Jason And The Scorchers’ frontman talks about eating barbecue with Bob Dylan, touring with Dylan, Perry Baggs stories, being heckled by Survivor fans, playing Conan O’Brien’s show, touring on British trains, avoiding The Tube at all cost, the birth of Farmer Jason, performing for children, making a Christmas record, his farm, etc.

Jason And The Scorchers’ frontman talks about growing up on a hog farm in Illinois, castrating hogs, George “Scrap Iron” Gadaski, Jerry Lee Lewis’ hatred for The Crusher, moving to Nashville, Cantrell’s, Jack Emerson stories, the birth of Jason And The Scorchers, opening for Carl Perkins, REM stories, meeting Johnny Cash, Replacements stories, Richard Hell and Lou Reed showing up at gigs, etc.

Mando talks about growing up in a military family, the Houston Astrodome, Dome Foam, Otis’ disdain for the Cubs, Hayes Carll stories, Robert Earl Keen stories, dipping Copenhagen, Kim Richey stories, Stoney LaRue stories, co-writing in Nashville, Black Sabbath’s new country record, bad gig stories, etc.

Robbie talks about growing up in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, going to Bluegrass festivals as a kid, Bill Monroe vs Bobby Knight, Chicago’s Country music history, WLS National Barn Dance, Old Town School Of Folk Music, Nashville in the 1990’s, Tim Carroll, BR5-49, Buck Owens, George Jones, Lloyd Green stories, JP Morgan stories, thoughts on money, his Hideout residency, etc.

Amy talks about growing up in Russellville, Indiana, being painfully shy as a kid, playing sports, her first concert, singing in bands in college, meeting Otis at a Bob Dylan concert, attending her first wrestling match, road stories, Colorado migraines, being mistaken for junkies in Kansas, making records, writing children’s books, etc.

Jon talks about growing up in near Harper Lee, Johnny Shines and Bear Bryant in rural Alabama, moving to Nashville, not quite meeting Albert Lee, Hank Williams stories, Jerry Reed stories, Harlan Howard’s house, hanging with Tom T. Hall, selling a drum set to John Prine, thoughts on Texans, Buck Jones stories, etc.

Brian talks about making demos with Uncle Tupelo and how those demos lead to a record deal, how the Bottle Rockets were formed, signing a major label deal, meeting Eric Ambel, recording The Brooklyn Side, recording while drunk, being temporarily treated like a rock star, playing The Conan O’Brien Show, getting makeup done with Max Weinberg, hearing Radar Gun on the radio for the first time, having the most requested song on Dallas’ biggest rock station, the night Anthrax, Dimebag Darrell and Ugly Kid Joe opened for the Bottle Rockets, etc.

Brian talks about seeing Sir Douglas Quintet with Jay Farrar and Mark Ortman, meeting Doug Sahm, Doug Sahm stories, the history of Coffee Creek, Uncle Tupelo’s final gig, Jeff Tweedy/Jay Farrar stories, Cheap Trick reaching out to The Bottle Rockets, befriending Bun E. Carlos, The Alt-Country Cruise , etc.

Jon talks about growing up in Wales, Joe Strummer working as a gravedigger in Newport, opening for The Clash in Leicester, Joe Strummer stories, The Mekons, the  miners’ strike, Billy Bragg stories, his paintings, meeting Johnny Cash four times, Johnny Cash stories, etc.

Ray Wylie Hubbard, Gretchen Peters, Jon Dee Graham, Kim Richey, Chuck Mead and Phil Kaufman share their favorite Christmas memories. Otis tells a few Christmas stories of his own and plays a recording he made ten years earlier of him driving two drunk friends home from the bar on Christmas Eve. It’s a Christmas miracle!