Amerikinda with Cory and Travis

Tidbit and Midnight roadtrip to Kansas City to catch up with The Mummy about life in the straight world.

Chumming around with the lads from across the pond leads to some wild language confusion and some interesting food adventures

This spooky special episode features some paranormal stories from listeners, drunken Halloween trivia, a ghost-hunting expedition and another rogue transmission from Seaside Region to Seaside Region.

After some very brief recent tour updates, Tidbit and The Mummy answer another round of fan questions with some help from The Squatcher and American Death Machine.

Leg 2 of the Life Behind Bars Tour rolls on with lots of adventurous eating, taste testing some bugs and other road gifts, letting off stink bombs, pranking our manager and learning the nuance of holding a crowd’s attention as a solo acoustic performer from the gifted psychopath Nate Bergman.

Big Shit and Little Shit kick off the second leg of their Life Behind Bars tour strong with a fresh episode on day one. Included are stories we forgot to tell last week, some St Louis nostalgia, an update on half cat, and an hour sit-down with our manager Nate who describes to us what the hell it is he does for a living.

After wrapping the first leg of their Life Behind Bars album release tour, Tidbit and The Mummy reflect on 3 weeks of highs and lows, van troubles, great meals, breaking in a new bassist and interview old buddy Rob Leines who has finally shit his pants.

TB&TM dish on crazy food combos, gear woes, money trouble, living double lives, gubernatorial runs, what kind of weird shit the USPS lets you get away with and the art of crafting sad songs with longtime buddy Gabe Lee.

A lot has happened in the two months since we’ve last heard from Tidbit and The Mummy, so there’s lots to catch up on, including new songs, a new album, a new touring member of the band, and the first-ever podcast appearance by Jenni Rose since beginning her transition.

After an extended time off, Tidbit and The Mummy manage to get their shit together enough to catch you up on everything going on the last 2 months, from house moves to music video shoots, pants shits and album updates, and longtime pal Simon Flory braves a visit to our filthy van to talk protest songs.

In the midst of finishing a 1,000 piece puzzle while high on mushrooms, the boys catch up with a member of Travis’ favorite band growing up and dredges up his crust punk past.

The boys recap the end of their Lucero run, and brief stint with Drivin N Cryin, have a run-in with a WWE superstar, and learn all about the horrors of split dicks from longtime pal and little polish sausage Kamil — sorry in advance!

While on a current Lucero tour, the boys reminisce about a previous Lucero tour with the band’s frontman, with some wildly depressing sex, drugs and rock n roll stories scattered in. Plus a casino fight, some poop stories and a John C joke of the week.

Recorded all out of order, and over the span of a couple weeks, this one has a bit of a chaotic feel. Bits of gold you’ll find sprinkled in include a round of Ask Mark Anything, our fan poop story of the week, split dicks and a mangled vagina court case, and an interview with Taylor Hunnicutt guitarist Tyler Treadwell that landed him in hot water immediately after.

In this very special Halloween episode, our host with the most takes calls from a very eclectic cast of of cryptid characters.

Tidbit and The Mummy recap a hectic and productive Americanafest and an eventful camping trip, before diving into another round of fan questions.

After sharing a bill at Gruene Hall, Tidbit and The Mummy pull an all-nighter with Texas skronky-tonk figure Matt Hillyer, talking parts guitars, Eleven Hundred Springs’ legendary Adair’s residency, and raw dogging tours in the pre-internet days — all while hopped up on weed-infused moonshine.

In the Episode 101 Special, Tidbit and The Mummy talk about what they’ve been up to during their downtime, van repairs, Travis’ fifth grade essay, and surviving getting roofied in Asheville. We also hear from JRW bassist Billy Big Muscles about daytime work and how you know it’s time to finally start wearing underwear.

For the 100th episode celebration extravaganza, Tidbit and The Mummy pull out zero stops to mark the occasion. On the road to this momentous occasion, however, accidental gas station boner drinks are consumed before a set, an eventful day off was spent in Chicago, a visit to the world’s saddest strip club and a new world record gets set on stage in Illinois.

