Outlaw Sh!t

We meant to have this be an update but it's a lot of us just recommending shit we like and talking about Clint Eastwood. If you don't know what movie to watch next this is a good one for that.

Dan Smalley is a musician who live in Nashville. He was originally signed to Big Machine Records (one of the main "Country" labels") before splitting off and becoming an independent artist. This episode is heavily about the behind the scenes of music industry. We talk about how contracts breakdown, where the money goes, the future of the industry, and a lot more. If you're interested in how your f...

It's almost October so here's a Halloween episode. We talked to Michael Story about a variety of spooky things including the Skynyrd plane crash, Waylon being haunted by Hank, and more. We also talked about his life and music. He can be found on: Instagram Tik Tok Youtube

RIP to a real movie star. We talk about Redford, his career, star-power, and love for real cinema. We also talk about a number of other film tangents cus I just can't help myself.

J.D. Pinkus is a musician in a whole lot of bands including the Butthole Surfers, Melvins, Honky, Daddy Longhead, and more. We talked to him about experimental music, touring in the '90's with bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots, his love for Grand Funk Railroad and more. He was drinking a Smirnoff Smash during our interview and wearing a Four Loko hat. You can find him on Instag...

Sometimes we just shoot the shit. There's a new Luke Bell recording coming out we talk about and some other fun stuff.

Charlie Starr is the frontman of the rock n roll band Blackberry Smoke. He's been around the scene for a while and done a lot of cool shit. You can find him on Instagram and you can find Blackberry Smoke on Instagram and their Website .

Charley Crockett posted something where he called out Bro-Country and named no names. Then a bunch of people he didn't mention took it really personally. We talk a bit about the feuds, the state of "Outlaw" music, and the fan-artist relationship.

We're back on it. The trial is no more clear than the murders. So that's great. Here's a timeline of events and some other bullshit.

Kassi is a singer-songwriter originally from Arizona, before moving to Portland then New Orleans. We talk to her about her influences, anxiety in life and performing, Charles Manson, the Grateful Dead and more. She can be found on her website and Instagram .

We talked to Colton from Broken Bow Country. Broken Bow is a lifestyle and apparel brand and you have probably seen their social media. We talked about running apparel companies, influences, how he got so big so young, and more. You can find Broken Bow on Instagram or their website .

Vincent Neil Emerson is a Texas musician. We talk to him about what genre he falls into, learning to ride motorcycles, his Native Roots and more. There's a good chance he's coming to a town near you soon. You can find more about him on his Website or Instagram.

You know Street Bike Tommy from Nitro Circus back from when MTV was good. We talk about stunts, how he ended up on TV doing them, being in Jackass 3D and more. It was a real fun conversation and exciting for me because I grew up watching him do nuts shit.

It seems like everything here is related to porn tapes. Every organization invovled in the case was shooting sex tapes. Why is that important? Listen and find out.,

Alright it's going off the deep end. We start delving into the Process Church of the Final Judgement. A very litigious cult who was in some capacity related to the Family. They started in England, moved to America and trafficked in a variety of weird shit. There's porn tapes, sacrifices, drugs, revenge and more.

This is where the whole thing gets really confusing. The debate isn't about if they killed the people, they did. It's about why? who else was involved? Who has been successful in covering up their tracks? We meant to do one episode on this but there just so much. This is a start. We do get into detail on MkUltra here but there's a lot more. Including Tom Cruise's church.

We got a double shot on this episode. First part is a behind the scenes look at the second Jacumba Breakdown in Jacumba, Ca. That'll be going down October 17-19. The second part is an interview with country/western/folk/rock n' roll singer Dylan Earl. Dylan is from Arkansas and we talk about how much it sucks and you shouldn't move there cus there's ghosts. We also talk about songwriting, touring,...

Who was actually killed and when? How did it go down? We don't fully know, here's a series of events that seem to be at least mostly truthful. We based it on a number of books and accounts. As always there's holes in the story tho.

There's a lot of players and dates to this whole thing. We go over a somewhat clear timeline of what went on. It'll be helpful to have a good idea of it before we get real in the weeds with theories and specific events. Next episode we'll focus on the murders themselves and the wildly different accounts and weird details that surround them.

Taylor Hunnicutt is a musician from Alabama. She tours constantly and plays a mean live show. We talk to her about Rock n' Roll, small towns, fucking up on the road, how musicians make money and more. You can find her on her on instagram and her website.

Everyone has an opinion on the whole Manson thing. His name alone is infamous. We're going to spend some time digging into different angles of the case as well as the person of Charles Manson, something that's often left out. In our introduction we go over the "official" story of what went down, some of the major players and where we plan on taking this series. It's gonna be a fun one. Also, while...

Sam Kind is a musician from Colorado. He blew up on the internet in his mid 30's and is now trying to figure out what to do next. In the new landscape of the music industry people's careers look different. What do they do about that? Sam can be found on instagram

Eddie is a filmmaker from West Virginia. His new movie Hazard is playing around the world now and will debuting on streaming August 1st. We talk to him about how he develops his projects, the themes of his work, what's going on in West Virginia, the current film industry, and more.

Scorsese is probably the most successful New Hollywood director. We talk about his films, his life, his obsession with religion and other themes that are evident throughout his work.

John Moreland is a singer-songwriter from Tulsa, Oklahoma. We talk to him about his songwriting process, his break from the public spotlight, and more. He can be found on Instagram and on his Website