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Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast has had some controversial episodes… but this newest one with Jason Aldean seems to be facing the most backlash. The comedian and actor is a household name thanks to some of his roles in TV shows like Parenthood and movies such as Without a Paddle and CHIPS. That being said, in recent years, the biggest thing he’s known for his undoubtedly his podcast, Armchair Expert, which he started in 2018. Shepard’s show mainly focuses in on celebrity interviews, and the 50-year-old has previously shared that he has a passion for speaking with others, learning more about them, and hearing stories that could potentially help others in similar circumstances. He’s been at it for over six years, and Dax rarely ever passes on the opportunity to talk with someone interesting. He’s been on somewhat of a roll as of late with country music artists as guests. Just a few weeks ago, country music superstar Luke Combs sat down with Dax to talk about everything that’s going on in his life. And this week, on a special Labor Day drop, Dax Shepard had Jason Aldean on his podcast. And people got really upset about it. When I say “people,” I actually mean hardcore liberals who scoff at the idea of even breathing the same air as someone who voted for Donald Trump. Even Dax Shepard is often viewed as someone who leans more to the left, so it was a bit surprising to see that he had conservative country music star Jason Aldean on the program. There’s no question how Aldean and his wife, Brittany, feel politically, considering they’ve openly supported President Trump in the past. Jason performed at the inauguration, has golfed with the president… you could call them friends. Of course, Aldean was unfairly labeled as “racist” and a “bigot,” and a “Nazi,” and every other commonly-used conservative pejorative when he released “Try That In A Small Town” in 2023. The track certainly has some political theming to it, but most agree that the controversy surrounding it was blown way out of proportion. It was talked about so much in the news cycle that it sent the song to No. 1 on the Billboard Charts. I’m sure Jason Aldean was real upset about that one. It’s a shame that, following that song, a lot of people wrote Jason Aldean off, and he’ll probably forever be viewed that way by the progressive crowd. Although, I have to imagine he’s not losing too much sleep over it. He had a pleasant conversation with Dak Shepard (as you can see and hear for yourself by pressing play), but a multitude of listeners have called out the podcast host for even having Aldean on his podcast. God forbid you ever have a conversation with anyone who thinks differently than you do… The comment section of any video is often an ugly place, and that was certainly true with this one. Dax was getting a lot of heat for having the country singer on his show, and many claimed that Shepard was promoting racism by having Aldean on. Some said he didn’t question Aldean hard enough on January 6th and his Trump alignment, while others said they were skipping out on the interview altogether: “Dax likes ‘giving voice to the voiceless’ with their terrible opinions, yet doesn’t want to confront them or is afraid to give them space to discuss said terrible opinions.” “Miss me on this one, be back next episode.” “I listened to this full interview and while this singer seemed like a fine artist, I find it really disappointing that both the singer and Armchair would use their platform to promote racist ideas and behaviors.” “I’m really sorry but I don’t see how it helps advance our understanding of people with political differences if during interviews they don’t have to answer for the racist and divisive things that they have said and done.” “You guys LOVE to tout having difficult political conversations and yet you can’t be bothered to ask hard questions of someone like Jason.” “This is extremely disappointing as someone who has been an armchair fan since the beginning. I wish I felt like you guys had a backbone when it comes to drawing the line at racist, but it seems we’re letting that one slide to hangout with your new Nashville friends.” “Who else lost respect for Dax and Monica and armchair expert because of this?” The Instagram comments weren’t much different… “Aaaaaand I’m unsubscribing now “Someone did not read the room and invited the wrong guest and grifted by not asking the hard questions.” “You gonna give trump a platform next?” “Oof. I haven’t liked every guest you’ve had on the show (which is fine, of course!) but this one is a real bummer.” “Probably the worst person and artist you could’ve chosen. Yikes” “If you’re doing this to bring in a bigger audience, then say goodbye to your current audience.” “How disappointing. There are plenty other non-racist country music singers that you could have” interviewed.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dax Shepard (@daxshepard) Safe to say that people are still upset about “Try That In A Small Town,” which he explains in great detail on the podcast…The post Dax Shepard Infuriates His Fans Inviting Conservative Country Star, Jason Aldean, On His “Armchair Expert” Podcast first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

