podcasts – Rodes Less Traveled: Recent Episodes

Joe Cox and Ryan Clark

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https://ia601402.us.archive.org/32/items/rlt1-6final/rlt1-6final.mp3 Joe and Ryan visit Owensboro and discuss the ‘Cats with DCPL star Jarrod McCarty (no relation to Walter). We talk the Bahamas trip, UK hoops, UK football, and other miscellanea, because that’s how we roll.

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Rodes Less Traveled, Season 1, Episode 5 Joe and Ryan podcast on the heels of the Southern Kentucky Book Fest. They discuss UK’s returning players and the 2014-15 team, as well as the Book Fest, books, baseball, barbecue, and probably other things that start with the letter “b”. Who knows. Hijinks follow, because they always […]

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Rodes Less Traveled- Season 1, Episode 4 Podcasting from the first annual Initial Lincoln Book Festival in Stanford, Ky. This week, Joe and Ryan do a segment ranking (and discussing) the greatest shots in UK basketball history. After two brief breaks to sell books (not actually included, but if it’s a little jumpy in the […]

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Rodes Less Traveled- Season 1, Episode 3 Ryan and Joe discuss the 2014 NCAA Tournament performance and the outcome of Episode 2’s predictions. They wonder which UK Wildcats will stay and which will go. Joe calls Rex Chapman “kind of a pain in the butt” and future RLT appearances are discussed. Hijinx follow, because they […]

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Rodes Less Traveled, Season 1, Episode 2 Joe and Ryan return to talk about the NCAA Tournament. Get our picks, our sleepers, and speculations on whether Embid’s Back would be a good band name, as well as a list of stereotypes that are applied to white basketball players. It’s fun for the whole family and […]

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Rodes Less Travelled Podcast, Episode 1 Rodes Less Travelled podcast by Joe Cox and Ryan Clark. “Rodes Less Travelled: Sports, Culture, and Shooting the Bull in Kentucky” Episode 1, Recorded 3/15/14 Joe and Ryan are long-time friends and co-authors who will talk everything from sports (mostly with a Kentucky slant) to books and movies to […]