Tristan Scroggins
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Oct 21, 2026
Alex SteedHOST
hello you and welcome to you are good a feelings podcast about movies today we are talking about deliverance we're talking about it with tristan scroggins and carolyn kendrick and they're here to promote their show don't call me darlin i am your host alex steed welcome You Are Good at Feelings podcast about movies is exactly what it sounds like.
Alex SteedHOST
This is a show where we talk about movies and the feelings they make us feel.
Alex SteedHOST
We are not film critics.
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Alex SteedHOST
Thanks so much to Carolyn, who means so much to this show.
Alex SteedHOST
So glad to have you here, of course, Carolyn.
Alex SteedHOST
Thanks to my great friend Tristan Scroggins for being here.
Alex SteedHOST
Don't forget to check out their show, Don't Call Me Darling.
Alex SteedHOST
You're going to love it.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
And this affects everyone's lives, but no one really knows exactly how it's all going to shake out.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
All these headlines are probably why I found myself diving deep down a rabbit hole when my friend Tristan Scroggins showed me something amazingly analog.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
A big stack of bright blue music newsletters.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
Okay.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
But there might be more of a connection between these worlds than meets the eye.
Laurie LewisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I don't know what they thought, but I mean, I've been called the Jane Fonda of bluegrass.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
I'm Carolyn Kendrick, and this is my co-producer and friend, Tristan Scroggins.
Tristan ScrogginsHOST
Hi.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
She's also known for her mandolin playing, her singing, her Missouri roots, and of course her custom-wrapped tour bus, known as the Bluegrass Express.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
I wasn't able to be there in person for this particular interview, but Don't Call Me Darling co-producer Tristan Scroggins had the chance to talk with Rhonda backstage at a festival they both happened to be playing.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
I wanted to kick off our bonus episodes with Rhonda because she's often cited as one of the most influential women at Bluegrass.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
She's also highly decorated.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
She's a member of the Grand Ole Opry, a Grammy winner for Best Bluegrass Album, and an eight-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year winner, just to name a few of her accolades.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
Rhonda also represents a more traditional bluegrass sound, one that is deeply connected to the genre's origins, including its gospel influences.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
And with that, here's Tristan Scroggins in conversation with Rhonda Vinson.
Tristan ScrogginsHOST
Oh, so can you tell us who you are and where we are?
Carolyn KendrickHOST
Who are you?
Tristan ScrogginsHOST
I'm Tristan Scroggins.
Tristan ScrogginsHOST
Yeah, this is our bonus episode to go along with our release of Don't Call Me Darling.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
Yeah, episode one.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
21st century life is so digitally saturated that it's very easy to yearn for a more unplugged time.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
Which is probably why I went deep down a rabbit hole when my friend Tristan Scroggins showed me something amazingly analog.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
A stack of physical, underground, feminist newsletters from the 1990s.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
These newsletters were made without AI, without social media, and they were made for women, by women.
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For
Carolyn KendrickHOST
women and bluegrass.
Carolyn KendrickHOST
I'm Carolyn Kendrick, and this is my co-producer and friend, Tristan Scroggins.
Tristan ScrogginsHOST
Hi.