God's Country - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This podcast is a great listen if you’re looking to be a slightly below average outdoorsman and a middle of the road songwriter. One brother can only carry a tune in falsetto and the other one shows us that you can lose a bunch of weight and still be ugly. Really makes you want to give up on your dreams and stick with the desk job.
Seriously though I can’t stop listening to this podcast. It’s a perfect blend of music, outdoors, and Faith. These guys have a great story and have great chemistry with all of their guests. The lil diddys are always on point and I love getting to peel back the curtain of some of my favorite artists. I’ve even started to like some artists that I didn’t like before solely because of this podcast.

I have a couple of listener questions for yall if yall get some time.
1. What is your go to deer rifle and why?
2. What song have you written that you’re most proud of?

Keep up the great work and God bless.

If you want to listen to a couple guys struggle to stay on topic for more than 2 minutes and end your commute confused by what you just listened to, this podcast is for you. Yeah, we get it, you killed one nice buck from a truck bed.

All jokes aside, once you get past Dan complaining about the most petty things in life and Reid trying to maintain his 25 handicap, the show is legit. The comical banter gets usually culminates with some deep stories about life that can resonate with even those not passionate about the outdoors and country music. I’m a day one listener and y’all are killing it. Just when I thought the episode with Craig Morgan was the peak, y’all keep delivering great content. Hearing the stories of those behind the music, really brings songs to life.

Kudos to Steve and MeatEater for recognizing talent and bringing you into their circle as I wouldn’t have came across your podcast otherwise. It’s a welcome addition to my weekly commute podcast rotation, marrying two things I’m passionate about. Notice no mention of riding someone’s coat tails, you’re welcome.

PSA: if you listen, killer will likely become part of your daily vocabulary.

This podcast has the potential to be a 5 star podcast very easily. Unfortunately it drops the ball on that and leaves a ton to be desired. The “What You Mad At” section is completely unnecessary and has absolutely nothing to do with anything surrounding the outdoors or music and is always a waste of time. The best part of the entire podcast is the raw voices from various different artists we get to hear in the “Gravorite Song” section which they do at the very end of each episode. The hunting and fishing stuff is good too and I usually enjoy that aspect of the show. But I’ve been listening to this podcast for probably as long as it’s been out and every single time I’m always left thinking the same thing: “these guys should do a whole lot less talking and a whole lot more singing!”

The God’s Country podcast has become like my morning cup of coffee. I look forward to it every week and feel better after I get my weekly fill. Keep um coming guys!!