Listen, Honey

Listen, Honey! The second of our recent Nashville episodes is live today and honey, we’re visiting with the queen of Southern characters, actor and comedian Andi Marie Tillman. If you don’t follow her on TikTok, we’ll I’m not sure what rock you’re livin’ under, but it’s heavy, honey.

We even had a little ad-lib gossip session during the episode just for y’all. It was so much fun!

Andi Marie does a lot of short-form character skits on the social media channels, but provides her fans and followers with longer form skits and hilarious routines on her Patreon. She grew up in East Tennessee, not too far from my neck of the woods. She calls Nashville home now.

I’m so glad she was able to come with her fabulous self, dressed to the nines, to record this episode. It was another one that kept everyone laughing while we were recording it, much like the Danae Hayes episode. So enjoy this one, Honey! We sure did.

And don’t forget  Amble. They’re helping me on my weight loss journey and y’all know I’ve lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com. 

Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team’s help pulling all this together. Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners.
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Listen, Honey! We are at the house for this episode. I’m telling y’all, I’ve done set up a home studio so we can do more podcast episodes. Now, I don’t know what I’m doing, so these first few from my new home studio aren’t going to win any awards for movie making, but honey, we’re going to do some more catching up, more often now.

The worst part was I was trying to set all this up with a day or two left before Kentucky got struck by Snowmagedon 2026. Oh, we got snowed in, but it wasn’t no 14-inches like they were calling for. Still, I had to go back and forth to Best Buy an hour away as the weather was threatening to start. (They’re the closest store where I can get cords and equipment and such.)

We made it back in time to get snowed in which about drove me crazy. Isn’t that how it always is? Two or three days and cabin fever sets in. 

But we made it out, got our crispy Coke Zero and McDonalds and survived. 

I’m so excited the Danae Hays episode is out there and honey, we’ve got some more doozies from our Nashville trip coming up, too. Make sure you are subscribed to the podcast on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever else you can so you don’t miss ‘em. We’ve got Andi Marie Tillman and Hannah Taylor coming up and both of those conversations were so much fun. 

I’m going to do my best to get you weekly episodes now that I can film these shorter, solo ones at home. I’m sure my producer is thrilled to have twice the work, right Jason? 

I love yoins. Oh, and don’t forget to Amble. They’re helping me on my weight loss journey and y’all know I’ve lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com. 

Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners.
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Listen, Honey! I told you all I had some good episodes coming for you from our visit to Nashville recently. Well, strap yourself in for the first of them because in this episode of Listen, Honey! I go deep with the hysterically funny Danae Hays. 

She is a side-splitting comedian who is going out on tour again this year. She’s playing the Ryman Auditorium in March and I may have to reschedule my birthday beach vacation to go. Why? Because if this conversation was any judge, I’m going to have to see how many people will actually pee themselves in Ryman pews listening to her stories.

Danae and I talked about everything from trucks to titties and snake churches to scripture. She just recently had a bad experience with mold in a rental home and reconnected with her mom and sister after not speaking to them for seven years. SEVEN YEARS, y’all! 

So we dug into a lot more than just funny stories. Still, Danae brings a sense of humor to everything so even the reality of life is funny coming from her. She also brings a smile everyone’s face which is why you’re going to love this episode. 

And if you listen close enough, you can again hear Landon Mauk (@landon.mauk) and Riley Mitchell (@rileygmitchell) in the background. I’m so excited for them. Their new podcast cracked the Apple Top 100 right out of the gate and my episode there is coming soon. (We’ll make sure to share it on this YouTube channel. Don’t worry. You’ll see it.) It’s called Bloodline Banter (@bloodlinebanterofficial).

But buckle up for this conversation with Danae Hays. You can find her, tickets to her shows and a lot more at danaehays.com. She’s on TikTok at @danaehays. 

Don’t forget to Amble. They’re helping me on my weight loss journey and y’all know I’ve lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com. 

Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team’s help pulling all this together. Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners.
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Listen, Honey! I have arrived, y’all! I recently spent several days in Nashville experiencing Music City for the first time. As y’all probably saw on TikTok and Instagram and other places, I was recording future episodes of Listen, Honey!, as well as one other surprise episode of a brand new podcast I’ll tell y’all about in a second.

But first, let me tell you, I loved Nashville! Now, I don’t think I could live there. Too many streets. Too many cars. Too many lights.

But y’all, I got to hang out with so many creative and fun people it just gave me all kinds of ideas and energy and inspiration. I can tell you one thing: I will be going back on the regular.

So, I can’t wait for y’all to see the next few episodes of the podcast. We interviewed my pal Hannah Taylor (a/k/a @lilyloutay), Appalachian character goddess Andi Marie Tillman (@andimarie) and the hysterical Denae Hays (@denaehays). We laughed so hard we all probably pulled something, y’all. Those episodes are coming up in the next few weeks here.

But I also hung with my besties Landon Mauk (@landon.mauk) and Riley Mitchell (@rileygmitchell) who had me as a guest on their brand new podcast (just announced last week and premiering later this month). It’s called Bloodline Banter (@bloodlinebanterofficial) and you have to go subscribe! My episode was fun, but those two are pieces of work and funny as all get out. It’s a must-watch.

So check out this episode as I not only preview a tease out a little of what’s coming, but I talk about Nashville and you can even hear Landon and Riley asking me questions and stuff in the background.

Oh, and I mentioned joining Amble. They’re helping me on my weight loss journey and y’all know I’ve lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com. 

Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team’s help pulling all this together. They produce Bloodline Banter and are now my Nashville home away from home for the podcast. Their founder and CEO Erin is a badass boss with a cute-ass dog (Stewart) who makes an appearance in the episode, too!

Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners.
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Listen, Honey! Y’all know one of my favorite things this past year was going to hear my buddies The Creekers play live! If you don’t know, The Creekers are a country and bluegrass band from just over the hill in Leslie County, Kentucky. They blew up this summer on TikTok when their song “Tennessee” took off as a viral sound clip. And it led them all the way to a big-time record deal with Warner Records.

I met Tanner Horton, Allen Hacker, Ashton and Jagger Bowling, Scott Sutton and the fabulous Anna Blanton first at Manchester Music Hall in Lexington, but then followed them around to a half dozen or so shows. Hell, they even came and played for my Daddy at his house.

Needless to say, they’re the biggest thing to come out of Eastern Kentucky since coal, and I’m here for it.

I talked Tanner Horton, one of the band’s founders, songwriters, singers and guitar pickers, to join me for an episode of the podcast the day he and the band were playing two shows at The Burl, a legendary live music joint in Lexington, Kentucky, back in late December. 

And listen honey! We talked about everything! The band, the record deal, our favorite Appalachian artists, guitars, mules, dogs, Lynyrd Skynyrd, building fences, planting taters, our mutual fear of flying, soup beans versus chicken dumplings. Y’all are going to come out on the other side of this episode in overalls and needin’ a bath. 

The Creekers may have blown up in 2025, but you just wait for 2026. That first big record with Warner Records is due to come out and Tanner told me they won’t be doing many shows in Kentucky because they’re basically going to be touring everywhere else. I can’t wait to see how big they get and how much they accomplish. I’m so proud of my hillbilly besties.

Give this a listen. Y’all will love it as much as I love y’all!

Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Our studio is at BT Digital Marketing in Lexington, Ky. 
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