In this conversation with Emmylou she gives us her thoughts on traditional country, some stories on the 'Bluebird' album that she created with her husband, we talk a little about her relationship with Roy Orbison, she even tells us about one of her favorite songs in country. 

Here in this conversation with one of the newest Country Music Hall of Fame members, Patty tells us a little about her journey in the music industry, the lessons she learned before making it big in Nashville, along with a little insight about some of her biggest inspirations.

In this episode with the newly appointed Country Music Hall of Fame member, Bob tells us a little about his humble beginnings, his relationship with Don Williams, some of the stories behind his greatest hits, and tells us a little about his writing process. 

In this conversation with Dan Seals he speaks on his inspiration for songs, his thoughts on his then upcoming trip to Bulgaria for their first election,  the evolution of both his writing and musicianship, and speaks a little on his altruism in Tennessee.

Here in our conversation with the fabulous Jerry Reed he tells us a little about his early days, shares his feelings about recording with Elvis, his surprise over his music idols praise, and the details of one of his movies. 

In this conversation Dwight gave us his very clear opinion on the commodification of country music, speaks on his genuine feelings on the fans, tells us a little about his rough ride in country music, along with the love and respect he has for his music and his peers.

In these conversations with the 'Man In Black' he goes over one of his prison concerts, speaks on his previous addiction to prescription medicine, along with the origins of the Highway Men, and his thoughts on country music and how artists should engage with the genre.

In this conversation with the dynamo Larry, he shares intimate details on how he's crafted a few of his songs, tells us a little about his feelings on overcoming drug abuse, along with his new philosophy on life.

In this conversation with Eddie he tells us about his humble beginnings in Nashville, his passion for music that eventually brought him success, his wife Janine's knack for picking songs for him, along with the origins of a few of his songs.

In this talk with Gary he explains how songwriting saved his life, the very personal perspective he takes when writing, along with how some of his most famous songs came about. 

In this conversation with the dynamo, Tanya Tucker, she opens up a little about her hopes for her first child Presley, her experience growing up in the music industry, the first time she met Elvis, along with some of the stories behind her favorite songs. 

In this conversation with the ever entertaining Statler Brothers we have a chat about their hit tv show, their start with Johnny Cash, Jimmy Fortune's path into the band, along with thoughts on their biggest songs and trying to make crossover hits.

Hank walks us through what country swing means to him in this conversation. We also learn about his opinions of country music at the time, discovering Wanda Jackson, his love for Oklahoma, along with his opinions on some of his closest peers.

In this conversation Billy tells us about his humble beginnings, his thoughts on the future of country music, along with stories behind some of his biggest songs.

In our conversation with this superstar country band they open up to us about their feelings about their biggest songs, the strong connection they have with their fans, and staying true to their principles. 

In this conversation Conway tells us in-depth about his strategy for crafting albums, his thoughts on the music industry, his friendly relationship with Loretta Lynn, and so much more.

In this conversation Roger and his wife Mary  discuss their involvement with "Big River" in detail. Along with Roger's process of writing songs for the show, his start in Nashville, the "golden days" in country, and much more.

Our conversation with Tammy gets personal as we dive into her personal relationships, outlook on the music industry, her favorite performances, and more. 

In this conversation John Denver exudes compassion as he tells us about the love he has for his music, his fans, and his love for the people of the world. We also get to discover the origins of some of his most famous songs.

In this conversation with Dolly we talk about how she got to recording some of her favorite songs, humanitarian efforts, and even her thoughts on songwriting. Get Dolly's new Greatest Hits Collection here: https://shop.dollyparton.com/products/diamonds-rhinestones-the-greatest-hits-collection-cd

In these early interviews with Garth Brooks, we get a glimpse into his very personal songwriting style, his genuine appreciation for his fans, and the true blue nature of one of country's most beloved stars.

In this multi-part episode Naomi and Wynona tell us about their genuine feelings on the awards they've won, some of their favorite songs, along with their personal struggles to find love interests after becoming famous.

A brief explanation of the Taft Hotel incident.

In this last part of our Trilogy series, Waylon shares more about his writing/recording process, his thoughts on the music industry, and some of his personal history. His wife Jessie Colter shares a few thoughts about her inspiration and writing process as well.

In the second part of our Trilogy series, Waylon gets personal about his drug use. Along with his feelings on Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash, and his family life which he holds dear.