We are joined today by amazing country singer and songwriter Wade Sapp to discuss my Mama's favorite Reba song - "The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia." We go full-in on the justice system, the good ol' boy system, and discuss the, uh, interesting choices made for the music video. We may have also uncovered some of the mystery of song's main family. 

And while you're at it, Wade's new song "Keep On Truckin" is out now and you can check it out on his youtube page here - youtube.com/wadesappmusic. 

This week the boys discuss caffeine crashes, doing comedy in front of bands that you love, and then our good buddy, The HILARIOUS Caleb Synan joins us to talk about his new comedy special and growing up in a religious household!

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Watch Caleb's New Special Caleb Synan: 30 on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38i_8g3CfAU)

Clint Black is an institution. And a 90's country music God. But he is also somehow under the radar. The exception to every rule about fame, Black is a household name but also an underplayed performer. "Like The Rain" in 1996 is the first single from Black's Greatest Hits compilation. It was his tenth number one hit, and a doozy at that. 

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Deana Carter came out in 1997 throwing nothing but heaters - number one hits, the legendary "Strawberry Wine" (which we've covered), and many staples on country radio. But the title track from her debut "Did I Shave My Legs For This?" is what solidified her as a forerunner of the "girl power" movement's foray into Country Music. What better way to wrap up women's history month than with the incomparable country hit that asks the ever present question for most straight women: men - why even bother?

We are joined today by musician (and coincidentally wife of Drew) Lucy Lightning. A clip of her single, dropping April 22, plays at the end. Follow Lucy on instagram and YouTube!

this week the boys spend a lot of time breaking down the Will Smith/Chris Rock slap and also cover a smaller story out of North Carolina where a man abandoned his dog. 

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Wynonna Judd is country music royalty. It is rare that someone's career can span not just multiple decades, but multiple acts. Her inimitable voice and well earned unique style are both on display on the bluesy "No One Else On Earth," a huge hit in 1992. The song went to number 1, and was three straight for the newly solo singer, cementing her as an act that didn't need to be a part of a duo or group. We have a lot of fun on this one talking country music history, rap (of course), and giving a dramatic reading (from Cho) of Tushar's rating. Also, we forgot to circle back but the actor Wynonna's career arc is most like is Drew Barrymore.

This week the boys talk about the internet on a global scale and posit whether or not we’d be better without it… also Pizza vs. Nachos Vs. Cheeseburgers Vs. Hotdogs!

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Wanna hear four straight dudes talk about the 90s country drag, trans, and female anthem? Of course you do! Shania Twain's 1997 global phenomenon of a song "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" capitalized on Twain's crossover pop success and made the singer and bonafide superstar. We discuss the song's undeniability, the wild history of it's writers (Shania and her ex), and have some "fun" with a listener poll!

This week the boys talk about day drinking and how their papaws were better at it, Women's sports (and whether Corey would be good at them) and also Drew gets a sad ending at a massage parlor