We are BBQ competition competitors that aim to share information, advice, tips, and tall tales about our favorite pastime. We talk with the top names in the barbecue industry as well as legends of the backyard, restauranteurs, and more! Our hope is you learn something about BBQ on each episode and you are entertained while doing it!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 278 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsHobbiesLeisure |
LB’s BBQ was born in 2015, forged from a lifelong obsession with fire, flavor, and feeding people like family. But let’s be real — LB’s been cheffing it up since he was just four years old. This isn’t just a hobby. It’s in his DNA. Cooking isn’t what... more
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While I always enjoy your podcasts, this episode fell off the rails for you guys. It’s apparent the episode didn’t go through any quality control before being posted. The audio really fell off the rails. I’m looking forward to hearing the next episode.
Rick
PS…I’m glad you’re much better Pitmasters than recording engineers! 😁
I love listening to these guys. It is definitely informative if you’re into competition barbecue, which I am not. I really wish they would change the direction of the show a little bit instead of pure competition . I mean how many people out there are into competition compared to people that just cook in the backyard. I honestly enjoy, just listening to their chatter before the podcast start and generally just delete it after that. Sorry but that’s the truth..
I love listening to these guys. It is definitely informative if you’re into competition barbecue, which I am not. I really wish they would change the direction of the show a little bit instead of pure competition .
I mean how many people out there are into competition compared to people that just cook in the backyard.
I honestly enjoy, just listening to their chatter before the podcast start and generally just delete it after that. Sorry but that’s the truth..
The knowledge and experience that Rusty and Anthony bring to the table is top notch. The featured guests are phenomenal. I love the comp guests but my favorite guests are the guys and gals that have a food trailer/truck. I am traveling that route and I am taking all of the knowledge and mistakes that are mentioned here to help my food truck life start out hopefully flawless, well small flaws are part of the learning curve.
Keep up the great work and keep the podcasts coming.
I never miss an episode. Love the interviews, tips-and-tricks along with the updates on what’s happening in the BBQ world. Speaking of updates, any word on the November Backyard down in St. George this year. Love that event, I go every year. As a long time listener, Thank you both for all your hard work putting on the podcast. Keep it up , you two work good together.
Dave in South Jordan
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This podcast offers a deep dive into the world of barbecue, blending entertaining conversations with educational insights suitable for enthusiasts and competitors alike. Episodes frequently feature interviews with notable figures in the barbecue scene, including competition participants, culinary influencers, and established restaurateurs, providing listeners with a mixture of personal anecdotes, cooking tips, and information about barbecue competitions. The hosts manage to create an engaging atmosphere with humor and camaraderie while emphasizing the culture and community surrounding barbecue.
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