BBQ RADIO NETWORK

Backyard BBQ, Nailed: Real Smoke, No Fancy Pits

Send us a textThis week on Barbecue Radio Network, Freddie Bell fires up approachable, practical barbecue you can master at home. Backyard Smoke master Kenyatta Robinson joins with real-world tips on ribs, brisket, and confidence—no fancy pits required. Then the guys from Blacksmoke BBQ talk if you want great barbecue without overthinking it, this episode is for you. Fire it up with Barbecue Radio Network.www.bbqradionetwork.com

From Wagyu to Tailgates: Meat, Smoke, and Game Day Legends

Send us a textThis week on Barbecue Radio Network, Freddie Bell fires it up with the Meat Dudes for a mouth-watering deep dive into Wagyu beef, swagger, and smokehouse secrets. Then, it’s game on with the Tailgate Guys, talking food, football, and parking-lot perfection. From backyard grills to game day glory—this is barbecue at its boldest.www.bbqradionetwork.com

From Food Truck to Flavor Landmark: Rollin’ Nolen’s Takes Midtown

Send us a textFrom tailgating with a smoker to a grand opening at Midtown Global Market, this week on the Barbecue Radio Network, Freddie Bell sits down with Chef T.J. Nolen of Rollin’ Nolen’s Barbecue. Hear the hustle, the family story, and the secret behind flavors that have Minnesota lining up for more. It’s barbecue, community, and a wild ride of flavor—don’t miss it.www.bbqradionetwork.com

Champions of the Flame: Featuring Luke Darnell & Matt Basile

Send us a textThis week on Barbecue Radio Network, it’s a special spotlight on two giants of competitive barbecue — Luke Darnell of Old Virginia Smoke and chef Matt Basile. Host Freddie Bell brings you stories, flavor, and the fire behind the champions. From live-fire wisdom to competition secrets, you won’t want to miss this smoky, soulful episode of Barbecue Radio Network. Tune in and turn up the heat!www.bbqradionetwork.com

From Barbecue Beginnings to Beekeeping and Beyond: A Chat with Eric Pearson

Send us a textIn this episode of Barbecue Radio Network, host Freddie Bell talks with Chef Eric Pearson, a seasoned pitmaster known for his expertise in clean smoke and deep flavor. Pearson shares his journey from grilling to barbecuing, discusses his inventive techniques including using peach nectar for marinating pork chops, and touches on his experiences with beekeeping and maple syrup making. The conversation also covers tips for beginners and explores the nuances of creating a balanced smoky flavor.www.bbqradionetwork.com