This is part 1 of the Great American Road Trip through the Southwest that Susie and Dustin went on over the past two weeks. Part 2 is on the Fort Worth AF Podcast, available at www.fortwoarthaf.com.
Just like the end of Season 9 of Dallas, everyone wakes up to find Thomas and Dustin not in a shower, but back in the Temple where they belong. We address the departure from Panther City Rebellion with various “members” of local media, as well as what the future holds and the course of action we’re planning for the show. Right now it’s wide open, like the good old days of JJTM, where everyone is welcome to the Temple to hang out and have fun. We also discuss what’s been going on locally, when Michelle Obama will be here, and an interesting ChatGPT breakdown of why Kanye West might or might not be the biggest musician of all time.
This is part 2 of our recording aboard the Mariner of the Seas with a few old friends of the show as we head for US shores after a couple of days at different ports in Mexico. If you prefer to see the video version of this show, head over to the Fort Worth Roots YouTube page and check it out. This is part 1 of our adventures at sea! Enjoy!
In 1992 industrial super group Pigface released their first live album, Welcome To Mexico…Asshole. It was a crazy experimental recording that became a cult classic not only for the songs performed, but also for the eccentric lineup that made up the band at that time. To this day, everytime I cross the border I recite to myself the name of this record and a few lines from Weightless, TFWO, and of course Suck.
This podcast recording is aboard the Mariner of the Seas with a few old friends of the show as we are bound for the US shores after a couple of days at different ports in Mexico. If you prefer to see the video version of this show, head over to the Fort Worth Roots YouTube page and check it out over there. This is part 1 of our adventures at sea! Enjoy!
This week Rich and Pryor swing by the Temple to talk about the upcoming A Very Itchy Xmas 4 going down this Saturday, 10/13/25, at the Southside Preservation Hall. It’s a super early show, doors are at 2pm and music starts at 3pm. Tickets are $10 and all proceeds go to the North Texas Food Bank. Oh, and it’s all ages and BYOB! So come out and see four great bands for a good cause!
