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Tyler Childers

Tyler Childers

American singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Oct 28, 2026

Laura WebbHOST
1:01
Now splitting his time between Nashville and Anchorage, Alaska, Medium Build has become a favorite across the creative community, with artists including John Mayer, Zach Bryan, and Elton John counting themselves amongst his fans.
Laura WebbHOST
1:15
He has released five studio albums to date and has toured with bands such as Role Model, Tyler Childers, and Phineas.
Laura WebbHOST
1:22
We know him.
Lindsay WolfingtonHOST
1:25
While working through some personal issues, Nick was inspired to make his latest album, King of Having Fun.
Michael BennettGUEST
60:02
You think the players out there are like, oh, man, they're going to play whatever that guy's name is.
Michael BennettGUEST
60:07
Tyler Childers? Okay, yeah, Tyler Childers, whatever his name is.
Michael BennettGUEST
60:11
So, yeah, you think they're all pumped up that they're playing that ridiculous song?
Steven PeakeHOST
60:15
No, but I don't think that Cubs players are like, oh, let's all get together and sing Go Cubs Go after the game.

6 MINS LATER

Steven PeakeHOST
66:32
We don't have anything, and I'm learning that the reason we can't have anything is because everybody has to have their opinion, and so it's never going to be good enough because it has to make everybody happy.
Steven PeakeHOST
66:43
Everybody has to love it.
Steven PeakeHOST
66:44
Whatever we decide to do, that's not my favorite Tyler Childers song.
Steven PeakeHOST
66:48
But whatever we end up doing, whatever can happen sort of organically like that did, I'm ready to latch on to it because I go to all these other places and they got like seven to ten different things that they do.
Mark BucklesHOST
16:36
Poking their finger in the eye after they had the basketball goal over there that they were dunking on during the game.
Mark BucklesHOST
16:42
But then shifting into Tyler Childers, I just knew in that moment, that shared experience, that...
Mark BucklesHOST
16:51
I just knew that was the origin of something.
Mark BucklesHOST
16:53
And then it was confirmed on Saturday night, all urine is here to stay.
Matt JonesHOST
1:51
If he wants to change the start to hour two from Wu-Tang to this, then I'm fine with that.
Matt JonesHOST
1:59
But hour one is Tyler Childers' White House Road, Josiah.
Matt JonesHOST
2:03
So do not listen.
Matt JonesHOST
2:04
Just because I'm gone one day does not mean he just gets to change everything.
Andrew McLainHOST
24:00
I'm like, man, we got to go back to a show.
Andrew McLainHOST
24:03
The last one we went to was that Tyler Childers show, which I don't listen to Tyler Childers, but I did discover a new artist that I was a fan of and I've been listening to ever since named Evan Hohner.
Andrew McLainHOST
24:17
He's pretty good.
Andrew McLainHOST
24:19
But I go and I look, and they don't have anything booked.
Matt JonesHOST
49:22
I mean, obviously, people know that listen to this show.
Matt JonesHOST
49:25
Tyler Childers I've loved for a decade now.
Matt JonesHOST
49:27
But I'm surprised.
Matt JonesHOST
49:29
Is there any other team in the country – Has their pump-up
KruserHOST
0:01
That's 60,000-plus people singing that Tyler Childers song the other night.
KruserHOST
0:07
All your very grassroots way in which this whole thing started.
KruserHOST
0:15
Kind of it reminds me of how the World Cup embraced a song about West Virginia by John Denver.
KruserHOST
4:38
It's time to leave.
KruserHOST
4:41
And I would think that was the kind of song to say, hey, okay, the celebration's over, but obviously it wasn't.
KruserHOST
4:48
Well, and then, too, you have Tyler Childers, who had the hit with the song, who's a beloved Kentucky boy, right? Proud native of Lawrence County.
KruserHOST
4:58
So here's a guy that's beloved in the state anyway, so you have that going for you.
KruserHOST
5:03
I think this makes more sense than, again, this kind of reminds me of the World Cup adopting John Denver's song about West Virginia.
Camo HilderHOST
9:04
At Strummingbird.
Lottie RaeHOST
9:04
Oh, Tyler.
Camo HilderHOST
9:05
Tyler Childers.
Camo HilderHOST
9:07
Childers.
Camo HilderHOST
9:07
Childers?
Ken MorrisHOST
42:34
of meth cocaine are we on right now?
Trevor SpencerHOST
42:36
But then I'll listen to Sturgill and Tyler Childers and stuff like that too.
Trevor SpencerHOST
42:40
But yeah, I'll do the same thing.
Trevor SpencerHOST
42:42
I'll get bored with, I love podcasts, don't get me wrong.
KruserHOST
23:33
I think it's from 2019.
KruserHOST
23:34
It's a Tyler Childers country love ballad.
Bill MeckGUEST
23:38
Well, they had the words up on the lighted ribbon, so you could sing along karaoke style.
Bill MeckGUEST
23:44
And the bouncing white ball.

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