God's Country

hunter sees something that makes him quit hunting for good. A $35 farmhouse door comes with an unwanted surprise. And Dan and Reid might never walk to a deer stand in the dark again.

Cam and Kyle from Expanded Perspectives join God’s Country Podcast for a Halloween episode packed with strange hunting encounters, Bigfoot stories, ghost stories, and unexplained sightings from deep in the woods.

From mysterious glowing orbs over a hunting camp to a bizarre encounter while elk scouting in Idaho, the guys share accounts sent in by hunters and outdoorsmen—and debate what might explain them. Dan and Reid also introduce “Little Ricky Studebaker,” the unexpected visitor at their parents’ house, before a conversation about haunted antiques has them questioning every estate-sale purchase.

In this episode:
• Bigfoot encounters—and the sighting that made one hunter sell his gear
• Unexplained lights and strange encounters in the backcountry
• A schoolyard Bigfoot story with an unbelievable twist
• A supposedly haunted farmhouse door bought at an estate sale
• The “little people of the woods” and duende folklore
• Faith, the spiritual realm, and what Dan and Reid believe

Whether you’re a skeptic or you’ve seen something you can’t explain, pull up a chair. These stories come with plenty of laughs—and a few reasons to hurry back to the truck.

What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever seen or heard in the woods? Tell us your story in the comments. Would you keep hunting—or sell everything?

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Two-time World Series champion and Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy joins God’s Country for the powerful story behind his grandmother’s World Series prediction—and why chasing a big buck gives him the same adrenaline as pitching on baseball’s biggest stage.

Jake catches up with longtime friends Dan and Reid Isbell about his journey from Mobile, Alabama, to the major leagues, winning with the Boston Red Sox and San Francisco Giants, and the family connection that made his first start at Fenway Park unforgettable.

Plus, Jake shares his perspective on the Atlanta Braves, small ball versus analytics, and how a mental coach helped him handle the pressure of pitching in the big leagues. The boys also revisit a spring-training trip involving bowfishing in a retirement community, an unhappy neighbor, and some very memorable turkey sandwiches.

In this episode:• His grandmother’s prediction before the 2013 World Series• The connection between buck fever and World Series pressure• The Red Clay Strays’ early days in Mobile• Why Jake believes strikeouts and small ball still matter• Hunting whitetails and making time for his kids• How Jake supported Dan and Reid before the hits and the podcast• A $1,000 “Small Town Saturday Night” challenge

It’s baseball, country music, hunting, family, and the people who believe in you before anyone else does.

What’s the bigger adrenaline rush: a trophy buck walking into bow range or pitching with the bases loaded in the World Series? Tell us in the comments.

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Ella Langley’s Tulsa concert cancellation goes to Country Music Court, and Dan and Reid Isbell explain why they’re backing her decision. Plus, the brothers break down October deer hunting, why big bucks disappear from trail cameras, and how to adjust your strategy before the whitetail rut.

On this episode of God’s Country Podcast, it’s a fall BROPOD packed with country music, hunting advice, football, and questionable Southern snake stories. Dan and Reid debate whether the “October lull” is really about deer changing food sources, when to move your trail cameras to scrapes, and why hunting without a plan might teach a buck YOUR pattern.

Away from the deer woods, the brothers put horror movie fans on trial—because apparently liking scary movies disqualifies you from babysitting their kids. They also get into Kentucky football, playoff baseball, and the baby copperhead legends their dads told them growing up.

In this episode:• Ella Langley’s concert cancellation and the Country Music Court verdict• October bow hunting, acorns, food plots, and pre-rut buck movement• Trail camera placement and scouting community scrapes• When to hunt a mature buck returning to your property• Scary movies, Halloween, and a very questionable babysitting rule• Kentucky football and baseball’s strike zone debate• Baby copperhead myths and Southern folklore

Do you trust people who love scary movies? And are your bucks still showing up on camera? Tell us in the comments.

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Bobby Pinson shares the story behind Toby Keith’s “Made in America” and the late-night phone call telling him his friend was gone—just as a band nearby started playing “How Do You Like Me Now?!”

This week on God’s Country, hit country songwriter Bobby Pinson joins brothers Dan and Reid Isbell, also known as The Brothers Hunt, for an unforgettable conversation about Toby Keith, the stories behind the songs, and the hard-earned lessons that make country music matter.

Bobby opens up about the friendship that made Toby feel like a brother, how a conversation with Trace Adkins sparked “Made in America,” and what he learned from writing alongside one of country music’s most unmistakable voices.

Then things get wild: Bobby tells the story of his backyard elk escaping onto a Tennessee highway, a ski-slope confrontation with Toby, and how Rhett Akins got him hooked on turkey hunting.

Plus, hear the unexpected origin of Eric Church’s “Some of It,” an acoustic performance of the song, and the powerful story of a listener who said “Don’t Ask Me How I Know” saved his life.

Along the way: faith, family, American pride, estate-sale hustles, and Bobby’s unfiltered take on songwriting, AI, and staying yourself in a changing Nashville.

👇 What’s your favorite piece of wisdom from Bobby? Drop it in the comments—and check out the Grizzly cooler giveaway mentioned in the episode.

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Jaren Johnston joins Dan and Reid Isbell on God’s Country for stories from his life as the frontman of The Cadillac Three and the songwriter behind hits including “Raise ’Em Up,” “Beachin’” and “Meanwhile Back at Mama’s.”

Jaren tells the wild story of Steven Tyler handing him a mystery paper bag with $10,000 inside, recalls jumping offstage during a show in Canada, and shares what happened when an artist insulted The Cadillac Three without realizing who was sitting across from him.

He also opens up about two years without drinking, relearning how to navigate music and touring, and wanting to be present for his wife and son. Plus, Jaren talks about why artists need to build a live audience—not just a social following—and plays “Raise ’Em Up” with the brothers.

What’s your favorite Jaren Johnston song? Tell us in the comments.

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