Podcast 1 presents the Steve Austin Show Classics.

Joining me today, the Lunatic French,

W. W. W. W. W. W. W.

World Champion.

Dean, how are you? I'm good man, I couldn't be doing

any better. Rockin a tap-out gear, before we came online we was talking pickup trucks

and country music. I didn't expect that out of you.

So why is that? I don't know I was thinking maybe Grange era

thinking music influences I didn't think country. I like Grunge music. I'm from

that era I'm from the 90s I like a little bit of everything music was, you know?

I don't like a genre specifically. I think there's good music. There's good country music, bad country music. Good rock music, good rock music.

I really like old country, like I was saying.

You know, I like Whelan, Murrell, you know, the old stuff.

You know, keep it on Willy's Roadhouse, Channel 59 on XM or Outlaw Country, you know?

I like the old stuff, you know. You heard something like the newer country.

They got, like...

Dude, there's a select few that I will... Dude, do you turn on a regular radio station now

I know that's why that's why I'm kind of stuck in my world I kind of got what I dig I use the Pandora

Radio I won't drop my name but I want to take you back and talk about the old days of country music.

Let's talk about your early days growing up because what was it like for a kid like you Dean Ambrose coming from the main streets of Cincinnati, Ohio?

What was life like in your formative years?

I'm from, like I said, I'm from Cincinnati, the nasty naddy,

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