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Oct 20, 2026

AGDFEVHOST
0:11
Y'all know the name.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:12
This is K-E-R-B.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:15
CurbOnline.live.
JessHOST
0:31
Hello, hello, hello.
Ralph CarrollGUEST
31:38
And we jumped them and push McGraw down to two and it, It was a good victory for us, but it was really ugly.
Ralph CarrollGUEST
31:48
I had a promotion at the time for Curb, call me.
Ralph CarrollGUEST
31:53
I said, man, that was a butt whooping right there.
Ralph CarrollGUEST
31:57
I said, well, I mean, it's kind of what we're paid to do.
DVJHOST
49:20
So, yes, yellow cab is still operating in many cities, though the brand is managed by different independent local companies and cooperatives rather than a single national corporation.
DVJHOST
49:36
So in New York City, they're seeing the iconic yellow cabs remain active and can be held on the street or booked using apps like Curb and Aro alongside direct dispatch partnerships with Uber and Lyft.
DVJHOST
49:48
Oh, so they're partnering with Uber and Lyft now too and stuff.
DVJHOST
49:53
Out there in New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Bobby BonesHOST
30:56
October 22nd, 1990.
Bobby BonesHOST
30:57
That's the day a 23-year-old Tim McGraw signed his first record deal with Curb Records.
Bobby BonesHOST
31:03
Yeah, this is the beginning of something big, obviously.
Bobby BonesHOST
31:05
Now, before music took over, Tim actually went to college.
Bobby BonesHOST
31:18
He moved to Nashville.
Bobby BonesHOST
31:19
He made a demo.
Bobby BonesHOST
31:21
He handed that demo to his dad, Tug McGraw, the former MLB pitcher, who passed it on to an exec at Curb Records.
Bobby BonesHOST
31:27
And this is how Tim got a shot.
Jeremy ChapmanHOST
12:20
How many years now has it been you've been on-
Mo PitneyGUEST
12:22
I moved to Nashville in 2010 I signed with Curb Records, I think, in 2013.
Mo PitneyGUEST
12:30
And, uh, the album-
John ChapmanHOST
12:31
You were a pretty young fella at that time then, right?

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Emily PitneyGUEST
20:52
Yeah.
Mo PitneyGUEST
20:52
And so the Happy Hour Tour is really an attempt to solve a problem, in all honesty.
Mo PitneyGUEST
21:00
So signed to Curb Records, they're, I don't want to say one-trick ponyness, but their lane is country radio.
Mo PitneyGUEST
21:07
And so we have to figure out how to creatively connect to the other spaces outside of the one thing that they do.
Andrew PearceHOST
0:25
Hello and welcome to another episode of The Curb.
Andrew PearceHOST
0:28
I'm Andrew Pearce, and this is a podcast where I bring you in-depth interviews with filmmakers, creatives, and creators of culture.
Andrew PearceHOST
0:35
This podcast is usually recorded in Bulu, Western Australia, sovereignty never ceded, except when it's not.
Andrew PearceHOST
0:25
Hello and welcome to another episode of The Curb.
Andrew PearceHOST
0:28
I'm Andrew Pearce, and this is a podcast where I bring you in-depth interviews with filmmakers, creatives, and creators of culture.
Andrew PearceHOST
0:35
This podcast is usually recorded in Bulu, Western Australia, sovereignty never ceded, except when it's not.
AGDFEVHOST
0:10
Y'all know the name.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:10
This is K-E-R-B.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:13
CurbOnline.live.
JessHOST
0:16
Here
AGDFEVHOST
0:27
we go.
AGDFEVHOST
0:27
K-E-R-B.
AGDFEVHOST
0:29
Online.
JessHOST
0:31
K-E-R-B.

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