Too Country For Country Radio by Josh Porter

On this episode,  I share some thoughts and memories of the great Roger Miller..

Just a short podcast about the upcoming George Strait and Metallica concert announcement for November 5th and 6th 2021 in Atlanta GA at Mercedes Benz Stadium and the ticket prices joshporter08.com patreon.com/joshporter08

On this episode of the podcast, I share my thoughts and experiences as it relates to three great Texas musical artists. The music of Pat Green, Charlie Robison, and Keith Gattis is also showcased on this episode. joshporter08.com or joshporter08 on FB, IG, and YouTube for more info

On this episode, my dad and I talk about life's issues such as country music, woodworking, his favorite decade, travel, retirement, small town America, his favorite vehicle, and more. Visit joshporter08.com for more info

Charley Pride Mountain of love Running out of reasons to run Rick Trevino Kevin Denney that’s just Jessie and I lost my record deal today Always something Joe diffie 6 pack to go Hank Thompson and George strait The grand tour George Jones Mark Chesnutt too cold at home Leroy Powell keep the diamond Dale Watson a real Country song Buck Owens Made in Japan Suzy Bogguss Drive South Diamond Rio Mama don’t forget to pray for me Jamey Johnson In Color

On this episode of the podcast/radio show I share my thoughts and play some music by Alan Jackson, Dwight Yoakam, Merle Haggard, Tracy Lawrence, Hank Williams Jr, George Strait, Tim McGraw, Lefty Frizzell, Deryl Dodd, Patty Loveless, John Conlee, Kacey Chambers, and Willie Nelson. please visit joshporter08 on YouTube and Facebook for more information or joshporter08.com

March 2020 joshporter08 podcast I discuss and dissect the lyrics of some of my favorite country songs. “The Dirt Road” by Sawyer Brown “The American Dream” by Hank Williams Jr “Untanglin My Mind” by Merle Haggard and Clint Black “Burn One Down” by Clint Black “Workin Man (Nowhere To Go) by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band And some thoughts about the state of imagination My thoughts on my first experience in a recording studio Walt Whitman and Nature “Leaves Of Grass” Goodbye Luchadore and the explanation for renaming of the podcast And life questions about love, lust, hate, routine, vanity, does vulgarity have a place in entertainment, immortality, my earliest musical memories, pandemic fears. Visit joshporter08.com or joshporter08 on Instagram Facebook or Youtube for more podcasts and music As always thanks for liking, sharing, and subscribing!

On this episode, I answer some of the questions about creativity. Specifically, my creative process when it comes to composing music, podcast, and my other creative ventures. This is the Feb 2020 episode of my podcast and more info can be found on my website joshporter08.com. Please subscribe to my YouTube channel as well, joshporter08

On this episode of the podcast, I go back in time and discuss the Wrestlemania matches of the great Triple H aka Paul Levesque. I start with his Wrestlemania 12 match Triple H vs The Ultimate Warrior, the Wrestlemania 13 Triple H vs Goldust, Wrestlemania 14 Triple H vs Owen Hart, Wrestlemania 15 Triple H vs Kane, Wrestlemania 2000 Triple H vs The Rock vs Big Show vs Mick Foley, Wrestlemania 17 Triple H vs Undertaker, Wrestlemania 18 Triple H vs Chris Jericho, Wrestlemania 19 Triple H vs Booker T, Wrestlemania 20 Triple H vs Shawn Michaels vs Chris Benoit, Wrestlemania 21 Triple H vs Batista. visit my website joshporter08.com subscribe on iTunes or YouTube The Hillbilly Luchadore Podcast a joshporter08 production

On this episode of my podcast, I discuss Gregg Allman, pay tribute to Dr John who passed away on June 6, 2019. Also, a public service announcement on self destructive behavior. I discuss the film “Almost Famous” and how much music means to my life. Also, the new Netflix documentary “Satan And Adam.” Also, John Prine and his impact on songwriting. In the off the rails segment, I discuss modern burial ceremonies and Mark Twain’s novel “Life On The Mississippi.” And more. Music included the episode Lightnin Hopkins Moanin The Blues Gregg Allman Floating Bridge Dr. John Traveling Mood Elton John Tiny Dancer Alan Jackson Song For The Life Satan And Adam Down Home Blues John Prine The Lonesome Friends Of Science Billy Joe Shaver I’m Gonna Live Forever Merle Haggard A Working Man Can’t Get Nowhere Today Iris Dement Our Town Visit joshporter08.com Subscribe on YouTube joshporter08.com Like Josh Porter Music on Facebook Also subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts The Hillbilly Luchadore podcast