Finally fully recovered from a whirlwind turn-and-burn to France, the uncultured swine discuss Travis’ recent trek into the desert, almost getting arrested on a flight to Paris, and Cory’s detective work that solved a ghostly mystery at Mark’s house. On top of that the squad is blessed with another epic poop tale from Silverada’s molten hot steel wiz Zach Moulton.

The gang test drives some new nicknames, tests relationships with gnarly poops, announces some shows before they’re supposed to, and sits down with Silverada’s TM Caitlin to find out what the heck she does for a living.

After a week of headlining shows in the PNW, Travis updates us on the progress of his hand injury, they boys gross out a bartender with a wild food exploit, and a sit down with Red Dirt historian Josh Crutchmer about mental health working at the New York Times.

A fiery mishap 2 days into tour threatens to derail the trip, but the show must go on, and Travis details how he’s playing through the pain. Plus other tales of old tour injuries, a new poop story, and we ponder the question is it possible to live on beer alone?

Sans a guest interviewee this week, the whole band sits in to answer fan questions, Cory shows the guys his balls, and Travis gets passionate about the importance of regional food culture.

Fresh off a Trio run, the boys spend an extended convo with Sam Morrow, talking about his new record, getting to pay tribute to his hero and how not to spend a dime on the road.

The boys are back on their bulsh, spending time with the Tallest Band in Alabama by Inch, sharing more Sonic Ranch stories, Album V spoilers, TV magic, samurai swordplay, ghostly encounters and dead cats.

Still bunkered down at the Sonic Ranch, the band gives several updates on the progress of Album V, and sits down with resident cryptid expert, bassist Mark Moncrieff, to discuss alien encounters, big foots, ghosts and the Mothman.

The fellas take a break from recording the fifth Vandoliers album to drink buffalo wing soda, talk snack food conspiracies, give an update on their current fundraising efforts, and embrace the chaos tornado that is Amber J. Watson.

The boys are back from the UK, celebrating the one-year anniversary of Amerikinda 2.0 the only way they know how -- by talking about their balls. Discussed in this one are the band's attempts at raising funds to make a new record, their first taste of bus life, explaining Chuck E. Cheese to the Brits, Travis' recent vasectomy, and a sitdown with Kaitlin Butts' fiddle player Lane Hawkins.

After failing to die on the Outlaw Cruise, the fellas made it to the UK for their first ever bus tour. We look back at our drunken shenanigans on board, plus a sit down with red dirt hero Lance Roark from Mile Zero.

Twas the night before Outlaw Country Cruise 8, and the diarrhea duo reminisces about past cruises, and looks forward to the week ahead at sea. Also a behind the scenes look at the bands recent Dallas Observer cover photo shoot, and a sit down with bass player extraordinaire Moad.

The boys break up a 30-hour drive to the Florida Keys with some reminiscing about Cory’s first dip, responding to hate mail, the end of Kum ‘N’ Go and a sitdown with Blue Jean Country Queen Summer Dean. Pray for us.

Live from the trailer park, the fellas catch up with Fort Worth musician Bubba Bellin, who previews a new single from his upcoming record. On top of the usual poop-filled shenanigans, there's discussions of tiny members, shooting blanks, playing in church, and a fun new toy.

Back from winter break, the New Year babies discuss the recent triumph of their massive Cain's show, taping a nationally televised New Year's Eve special and the fallout from a recent recreational laxatives trip. In there, too, the boys sit down with Mike & the Moonpies bassist Omar Oyoque to talk about music therapy and vomiting on stage.

Back by unpopular demand, the guys go back to the drawing board and adjust their calculations to more accurately determine how much human cum it would take to fill an average swimming pool. Other topics discussed include holiday traditions, a fart so bad it costs the band money, and an interview with West Texas Exiles.

For the fourth year in a row, the boys count down their favorite songs of the past year. Along the way they share listener poop stories, close calls, the world's most interesting toilet, and meet up with the famous Danielle and Sarah.

