The Southern Hang crew is back, breaking down the stacked Bourbon & Beyond 2026 lineup with special guest, US Congressman Morgan McGarvey — and this one’s strictly music talk.

The fellas go day by day through the lineup, calling out can’t-miss sets, sleeper picks, and do some reminissing of past shows along the way. They dive into heavy hitters like Foo Fighters, Jason Isbell, and Dave Matthews Band, get into the jam band energy from Goose and Kitchen Dwellers, and lean into the nostalgia with Counting Crows and Hootie & the Blowfish. They also spotlight sleepers like Buffalo Traffic Jam and Rattlesnake Milk.

It’s lineup hype, friendly debate, and pure festival vibes — just a bunch of guys talking music and getting ready for a big weekend this fall in Louisville.

In this episode of the Southern Hang Podcast, we sit down to share the heartwarming story of Carole’s Kitchen. We dive into how this family-driven non-profit was born from a desire to keep Carole’s legacy alive through service and community. Join us as we discuss their mission, the power of family, and all the details on their upcoming Full Table Music Fest fundraiser.

Pull up a chair and lean back! In this episode of Southern Hang, we’re bringing you a hodgepodge of topics that’ll give you plenty to chew on.

We take a trip down memory lane to discuss our first jobs—from the sweat-equity of summer chores to a little baseball card sale at the flea market. Then, we tackle a heavy-hitter debate: What’s more subjective—your taste in food or your taste in music?

We also settle the ultimate Southern debate: which ice actually belongs in your glass? (Hint: Not all cubes are created equal). From there, we revisit an indie rock classic from Wolf Parade—which just went viral twenty years after it's original release. Plus, Neil brings us a fresh "Jaaam of the Week" from Kentucky’s own Sundy Best, who just performed live at the Mercury Ballroom.

To wrap things up, Craig goes Rapid Fire on Red with a lightning round of famous movies and demanding a quote from each.