Goodfellas: The Country Bar Theme Scheme

Chameleon

Audiochuck | Campside Media

True Crime, Tv & Film, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.5 • 8.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2026

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

When an Arizona reporter starts looking into a flurry of closures at country music-themed restaurants, he thinks it’s just another boring business story. But he uncovers a collapsing franchise empire and millions in fraud, all linked to a mysterious character with mob connections living a double life.

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0:00.0	Camp site media.
0:05.0	Hello?
0:06.0	What is the...
0:07.0	What do you want me to say?
0:08.0	Oh, it's just my...
0:10.0	Camelion.
0:11.0	Camillion weekly.
0:13.0	Oh.
0:14.0	When an Arizona Republic editor approached investigative reporter Robert Anglin with a lead back in 2015.
0:21.7	He didn't exactly bolt out of his chair.
0:24.7	In fact, Robert says that he initially had zero interest in the germ of this story
0:29.5	that would go on to consume eight years of his life.
0:33.3	That lead?
0:34.4	That there'd been a lot of closures of the, um, Toby Keith, I Love This Bar and Grill.
0:42.0	The Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill, if you're not familiar, is a franchise of country-themed
0:48.0	restaurants inspired by the Toby Keith song, I Love This Bar.
0:54.7	They were elaborately decorated.
0:57.2	Some locations even had bars shaped like guitars.
1:01.1	There are currently only two Toby Keith's I Love This Bar in Grills in existence, both in Keith's
1:07.1	home state of Oklahoma.
1:09.3	But 10 years ago, it was a new and seemingly flourishing chain.
1:13.8	We had several around the Phoenix area, and they'd been closing, and she wanted to know why.
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