Salmon Says

For the last time, host Josh Salmon does the very last episode of the Salmon Says Podcast. Salmon reflects on the most popular episodes, the guests he had, and how things in the world, and in the world of podcasting, have changed the past five years. We appreciate your listening these past five years. You will hear Josh Salmon's voice somewhere else soon. God Bless-Josh Salmon

Definitely up for debate.

Salmon helps men circumnavigate shopping list not to buy items when buy for their s.o.

Nate LeFebvre of the Flatwater Jazz Orchestra visits with Salmon about the group and the upcoming Merrick Arts Council show Sun. April 13, 2025.

Half of La Dolce Vita Duo-Lindsay Carr Bartlett visits with Salmon about the group and the upcoming show Sun. Feb. 9, 2025.

Jim Pipher of the trio The Shucks Brothers talks about the band and previews their Nov. 10 Merrick Arts Council show in Central City, NE.

Jeff "Whitey" Richardson, a former MLB Player, visits with host Josh Salmon about his playing time under manager Pete Rose in 1989. Richardson he really appreciated and learned a lot from Pete.

We talk vanity plat8s. See what I did there?

Salmon visits with Ron from the Lincoln Continentals mens chorus and Terri from the Lincolnaires woman's chorus about there groups and preview the upcoming Merrick Arts County show in Central City in October.

Comedian Cyrus Steele visits with Salmon previewing his upcoming Merrick Arts Council show in Central City, NE in September.

DYK It is illegal to drive blinfolded in Alabama? Now you do. Why did that have to be made a law, its common sense. Find out these dumb laws and more.

Which food companies used the names of real people, and which didn't? Salmon will tell you.

Salmon talks with Marcus, president of the Royal Coachman Car Club about their 33rd Annual GCA (Grover Clevland Alexander) Days car show in St. Paul, NE July 12, 13.

Salmon reviews the new Jim Henson documentary, "Idea Man," and showcases a couple tribute Muppet voices he can impersonate.

Salmon discusses college students going to college for the wrong reasons and other options.

Whether you are a grad, or at a bump in life's road, this is your episode. Salmon discusses that although we think we control our career destiny, we don't.

People who rather sue for stupid things than work a job.

Salmon talks about why he doesn't DJ weddings anymore.

Former NASCAR driver and current analyst visits with FISH about going 200 mph, and an event happening in Central Nebraska soon.

Salmon takes real headlines and makes his own punchline.

Salmon visits with Marcus, president of the Royal Coachman Car Club in St. Paul about the April 6, Cars and Coffee event.

Easter-The story of the first overall selection.

Have you ever forgot to take a book back to the library? It's okay, so did one of our presidents. 200 years later, it was returned.

Some employers are not requiring college degrees anymore to help fill employment vacancies. Salmon discusses both sides of the issue and talks about his experiences.

Have you ever wanted to buy Maple Spam? It's on Amazon along with a fart kit,