On this episode of the podcast, I recall all the things we did on our seven day vacation to Charleston South Carolina. For more info on my podcast or music please visit joshporter08.com

On this episode of the podcast, I take a trip down my musical memory lane with some great music from several different artists. Patty Loveless "How Can I Help You To Say Goodbye." Crosby Still Nash And Hiking Red Mountain Park In Birmingham Alabama. Aaron Tippin "I Was Born With A Broken Heart.” Finding A copy of Waylon Jennings of Will The Wolf Survive on vinyl at Seasick Records. I explore Waylon Jennings And Levon Helms versions of “I Got Me A Woman.” Also Buddy Guy And Junior Wells from 1972 produced by Eric Clapton. “Anything Goes” by Pirates Of The Mississippi. Then things go “Off The Rails.” Also give my thoughts on Alabama’s various weather conditions this time of year. visit joshporter08.com for more information on my artistic endeavors. Also talk about the passing of Earl Thomas Conley and his musical legacy. “Brotherly Love” by Keith Whitley and Earl Thomas Conley.

Some historical facts about tobacco from 1492 to 1930. Also, my personal experiences with tobacco. PLEASE CHECK OUT MY PODCAST ON APPLE PODCAST! ALSO LIKE JOSH PORTER MUSIC ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE INFO @joshporter2010 on TWITTER or VISIT MY WEBSITE! joshporter08.com https://hillbillyluchadore.podomatic.com

On the final episode of 2018, I'm joined by my cousin Chris Porter. We discuss Garth Brooks success in 2018. Also the state of country music from the standpoint of traditional country music fans. I also highlight some of my best memories from 2018. Visit my website for more info joshporter08.com

On this episode, I go in depth on the history of some of country music's biggest groups/bands. First, the successful band Alabama from Fort Payne. Then Shenandoah and Diamond Rio. I revisit some of the artists best music and discuss the mark they left on country music.

On this episode, I discuss what made me a fan of blues music. Also pay tribute to the great Tony Joe White. Also this episode I discuss music by Waylon Jennings, Mississippi John Hurt, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Rolling Stones, And more.

Tracy Byrd Watermelon Crawl Joe Diffie Pickup Man Rick Trevino Bobbie Ann Mason David Lee Murphy Party Crowd Dust On The Bottle Diamond Rio Meet In The Middle Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Fishin In The Dark We watch these music videos and do alternate commentary on them. Then we talk talent shows. American Idol, The Voice, etc. My experience at American Idol auditions in 2006. The importance of social media to musical talent and other art forms. Being YouTube creators for ten years and college football fans. Alabama football and the evolution of the fan base in 2018. Internet friends and haters. Beer joints and finding true love. 19 years of marriage. The down side of social media and technology. How texting and driving is so dangerous. How far home recording has come in ten years. Learning and being self taught on the internet. Is Twitch the future of online creators? What our plan is for creating new content is. Logan Paul fallout and disrespecting other people. The old YouTube star system and wall. Some old Beer Drinkers United and TTC memories. Please check out my Patreon page joshporter08 joshporter08.com Also check out Lawtide on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook

On this episode, I discuss the 1992 country music hit song by Brooks And Dunn "Boot Scootin Boogie." My wife and my friend Lawtide join me as we talk about the song. For more visit joshporter08.com

On this podcast, I analyze the musical catalog of George Strait. In particular, the years 1981-1985. These are album cuts, not hit songs. If you love country music, these songs are truly a must hear.

My thoughts on Anthony Bourdain and his legacy. Also my fan review of the podcast Cocaine And Rhinestones Season 1. The history of country music. Also Tom T Hall and Bobby Blue Bland