With it's origins in folk music mixed with the soul of blues, bluegrass has been a timeless genre for many years. In this episode of the Bull Mountain Podcast, Dustin Edmonson talks with Gavin, Ashton, Roger, and Jordan from the Johnson Brothers bluegrass band, about the origins of bluegrass and what inspires them to perform and write bluegrass songs.

In this episode, Dustin interviews Jim McCullough, an 85 year old with Parkinson's who manages to draw, paint, write, and build.

Shane Petree grew up in Red Bay Alabama almost the same as most kids in that area, but a troubled childhood eventually led him down the path to addiction and substance abuse. In this episode, Shane talks about his past addiction, what got him there, and how he was able to overcome his addiction through faith.

Dale talks with Mickey Kennedy, long time friend and renowned hound dog breeder and fox hunter. Mickey talks about the history of fox hunting with dogs as well as how the landscape of hunting has changed in recent years.

Joey Allen sits down with Dean Hubbard, the vice president of the NorthWest Alabama NRA chapter. They discuss the development of NorthWest Alabama's first NRA chapter as well as gun safety, how the NRA uses legislation to keep anti-gun laws from being passed, as well as how people can get involved in helping protect our 2nd Amendment rights.

In this episode of the Bull Mountain Podcast, Dale talks with Janna Jackson, Chief of Police (Red Bay, Alabama) and Kyle Gober, Lead Investigator (Red Bay, Alabama), about what it's like policing a small town where everyone knows each other and what sets Red Bay, Alabama apart from other towns.

John Godwin, known for the hit tv show, Duck Dynasty, sits down with Dale to talk about life, faith, hunting, fishing, and how Duck Commander and Duck Dynasty has changed his life. He also discusses when he first met the Robertson family and how Phil Robertson influenced his life and helped him come to Jesus.

For most people, death is not something we think about from day-to-day. Very rarely does someone come face-to-face with death and live to tell about it. In this episode, Tony Rodgers, a native of Red Bay, Alabama, talks about the day he was declared dead and what he saw on the other side. He also explains how that experience has reshaped his life.