That Don‘t Sound Right is a podcast about talking. Talking the way we did before the internet. When you could not prove anyone right or wrong. All the expertise was contained in the people involved with the conversation. I hope you enjoy our conversations and as you listen, if you find yourself silently saying ”that don‘t sound right”, send us a comment. You are one of us.
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That Don‘t Sound Right is a podcast about talking. Talking the way we did before the internet. When you could not prove anyone right or wrong. All the expertise was contained in the people involved with the conversation. I hope you enjoy our conversations and as you listen, if you find yourself silently saying ”that don‘t sound right”, send us a comment. You are one of us.
In this episode, we explore restaurants with limited hours and why their doors don’t need to be open all day to have lines around the block. From a hidden gem in Peachland, North Carolina, to the legendary Keaton’s Barbecue Chicken, these eateries are breaking the rules—and winning.
Peter and Cecil dish out stories from iconic Southern food spots like B’s Barbecue and Melvin’s Hamburgers, revealing how these restaurants create cult followings despite—or because of—their unusual schedules or limited menus. What makes foodies drive hours for a meal they might miss if they’re late? Tune in for a flavorful mix of culinary history, local legend, and mouthwatering storytelling.
Whether you’re a food lover, a road trip junkie, or just curious about off-the-radar restaurants, this episode offers a bite-sized journey into the charm of places that succeed by doing things that don’t sound right. #TDSRpodcast #BackBeforeTheInternet #jongsbbq #melivins #keatons #kitchenrosellis #bsbbq
That Don‘t Sound Right
That Don‘t Sound Right is a podcast about talking. Talking the way we did before the internet. When you could not prove anyone right or wrong. All the expertise was contained in the people involved with the conversation. I hope you enjoy our conversations and as you listen, if you find yourself silently saying ”that don‘t sound right”, send us a comment. You are one of us.