As far as country music goes, we’ve ended the summer strong. There was tons of good music released in the month of August. That should come as no surprise, though, because the country music scene has been on quite the hot streak for some time now. In just the past few weeks there have been so many amazing album and single releases, and it’s impossible for us at Whiskey Riff to cover every single song that deserves to be heard upon its release. But in my opinion, that is a great problem to have, and it speaks to the strength of the country music scene today as opposed to a decade ago or so. So, in an effort to draw attention to some of this music, I’ve compiled a list of 30 new songs released over the month of August that we didn’t get to cover in depth at Whiskey Riff, but should all be on your radar as a country music fan. I could probably list close to 100 songs that have been released within the past month that we haven’t covered but are still worth listening to, though for the sake of relative brevity, we’ll keep it at 30. And hopefully in addition to finding a handful of songs to throw on your playlist or keep in rotation, you’ll find a few new artists to explore their catalog, keep up with, and see live as well, because there are so many underrated and up and coming artists waiting to be discovered that are included in this list. “Back To You” – Seth Van Dover “Brave the Weather” – Kolton Moore & the Clever Few “Count on Me” – Eli Adams – For You Again “Country Boy Rock ‘N Roll” – Wyatt Ellis “Dead Or Gone To Dallas” – Steve Earle & Reckless Kelly “Fool’s Gold” – Sons of Habit “Fresh Hot Biscuits” – Joshua Hedley “Half Lit in 3/4 Time” – Sunny Sweeney – Rhinestone Requiem “Hangman’s Reel” – Daniel Donato – Horizons “Heartbreak Getaway” – Lance Roark “How Sunday Feels” – Nicholas Jamerson ft. Rachel Baiman “Leave You (If It’s the Right Thing To Do)” – Cigarettes @ Sunset “Leftovers” – Hollerhead – Never Gonna Leave You “Lonely is My Only Friend Tonight” – Hank Weaver “Lose My Number” – Miles Miller “Million Dollar Bill” – Kade Hoffman “Music for the Soul” – Sam Barber – Music for the Soul EP “Mysteries of Man” – Tommy Prine – Love Circle EP “Never Told” – Wilhelmina “Oak City” – Justin Clyde Williams & Tyler Hatley – The Dick and Tammy Show “Old Barns” – Greensky Bluegrass “Rainy Days in California” – Rodney Crowell ft. Lukas Nelson – Airline Highway “Really Wanna Know” – Ole 60 “Songs I Won’t Remember” – Morgan Wade – The Party Is Over (Recovered) “Speak Your Mind (But Ride a Fast Horse)” – Jack Browning “Tallahassee” – Leon Majcen ft. Riley Downing “This Little Heart” – Ramona & the Holy Smokes “Wet My Stone” – Ran Albright “What About Yours” – Ava Hall “Wings” – Rebecca Porter – Roll With the Punches Check out our Under The Radar Spotify playlist for all of these songs in one place. Spotify: Apple Music: The post 30 New Country Songs That Need To Be On Your Radar – September 2025 first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Could have used him on the field. Marshall University, which happens to be my alma mater (fun fact, I was also the mascot for the Herd back in the day…good times) opened their football season this past weekend in Athens, Georgia, taking on the #5-ranked Georgia Bulldogs. And…well, it wasn’t pretty. As expected, the game wasn’t really close for our first-year coach after losing most of our team in the offseason, with Georgia beating the Thundering Herd 45-7. (But hey, at least we covered the spread). But while the football team was on the road, Joan C. Edwards Stadium back in Huntington, West Virginia was gearing up to host its first ever concert as Zach Bryan made one of his few stops of 2025. It looks like Zach was even ready to jump into the game, posting a picture during the blowout offering his services to the Herd. And ahead of the sold-out concert, Zach even took some time to visit with the fans who were tailgating