Drunk and Unemployed

In this episode, we explore the lifelong friendship between George Klein and Elvis Presley, from their early days in Memphis to Elvis’s meteoric rise to fame. We delve into their high school years, the impact of stardom on their bond, and Klein’s influential career in radio—especially his work at Elvis Radio at Graceland. Through guest interviews and archival audio, we examine Klein’s dedication to preserving Elvis’s legacy and the King’s enduring cultural influence. Join us as we uncover the untold stories of a friendship that shaped rock ‘n’ roll history.

Get ready to tantalize your taste buds! In this episode, we dive into a glowing review of Wellington's, a hidden gem in Johnson City, Tennessee. Our guest raves about their unforgettable dining experience, particularly the Deconstructed Wellington – a masterpiece of flavor and artistry. We'll discuss the high-quality ingredients, impeccable service, and the cozy ambiance that makes Wellington's a must-visit for any food enthusiast. Join us as we explore why Wellington's is a true culinary destination. #johnsoncitytn

On this episode, we discuss Simone Biles's latest accolade: being named Sports Illustrated's 2024 Sportsperson of the Year. We delve into the accompanying cover story in People magazine, which highlights not only Biles's incredible athletic achievements, but also her stunning fashion choices from the Sports Illustrated photoshoot. We'll talk about the sparkly hotpants, the mesh bodysuit, and how Biles is using her platform to showcase her unique style.

Join us for a festive and spirited episode as we dive into the story behind the Townsend Ramblers' bold and celebratory anthem, Have a Trump New Year! This unique New Year's song combines lavish imagery, political flair, and a catchy chorus to create a truly one-of-a-kind holiday experience. We’ll explore the inspiration, creative process, and impact of this overtly pro-Trump anthem, offering listeners an inside look at its composition and message. As a special treat, stick around until the end of the episode to hear the full track played in its entirety. Whether you're here for the music, the message, or just to ring in the New Year, this episode is one you won’t want to miss!

Warm up with a bowl of comforting goodness! In this episode , we're sharing a classic recipe for creamy and flavorful potato soup. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a beginner in the kitchen, this easy-to-follow recipe is perfect for a cozy night in. We'll walk you through each step, from gathering the ingredients to adding your favorite toppings. So grab your apron and get ready to cook up a delicious batch of potato soup! ***it is 2-32oz cartons of chicken broth, not 2oz as stated

Join us as we dissect 'Making Horror,' a documentary that peels back the curtain on the art of creating fear. We'll discuss the filmmakers featured, the iconic films explored, and how this documentary provides a unique look into the minds of those who dare to terrify us.

In this episode, we delve into the world of Horse Soldier Bourbon, exploring what makes their brand unique. We'll discuss their commitment to quality craftsmanship, the distinctive flavor profiles of their spirits, and how they create a memorable user experience for bourbon enthusiasts. From the tasting room to the bottle design, we'll uncover what sets Horse Soldier Bourbon apart and why it's a brand worth exploring

Dive into the hilariously chaotic life of Frank Pulciani, a retired cop turned low-budget filmmaker in Florida. Known for his collaborations with stars like Tom Arnold and Eric Roberts, Frank’s "cinema" is a mix of questionable plots, inflatable props, and impromptu public urination. When he’s not directing cult classics like Gator Justice, Frank spends his days chasing curvy women half his age, riding his Vespa, and creating unforgettable (and often pants-wetting) scenes around town. Join us as we unpack Frank’s wild escapades, his bladder mishaps, and his journey to becoming a local legend in the Sunshine State

Honoring the man and his music Waymore’s Outlaws consists of former members of Waylon Jennings recording and touring band, The Waylors, including Jerry “Jigger” Bridges on bass, Barny Robertson on keys, Carter Robertson on vocals, Jeff Hale on drums and steel guitarist Fred Newell. Collectively, the band performed on the recordings of Waylon’s megahits such as “I Ain’t Living Long Like This,” the Dukes of Hazzard “Good Ol’ Boys” theme, “Luckenbach Texas” and “Rainy Day Woman,” as well as countless other gold and platinum hits. Lead guitarist and singer Tommy Townsend adds to their mix of Outlaw music. Waymore’s Outlaws are keeping the spirit of Waylon Jennings and his music alive today.

Hometown Heroes, performed by the Townsend Ramblers and written by Alan Bohms, has garnered significant acclaim on the international festival circuit. The song recently won the prestigious 2024 Best Music Video Award at the HALO International Film Festival and secured the Silver Award at The Florence Film Awards, where it also received the Best Original Song title. Both awards highlight the powerful impact and heartfelt message of the music. Produced by Prohibition Productions and Alan Bohms, this recognition underscores the song's resonance with audiences and critics alike.