Well, hello, you're listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host, Sean Dietrich.

This episode brought to you by Case Nives, a tradition in my family, and by folklore brewing and meadry,

the best beer in Alabama. Visit folklore brewing and meadry.com.

What you're about to hear is an episode recorded this past year

as we've been traveling around the southeast and the U.S. recorded in Texas,

special guests, the Slokin Ramblers, Ontario, Canada's finest bluegrass group.

With Frank Evans on the banjo, Adrian Gross on the mandolin,

Daryl Paulson on guitar, and Charles James on the bass., Adrian Gross on the Madeline, Daryl Poulson on guitar,

and Charles James on the bass you don't want to miss it. Also tonight I tell a story about a simple

statue which sits on my desk and I read a poem which I entitle Old to a Taco Truck.

Let's have a listen. It's late in the evening And I can see that radio lights

And everybody gathers and everybody grab the beat together on a Saturday night

Records playing low

The moon is hanging outside

And everybody's happy even grumpy old grandp happy together on a

Saturday night well you are listening to Sean of the South coming to your

life in the lone star state this episode brought to you by Kay Snive,

and tradition in my family,

and by Polk Floor Brewing and Medri.

With special guests tonight, Canadian Bluegrass Band,

The Sloken Ramblers, everybody.

Mm-hmm, if you're feeling low, hey listen buddy, I'm your guy, just hurry and come over,

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