512 Degrees

In this special episode of 512 Degrees, we’re joined by Barry Kerch, drummer for the chart-topping rock band Shinedown, to talk about his latest venture off the stage and into the kitchen. Barry shares the story of his early days in music, the integral role drums play in the heartbeat of a band, and the journey behind creating Shinedown’s brand-new line of hot sauces. From Symptom, a chipotle garlic blend that just took home first place at the NYC Hot Sauce Expo, to the sweet, savory, and award-winning Devour, to the tropical kick of Attention Attention, Barry’s sauces bring the same passion as his music. This episode is full of inspiration, flavor, and of course, heat!

Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of American Latino cuisine with Marisel Salazar, the creative force behind the acclaimed cookbook Latin-ish.

In this episode, we talk about Marisel's culinary journey, from her beginnings to becoming a respected James Beard Award judge, Michelin Guide columnist, and Latina restaurant critic. We discuss the inspiration behind Latin-ish, a cookbook that celebrates the rich, diverse flavors shaped by migration and diaspora across Latin America. Marisel shares insights into her creative process, research for the book, and how her time in San Antonio influenced her take on Tex-Mex and CalMex flavors.

Tune in to learn more about her upcoming appearance at the Texas Book Festival, where she'll be discussing Hispanic food culture alongside renowned taco writer José Ralat. Whether you're a foodie or a lover of rich storytelling, this episode will leave you inspired and hungry for more.

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In this episode, we’re thrilled to chat with Jean-Philip Grobler and Patti Beranek of St. Lucia, the synth-pop powerhouse taking ACL Weekend 2 by storm! Led by this talented husband-and-wife duo, St. Lucia has returned with a fresh sound and a bold aesthetic, pushing their signature style into new territory. Their recent single, “Falling Asleep,” set the stage, and with the release of “Fear of Falling” on October 11th, they’re giving us an even closer look at their new direction. We dig into their creative process, social media style, and their artistic vision for what’s to come.

In this episode, we sit down with the lead singer of Wilderado, Max Rainer, to discuss their journey from small jam sessions to major streaming success, with over 200 million streams and counting. The band shares insights into their DIY beginnings, how they developed their signature sound, and the experiences that shaped them along the way. We’ll also get to hear tracks from their latest album, Talker, and learn about their recent projects, including a cover of 'Wall of Death' for the Twisters soundtrack. Tune in for an inside look at Wilderado’s rise to fame, the power of staying true to their roots, and what’s next on the horizon!

In this episode, we chat with Brad Tursi of Old Dominion about his first-ever solo album, Parallel Love. Brad opens up about the personal experiences that inspired the album, from back porch melodies to love stories that never quite happened. We’ll hear about his songwriting process, collaborations with artists like Stephen Wilson Jr. and Jessi Alexander, and how stepping out of Old Dominion's democratic structure gave him a new creative outlet. Tune in for an intimate conversation about the songs that only Brad could sing and the stories that make them unforgettable.

In this short episode, we catch up with That Mexican OT to hear what’s new in his life. He talks about getting his dream car, how his tour is going, the meaning behind his Instagram posts, performing at the Houston Rodeo, his growing jewelry collection, why sports aren’t a priority for him, his new comedy collaborations, and much more.

In this episode, we sit down with The Ringer’s Senior Staff Writer and New York Times best-selling author, Mirin Fader. Known for Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA Champion, Mirin discusses her approach to storytelling that goes beyond the game, focusing on the person behind the player. We also dive into her upcoming book, Dream: The Life and Legacy of Hakeem Olajuwon, releasing on October 15th. She shares insights into Olajuwon’s journey as the first international NBA MVP and his lasting impact on basketball. Tune in for an inspiring conversation!

Join us for a sizzling episode as we grill up a conversation with Kareem El-Ghayesh, the mastermind behind KG BBQ, Austin's hottest barbecue spot. From Wall Street suits to smoky aprons, Kareem's culinary journey is nothing short of inspiring. Kareem shares insights into his menu, his Netflix Barbecue Showdown experience, and how following his passion paid off.

Discover how a chance visit to Austin sparked a passion for barbecue that would change his life forever. Learn about the challenges and triumphs of turning a dream into a reality, and get a taste of KG BBQ's mouthwatering creations. 

This episode is packed with flavor, inspiration, and a whole lot of barbecue. Don't miss it! This episode is sponsored by American Lamb @fanoflamb.

Mat Kearney has been crafting music for years, but it wasn't until his seventh album that he felt truly connected to his work. In this episode, we dive deep into the story behind his self-titled album. Hear about the journey of self-discovery, the importance of independence, and the role of his home studio, traveling at Oregon, in shaping his sound.

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In this episode, we sit down with Bun B, renowned rapper and co-founder of Trill Burgers. Join us as Bun B explores the rich cultural tapestry of Houston, discusses the essence of Southern hospitality at Trill Burgers, and shares his journey from food enthusiast to culinary entrepreneur. Discover what makes a Trill Burger special, the challenges of building a food brand, and Bun B's exciting new projects in Japan. Plus, get his valuable advice on consistency and perseverance in achieving your goals.

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