Greater Aledo

On this episode we discuss Misty's interesting trip to the gas station and we answer our user-submitted No Dumb Question.

Our special guest this time is Rob Joslin, co-founder of the Remedy Room concert series in downtown Aledo. We discuss the history and future of those events AND talk about an exciting live music event series starting on April 22 wth Max & Heather Stalling (plus one of the Greater Aledo hosts). The event benefits local charity Gathering Hope.

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This week we have our first returning guest, new AISD Trustee Zach Tarrant. We talk all things school board, including the 2023 Bond Package. Also heifers and tan lines (or lack thereof).

Misty and Reagan introduce our new feature "No Dumb Questions". So send em our way at [email protected].

The Greater Aledo is three-quarters back after our winter hibernation. We don't know which episode number we're on. (It's 20)

We recap the Fort Worth Stock Show and dive into some very controversial (not really) Aledo rumors. Joe and Mike both make exciting announcements about future projects. We listen to some Jed Zimmerman and wait for Reagan to find the time to hang out with us again.

This week we're joined by John Zwetzig of Aledo's own American Energy Coffee. It's everything you didn't know you wanted to know about coffee.
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We also get the recap of Misty and Reagan's trip to NYC and learn that Joe is The Grinch when it comes to Christmas lights.

Probably the MOST important episode we've ever done. Your hosts (minus two) interview the co-chairs of the Aledo Growth Committee about the plans to handle the rapid growth in AISD. If you pay taxes in Aledo, you'll want to listen.

Insurance, rockets, purses, West Texas stadium design, half-hairy legs, spatchcock, YouTube handymen, Jay Novacek, Dean Dillon. Just a few of the topics we ramble through on this episode. Also, more audio static. Apologies. We'll get it right by episode 50 or so.

Featuring an acapella rendition of "Delta Dawn" by two of your hosts. Plus we discuss the Aledo Thanksgiving Trot event and Shop for the Trot with Blair Cantrell. Mike uses the podcast's massive reach to promote one of his own shows.

This week, we talk about getting ourselves in trouble. Joe ponders which of his kids' events he can miss without scarring them for life. Misty educates us on the dangers of browsing travel sites while having margaritas. Reagan tells us about that time she and Misty hid from TCU police. Mike highlights the music of Keith Sykes and goes to jail.

This week Reagan talks about falling down and her new business venture that everyone needs to use when returning the goat shoes that they didn't order. We discuss one of the most successful songwriters that you've probably never heard of, but most importantly, we chat with the sweet and lovely Ann Grace. Ann is a lifelong Aledo resident and longtime employee of AISD. She gives us lots of detail about how things have changed in Aledo since the 1950s.

Joe relays some scary but important information he recently learned about the dangers of social media and sex trafficking. It's not always children being abducted. It often starts in the privacy of the home.