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I'm Chuck Reese is a bitter southerner podcast and I know we've been making all

wait for a long time for season two.

But people been talking and it made me shake my head.

Well it's coming.

I'm Southern. I know the South has its problems but you know I'm proud of where I'm from I'm proud of where I sound I don't want to lose my accent

You know because it's what makes me uniquely me I am not like everybody else.

I am not like everybody else.

I think that in our first season,

we gave a pretty good overview of how the bitter southerner and its readers look at the culture of the South.

And on season two, we're going much deeper.

If you can't find the will to speak of injustice in your backyard, and I'm not saying to do it in an

angry way, I'm not saying to do it in a fighting way, I'm not saying to do it in an alienating way,

I'm just saying that we have a duty to speak what we believe is true.

Long as for God's situations and problems on their mind. Yes, sir. We're going to talk about how southerners have a really

odd obsession with bringing exactly the right homemade cake to a funeral or a community gathering.

You got to beat the egg because it's, you know, so liquidy and dense and beating it really, really flussed it up and really makes the cake nice and

fluffy and soft.

We're going to talk about how the blues never dies with musicians who range from

age 25 to age 86. The blue won't never die. Now it might not never be like it was in the 60s or the 20s but you can't

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