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Trucker: John Pedigo When the website for a 25-year-old Dallas landmark suddenly went dark, a rescue mission began. This week, Ward Richmond is joined by musician and producer John Pedigo—returning for his record-breaking 4th appearance on the show—to reveal the behind-the-scenes scramble to rescue a local legend from the brink of permanent closure. Together, they go deep on the "trifecta" of real estate, restaurant operations, and rock & roll that led them to take the torch from Mike Sinder and ensure the music never stops at the iconic Allgood Cafe. Watch the full episode to hear: How a "911 call" led to a major cultural investment in Deep Ellum. The "altruism" of building a music scene that broke bands like Wilco and Uncle Tupelo. Ward’s journey through 2 years of sobriety and his "Big Addict Energy" project. The 10-year vision for the "Living Room of Deep Ellum." 📍 VISIT THE CAFE Support the scene: https://www.allgoodcafe.com/ Follow on IG:   / allgoodcafe   🕒 CHAPTERS (Timestamps): 00:00 - Intro 00:21 - Full Circle: 2 Years of Sobriety & Finding the Light 06:14 - The 911 Call: When a Dallas Landmark Almost Closed 09:53 - Static Culture: Why Deep Ellum Needs Iconic Institutions 13:35 - Mike Sinder’s Legacy: The Stage That Broke Wilco & Uncle Tupelo 20:13 - The New Vision: Upgrading Sound, Lights, & Honky Tonk Tuesdays 30:52 - Deep Ellum Logistics: The "Living Room" of Dallas Real Estate 43:10 - The Investor’s Trifecta: Music, Operations, & Industrial Real Estate 52:30 - The 10-Year Plan: Ensuring the Allgood Thrives for the Next Generation 🔗 CONNECT WITH THE TRUCKERS: John Pedigo: https://www.john-pedigo.com/   / allgood_cafe     / pedigorama   Ward Richmond: https://www.truckinon.com/   / iamward333     / wardrichmond   🎸 LEGENDS MENTIONED: Wilco, Uncle Tupelo, Old 97’s, The Chicks, The 47s, Mike Sinder. ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more unfiltered stories on business, real estate, and culture. If you enjoyed this, leave a comment: Would you ever invest in a "passion project" to save a piece of your city’s culture? #DeepEllum #DallasMusic #AllgoodCafe #MikeSinder #WardRichmond #JohnPedigo #RealEstateInvesting #CulturalPreservation #TruckinOn