Explore every episode of the podcast Highway Feet with Larry Fleet

Larry and the fellas highlight some key members of the backstage team that make the whole operation run like a well-oiled machine, then close out with some advice for musicians getting their start. 

Larry and the guys discuss Larry's partnership with the Cledis burger restaurant, and his foray into the food service industry. They also discuss their first time in New York City, a runaway Jeep incident, and even unearth a hidden country music gem in an unexpected musical surprise. 

Larry and the guys discuss a memorable moment from a rainy Veterans Day event, returning to Chattanooga for shows, a few mechanical mishaps from way back when, and a paintball drive-by Larry experienced during his childhood. 

Larry and the guys are joined by Ben Ballou, co-host of CBS Sports and The Outdoor Channel's Fishing University! Ben gives the guys a behind-the-scenes look into the method and madness of professional bass fishing, shares his love of bluegrass, and offers a few recipe suggestions. 

A new season of Fishing University begins on December 30th, 2024.

Larry and the fellas talk about their recent experience playing their first stadium with Morgan Wallen, tour burnout, and a Y2K ice-filled bathtub incident...

After opining about the intricacies of Sasquatch hunting, UFO watching, and Chupacabra taxidermy, Larry and the guys face their fears and share their most frightening personal encounters with the paranormal. 

Larry and the boys welcome their first celebrity guest! Priscilla Block stops by to share her story, talk about her experience hosting the People's Choice awards, and lays out some exciting plans for the future of blue collar women's fashion. 

Larry and the fellas bring guitar slinger Zander "Catfish" Wyatt on as their first ever guest! The guys do a deep dive into how Catfish earned his nickname, how he became a guitar player, and his family history full of accomplished musicians. 

In an episode dedicated to answering listener questions, Larry and the guys discuss spearheading the HealthNuts fitness initiative that's taking the South by storm, some of their favorite shows they've played, and say a special thanks to a listener all the way from Brazil! 

Larry and the guys recap their recent California trip, conduct a post-mortem of Larry's (very short-lived) carnivore diet, and discuss fine dining, miniature cows, and one of the band members getting boo'd in San Diego. Finally, the guys close the show out with a Bible verse dedicated to all of those affected by the recent hurricane strike in the Southeast. 

Larry and the guys discuss the recently announced 2025 Hard Work & Holy Water tour dates, talk about their plans to tackle health and fitness by living out their cavemen carnivore dreams, and offer a little music industry insight into the world of publicity and social media. 

Hot off a wild two-week European tour with the Morgan Wallen gang, Larry and the guys share stories about a Texan culinary experience in Sweden gone awry, fallout from a lyrical fiasco, and some advice on how not to use butane. 

After taking a quick detour through the topics of dietary fiber, tour catering mishaps, ice cream, and southern grannies, Larry opens up about his journey in faith. The guys discuss their spiritual successes and failures, their continuing mission to find God in their work, and Larry describes the real-life events that led him to write “Where I Find God”.

Larry describes how an invitation to play a round of golf with PGA Tour legend John Daly caused him to become an unlikely honorary member of a high brow country club. The guys talk about golf swings, life goals, and marriage... and even attempt to give Zander (aka Catfish) the chance to defend himself and reclaim his image.

Larry and Crazy Legs explain why the Canadian government frowned upon their past lives, describe a chilling moment they survived in Mississippi, and introduce the Fleet family’s new puppy named Cheese Dip. Les dives into the process of authoring his book “Tracking Our Inner Animal”, and describes the philosophy that pushed him to put these ideas to paper. 

You can't make this stuff up... Despite missing Mr. Les Hall's intellect and insight for an episode, Larry and Crazy Legs swap stories about eating farm raised rats during Civil War reenactments, a Bigfoot sighting that turned out to be less than paranormal, and touching grass to try and connect with the earth and "come to zero". Larry later shares some exciting and spoiler-filled updates on the 2025 tour schedule. To close it all out, the guys channel their inner "angry old men shouting at clouds" before ultimately falling into a more level-headed discussion about where to find authenticity in modern music, and how social media has changed the game. 

Larry and the guys tackle some of the universe's most persistent and enduring questions such as "can you ride a zebra", "do pyrotechnics and bicycles make a good combination", and "is NY or Chicago pizza better?" Finally, they offer a little music industry behind-the-scenes and discuss what it's like hearing your song in a movie or a TV show, as well as what sort of food experiences they get to have (or alternatively often miss out on) while traveling across the country. 

In a deeper and more personal episode, Larry opens up about the journey in faith and fatherhood that led him to give up drinking and focus on family. The guys dive into some of the mistakes and missteps they learned from in their younger years, then offer some advice to up-and-coming musicians. Not able to take themselves too seriously, this all naturally takes place after a discussion about stretchy pants, Crazy Leg's florescent skin tone (caused by his Viking heritage), and a city boy helping Les out of a tight situation... 

The guys discuss last weekend on the west coast, swimming in a glacial lake, and a terrifying bus fire incident. Les and Larry reminisce about their brief stint as chicken farmers, Crazy Legs shares a story about his pet pig Sarge (rest in peace), and the guys answer a few listener questions!

Larry and the guys discuss their nicknames, one of the (many) times Crazy Legs almost died, and their journey from touring in a pickup truck and band van to finally getting their first tour bus.

Larry and the boys discuss how they became friends, how they ended up on the road together, and what the podcast is all about!