Life is screwed up. So come join us, Bradford and Jason, on the porch to enjoy a good bourbon and cigar to figure it out. Picture this: a cozy porch or patio, the sun setting in the distance, and the perfect cigar in hand. That’s our sweet spot, and we want you there with us. Each episode is like a chat with old friends where we dive into everything from the smooth notes of bourbon to the complexities of life’s biggest questions—jobs, politics, history, music, and even the quirkiest of topics like, “Why did we quit using lead paint?” One of us is a brain surgeon—yes, really—and the other brings a mix of sharp intellect, charisma, and unyielding certainty. We’ll let you guess which is which. We’re tackling it all: from the lives of Presidents to overcoming isolation, battling cancer, navigating divorce, and the wild ride of raising adult kids. So, grab a friend, your favorite cigar, and a drink that makes you smile. Join us on the porch for some real talk and a lot of laughs.
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Toast-Worthy Friends: Who Will Carry Your Casket?
Sep 21, 202633 min
Who are the men in your life who would show up when it really matters? Share this episode with them now! Jason and Bradford open Season Three of Two Guys On A Porch with a question that sounds a little morbid—but gets straight to the heart of friendship: Who will carry your casket? Not just who knows you. Not just who grabs a drink with you. Who knows you well enough to tell you the truth, ask the hard question, walk with you through difficult seasons, and still be standing there years later? In this episode, Jason and Bradford talk about the friendships that have shaped their own lives, why shared experiences matter, and why real friendship takes honesty, vulnerability, and intentionality. Jason makes the point that if a man can name six true friends, that may be evidence of a life well lived. And because those kinds of friends deserve a proper toast, the guys pour three very different “toast-worthy” whiskeys: Frank August Small Batch, an 11-Year Willett Purple Top, and Heaven Hill 19-Year Wheat Whiskey—working their way from a great everyday bottle to pours worthy of marking a life well lived. Along the way, they talk about friendships for a season versus friendships for life, the importance of having friends who will tell you the truth in love, and the reality that meaningful male friendship rarely happens by accident. In a world where it has become increasingly easy for men to live like islands, friendship has to become intentional. So pull up a chair, pour something worth toasting, and ask yourself: We came for the bourbon, but stayed for the conversation.
We Think We Make Em' Better Than They Used To - Ball And Buck Nashville
Aug 25, 202611 min
What happens when a brand believes the things we use should carry stories, not just wear out? Jason and Bradford take Two Guys On A Porch on the road for a field-trip edition from the brand-new Ball and Buck flagship store in Nashville, Tennessee, with founder Mark Bollman IV. Ball and Buck is built around a simple idea: make things well enough that they become part of your story. Heirloom-grade clothing and gear, rooted in generations of American sporting tradition, designed to perform in the field, look just as good back in town, and someday be handed down with a few stories attached. Mark shares how time spent hunting with his grandfather—and a jacket passed down through his family—helped shape a brand focused on craftsmanship, durability and preserving the sporting lifestyle. As he puts it, when something lasts long enough, it stops being just a product and becomes a kind of journal of the places you've been. That philosophy fits the Porch pretty well. The guys talk waxed cotton, field gear, why relationships matter more than simply filling shelves, and the collaborations Ball and Buck chooses because they believe in the people behind the brands—not just the products. Naturally, there’s also bourbon. Jason, Bradford and Mark pour Blade and Bow, talk about its connection to the old Stitzel-Weller Distillery, and leave behind a bottle of the Two Guys On A Porch Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel for future clubhouse conversations. And “clubhouse” may be the best way to describe the new Nashville location. There’s sporting apparel and gear, high-end shotguns and rifles, a barbershop, places to sit and stay awhile—and a completely restored 1981 Jeep Scrambler built in collaboration with Bird Buggy that has enough horsepower to make Bradford reconsider several financial decisions. Because Ball and Buck isn't really about nostalgia. It's about taking what was worth preserving from the past, making it work for today, and building something good enough to still matter tomorrow. Field tested. Quality proven. Stories earned. Visit ballandbuck.com or the brick and mortar stores in Nashville and Dallas The bourbon may have started the conversation. But the conversation is why we came.
Blanton’s may be one of the most recognizable bottles in bourbon—but for Jason, it’s more than that. It’s still the “plumb line” he uses to measure just about everything else. On this Porch Picks from Two Guys On a Porch, Bradford comes back from the Kentucky Bourbon Trail with stories from Buffalo Trace Distillery, some surprisingly reasonable gift-shop prices, and one long-overdue gift for Jason: a barrel stave for his collection of Blanton’s horse toppers. The guys talk Blanton’s Single Barrel, Weller Antique 107, bourbon hunting, collecting all eight letters that spell BLANTON’S, and the strangely difficult pursuit of finding the right second “N.” It’s a quick conversation about bourbon, friendship, tiny metal horses, and why some bottles never really leave your rotation—even after your palate changes. Whiskey for the men. A stave for the horses. Sounds about right. #tobykeith #willienelson #Bourbon #Blantons #BuffaloTrace #Whiskey #BourbonHunting #KentuckyBourbonFestival
Ep. 58 Inside Winston Churchill's Favorite London Shop
Jul 16, 20266 min
Ep. 58 Inside Winston Churchill's Favorite London Shop On this episode of Porch Picks from Two Guys On A Porch, Jason shares a highlight from a recent family trip to London—a visit to the legendary James J. Fox, one of the world's oldest tobacconists and a favorite destination of Sir Winston Churchill. Join Jason and Bradford as they explore the history of this iconic London landmark, Churchill's connection to the shop, the museum preserving his legacy, and the story behind the famous Romeo y Julieta Churchill cigar. Have you ever discovered a hidden gem while traveling? Let us know in the comments below! 👍 At Two Guys On A Porch, bourbon may open the conversation, but friendship, history, faith, family, leadership, and life's biggest questions are what keep it going. If you enjoy those kinds of conversations, please Like, Subscribe, and share this video. 🥃 Listen & Follow Two Guys On A Porch: • YouTube • Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Facebook • Instagram #TwoGuysOnAPorch #WinstonChurchill #JamesJFox #London #LondonTravel #Churchill #History #Travel #UnitedKingdom #Cigars #RomeoYJulieta #HistoricLondon
Ep. 57 - A Pastor Enjoying Bourbon? Scott Sauls on Mercy, Freedom, & Suffering
Jul 9, 202630 min
Can a pastor enjoy bourbon? It's a question that surprises some people—and it opens the door to a much bigger conversation. In this episode of Two Guys on a Porch, Jason and Bradford welcome pastor, author, and friend Scott Sauls to the porch over a pour of award-winning New Riff Bourbon. What begins as a conversation about bourbon and Christian freedom quickly turns into an honest discussion about friendship, mercy, longing, idolatry, and why the deepest questions of life can never be answered by success alone. Scott also shares insights from his new book, The Mercy King: How the Kindness of Jesus Heals Your Sin, Shame, and Weakness, exploring how God's mercy meets us in our longings, our suffering, and our search for hope. Whether you're a person of faith, someone who has questions about Christianity, or simply enjoy meaningful conversations over a great pour, we think you'll find something worth taking with you. 🥃 Pour a glass. 💬 Join the conversation. 👍 Like, subscribe, and share with a friend who enjoys thoughtful conversations. Learn more about Scott's new book, The Mercy King: The Mercy King on Amazon #ScottSauls #Bourbon #Whiskey #Faith #Friendship #TwoGuysOnAPorch
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