The Dixie Trail Podcast

By: Brock Williams Owen Fulk Mason Averette Cameron Faucette
  • Summary

  • Exploring Southern stories, culture, and history one mile at a time. Join us for tales from the heart of Dixie. #SouthernCharm #DixieTrail"
    Brock Williams, Owen Fulk, Mason Averette, Cameron Faucette
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Episodes
  • Ep 3. Is It Possible To Juggle Jelly Beans In A Hurricane? (featured. Camden Willis, Owen Loker)
    Sep 11 2024

    In this episode, we’re inventing wild conspiracy theories, creating brand-new sayings, and asking our special guests Camden Willis and Owen Loker some truly bizarre questions. Get ready for a fun, unpredictable ride you won’t want to miss!

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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • Ep 2. Can Polar Bears Learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu? (featured. Cameron Yull, Buzz Jackson)
    Sep 4 2024

    In this episode, we kick off with a quick weekend recap full of laughs, followed by some funny deep questions that will make you chuckle and think. Plus, don’t miss "A Laugh from the Past," where we reveal a hilarious historical fact you’ve probably never heard before. Tune in for a light-hearted and entertaining listen!

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Ep 1. Just Because There’s Syrup Doesn’t Make It Breakfast
    Aug 28 2024

    Join us as we take a stroll down memory lane with "A Laugh from the Past," where we uncover hilarious historical facts. We also share the latest tunes we've been grooving to, and top it all off with some good ol' fashioned advice, sprinkled with funny sayings that'll have you laughing and thinking at the same time.

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    1 hr and 13 mins

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