On this episode, I talk to Austin's best kept secret Jesse Ebaugh,

a modern traditionalist sharing his insights on music, life, and his new found sobriety. This natural Philosopher shares his wisdom on how to stay on the straight, and narrow, and his experience with the craft of songwriting.

Do yourself a favor, and pick up his latest Cd "How You Make a Fool". If you've been yearning for music with well crafted lyrics circa 1970's then this one's for you. Jessie calls his music Hippie Country. It harkens back Bakersfield, and The Allman Brothers with Dickey Betts styled guitar licks, and emotive themes that are cause for pause, and reflection. A little help from blues rocker Robert Ellis, and Folk legend Patty Griffin. This is an inspiring conversation that you will refer to time and again.

Hot off of the heels of his Grand Ole Opry debut, Stone Cold Country artist James Carothers slips into his truck to talk to us about his latest album, Lefty Frizzell, and staying positive in the midst of Covid-19.

Hot off of the heels of his Grand Ole Opry debut, Stone Cold Country artist James Carothers slips into his truck to talk to us about his latest album, Lefty Frizzell, and staying positive in the midst of Covid-19.

Real country music is alive, and well. On this episode of #OnTheBrink, we talk to Dave Rosewood about the Hank Williams influence, and early life in the Ozark mountains. You are in for a real treat as Dave blesses us with two live acoustic songs, and a sneak peak into his forthcoming album "No Rodeo In Rome." We also talk about holding on when life gets tough.

Real country music is alive, and well. On this episode of #OnTheBrink, we talk to Dave Rosewood about the Hank Williams influence, and early life in the Ozark mountains. You are in for a real treat as Dave blesses us with two live acoustic songs, and a sneak peak into his forthcoming album "No Rodeo In Rome." We also talk about holding on when life gets tough.

In this close, and personal chat, Texas troubadour Jordan Robert Kirk talks about early challenges he overcame on his musical journey. A fourth generation cattleman, and son of a founding Texas family, Jordan draws from a variety of musical influences ranging from gospel to country, and alternative rock. What you'll hear is a sound uniquely his own.

In this close, and personal chat, Texas troubadour Jordan Robert Kirk talks about early challenges he overcame on his musical journey. A fourth generation cattleman, and son of a founding Texas family, Jordan draws from a variety of musical influences ranging from gospel to country, and alternative rock. What you'll hear is a sound uniquely his own.