Episodes

  • Alex Coulter
    May 28 2026

    Episode 3: Alex Coulter

    In Episode 3 of the Blue Collar Lounge, Carolina Chuck and Matt Tucker sit down with Alex Coulter — tattoo artist at The Local in Clover, South Carolina.

    Alex shares his journey from Southern California to the Carolinas, building a career as a tattooer for over 10 years, and his unique “Road to Rolex” challenge — where he buys, sells, and flips vintage watches to earn his dream Rolex the hard way. The conversation flows through tattoo stories (including the occasional mishap), his life as a musician in an outlaw country/bluegrass band, moving across the country with his family, and plenty of small-town South Carolina life.

    They also dive into everything from garage bands and punk rock roots to boxing stories, neighborhood antics, smartwatch addictions, classic cars, and the joys (and chaos) of Southern living. Funny, real, and full of personality — this one’s a good hang.

    Tune in for tattoos, watches, music, and blue collar wisdom.

    Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube & more.

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    1 hr and 40 mins
  • Jake Haas
    May 22 2026

    Episode 2: Jake Haas - Tour Stories, Nashville Dreams & Blue Collar Chaos

    In the second episode of Blue Collar Lounge, Matt Tucker and Carolina Chuck are joined by special guest Jake Haas (guitarist for Cameron Marlowe) at the Blue Collar Lounge in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

    Jake shares wild tour stories, including getting robbed at knifepoint in Canada for a PS5 and some sodas, wild nights on the road, and what it’s really like stepping up from club gigs to arena tours with rising star Ella Langley. The conversation bounces from how Jake and Chuck first connected through their mutual friend Chris Gladwin, to Jake’s upcoming move to Nashville (Clarksville area), bouncer horror stories, getting dress-coded at a Hardy show, and plenty of small-town South Carolina mayhem.

    The guys also get into:

    • Kyle Busch’s passing and other tough NASCAR news

    • Trailer park tales and redneck ingenuity

    • First cars, bad decisions, and growing up

    • Tattoos, family life, and the grind of balancing music with real life

    • Chuck’s car sales adventures and sleeping on test drives

    It’s raw, unfiltered, laugh-out-loud funny, and full of that signature Blue Collar Lounge energy—real dudes talking real life, music, and the road ahead.

    Jake Haas brings the tour insight, while Matt and Chuck keep it grounded in everyday blue-collar reality. Whether you’re a musician, gearhead, or just love good storytelling, this one delivers.

    Tune in for the laughs, the lessons, and the chaos.

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    Blue Collar Lounge — Where the working man unwinds.

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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Boss Man Steps
    May 15 2026

    In this episode of the Blue Collar Lounge, Carolina Chuck and Matt Tucker kick things off with good vibes and real talk from York County, South Carolina. They send prayers and shoutouts to friend Sean Taylor and his family during a tough time, catch up on life since the last episode, and celebrate Matt’s recent truck purchase—complete with those “boss man steps.” The conversation flows naturally through the highs and lows of the music business, with Matt opening up about an upcoming festival performance, his frustrations with certain aspects of the industry, and his excitement to hit the stage with his band.

    The guys dive into Matt’s long music journey, from early touring days and self-management to his studio work and upcoming projects, including the powerful new song “Tomorrow Needs You” written for Brandon Guffey and the Less Than Three Foundation. They share laughs about dream trucks, conversion vans, boat shows with Lamborghinis, TikTok rabbit holes, and wild stories from the road. Personal touches abound as they discuss family, childhood friends, ancestry (including Chuck’s Winburn family history tied to South Carolina and the Revolutionary War), and the importance of mental health and leaning on your people.

    Filled with Southern hospitality, honest reflections, and blue-collar wisdom, this episode highlights the grind, gratitude, and good times that keep them going. They tease future guests, new music, and more unfiltered conversations coming soon. Tune in for authentic camaraderie, life lessons, and plenty of laughs.

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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Chuck & Tuck or Tuck & Chuck
    May 4 2026

    “Welcome to the very first episode of The Blue Collar Lounge – where the beer is cold, the talk is real, and the stories come straight from the jobsite, the truck cab, and the everyday grind.

    In this pilot episode, hosts Carolina Chuck and Matt Tucker pull up a seat and set the tone for the show. No suits, no scripts – just two York County boys shooting the breeze with that laid-back lounge vibe and a blue-collar perspective you can relate to.

    Carolina Chuck introduces himself: the podcaster, car-selling influencer, and proud Fred Caldwell Chevrolet salesman out of Clover, SC. With deep roots in construction and a blue-collar background, Chuck brings the hustle, the stories, and that salesman charm that gets people talking.

    Matt Tucker, local country music artist, York County celebrity, and owner of Blue Collar Roofing, shares his journey – from the stage to the jobsite, balancing the music life with running a hands-on roofing business.

    Both hosts have TV experience under their belts and a shared love for keeping conversations authentic. In this opening episode, they open up about their backgrounds, how they got here, and what “blue collar” really means to them – laying the foundation for a podcast built around real people with real stories.

    If you work with your hands, punch a clock, run your own crew, or just appreciate honest conversation from guys who’ve been there, this one’s for you.

    Grab a cold one, get comfortable, and join the lounge.

    The Blue Collar Lounge – Real talk. Real work. Real South Carolina.”

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    45 mins