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This week on Barbecue Radio Network, host Freddie Bell welcomes Kenyatta Robinson, founder of Backyard Smokemaster BBQ, for a soulful conversation about turning everyday backyard cooks into confident pitmasters. Kenyatta shares his humble beginnings—sparked by friendly rib rivalry with his father-in-law—and how a Weber Smoky Mountain and a few YouTube videos launched his barbecue obsession. From early misfires to coaching others, Kenyatta emphasizes simplicity, grace, and learning through trial and error. Tune in for practical tips, heartfelt stories, and the philosophy behind barbecue that brings people together—right here on Barbecue Radio Network!

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This week on Barbecue Radio Network, Freddie is talking with Lyndal Scranton of the Tailgate Guys. From backyard grills to game-day stadium setups, we’re diving into the food, the fellowship, and the secrets that make tailgating unforgettable. Don’t miss the tips, the stories, and the sizzle—right here on Barbecue Radio Network!

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Champion pitmaster Luke Darnell of Old Virginia Smoke joins host Freddie Bell to share his barbecue journey—from backyard pig roasts to competing on the national stage. Luke dishes out competition secrets, backyard tips, and the importance of patience and tenderness in great barbecue. Plus, hear personal stories about family, teamwork, and what it takes to fire up championship-level flavor.

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Freddie Bell interviews Chef Matt Basile on the Barbecue Radio Network. They discuss Matt’s culinary journey, live fire cooking techniques, and the importance of patience and simplicity in barbecue. Matt shares insights on essential grilling tools, wood choices, the balance of flavors, and his favorite cuts of meat. He also talks about his projects with Alchemy Grills and his passion for international flavors.

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Freddie Bell of Barbecue Radio Network hosts a special episode featuring Chris Lilly from Big Bob Gibson's Barbecue celebrating their 100th anniversary and 18 world championships. Chris shares the history, traditions, and cooking techniques of their legendary barbecue establishment. In the second half, Steven Raichlen provides expert advice on grilling techniques, fuel choices, and essential tools for both beginners and seasoned grillers, while also discussing upcoming projects including a memoir and a book on Barbecue University. 

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The episode features Craig Sharry, a two-time world champion pitmaster and creator of Texas Pepper Jelly, discussing his journey in competitive barbecue and product development. It also includes an interview with David Bouska of Butcher BBQ, who shares insights on barbecue techniques, product innovations, and maintaining authenticity while expanding his business. Both guests offer valuable barbecue tips and personal stories.  

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In this episode of the Barbecue Radio Network, host Freddie Bell interviews Steven Raichlen, an award-winning author and TV host who has significantly influenced global grilling through his books and shows. They discuss Raichlen's journey into barbecue, the evolution of American grilling, essential grilling tips, and innovations such as Barbecue University. Raichlen also shares insights on tools, techniques, and flavors that elevate home grilling to professional levels.

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In this episode of Barbecue Radio Network, host Freddie Bell interviews Chris Lilly of Big Bob Gibson's Barbecue, discussing the restaurant's 100-year history, traditional barbecue techniques, and Chris's 18 world championship titles. They also delve into the origins and innovations within their famous sauces plus upcoming events and competitions where Chris will be participating fall 2025.

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The episode of Barbecue Radio Network, hosted by Freddie Bell, features a detailed conversation with Evan Carter and Tyler Palagi, known as the Meat Dudes, who discuss their passion for Wagyu beef and their restaurant, Lady J, in Seattle. They talk about their journey from working at Radiator Whiskey in Seattle to starting their own barbecue and whiskey bar, Lady J. The Meat Dudes explain the origins and different types of Wagyu beef, the benefits of its marbling, and provide tips on how to cook it to perfection. The conversation also touches on their background, their approach to customer service at their butcher shop, and includes a lightning round of barbecue preferences. The episode ends with a masterclass on barbecue do's and don'ts by Freddie Bell and a roundup of upcoming barbecue events.

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Freddie Bell of Barbecue Radio Network sits down with David Bouska, a renowned pitmaster and founder of Butcher BBQ. They discuss Bouska's journey from a career in meat processing to competitive barbecue, emphasizing his scientific approach to flavor enhancement through injections and proper methods. Bouska shares his expertise, product development strategies, and market insights, offering tips for backyard and competitive barbecue enthusiasts.

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