After spending much of the first couple episodes celebrating country music, we felt it was time to get back to our roots. We asked a simple question on our IG : “which rapper should we have on?” You guys answered.

Dozens of submissions, a couple good ideas, some impossible or inappropriate. But there was one, from our good friend Just Some Random Dude, that we simply couldn’t avoid. It said: “Najee Koncept, are you dumb?”

Now we don’t have the highest opinion of ourselves but we certainly aren’t DUMB, so we quickly scheduled the ep to prove once and for all that we are tapped in with the underground.

We weren’t quite ready for how talented Najee was. Making the trip from Lynchburg down to Klean Studios he brought the sauce with him. JSRD if you’re reading this, good call brother. Damn Good Call. This ep has it all: unreleased heat and some of that excellent couch chat we all know and love, with a few takes so hot your phone will shut down like you left it out on a hot day. Do yourself a favor and TUNE IN and most importantly LETS EAT.

Episode No. 54
Guest website: https://heardthestore.com

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES BY WAASI AND THE POCKET PRESENCE AND ALSO AUSTIN FOX

Waasi: https://www.instagram.com/itswaasi/
Austin Fox: https://www.instagram.com/austinfoxkanji/

There is absolutely nothing like an away game to get the blood flowing! We packed all (and we mean all) our equipment into Max’s car and made the short and scenic journey from our home in Roanoke to downtown Staunton for an extra special episode because we here at B&G are all about new experiences. 

The kind people at Heard and Friends invited us out to see Heard the Store after hours at their new location, and because they know we love good music they brought out a couple friends to perform for us too. Cutter and Jeffrey joined us on the couch to talk opening a vintage store, finding a new location, and developing a community involving all the things they love. It’s a killer episode with a change of scenery and some serious ball knowledge in the clothes game. 

Great music, cool clothes, awesome people. B&G is about more than music, but we made sure to deliver in that department too. Throw on your best vintage fit and kick back for an all time classic B&G experience courtesy of Heard and Friends. Enjoy.

This season we’ve turned Klean Studios into the grand ol opry with the level of country talent gracing the biscuits and gravy stage. This week we kept things in the honky tonk lane by inviting the one and only Karlee Raye along with band mates Gabriel and Katherine down to the heart of music in Virginia to blow the gosh dern doors off. 

Karlee’s style is bold; she loud and proud and she can sing with any of them. Her songs are celebrations of the country spirit and she blew the B&G team away with plenty of unreleased heat from her upcoming album. Be ready to belt these tracks in your car as you sing along.

On the couch we had a grand ol time telling big tales and talking taking music seriously. Our interviewers could barely contain the energy in the studio and you’ll love every second of it. 

Put your boots on, hike up those coveralls, and tune into to another delectable episode of BISCUITS AND GRAVY!

Season 4 started with a country bang and it continues with some home grown twang as we welcome the illustrious Jared Stout to the sanctum of solitude that is Klean Studios for a rocking episode of B&G. 

Jared came solo, troubadour style, but his sound fills up the basement like few can. Just a man, a guitar, and a voice made right here in the Roanoke Valley. 

The music is incredible, but Jared also shares some knowledge hard earned on his journey to growing his name both locally and all over the east coast (and now country with a NASCAR partnership) and any young artist could take a lot of this episode to use on their own journey.

Come along for the ride, we’d love to have you in the B&G family :)

The B&G pod is back, cookin' up the freshest episodes for Season 4! Starting off, we've got Episode 51 dropping on Aug 4th. The gang sits down with the incredibly talented @ericwayneband and their roots, their newest album "Southern Soul," favorite venues (shoutout to our friends at @martinsdowntown !) and all things in between. There's even some new music the band played for us during the pod. Also — Evil Breezy is back and coming for y'all (especially you, Martha!). Tune in for a special Gas or Trash segment and more fun. And last but not least, we'd like to give a huge thank you to our sponsors @asherscoffeebeans and @kingscreen . We appreciate you guys for your support and for slinging the best coffee and screen printing in town! 

Cheers everyone. Y'all aren't ready for this feast of a season!! Let's eat 🔥

B&G FANS, OUR HIBERNATION IS OVER. After releasing 2 albums, selling out a venue, and living the most of our lives, we have returned to bring you a tasty little treat before our FIFTIETH EPISODE SPECIAL releases and our FOURTH SEASON comes later this summer. 

The gang got together before our special event to talk some god old B&G talk and get way off course like we always do. Our very good friend, sponsor and shaman Scott Black joined us to tease a new segment coming in season four, and the boys tried as hard as they could to fend off the dreaded giggles. 

If you've been missing B&G and love seeing our handsome producer max on the couch, tune in for this very special snack of an episode, and remember....


THERE'S A MEAL COMING #BANDG50

Music fans, it is a long and winding road that leads us here, the finale of our 3rd season. The path has been beautiful with dozens of talented performers, tastemakers, and creators making up an incredible artistic community in our valley. We are so grateful you've joined us and so proud to call this place home.

To cap off our season correctly and round things off nicely we asked the talented Amelia Empson to join us on the B&G stage to sing us some mountain music. She brought multiple guitars, a saw (for music, not tree cutting) and her vast knowledge of all things Appalachian outdoors. There's enough in this ep to be a season in and of itself. 

The music... I mean c'mon. The kind of voice that bounces of holler walls and delivers beautifully eloquent lyrics in a tone that makes you both happy and sad in the most delightful way. Amelia even blessed us with two tracks of UNRELEASED HEAT (trademark pending) so there's exclusive tunes waiting for you, all YOU have to do is watch. 

We started the season with some bluegrass, and we ended with some bluegrass. I hope you all have enjoyed the joyous noise that came between. Until next time...

WE OUT

Man oh man. What words can do the phenom justice? 

A man who has literally grown up in the game and an artist who's unc status was earned, not given; the one and only ZPO (not zeepo you nerds, Z. P. O. ) is as synonymous with Roanoke Rap as water is with oceans. If you haven't heard him, lift the rock under which you live, unclog your ears, and listen to a talented lyricist with a range that gives his listeners a diverse discography to dive into. 

His first episode was one of our initial blockbusters, and this episode is another PHENOMenal release. We finally get a full performance from ZPO, and he brings the house down with the same energy that has made him a household name in the valley. Not watching is simply a disservice to yourself. 

OUT NOW. LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, SPREAD PEACE, AND LISTEN TO ZPO SPEAK!