JAG After Dark

Brains, Balls & Bourbon: Building a Steel Empire | JAG After Dark Ep. 2

🎉 In this unfiltered episode of JAG After Dark, we celebrate Justin’s 50th with a whiskey-soaked deep dive into the real origin story of JAG Metals — where loyalty, late-night concrete jobs, broken machines, and brotherhood built a steel empire from nothing. From screaming in ditches to rolling panels in a freezing barn, Justin and Blake share the brutally honest moments, hilarious breakdowns, and near-bankruptcy decisions that led to JAG Metal's rise.  Whether you're an entrepreneur, builder, or just love a wild startup story — this is for you. 👷‍♂️ Grit.  🔧 Loyalty.  🍻 A little chaos.  👉 Don’t forget to subscribe for more behind-the-scenes truths about building big things from the dirt up.

Red Shahan Gets Real on Music, Texas Life & Hustling with Heart | JAG After Dark Ep. 1

🔥 Welcome to JAG After Dark, where Texas grit meets real talk, cold drinks, and late-night truth. In this official first episode, Justin Bradley (owner of JAG Metals) and cohost Benna Bland sit down with Texas Americana artist Red Shahan live from Rusty Nickel Icehouse during the 95.9 The Ranch Music Series. From busted gates to broken go-karts, from caveman festivals to fatherhood and faith, this is not your average podcast. This is raw, unfiltered, and 100% Texan. 🎙️ In this episode: Red’s rise from Stephenville to Americana icon Starting over after COVID and rebuilding the Texas tour scene The real story behind the Caveman Festival & Bigfoot sightings Red’s business side: cattle, car washes, and community Why supporting small businesses (and each other) matters now more than ever How friendship, faith, and Jack Daniels turn into life’s best conversations 🐂 Whether you're a Texas country fan, a small town dreamer, or someone who just needs a good laugh and a strong drink — this one's for you. 📍 Filmed at Rusty Nickel Icehouse | Proudly powered by JAG Metals 🎧 Subscribe for more real talk, live music moments, and back porch-style convos with legends, locals, and the folks building the heart of Texas.