Southern Hang

The 90s didn't just change rock music; it redefined it. This week, the fellas are cranking the volume to 11 for a deep dive into the 90s Alternative era. We’re revisiting the fuzzy riffs, the raw vocals, and the heavy grooves that shaped our youth and—honestly—still jam just as hard today. The Heavy Hitters: The Big Four : We break down the massive legacy of the Seattle sound with Nirvana , P...

All the fellas have served or worked in service industry at one point. These are some of those stories, along with how long does the server nightmare keep happening to you after you've moved on?

Ritch Henderson, Americana artist from the state of Alabama, comes on the show to discus his music, influences, tour dates, life on the road and family. What a positive and inspiring person to listen to!!! This show is a must listen. Thanks for coming on the show Ritch, the Southern Hang boys look forward to following your career!

What would you have liked to have been if you could be anything? What do your friends think you could have done? Lets talk jobs and what sounds fun, plus a little wrap up on some golf talk. 

The fellas dive into their favorites cuts of meat, where to get them and lay out some great stories from some locations they've been to. Wrapped by some great deserts and Neil introduces us to 2 new artists to listen to. Artists Discussed:  The Droptines, Ritch Henderson

Talking all things 80s but more specifically movies and what show takes you back or is a must watch every once in awhile. We drop some 80s tunes on the playlist and rap a bit nostalgic in this episode.

Samantha Williams, D1 Coach for the Miss St. Bulldogs, and Craig's longest KY friend joins the show to talk basketball, NIL, recruiting, what concerts she and Craig have been to and all around women's basketball knowledge. 

The first Saturday in May is a right of passage for all KY people and those they might be hosting to go to the greatest 2 minutes in horse racing. The fellas have a great episode of discussing Churchill Downs and the Derby today as well as a few throw back stories. Tune in and sing along to "My Old Kentucky Home"

The fellas talk baseball, coaching the kids, favorite memories, best stadiums. Where do we want to go in the future? Red apparently lived in the 40's and saw all games in black and white when he was younger and could afford a full day of baseball on 25 cents. 

What makes a good movie? What makes a good soundtrack? What movies have the best of both?  When you hear a certain song does it take you straight to one of your favorite movies? "You cant handle the truth!" , "Alright, Alright, Alright", "Purple Rain, Purple Rain!" Movies and Soundtracks Discussed:  Urban Cowboy, The Crow, Almost Famous, The Big Chill.  And no Singles...

The fellas talk about some of their favorite small towns to visit while on the road.  And the soundtrack to those towns, from big time artists like Pearl Jam and Kenny Chesney to Texas legend Charlie Robison, to a taste of "Louisville" with Amos Lee.

Catch up with the fellas, talk about upcoming trips and what family trips or solo trips may have been the best.  Then the fellas each add a song to the playlist that reminds them of family and vacations. Plus, the room gets a little dusty while Neil goes to Girldad corner to discuss Adeem the Artist's "Rotations".

Coltt Winter Lepley comes on the pod as our 1st ever guest. The Bedford Poet Laureate was a blast to speak with and discuss where he came from and what he's about to do. Shout out to the Toilet Wizard! "In this world full of dirty doctors and politicians or alien lizards. Take a minute, pick up the phone and call the toilet wizard"

The boys wrap up the teaser from the last episode, discuss the week in review, a bit of March Madness and then go around the horn talking about some of the best and most influential 90's Hip Hop.  Then Neil takes a left turn and introduces us to "The Banditio", a captivating new song from indie folk artist Coltt Winter Lepley. Hip Hop artists discussed:  Arrested Development, Beasti...

The fellas go around the horn with stories from NCAA Tournament memories from the heart of college basketball.  And then take a stab at who might have their One Shining Moment this year. Things are wrapped up with a little teaser for next week's episode...

Weekly updates, live from KC and what BBQ might be the best, more music! Artists discussed:  The 502s, the Paper Kites, Gooseberry, The Baseball Project

Festival poster release day for Bourbon and Beyond!  The fellas go around the horn to talk about what artits they are excited to see on the lineup. Artists discussed:  Sturgill Simpson, Pixies, Waxahatchee, TV on the Radio, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats, Lake Street Dive, Phish, Jack White, The Hold Steady.  Plus a bonus segment on Third Eye Blind!

Welcome to the Southern Hang Pod! 4 Fab Fellas ready to talk all things we find fun to talk about. This episode is basic introductions and what we are about.