The P2 Podcast

Phil Pritchett discusses the lure of “survival television” shows, catches up with Zach Huckabee, and dissects Bob Dylan’s Daniel Lanois-produced album Oh Mercy.

Phil Pritchett talks about declining concert attendance, endures Blake Walker’s Cowboys rant, and hosts a grab bag in the vault including Guy Clark, Uncle Tupelo, and Daniel Lanois.

Phil Pritchett talks Corpus Christi and Daylight Savings peril, discusses Rangers and Cowboys with Blake Walker, and dissects Girls Can Tell by Spoon.

Phil Pritchett talks booking agents, welcomes his old road manager Blake Walker for celebrity talk, and explores Blue by Joni Mitchell while Kurt South wails silently in protest.

P2 dumbs down to watch Jackass 3D, talks with friend and Miranda Lambert guitarist Alex Weeden, and revisits Elton John’s second album.

Phil Pritchett recaps his high school band’s reunion show, sits down with longtime friend and Miranda Lambert guitarist Alex Weeden, and extols the virtues of Led Zeppelin III.

Phil Pritchett gives a full accounting of this year’s Flatland Jam in Illinois with Gretchen Wilson, discusses recent Texas Music festival disasters, and observes the greatness of Look Sharp! by Joe Jackson.

Phil Pritchett talks about how a football game can wreck a gig, and takes Phans on a journey through his new album Blueprint Garage, Volume 3.

P2 waxes nostalgic about his early music years, talks with his high school bandmate Wes Cunningham and takes a listen to his old band The Suburbans on beautiful cassette.

P2 implores Phans to invite him and the Full Band to their homes, talks to Wes Cunningham about his new film Sironia, and gives Phans a sneak peek at P2’s new Blueprint Garage Vol. 3.