outside the stadium – while still wearing his kelly green football helmet. @hollyaldridge0 Beautiful views in downtown Huntington WV #FYP #foryoupage #tiktokchallenge #viral #trending ♬ The Boys Are Back In Town – Thin Lizzy @greatamericanbarscene Let him play for the team #zachbryan #zachbryanconcert #marshallstadium ♬ original sound – greatamericanbarscene @tuckwbt So this just happened. Zach showed up at his dads tailgate while I was there. You kidding me!!!? #countrymusic #zachbryan #marshall #huntington ♬ Revival (Live From Knoxville) – Zach Bryan While it’s his first time performing in Huntington, this wasn’t Zach’s first visit to Marshall. Last year, Zach attended our homecoming game against Appalachian State while one of his bandmates and background vocalists, Elijah Gastelum, performed the national anthem ahead of the contest. @abbyyhanlon your honor that is zach bryan at the homecoming college football game in my small WV town WILD #zachbryan #wv #music #marshallu #fyp ♬ original sound – Spedup Audios View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Parthenon (@muparthenon) Seems like Zach is becoming quite the fan of the Thundering Herd. You love to see it. The connections to Marshall don’t end there for Zach though. If you remember back in 2006, McConaughey starred as former Thundering Herd football coach Jack Lengyel in the movie We Are Marshall, which told the story of the 1970 plane crash that killed the school’s entire football team. McConaughey recently announced that he would be going on the road for a book tour to promote his new project Poems & Prayers. The 55-year-old is following up his uberly popular and best seller Greenlights, which he released in late 2020. While that book was more anecdotal, this one is described to be a “faith-filled” collection of poetry and written prayer. And ahead of the release of Poems & Prayers on September 16, the Oscar-winning actor is taking his book out on the road. McConaughey has already scheduled stops in Brooklyn, New York; Nashville, Tennessee; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Los Angeles, California and Austin, Texas. In a statement back in July, the movie star described his latest project as the following: “Poems & Prayers is more than a book. It’s a memory — a place where we can rediscover what we’ve lost, celebrate what remains and maybe even leave behind what no longer serves us. I’ve always relied on logic to make sense of myself and the world. A prescriptionist at heart, I’ve always looked to reason to find the rhyme, the practical to get to the mystical, the choreography to find the dance, the proof to get to the truth and reality to get to the dream. I’ve been finding that tougher to do lately. It’s more than hard to know what to believe in; it’s hard to believe. But I don’t want to quit believing, and I don’t want to stop believing in humanity — you, myself our potential.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Matthew McConaughey (@officiallymcconaughey) Each stop along on Poems & Prayers book tour is advertised to include live music and spoken word performances. And for every date and location, Matthew McConaughey is set to be joined by a friend of his to help with the cross-country book tour. Those special guests have slowly been revealed today, and it was announced that country music star Zach Bryan will be the one that joins McConaughey at the Tulsa, Oklahoma stop: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Matthew McConaughey (@officiallymcconaughey) Bryan teaming up with McConaughey in Oklahoma only makes sense. The pair have been friendly in the past, and have even collaborated on many different occasions. McConaughey and Bryan are both fans of one another, and have been happy to help each other when the opportunity has presented itself. Evidently, the movie star and author thought it’d be great to add an Oklahoma stop along his book tour, and Zach Bryan was the obvious choice to help out. Though the music and spoken word performance portion of the book tour is still to be seen, it’s great to see Bryan and Matthew McConaughey working together again, as the movie star first helped out the country artist by starring in the memorable music video for his song “Nine Ball” back in 2024. And it looks like Zach even watched his friend’s performance in We Are Marshall after the show. Go Herd! We Are…The post Zach Bryan Put On A Marshall Football Helmet & Tailgated With Fans Ahead Of His Huntington, WV Show This Weekend first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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