mark Mahagan, Publishing Partner of the Good News Magazine Exchange.

Galen talks about the Bowling Green, Ky., weather, the Dad Rocks Facebook group and Tonyboyy and his new album "Doll Me Up." Tonyboyy aka Tony Smith, formerly of the indie rock band, Sleeper Agent of Bowling Green who lives in East Nashville now.

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral weather, what's going on in the Dad Rocks private Facebook group and "A Rock Song" featuring the late Jimmy Buffett's tropical hit rock song, "Margaritaville."