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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2026 · 1H 2M

La Grange: Yes, That One!

from Tantalizing Texas: Sprawlmageddon · host Tolle, John Waddy, Chris & Friends

The legend of La Grange, Texas has reached epic proportions thanks to ZZ Top and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, but there’s sooo much more to this Texas town! Actually, there isn’t. Not at all. There is literally no reason to go there now. Luckily, the history and takedown of the Chicken Ranch brothel is a fascinating tale with wild Texas characters. Join the Sprawlmageddon Boyz as they discuss this pivotal moment in Texas history, and determine where the ZZ Top album “Tres Hombres” falls on the all-time Texas albums list. Detours include the Texas newsman who pioneered Jerry Springer style entertainment and a German Shepherd who loves Tex-Mex. Connect with us on instagram @tantalizingtexas

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The legend of La Grange, Texas has reached epic proportions thanks to ZZ Top and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, but there’s sooo much more to this Texas town! Actually, there isn’t. Not at all. There is literally no reason to go there now. Luckily, the history and takedown of the Chicken Ranch brothel is a fascinating tale with wild Texas characters. Join the Sprawlmageddon Boyz as they discuss this pivotal moment in Texas history, and determine where the ZZ Top album “Tres Hombre...

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