A Podcast About Talking...
…talking the way we did before the internet. When you could not prove anyone right or wrong. All the expertise was contained in the people involved with the conversation. We hope you enjoy our conversations and as you listen, if you find yourself silently saying ”that don‘t sound right”, send us a comment. You’re one of us.
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Recent Episodes
244. Why Joy and Pain Might Belong Together
Peter and Cecil welcome fellow podcasters Jen and Brandy from Heavy Pour of Jen and Brandy for a thoughtful, funny, and surprisingly deep conversation about the connection between joy and pain. The discussion explores how Jen and Brandy’s podcast began, why people are drawn to sharing honest stories, and how healing sometimes shows up in unexpected places—from bars and backpacking trips to silent discos, roadside dancing, and even sneaking aboard yachts. Along the way, the group wrestles with big questions: What exactly is joy? How is it different from happiness? Can pain actually deepen our ability to experience joy? The conversation touches on the work of authors and thinkers like Kate Bowler and Jerry Sittser, including recommendations for Joyful Anyway and reflections on grief, healing, absurdity, and living honestly in a complicated world. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #HeavyPourOfGinAndBrandy #JoyAndPain #KateBowler #JerrySittser #HealingJourney #PodcastConversation #MentalHealth #AuthenticLiving #Storytelling #Backpacking #Absurdity #JoyfulAnyway #FunnyPodcast
243. Coast-to-Coast on Dirt: The Trans‑American Trail Revealed
Hosts Peter and Cecil explore the Trans‑American Trail, a pieced‑together off‑road route spanning the U.S., tracing spurs from Jellico, TN and Nags Head, NC out to the Oregon coast. They discuss the trail’s history, founder Sam Carrero, the 111‑map bundle and old‑school chart rolls used for navigation, vehicle options (motorcycles, Scouts, 4x4s), planning logistics like fuel and maintenance, and the mix of modern GPS with traditional maps. This episode is a primer for anyone curious about tackling a section of the trail or daydreaming about a cross‑country dirt adventure. #overlanding #transamericatrail #offroad #4x4 #motorcycleadventure #internationalscout #toyota4runner #podcast
242. Why Hunters Watch Cows Before Hunting Deer
Hunters swear the moon, cows, weather fronts, and barometers can predict deer and fish movement… but is any of it actually true? In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil debate hunting folklore, fishing calendars, turkey hunting, deer movement, and whether outdoorsmen are reading real signs… or just trying to convince themselves today’s the day. We talk about: Why hunters watch cows before deer hunting Fishing forecasts in old almanacs Moon phases and animal movement Turkey hunting stories Weather fronts and fishing Reading deer sign in the woods Whether “old timer wisdom” actually works. #hunting #fishing #deerhunting #turkeyhunting #podcast
Meet Your Hosts
Cecil Davis
Born and raised in the small backwater town of Cary, NC, Cecil has risen to become one of the most successful podcasters on his cul-de-sac. After years of telling stories to employees that were trapped by the confines of the office, he has found a new outlet for his knowledge on an endless array of subjects. Finding a kindred spirit in Peter, the two have set out on a quest to rediscover the finer points of dorm room conversations. A pharmacist by trade, and a hobbyist at heart there is always something new to try or talk about.
Peter Beilman
Peter is a jack-of-all-trades and a master of fun! When he’s not co-hosting the podcast “That Don’t Sound Right,” he’s likely to be found camping, fishing, or backpacking in the great outdoors. And when he’s not exploring the wild, he’s busy restoring his (t)rusty 1972 International Scout (which, in a stroke of serendipity, was his first car and his dad’s brand new ride back in the day).
But don’t let his love of the great outdoors fool you – Peter’s also a degreed engineer with a license to drive a tractor-trailer. Talk about a versatile guy!
When he’s not busy being a podcast star, engineer, and outdoorsman, Peter can be found at home with his lovely wife and three amazing kids. So if you’re looking for a guy who can fix your car, plan your next camping trip, and make you laugh, Peter’s your man!
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