Butch and Chris talk about 50 iconic foods (according to the Internet) from all 50 of these United States.

Craig O'Neill is an Arkansas broadcasting legend. From his days as "The World's Most Famous Disk Jockey" to his tenure as stadium announcer for the Arkansas Razorbacks, and to his second career in television at KTHV in Little Rock.

Butch and Chris return after a couple of months off, a name change to the podcast, and the loss of Linda Curtis and Steven Norris. The guys talk about the change of the name from The Retro Show to The Butch & Chris Show, the current state of Razorback football, and Butch and Debbie's trip to England. We're back!

Chris had a Foghat-inspired moment to talk about the essential hard rock acts of the early to mid 1970's. So we do just that! Check it out!

On August 2, 2024 Aerosmith announces their retirement from touring and live performances. Despite Steven Tyler's efforts to recover from the career ending vocal injury he sustained in 2023. This episode is us saying goodbye to one of the best rock bands ever! Thanks for the music guys!

Debbie takes over and ask's Butch and Chris a variety of questions.

Debbie Renfroe joins us for fun, impromptu singing of TV theme songs and 70's Trivia!

The rise of Southern Rock started in the late 1960's and peaked in the mid 70's with the rise of bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allman Brothers, Blackfoot and Molly Hatchet. We talk about those bands and many more on this episode about Southern Rock! #classicrock #1970s #southernrock

Butch and Chris talk about the recent concert of John Waite, Styx, and Foreigner. This leads into a discussion of bands you need to see while you can!

1989. The year that saw the Berlin Wall come down, Zubaz pants, and the premier of The Simpsons. It also was a huge movie year with some of the best Gen X classics being released. Butch and Chris take a look at some of the notable movie releases on this episode of The Retro Show! #GenX #80smovies #1989