
Roots, Rednecks, and Radicals is a podcast covering the world of alternative and independent music. Whether it's alt-country, indie rock, or something in between I bring you the best in what's happening and what's been. Featuring interviews with artists, in-depth music reviews and analysis, I keep you current on what's happening in music.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Aaron Lee Tasjan is an artist I have a great deal of respect for. His songwriting is inspired by artists like his mentor Todd Snider. It's a great blend of folk, country and rock that explores areas often looked over. His new album is out and has som... more
Nathan Evans Fox is an artist I've really been enjoying recently. He has a great songwriting approach, and his lyrics are exploring areas often looked over by other writers. I really appreciate his honesty and integrity, and his commitment to giving ... more
Dolly was an absolute icon. Her music career spanned decades and she left us with a wealth of songs she wrote and will always be remembered for. Her legacy is bigger than just her music. People remember her for so many things from her foundation that... more
I have five songs lined up for you that I'm really diggin' this month. We have everything from indie to bluegrass on this episode. As always, there is so much great music out there I like to sort through it all and let you know what's good. I hope yo... more
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Very tasteful selections of songs throughout the program... will be listening regularly... and using the podcast is super easy and convenient... Totally breaks up same old same radio... Thank you
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This show curates a wide lens on independent and alternative music, with episodes that blend deep-dive album analyses, live performances, and artist interviews. Listeners can expect thoughtful explorations of indie rock, alt-country, folk, and related scenes, often framing historical moments, production choices, and cultural crossovers through the lens of contemporary artists. A standout quality is its ability to pair track-by-track insights, personal anecdotes, and broader industry context, making it a go-to for fans who want both small-batch recommendations and bigger-picture conversations about independent music. A recurring edge is the host's knack for connecting archival influences with current creative directions, as well as spotlight... more
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Roots Rednecks and Radicals launched 8 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Roots Rednecks and Radicals include:
1. Charley Crockett
2. Charlie Parr
3. Palmer Teeley
4. Kendall Winter
5. Amanda Shires
6. Max Gomez
7. Nathan Evans Fox
8. Tami Neilson
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