The County Line

3 long months away.

But, we're back. 

Lee Carl catches you up on the past three months and provides reasoning regarding the County Line's hiatus. 

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Staying true to the promise of making The County Line an entertaining place to visit, Lee Carl gives us his monthly solo take on a variety of topics. 

Lee Carl provides us with his perspective regarding online dating, Instagram filters, fly swatting, and ass wiping. This episode has a Sunday afternoon feel created with the sole intention of making you smile.

Sit back, relax and enjoy your ride to The County Line!

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The dynamic duo back in action for a second round. Tommie Lee and Lee Carl release their new collaboration "Love Is Still A Cock Block," and provide an ample amount of entertainment throughout this episode. 

The best Faygo flavors, black church versus white church, and legalization of marijuana in Mississippi are just a few topics discussed. Not to mention, there is plenty of musical discussion to go around. 

Sit back, relax and enjoy your ride to The County Line with Tommie Lee and Lee Carl!

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James Enos Prince III (Jim Prince) is the President and CEO of Prince Media Group, Publisher and Editor of two Mississippi publications, the Neshoba Democrat and Madison County Publishing Company. 

In addition, Jim is a native Philadelphian with a deep passion for his hometown and state. This episode is primarily focused on the news media and current political climate in our country. 

Jim and Lee Carl cover a lot of ground during this episode, including but not limited to the following topics: Neshoba County Fair, civil rights, Marxism, COVID-19, race relations, and Freedom Summer. 

You get the picture. This is a jam packed episode!

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Lee Carl opens up giving listeners a firsthand account of his struggle with mental illness. The host has briefly touched on this issue previously, but he provides the audience with his personal journey in full during this episode. 

He details his relationship with depression and anxiety while emphasizing that his primary reason for opening up about his personal journey is to provide hope for someone who is experiencing similar circumstances. 

Buckle up and take a ride to The County Line!

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Fresh off the road from Austin, Texas, Clay Johnston joins The County Line. He provides a summary on his time in Texas and how it compares to life in Mississippi. Lee Carl and Clay give their personal opinions on the world. This is the epitome of a genuine conversation between two long-time friends. Tough issues are discussed but the love is felt throughout the entire show. 

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Lee Carl unloads on Covid-19. The host gives you an update on his boring, normal life. This is the latest and greatest episode of pure, clean fun! There are too many topics/stories within this episode to name. 

Enjoy Lee Carl at his finest!

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Young lawyer and Philadelphia, Mississippi native, Sarah Mars, joins The County Line for a candid conversation ranging from relationships to politics. The passion for their hometown of Philadelphia, Mississippi is expressed in great detail when discussing the outside perception of Mississippi and the potential consolidation of the local school districts in Neshoba County, Mississippi.  

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Lee Carl welcomes local drummer, pianist, DJ, producer, rapper, and childhood friend Tommie "Im'Teezy" Warren to The County Line. "Tom Tom" brings the perspective of a lifelong, black Mississippian to The County Line.

A candid conversation is had between two lifelong friends of different colors from Philadelphia, Mississippi. This episode is a true example of what race relations are like between regular, every day people in the deep south. Tom Tom and Lee Carl discuss the rap game in Philadelphia, Mississippi and how gun violence has contributed to its recent resurgence in the small, east-central Mississippi town. The struggles of parenting and the unfortunate circumstances that result from teen pregnancy are also discussed.

The lack of empathy exhibited by many Americans and the Mississippi state flag debate are two hot-button issues discussed. Although many important topics are discussed, these two friends keep it light, just like they always have. In addition to the serious issues discussed, Tom Tom and Lee Carl have tons of fun discussing their class clowning at Philly High and Northside/Westside Park baseball experiences. Tom Tom gives us insight regarding his childhood friendship formed with country music star and Neshoba County native, Michael Hardy. The two friends share their love for southern hip-hop (Rod Wave, Kevin Gates, NBA Youngboy, and Outkast).

Tom Tom's latest release "Feelings" is featured on the intro of this episode. Go follow Tom Tom on Facebook and Instagram.

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The Prince of Scott County talks about craft beer, King of Queens, and everything in between. We take a ride to the county line on a Sunday afternoon. Kevin discloses his favorite gas station food and tells us about his favorite tooth brush. 

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