Monthly Archives: January 2026

Big changes are brewing at UPS, with thousands of employees facing uncertainty as the company reassesses its relationship with Amazon. Continue reading…

 In the early days of No Depression (that’s way back to the mid-late 1990s for you whippersnappers), we took the “whatever that is” part of our slogan pretty seriously. Which is to say, not seriously, in terms of deciding what did or didn’t

As much of the rest of the United States was stuck fast in an ice storm, Key West, FL was set ablaze as Mile 0 Fest returned to their old tradition of opening the festival with a free street party.

The post Cross Canadian Ragweed, Mile 0 Fest Take Over Key West first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Emily Scott Robinson begins her latest record, Appalachia, with a hymn, a promise for the year ahead to be better than the last. With a melancholic echo of “Auld Lang Syne,” Robinson offers some hope for new beginnings even when it seems unthinkable. And though “Hymn for

One of the things I find endearing about the folk music community is how they support a wide range of styles. From a single performer with guitar or autoharp to a string band with complex arrangements that border on chamber music, they embrace it as their own. For a taste of some of the latter, […]

Jon Spear “Flying In My Dreams” Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Jon SPear’s song “Flying In My Dreams” from his forthcoming album I’m Just Hanging On, which is set for release later this spring. The album was produced by Andrew Fritz Waldeck and mixed and mastered by Union Hill Recording in Amherst, Virginia. […]

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The first taste of Deep Blue. Ernest is gearing up to release his next album, which he revealed the title of on Net Positive with John Crist a couple weeks ago, and he also talked a lot about the inspiration behind it and how it all came to be. He said that much of it came from his time in St. Thomas, where the beachy, laid back island vibe very much came into play. He likened it to another one […]

The post Ernest Announces First Song From Forthcoming Album ‘Deep Blue’ first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Another one bites the dust. It was just last March when Hooters (the casual dining establishment that specializes in wings) waived the white flag and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. If you aren’t familiar with that particular bankruptcy filing, you might remember that Red Lobster did something similar a couple of years back, which led to the seafood brand closing down a number of additional locations and restructuring their debt in order to stay afloat financially. Now, Twin Peaks (basically […]

The post Another One Bites The Dust: Twin Peaks Becomes The Latest “Breastaurant” To File For Bankruptcy first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

What are we even doing here? Bill Belichick is one of the most decorated NFL coaches of all time. He holds the record for the most Super Bowl rings as a head coach, winning six titles during his 24 seasons with the New England Patriots. But not only that, he also won two Super Bowls as an assistant with the New York Giants, giving him the overall record for most Super Bowl wins as a coach in general. During his […]

The post The Voters Who Kept Bill Belichick From Becoming A First Ballot Hall Of Famer Should Lose Their Votes first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly 25 years since Dale Earnhardt was killed during the 2001 Daytona 500…and it’s almost harder to believe that one of the last people to talk to him was former child actor (and current NASCAR driver himself) Frankie Muniz. We all know the story of the day we lost the Intimidator. Earnhardt was running in third on the closing laps, behind Michael Waltrip and his son Dale Earnhardt Jr., who both drove for Earnhardt’s […]

The post The Surprising Role “Malcolm In The Middle” Star Frankie Muniz Played In Dale Earnhardt’s Final Moments At Daytona first appeared on Whiskey Riff.