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What do you do when your Levi jacket falls into an outhouse—but it’s got a sausage biscuit in the pocket?
In this Greatest Hits episode of Kent Hance: The Best Storyteller in Texas, Chancellor Hance delivers a masterclass in storytelling with a curated collection of his most unforgettable tales from recent months.
From outhouse fishing and tornado survival strategies to courtroom drama and entrepreneurial disasters, Kent’s stories are packed with humor, wisdom, and Texas-sized charm.
You’ll hear:
- 🐴 A cowboy proverb that reminds us all: “There’s never been a horse that can’t be rode…”
- 💔 A divorce case solved by bathroom scale data
- 🎣 A Levi jacket rescue mission involving a fishing pole and an outhouse
- 💸 A redfish investment gone wrong—twice
- 🎂 How a surprise birthday cake won over a powerful businessman
- 🌀 Tornadoes, cellars, and the power of prayer
- 🛢️ Lessons from JB and Frank’s Texaco and the art of answering the phone
- 💰 Why simple accounting might save your business from fraud
Memorable Quote:
“Have you ever seen a bumper sticker on a Bentley?”
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the podcast, this episode is a perfect entry point into Kent’s world of wit, wisdom, and West Texas grit.
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