Hudson & Landry
About this episode
The episode explores the comedic duo Hudson & Landry and their impact on American storytelling and culture.
From the golden age of truck-stop coffee, CB radios, and jokes your uncle definitely shouldn't have told at church, comes the comedy duo that turned southern storytelling into an American art form – Hudson & Landry. One was smooth, one was loud. Together they sounded like two guys holding court at a roadside diner somewhere between Nashville and trouble. They gave us a collection of timeless routines. Their records spun on jukeboxes and radio stations across the country with punchlines around every corner. Their biggest hit "Ajax Liquor Store," was nominated for a Grammy Award. One morning I called them on the air at WOKY and ended up being on their program in Los Angeles.
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