I’ve known Jeremy Studdard for years. He gave me one of my first shows at a honky-tonk and his encouragement that night and throughout the years has given me peace and really helped me on the road. We sat and talked about his new album, On My Own, his process in the studio, and his push to keep an original country sound. We also talk about the incredible night we played with Blake Shelton and what’s next for his career. Please enjoy.

In Episode 14 I sat down and talked with the legend himself, Mike McClure. We talked about his new music from his latest album Looking Up, shows with the Great Divide, working with Lloyd Maines, online hate and what’s next for the Red Dirt singer. Enjoy!

Today on the show we’re talking to San Antonio’s very own, Clay Hollis. We discuss his latest single, his epic tour dates for the 2021 summer and his love for offshore fishing.

2020 was a struggle for a lot of people, including bands like Prophets and Outlaws. The band recently decided to write a new tune, record it with Texas legend, Pat Green, and help out the Food Banks of North Texas all at once with their latest single, "Little Bit of Love". You can check out the video and make a donation to the Little Bit of Love Foundation, which has already raised over $10,000.

In this episode we talk with South Texas-bred country artist Matt Castillo about his upcoming EP How the River Flows, his latest single, embarrassing moments on stage and more. Enjoy.

Timothy Hayes, AKA JR, has been part of the Texas Music scene for years in multiple cities throughout the U.S. I recently sat down with JR from the Red Dirt Rebel and talked about his DJ origin story, his time in the military, some embarrassing moments, backstage stories and more. Enjoy.

Country music radio host, Bill Mack, passed away on July 31, 2020. The Midnight Cowboy had a phenomenal career.  He was a Grammy Winning Member of the Country Music Disc Jockey Hall of Fame,  Songwriter, On Air Personality, and host of many country shows. I sat down recently and spoke with his son and partner in crime, Billy Mack III. Please enjoy.

Growing up in Wichita Falls in the 80’s meant being prepared for the sky to open up and swallow you whole. Tornados, floods, and extreme heat all meant constant eyes on the weather. I have always loved the calming delivery of John Cameron. When some gunned for sensation, he was able to keep cool and calm despite the dramatic and constant change in weather. It's been a pleasure watching him serve Texoma since 1999. I recently spoke with John Cameron about his years as a meteorologist, how he found his passion for it, his love for drums, music, and maps, and what’s next in his life. Enjoy.

On this episode, I sat and talked with singer/songwriter Ryan Hager about how he got into music, his former bands, his album and the studio experience in Oklahoma.

On this episode we talk about the life and radio career of Ben Ryan. We'll be talking about life before the beard, the scene in San Angelo and how Blaine’s played a big part in that, his brief stint as a tour manager, and how he and the station work well with their local scene.