Show Notes
For years, people have lined up at Snow’s BBQ in Lexington, Texas for some of the most respected barbecue in the world.
But this conversation is about more than barbecue.
In this episode, the Smokeless boys sit down with Tootsie and Kerry from Snow’s BBQ for something quieter, deeper, and far more personal. A conversation about old stories, hard work, community, family, and the world that existed before Snow’s became a destination for people from all over the globe.
This is the side of Snow’s BBQ you don’t usually hear.
No gimmicks. No rush. Just real stories from two people who’ve lived them.
If you love Texas barbecue, small-town history, and the people behind places that matter, this one’s for you.
Featuring: Tootsie Tomanetz Kerry Bexley Snow’s BBQ – Lexington, Texas
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