Join us for one more bonus episode, as we delve into the Ronnie & Neil "feud," via the great songs, "Powderfinger" by Neil Young, and "Ronnie and Neil," by Drive-By Truckers. Warning: we discuss Vince Neil more than anyone could have expected.
In this very special bonus episode, we ring in the New Year with special guests Youngest Kid, Middle Kid, and Wife. Before we count down to midnight, we celebrate and discuss our Skynyrd New Year's Eve 1972 resolutions. Plus a celebrity guest you will not believe.
The holidays are for drinking and arguing. Join me and my wife as we do a lot of both. We argue about Skynyrd, Buster Keaton, microphone placement, Louisiana, Poison, and so much more.
Presenting the premiere episode of my 9 year old daughter's podcast, Good Points About Skynyrd. While we take a break between albums, my daughter discusses the first 3 Skynyrd Album covers, Leon's hat, and the Confederate flag.
Pour a tall one and get ready for the season finale, "Whiskey Rock-a-Roller." We discuss Ed King's exit, Ronnie's reaction to a dumb journalist, and Old Granddad.
Join us for a discussion of Made in the Shade, skydiving, another twist in the Clarence murder investigation, gift giving, Lystenyr Lettyrs, and yodeling. From my porch to yours.
The Simple Younger Daughter is back to review Am I Losin', insult her Dad, and introduce a new Skynyrd podcast to the world. Plus, a disturbing development in the Clarence case. Ding!
New episode is up. We are On the Hunt with Ronnie and the gang. Tune in for some amazing guitar, sage advice from Ronnie's Dad, and a twist in Clarence's murder investigation. Oh, and making sex.
Special guest host time! We welcome Nate, a bonafide city boy and the co-host of The Deep Purple Podcast, to review "I'm a Country Boy," by Lynyrd Skynyrd. It's City vs. Country. North vs. South. Nate vs. Ronnie. Who will prevail?
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About Skynyrd Reconsydyrd Podcast
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Is it a championing of a misunderstood band, a meditation on growing up in the south, an exploration of race relations, a love letter to my Dad, or just a bunch of "Y"-filled jokes about a stupid rock…
band? Let’s find out, while I review every Lynyrd Skynyrd song, one episode at a time. Turn it up!