made south

In this episode, I visit with Megan Alexander. Megan and I talk about discovering her family's roots in middle Tennessee, what it's like to develop a television show, her new children's book The Magic of a Small Town Christmas, and a whole bunch more.

For more information about Megan, visit meganalexander.com, or follow her on Instagram at @meganjalexander1. 

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Our 9th Annual MADE SOUTH Holiday Market is comign up November 17-18 here in our hometown of Franklin, Tennessee. For tickets, visit https://www.madesouth.com/holiday-market.

In this episode, I visit with Blake Gore. Blake and I talk about his journey from being a 9 to 5 career coach to a full time artist, his faith, recommendations for Oxford, Mississippi, and a whole bunch more.

For more information about Blake, visit http://blakegore.com. 

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In this episode, I visit with Micah Whitson. Micah and I discuss his relationship with the South, his 12 years creating art under the brand Old Try, his faith, and a whole bunch more.

For more information about Micah, visit http://villager.design.

For more information about Old Try, visit http://theoldtry.com. 

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We're back. Kimberly and I discuss the last four weeks including what's going on in our family, a recap of our week at family camp, 4th of July, my first time using a fire extinguisher, and more. 

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In this episode, my wife Kimberly and I are joined on the front porch by a very special guest, our daughter McKinley! McKinley shares with us a list of heirlooms she would like to have passed on to her, and this also leads to her sharing some great memories with us.

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In this episode, Kimberly and I talk about getting our feelings hurt by our kids. Then we go through a few old file folders we found in the garage that bring up some good memories, and some hard ones too. Finally, I make her an Old Fashioned using our new Eli Mason Barrel Aged Old Fashioned Mixer that releases on Wednesday, June 14 for National Old Fashioned Day!

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For more information on Eli Mason Cocktail Mixers, visit http://elimason.com or follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/drinkelimason. 

In this episode, Kimberly and I discuss our upcoming trip to Pine Cove Family Camp in South Carolina, plus we talk strategy for the camp's "theme nights."

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In this episode, Kimberly joins me to answer a handful of listener questions!

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Int his episode I share with you one of my most important tips for being a true Southern gentleman.

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In this episode I visit with Jay Cleveland, the founder and owner of the Tennessee Peanut Co. based in Nashville, Tennessee. Jay and I talk about growing up without a father, how he spent nearly two years in prison from age 16 to 18, how God changed his life, the best recipe for homemade boiled peanuts, and so much more. Jay is an awesome guy with an incredible story, and I hope hearing his story inspires you as much as it does me. Love y'all!

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For more information on Jay and the Tennessee Peanut Co., visit http://tennesseepeanut.com, or follow them on Instagram at http://instagram.com/tennesseepeanutco. 

In this episode I chat with my wife Kimberly about three (or four!) cool treats she loves to make for our family and friends during the hot summer months. 

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On this very special episode of the MADE SOUTH Podcast, my dear friend Joe Leavitt (of May The Smoke Be With You) and I sit down with Willie Robertson of Duck Commander and Duck Dynasty. The three of us talk about the origin story of Duck Dynasty, the time Willie played golf at Augusta National with his fly open, his new projects (including The Blind movie and His Story The Musical), and much more.

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For more information on Joe and May The Smoke Be With You, visit http://maythesmokebewithyou.com or follow him on Instagram at http://instagram.com/maythesmokebewithyou. 

For more information on Willie Robertson, visit http://duckcommander.com. The Blind movie, visit http://theblindmovie.com. For more information on His Story The Musical, visit http://hisstorythemusical.com. Follow Willie on Instagram at http://instagram.com/realwilliebosshog. 

I'm an idea guy. And generally speaking, when I have an idea, I take it to my wife for her feedback because she's the smartest person I know. So it stands to reason that she's heard hundreds of ideas from me over our 22 years of marriage. But she hasn't heard them all! In this episode, I share with my wife three different ideas that I've had over the years, but never did anything with. She offers her feedback, and hilarity ensues.

Kimberly and I sit in our sunroom and discuss food dishes that remind us of our childhood.

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Sean Dietrich is a columnist, novelist, and podcast host, known for his commentary on life in the American South. His work has appeared in Newsweek, Southern Living, Garden & Gun, The Tallahassee Democrat, Good Grit, South Magazine, Alabama Living, the Birmingham News, Thom Magazine, The Mobile Press Register, among others. He has authored fourteen books, and is the creator of the Sean of the South Podcast. For more information on Sean, visit https://seandietrich.com/ or follow him on Instagram at @seanofthesouth.

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