The SoBros Power Hour: Nashville

Stoney Keeley provides an update on where the SoBros Power Hour has been and what its future holds.

Stoney is back on this week's SoBros Power Hour, discussing the Yazoo tap room in Madison, the drought in Middle Tennessee, the opening of The Strobel House, the new bar that the Daddy's Dogs team is opening up in East Nashville, and more! 

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Our old pal RHog stops by the studio to talk about his recent trip down to Mississippi, Stoney talks about his recent trip to Washington DC, and then the two weigh in on NHL free agency and the moves the Nashville Predators have made! 


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This week's SoBros Power Hour is all over the place. Owen and Stoney talk about this week's grand meme content, skid steers, Tight End University, Donelson, Mason Ramsey, and the best hot dogs in town on this week's Nashville Stories of the Week. Then, they broaden their scope to talk about noodling, Bigfoot, George Santos, 580,000 glass coffee mugs, and boobs being back.

Stoney chronicles a special night in Nashville, dining at Wild Wasabi, enjoying a cocktail from Harriet's Rooftop, and seeing James Taylor perform at Bridgestone Arena.

On a wild and rambling episode of the SoBros Power Hour, Ryan and Stoney talk about the evolution of Mount Juliet, their favorite drives around Nashville, strip clubs and gay bars in Smithville, and the latest robbery at the Tanger Outlets in Antioch.

Stoney chronicles his quick weekend in Cincinnati over Memorial Day weekend before getting into some CMA Fest talk, The Belcourt's schedule of flicks from 1999, summer beers, Arrington Vineyards, James Taylor and more!

Zach Lyons joins Stoney Keeley to recap his trip to Memphis in May before talking about these cicadas, good pools in Nashville, marrying vampires, and Ryan Gosling movies.

If you can put up with Brandon and Stoney reliving their backyard wrestling glory days for 38 minutes, the two discuss the demolishing of Hickory Hollow mall and what that place meant to two kids growing up in the Nashville area in the 90s.

Stoney Keeley unveils his "rotation" of restaurants in Mount Juliet before digging into the rivalry between the city of Nashville and party vehicles, Fat Mo's, Pinky Rink Pizza, and his three favorite honky tonks in Nashville, as inspired by a question for the SoBros Mailbag this week.