It's been a month since the fellas have seen each other, and there's much to catch up about -- chiefly, how their beloved Texas Rangers won the freakin WORLD SERIES!! Other topics discussed include the team's shitty victory parade, some of the ballparks the guys visited on their last tour, the worst hotdog Travis ever ate, a trailer break-in story, and a sit-down with Flogging Molly bassist Nathen Maxwell.

On the home stretch of the longest tour of their careers, the troublemakers check in to dish on one of their greatest culinary adventures to date, drinking from the toilets and chat with The Bronx guitarist Ken Horne.

At the midway point of their longest-ever tour, Cory and Travis talk about van and trailer troubles, new friends they’ve met who are living their best lives, the scary incident that canceled their Portland show, failing at pitching jokes to a famous stand-up, pools filled with cum, and some all new gas station snacks. Somewhere in there, they also catch up with longtime pal Nathan Mongol Wells to talk about his brand new solo album.

Days into an 8-week run, our heroes run into their besties in desolate Montana, catching up with the Moonpies for the first time since a European run 6 months ago. Their pedal steel player Zach joins the pod to talk road blues, burnout and epic poop stories. Other topics include Coors Field, how Travis got his nickname, why the band needs new socks so bad, industry plants, and more gas station delicacies.

After crushing their first ever Braun Brothers Reunion, the boys are one show deep into a two month run. They play catch-up after 2 months apart, as well as get to know their new stage hand. As always there will be poop.

In lieu of interviewing a special guest, the fellas lean on their loyal listeners' best pants-shitting stories to do the heavy lifting this week. Rather than mentioning the topic at hand -- Fire -- even one time, the hosts share all new poop stories of their own as things get quickly out of hand. Other topics briefly mentioned include what it means to recoup on their most recent record, the Amerikinda book club, and Travis gives an update on his upcoming National Anthem performance. And please remember to like/rate/subscribe/tell a friend. Every little bit helps us afford Red Bulls and Taco Bell on tour.

After a week at home, the boys catch up on how they've been spending their downtime, discussing counterfeit cash, bootleg merch, things getting thrown on stage, a cool opportunity on the horizon for Travis, franchised bands and a special interview with the homie Rob Leines about bubble gut and piss jugs.

Recovering from the live show debacle, the lads catch up with bestie Joshua Ray Walker to talk about making their shows safe spaces for LGBTQ fans, his new record, and an all-time greatest shit story. Plus more tales from tour, clogging toilets, recording album five, Pass the Pigs and a comically horrific recent bar show.

For the first time ever, the guys welcome a special guest on the show, sitting down with actor W. Earl Brown to talk about living his childhood dream of being in Star Wars. In true Amerikinda style, the rest of the time is filled with tales of horror show hotel rooms, finding porn in the woods, karaoke disasters, and Travis trying his first ever gas station hard boiled egg.

On the eve of a month-long West Coast tour, the duo talks America's Pastime among other topics -- including, but not limited to, crazy piss stories, narrowly avoiding arrest, gas station hard-boiled eggs, car wrecks, our favorite game to play in truck stop bathrooms, and the time Cory unwittingly walked into a live butthole-judging contest at a local dive bar.

From under the bleachers at their first-ever "stadium" show, the happy couple dishes on divorce, the worst shows they've ever played, near-death experiences, partying together five years before they met, living in the stinky house, and sampling non-alcoholic whiskey. Strap in, it's a long one!

Back home from Europe, the fellas finish up with their stories from abroad, talk more weird foods, Sandwiches of History, games of Cock Pocket, and lots of wrestling fun facts and stories.

In this extra special 420/69 episode, Cory asks for help from the KindaSortas to solve a 12-year-old mystery. Plus, stories about pants-shitting, ghosts, and Royales with cheese.

A week into their European run, the fellas drop in between Germany and Austria to talk Euro gas station foods, naked dating shows, cruise ship diarrhea and more.