Joe and Cameron return from hibernation to discuss the late and great album, Take the Weather with You.

Joe and Cameron dig in to the eternal Jimmy Buffett's latest album, Equal Strain on All Parts, while also finding any reason to be offended about all time album rankings. All music property of Jimmy Buffett unless otherwise explicitly stated.

After a long hiatus, Joe and Cameron discuss JB's recent passing with Papa Parrothead himself, sharing their most Buffett songs in memorial. Then they dive deep into the country ensemble classic, License to Chill. All music property of Jimmy Buffett unless otherwise explicitly stated. Listen along to the playlist created on this episode here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2mzKF2tq6OD73E6GBJ57l4?si=8696e6f2269b4224

In this extra special and extra spooky edition of  Podcasting in Paradise, Joe and Cameron read and discuss Jimmy Buffett’s  “Swamp Creature Let One In,” a chilling tale of snakes, swamp monsters  and golf.

In this episode Joe and Cameron discuss Banana Wind,  an oddly prescient mid-90s Buffett album which features perhaps the greatest Coral Reefer Band lineup. They also they discover what the internet thinks of Jimmy Buffett’s feet.

In this episode Cameron and Joe present the opening salvo of Jimmy Buffett's 90s comeback, Fruitcakes. Plus, some words about boat safety.  Follow @PodinParadise on IG and Twitter for more little goodies.

The new year and the post-mustache era begins as Joe and Cameron discuss the often-maligned but surprisingly endearing album, “Hot Water.” Plus, Joe introduces Cameron to some eclectic and perhaps slightly over-priced Jimmy Buffett memorabilia. Follow @PodinParadise on IG and Twitter for more little goodies. All music played is recorded by Jimmy Buffett unless otherwise explicitly stated.

Patrick "Papa Parrothead" Collins returns to the show to discuss the end of the Moustache Era. Plus, Joe drops a bombshell piece of news all over this pod.  Music bracketing the ad break comes from "Making Music for Money" and the outro kazoos come from "Captain America", both recorded Jimmy Buffett. Follow @PodinParadise on IG and Twitter for more little goodies. All music played is recorded by Jimmy Buffett unless otherwise explicitly stated.

In this very special and very spooky episode, Cameron and Joe go through the obituary of  Captain Tony; owner of Sloppy Joe's, former Mayor of Key West, and star of Jimmy Buffett's "Last Mango in Paris.". They also discuss a Yiddish adaptation of the classic Buffett bar ballad, "Why Don't We Get Drunk (and Screw)" as well as a very creepy and very confusing piece of Halloween merch. Follow @PodinParadise on IG and Twitter for more little goodies.

Cameron and Joe are joined Harrison Ford, an honorary Coral Reefer, to discuss the Jimmy Buffett album, the cocktail recipe and the Morgana Best novel that are collectively known as “Last Mango in Paris.” Music bracketing the ad break comes from "Making Music for Money" and the outro kazoos come from "Captain America", both recorded Jimmy Buffett. Follow @PodinParadise on IG and Twitter for more little goodies. All music played is recorded by Jimmy Buffett unless otherwise explicitly stated.