HeyJaredBlack Tee Society
Josh and Dave spent decades in large market rock radio with an unwavering passion for the music, the bands, the fans and the stories behind the music. The Black Tee Society celebrates it all with a fair amount of jack-assery thrown in.
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Episode 14: Dolly Parton: | 13 | A Retrospective on Kindness, Legacy, Unapologetic Authenticity and Strategic Genius (opens the original)
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Beyond the pop-culture icon lies a masterclass in songwriting, radical empathy, and fiercely independent business acumen. This episode opens with a heartfelt tribute following the passing of country music legend, philanthropist, and global icon Dolly Parton. Rather than repeating standard news network coverage, the hosts dive into the lesser-known aspects of her life, her business savvy, and her unique position in pop culture. The discussion highlights how Dolly navigated massive crossover succe
Episode 13: 45 Years of Noise, Nuisance, and Nuance | 12 | Bucket Hingley on CBGB Records, Political Ska, and Why Mainstream Radio Missed the Point Entirely (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Black Tee Society , hosts Josh and Dave sit down with Bucket Hingley, the frontman and founding force behind 2-Tone and ska-punk legends The Toasters . Spanning over four decades, six thousand shows, and a global legacy of DIY persistence, Bucket pulls back the curtain on the origins of American ska, the mythos of early NYC venue culture, and the real logistics of keeping a touring band alive across decades. The conversation drifts through a backstage snapshot at Tulsa’s M
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