YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED, Errors & Retractions a Surprise Guest :: Ep 18 TTIAST
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- What happens when misinformation and journalistic integrity collide? In this episode of "Try That in a Small Town," we open with a sincere apology, clarifying false claims about Tootsies' policies and reflecting on the importance of verifying our sources. We also find it crucial to issue an apology to Steve Smith, the owner of Tootsies, and learn from our missteps. As we pivot, we tease an exciting story about Emma Holmes and her previous voting "adventure" from the recent bonus episode.
Kurt put up an Instagram Story before we recorded this episode and requested any and all questions you may have for us. You did not disappoint!
For SciFi aficionados, brace yourselves for an unexpected collector's surprise with an unforgettable gift, adding to a treasure trove of someone's cherished memorabilia. Alongside our love for collectibles, we discuss the origins of our podcast, ponder the impact of political views on family ties, and debate sports rivalries. We wrap up with a heartfelt shoutout to our amazing fans, thanking everyone for the love and support on social media. Join us for an episode that's rich with stories, laughter, and poignant reflections.
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If I were invisible for a day, I'd want to follow Kurt and Tully around on tour and get all the behind-the-scenes access that most fans never get to see. that would actually be a dream come true!
Super episode! So happy for Tully on the Star Wars gift and DeeJay clearly is an amazing guy. Loved all of the questions and answers, appreciate you guys spending so much time on mine on songwriters and the impact of the changing music environment and the monetization of the business. Kurt's first shot at pronouncing my last name was right, it is Franko-vick (not vich)
I absolutely LOVE this podcast. I look forward to listening/watching the podcast each week. It has everything … humor, informative, and completely entertaining! Love you guys!
Just four good ole boys talkin shop - gotta love it!
On the invisible question ! I really can’t answer in full but it would involve the VP 😬
I would want my invisible day to be on Super Bowl Sunday and I would want to hang out with the coaching staff the whole day to see what the process is that they go through to prepare, participate and to come off the high of winning of dealing with the low of losing.
Great show again! Love how down to earth and real everyone gets!
I showed my 12 year old son the podcast and he said if he could be invisible he’d go to an amusement park and ride all of the rollercoasters without waiting in line. He loved Neil’s question!
Sorry for making it so hard on you Neil on your favorite album cut that wasn’t a single lol😂 but awesome choices! Mine was wheels rolling or two night town
Absolutely crazy about not making any money from streaming!
I can't imagine the emotions surrounding the Las Vegas tragedy. What a horrific event. Tully, at one point in a previous podcast, touched on a bullet in his bass and how he questioned why he moved the way he did. I do not know if this was at the same event. This subject may be too difficult for him to share, but if he is willing, we would like to hear the story surrounding it. Thank you!
Tully did a whole podcast with Brad Warren on the GoodGriefGoodGod podcast about Vegas and other topics, it is really good and you learn about the bullet in the bass, too. Suggest you check it out, well worth the time!
When Neil said that he made more money one year doing backup singing on an album than songwriting that was very interesting. On Kenny Chesney's recent Born album, I noticed that he had Kat Higgins singing backup on a song (she wrote "Knowing You" with Brett James) and he also had Ross Copperman, Josh Osborne, Brett James, Ernest, Greylan James and Laci Kaye Booth, too. So maybe he's trying to take care of the songwriters? You guys would know if that's right or not. It does certainly seem like superstars such as Kenny and Jason want to take care of the people (especially songwriters) who help them, and that means a lot to me as a fan. Whenever I hear a song I like, I instantly look it up to see who wrote it.
Great Show
Loves Jesus and America too. Isn't that a lyric from Tom Petty's song....Free Falling? I have that t-shirt. ❤
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How hard would it be for a 100 percent disabled veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan to meet his favorite country singer Mr. Aldean?
Does Tully still own the bass that got hit with the bullet?
He does. Somewhere down the road the guys will talk more about it. Thanks for listening!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