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Whiskey Myers Speaks on Independence on Steven Rinella Podcast
Texas country and Southern rock band Whiskey Myers has made their way in the world not through the help of major labels or mainstream radio play, but through grit and hard work, and a few hefty shout outs from influencers and a big piece of exposure through the Paramount network show Yellowstone.
Now they just got another opportunity on the wildly popular podcast of avid hunter and conservationist Steven Rinella. The latest episode of The MeatEater Podcast posted on Monday, December 7th includes a lengthy interview, and some of the boys also go on a Duck Hunt with Rinella.
“I mean, we just wanted to do our thing, we wanted to play our own music,” frontman Cody Cannon tells Steven Rinella. “Some people get into music I think and they want to be famous. Ya know? They don’t care, they want to be famous. That’s the end goal. There’s nothing wrong with that. But I don’t think anybody in our band ever had that in mind. It’s what you did. We play music. We’re in a band now. That’s what we do. And it was important for us to have our own style, and have our own control.”
Texas country and Southern rock band Whiskey Myers has made their way in the world not through the help of major labels or mainstream radio play, but through grit and hard work, and a few hefty shout outs from influencers and a big piece of exposure through the Paramount network show Yellowstone.
Now they just got another opportunity on the wildly popular podcast of avid hunter and conservationist Steven Rinella. The latest episode of The MeatEater Podcast posted on Monday, December 7th includes a lengthy interview, and some of the boys also go on a Duck Hunt with Rinella.
“I mean, we just wanted to do our thing, we wanted to play our own music,” frontman Cody Cannon tells Steven Rinella. “Some people get into music I think and they want to be famous. Ya know? They don’t care, they want to be famous. That’s the end goal. There’s nothing wrong with that. But I don’t think anybody in our band ever had that in mind. It’s what you did. We play music. We’re in a band now. That’s what we do. And it was important for us to have our own style, and have our own control.”
