Hosted by Tavis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 73 episodes
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Welcome to BBQ Therapy! Ever stand over a grill or smoker and feel the world fade away? That’s BBQ Therapy. We’re all about the smoke, the stories, and the secrets behind great barbecue. Hosted by Tavis Bryant of Ya-Go HAM BBQ — where competition pitmasters and backyard pros share their tips, tricks, and real-world BBQ journeys. Plus, you’ll find hands-on BBQ videos, gear reviews, cook-offs, and behind-the-scenes looks at the world of competition BBQ.Whether you’re firing up your first smoker or chasing that Grand Champion trophy, you’re in the right place. Go Ham !!
Tavis hosts BBQ Therapy, a arts show with 73 episodes published.
On this episode of BBQ Therapy , Tavis Bryant talks with Brian Leigh of B.T. Leigh’s Sauces and Rubs about building a respected BBQ brand through flavor, consistency, and passion for the craft. Brian’s products have earn
A bonus episode of BBQ Therapy Podcast, we’re joined by one of the most inspiring young pitmasters in barbecue—Jacey Blurton of BBQ Bugsy. At just 13 years old, Jacey has already accomplished what many cooks spend decade
In this episode of BBQ Therapy , host Tavis Bryant sits down with Jerry Belcastro of the Pizza Cookoff Association to talk about the explosive growth of competition pizza and the community forming around live-fire cookin
This show has never been about brisket times or trophy counts. It’s about the people behind the fire. Chef Blackwell Smith, founder of Lucky Cajun, didn’t just create a seasoning—he created purpose in a package. Built on
This episode is a little different. During Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest, I had the opportunity to step in as a guest host for Blowin’ Smoke on a Doublewide, interviewing some of the biggest
Clean grill, clean BBQ—it’s that simple, but it’s often overlooked. In this minicast, we break down why a clean pit isn’t just about appearance—it’s about flavor, consistency, and respect for the craft. Old grease, lefto
Partnership in BBQ isn’t easy. It’s built in the smoke—through long nights, early mornings, pressure-packed turn-ins, and the kind of trust you can’t fake. Josh “JDQ” DeWitt and Jeremy “J Dub” Williams of JDQ BBQ know th
This one might get you yelling at your speakers. In this episode of BBQ Therapy Sports Edition, Tavis Bryant is joined by Joel Fleetwood, Jordan Kirkpatrick, and Brad Colter as they dive headfirst into some of the hottes
Some people follow flavor. Others create it. Derrick Todd is the founder of Pool Boy Rubs & Seasonings—a brand built on one simple idea: trust your taste. In this episode, we talk about what it really means to stand behi
In this special recap episode of BBQ Therapy, host Tavis Bryant takes listeners inside the unforgettable experience of Memphis in May — one of the biggest stages in barbecue. From walking the grounds and connecting with
Today, we step inside a legacy. From a small-town butcher shop in Highland, Illinois, founded in 1969 by Alfred Korte and Don Richter… to a 54,000-square-foot powerhouse known across the country—Korte Meat Processing is
The pit does more than cook meat—it builds you. In this minicast, we break down how time behind the smoker shapes patience, discipline, and mental toughness. Every long cook, every mistake, every adjustment—it’s all doin
Everybody sees the trophies. They see the pitmaster, the turn-ins, the wins, and the spotlight. But behind many great teams is someone holding everything together when nobody’s watching. Today’s guest is Kim Darnell of O
Self-doubt shows up everywhere—on the smoker, at competitions, and in everyday life. In this minicast, we break down what self-doubt really is, where it comes from, and how it quietly holds people back from leveling up.
Darren Warth isn’t just a champion—he’s a cornerstone of modern barbecue. A Hall of Famer. A multi-time world champion. The pitmaster behind Smokey D’s BBQ. With wins at the American Royal (3x), The Jack Daniel’s World C
🔥 Is BBQ just food… or can it actually heal the mind? In this solo episode of BBQ Therapy, host Tavis Bryant dives into the real mental health benefits of barbecuing—and why the grill can be more than a cooking tool. It
Some names in barbecue are respected for wins. Others are respected for what they’ve built. Brandon and Michelle O’Guin represent both. In this special two-part conversation, we sit down with two of the most accomplished
On this episode of BBQ Therapy, we sit down with Clint Cantwell of AmazingRibs.com — one of the most trusted voices in barbecue science and storytelling. Clint blends journalism, testing, and passion to help cooks unders
In this special crossover episode of BBQ Therapy, we’re joined by Greg Rempe — the voice behind The BBQ Central Show, the longest-running BBQ and grilling podcast in the world. Greg has spent years connecting the barbecu
🔥 NBBQA Conference Recap | What I Learned, Experienced & Loved 🔥 I just got back from the National Barbecue & Grilling Association (NBBQA) Conference, and this one was packed with value, connections, and real BBQ growt
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