Visiting The South

The Brighter Side

The Last Podcast Network

Society & Culture, Last Podcast Network, Ed Larson, Leisure, Amber Nelson, Comedy

4.6 • 612 Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2025

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Amber and Ed reflect on their trips to American South and magically uniting in Panama City Beach to do some shows together. They visited 5 states and multiple cities, was it delightful or troubling, hear how it went on this week's The Brighter Side.

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0:00.0	On the right side
0:06.0	You got to be on the right side
0:08.0	I'll get my paycheck
0:12.0	come by the blues
0:14.0	That's okay and now I've got to me
0:17.0	You're going to be in the south, we're
0:33.8	a hooting and hollering good time.
0:36.4	I'm personally five pounds extra of fried catfish and gumbo.
0:40.1	Mm-mm.
0:41.2	Wow, but it was honestly life-changing.
0:43.7	So sit back, grab a frog leg, or some hot boiled peanuts,
0:47.3	and listen to visiting the South on today's episode of The Brighter Side.
0:52.5	Yeah.
0:53.5	Yeah.
0:53.6	What a great time we had. I'm so happy that we got to
0:58.2	meet up, Amber. It was a delight running into you there. Not running into you, but figuring out that
1:04.2	we were, it was a happy accident. It was crazy that we were like two states away, one state away,
1:09.1	both on a different mission. Like, I went to go visit my mother.
1:12.1	You went to go do your stand-up tour.
1:14.3	Yeah.
1:14.7	And I started with like, it was crazy because I started at the Ryman with last podcast on the left
1:21.1	and ended that little tour in the place that I started comedy.
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