smell us now lady welcome to meat eater trivia the meat eater podcast Welcome to Me Deeder Radio live.

It's 11 a.m. Mountain Time.

That's noon o'clock for our friends in Forest City, Iowa on Thursday, April 3rd.

And we're live from Me, Deeter, Dieter HQ, and Boas of Montana.

I'm your host, Spencer Newarth, joined today by Janus Putelles and Seth Morris.

On today's show, we'll interview Justin Everettson about the new world record Cottonwood Tree,

followed by one-minute fishing with our friends at Trout Unlimited.

After that, we'll find out how much Janice and Seth know about their fellow outdoorsmen with a game of meat pole.

And finally, we'll talk to Jim Heffelfinger about the addition of a new species to the Boone and Crockett record books.

Now I shouted out Forest City, Iowa there.

That's where I went on my bachelor party back in the day.

They had a music festival.

I think it still goes on.

It was like a three-day music festival. That's what I did for my bachelor party. What kind of music? It's primarily

country. So like the headliners when I went, Alan Jackson, big and rich, Thomas Rett. One of the

surprising bands there, Phil, you'll like this, I think, was lit because it was right around when they decided to drop a country album.

There were one hit Pop Punk Wonder from the 90s, and then, I don't know, like 10 years ago, they're like, hey, maybe we tried country music.

Well, is it good?

Was their country music good?

Yeah, their country album. No, so like at a music festival, there'll be like an A stage, a B stage, a C stage.

They didn't even get on the B stage.

I think they were a C stage act.

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