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In this episode of the Southern Gentlemen Podcast, Chris walks into the studio carrying something a little unexpected… his wife Kimberly's purse. Naturally, this leads to a brand-new game where Winston has to blindly guess the wild assortment of things that might be hiding inside. From mystery lotions to receipts of unknown origin, the fellas stumble into plenty of laughs as they dig through the depths of "the bag."

But like most things on this show, the fun opens the door to something a bit deeper. Chris and Winston end up talking about how men and women carry things differently in life — not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually, too. They explore why women often feel responsible for so much unseen weight, why men tend to just "stuff it down and keep movin'," and how couples can share the load a little better.

It's a mix of humor, honesty, and good old Southern reflection — exactly what you'd expect from a couple of front-porch philosophers with microphones. Tune in for some laughs, a few surprises, and a conversation that might just stick with you.

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In this moving installment of The Southern Gentlemen Podcast, Chris and Winston sit down with their next "Unexpected Company" guest, Allen Blaxton — a 25-year veteran of the U.S. Navy who spent two of those years as Maintenance Officer for the legendary Blue Angels. Allen was introduced to the show by our previous "Unexpected Company" guest, Michael Farren, and his story takes listeners on a powerful journey through service, music, loss, and faith.

After retiring from the Navy, Allen traded fighter jets for drumsticks, becoming a full-time professional drummer. But the heart of this conversation centers on something far deeper — the heartbreaking loss of his son, Isaac, to a fentanyl overdose in 2023. Chris, Winston, and Allen talk openly about grief, marriage through tragedy, and the power of community in the face of unimaginable pain.

It's an honest, emotional, and ultimately hopeful conversation about love, resilience, and the ways we keep showing up — for ourselves, for our families, and for one another.

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In this week's episode of The Southern Gentlemen Podcast, Chris and Winston kick things off by answering a listener's voicemail asking the all-important question: what's the best way to prepare a Thanksgiving turkey? The fellas share their favorite tips (and a few cautionary tales).

Then things take a turn when Chris shares his experience with his first-ever mud mask treatment, leading to a discussion on self-care, ritual, and relaxation.

The guys also recap the final NASCAR race of the year and unpack another championship that slipped through Denny Hamlin's fingers. They also dive into the fragmentation of today's media world, including how the Disney–YouTube spat threw a wrench in weekend SEC football viewing.

Finally, they discuss Michelin's new Southern dining guide and what it means for food culture below the Mason-Dixon line. And just when things start to settle down, Winston makes a surprise phone call live on the air that catches everyone off guard.

It's equal parts humor, hospitality, and heartfelt Southern banter — just the way we like it.

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In this week's episode of Southern Gentlemen, Chris and Winston cover a little bit of everything. They kick things off by answering a listener's question about vow renewals, share why they decided to delete their TikTok account, and then Chris tells the wild story of accidentally booking a night for he and his wife to stay at what used to be a brothel. Winston gives an update on his ongoing Alpha-gal journey, and the guys wrap things up with a spirited conversation about Coach Tony Vitello's big move from leading the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team to managing the San Francisco Giants. It's a mix of laughs, lessons, and a whole lot of Southern charm.

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In this week's episode of the Southern Gentlemen Podcast, Chris and Winston are all over the map — in the best way. Chris shares stories from his family's fall break trip to Dollywood, including some insider pro tips for anyone planning a visit. Winston gives an update on his bold move away from the iPhone to a minimalist Wisephone, and how that's been going so far. They also dive into Winston's questionable dentist habits (or total lack thereof), sparking a funny and honest conversation about technology, self-care, and the little things we all tend to neglect. It's a front-porch kind of episode — casual, honest, and full of laughs.

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In this episode, Chris and Winston sit down with Dr. Christopher Motley to have an honest, insightful conversation about something every man needs to understand—testosterone.

They dig into what testosterone really is, how it affects a man's energy, mood, focus, strength, and overall health, and why maintaining healthy levels is so important as we age. Dr. Motley breaks down practical, natural ways to boost testosterone—from the right supplements and specific exercises to better sleep, nutrition, and stress management.

The guys also discuss TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy)—what it is, who it's for, and the potential drawbacks that men should consider before jumping in.

It's a candid, educational, and often funny conversation about one of the most misunderstood topics in men's health—one that might just change how you approach taking care of your body.

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In this episode, Chris and Winston sit down with Justin Marks—founder and CEO of Trackhouse Entertainment Group—to talk about how he went from driver to building one of the most innovative teams in NASCAR. Justin opens up about what it takes to lead a company of more than 180 employees, the habits and disciplines that help him stay grounded as a husband and father while navigating the chaos of professional motorsports, and why personal stewardship is key to long-term success. Along the way, the guys throw him some fun curveballs—like whether he's Team Cracker Barrel or Team Waffle House—and the hot-take question: Is Missouri a Southern state? All that and more in this wide-ranging conversation about leadership, legacy, and living with purpose.

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In this episode, Chris and Winston call an audible and set aside their original plan to dive into something that's been stirring in Chris' heart as he approaches his 48th birthday: the idea of being a wiser steward.

They unpack how true stewardship begins with ourselves — our souls, our spiritual lives, and our relationship with God. When we tend to that foundation first, we gain the wisdom and strength to faithfully care for our marriages, our children, our friendships, our finances, our time, and everything else God has placed in our hands.

The conversation gets so real and personal that Chris, fired up by the weight of it all, actually lets a cuss word slip. It's raw, honest, and full of conviction — a reminder that stewardship isn't about perfection, but about intentionality, grace, and growth.

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