Outlaw Country

The freaks, misfits, outcasts, rebels and renegades of country music roll non-stop, safely within the sanctuary of Outlaw Country!

Paula Nelson plays music for the freaks, misfits, outcasts, rebels and renegades of country music.

Hardcore honky-tonker Dallas Wayne comes to you every weekday from the live music capital of the world - Austin, TX.

Sassy country singer Elizabeth Cook kicks off weekday mornings with a scintillating mix of music, recipes and household cleaning tips—All while being a touring musician, a regular on the Grand Ole Opry, and a cast-member of Adult Swim’s animated series, Squidbillies.

It's a redneck rampage with the irrepressible roots rock wildman Mojo Nixon, who broadcasts from his "House In The Hills" in Cincinnati, Ohio. Saddle up for an uncensored thrill-ride that celebrates the unheard demented psychotic underbelly of the American dream served with a heaping order of BBQ.

Longtime friends and collaborators Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale co-host a two-hour weekly Americana journey originating from Miller’s home studio in Nashville, TN, and featuring exclusive interviews and performances from American roots artists each week.

Whoop it up with Jackass star Johnny Knoxville from the Hollywood hills and his first cousin-musical misfit Roger Alan Wade-in Chattanooga, TN, on this weekly trans-continental hoedown. It's one hell raisin' hour of hot pickin', finger sniffin', frog stickin' Outlaw mayhem.

Grammy winner Steve Earle shoots from the hip in this one-hour weekly showcase for great songs and songwriters. Aside from his central role on the Americana music scene, he is also a published author/playwright and has appeared in the HBO series The Wire and Treme.

"The Voice in Black," Alamo Jones, and weekly musical guests celebrate the legacy of the late producer/songwriter/visionary "Cowboy" Jack Clement – from Sun rockabilly to the ‘70s Outlaw era, and songwriting legends like Townes Van Zandt and John Prine – recorded at the Cowboy Arms Hotel and Recording Spa in Music City, USA.

Former WWE superstar Hillbilly Jim and his good-for-nothing Cousin Spike have set up a white lightnin' still in Mudlick, KY, to serve up 200 proof country and southern-fried rock & roll every weekend.

The only son of Outlaw legends Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter proves that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, with an intoxicating two-hour weekly show, where he spins ass kickin' tunes from all of his rowdy friends, whether they come from the worlds of rock, country, or the original Outlaw era that he grew up with.