What Every Midwest Kitchen Needs #60

Country Singer Kolby Cooper comes onto the podcast to chat about his up bringing in Texas and his country career. (20:33) First caller is upset that the car he bought from his brother and it's a hunk of s***. (46:31) Then we listen to a voicemail caller that loves corn nuts. Leave us a Voicemail: 218-303-5095

In this episode, we're at Acme Seed & Feed in Nashville ,TN, with comedian Dusty Slay. We talk through Dusty’s long list of past jobs—from Office Depot to Papa John’s—and he shares some stories from the road. Our first caller is an engineering student working in the porta-potty business, and we brainstorm ways to improve the porta john experience. Later, we take a call from a gal dealing with two major issues: her unreliable phone service and her difficult sister.Leave us a Voicemail: 218-303-5095

We’re at Acme Feed & Seed in Nashville, Tennessee. Our first caller (12:31) asks for recommendations on the best places to visit in the Wisconsin Dells. The next caller (26:22) has found a local bar he loves and is determined to get a nickname. Another caller (50:19) shares his unusual experience of being in a wedding for a groom he’s never met—they connected through Call of Duty. Finally, (1:02:45) we update everyone on what happened to the bar that was built for the first couple Bellied Up episodes.

In this episode, NFL tight end George Kittle joins the podcast to share stories about growing up in the Midwest, what the NFL is like, and life off the field.Our first caller (22:51) asks about the math behind the classic Midwest phrase "two tree beers"—you don't want to miss this hilarious breakdown.Then, we go (45:29) into NASA conspiracies with a NASA employee, who gives us the inside scoop on his day-to-day work and what really goes on behind the scenes.

We are in Nashville. TN. at Luke's Bridge 32. (10:10) First caller is getting frustrated with hand signals while driving. (27:03) Next caller is Angela... don't really know how to describe it to be honest. ENJOY!

Thanks for listening! We will have new episode next week! 4:05 - Electrician Wants a Snow Machine26:09 - Baker is Tired of snow birds41:39 - Midwest Nice Vs. Southern Hospitality 1:05:41 - Girlfriend FaceTime’s Too Much1:15:31 - Illinois Goes to Therapy1:28:45 - Louisiana Break in1:46:07 - Cale and Bronco2:02:42 - Tarot Card Reading2:27:45 - Sally from Wisconsin3:00:24 -Fun activities for rehab3:21:54 - Bartender Amanda3:36:43 - Relaxing road rage3:52:53 - School Bus Driver

First caller! (9:40) John isn’t feeling too well, and he also fears that he might be an ahole. Then, (28:07) a different John calls in with an international dating question. After that, (37:22) we chat with Brad, a 39-year-old freshman in college, who also shares details about his confusing past in the military. We (1:05:15) end the episode with a boyfriend seeking advice on how to handle his 'drunk runner' of a girlfriend.

The first caller (8:30) is a frustrated beer salesman who's tired of people constantly demanding beer. The next caller (23:06) living in Colorado, shares how her friends assume she's the ultimate stoner. Finally, (46:48) we hear a voicemail from a guy ranting about auto parts stores never having what he needs in stock.Leave us a voicemal! 218-303-5095

The first caller (10:03) is a professional maid in Buffalo, NY, who thinks one of her clients might be a swinger. The next caller (32:32) is a school bus driver in Indiana, who tells us what irks him as a driver and shares his 'goofy' living situation. Finally, we listen to a voicemail from a guy who loves this Midwest phrase.Leave us a Voicemail! 218-303-5095

First caller (12:10) is Ginger James (he’s an Armenian-Irish ginger). He wants to know: if we could pick any era to live in, what would it be?(40:41) Then, we have Sally from Wisconsin. We go through her past and present New Year's resolutions, and she also shares a quick story about going to see Charlie’s show.Leave us a voicemal! 218-303-5095