The Rough & Tumble join host Will Payne Harrison on the podcast to talk about their newest album We're Only Family If You Say So. They talk about songwriting in quarantine, being a couple that are business partners, and managing two rescue dogs in their RV during a pandemic. 

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Zach Russell joins host Will Payne Harrison to talk about his newest EP The Creek. Zach's EP features members of Tyler Childers' band The Food Stamps and was produced by Kyle Crownover. They talk about starting a really bad jazz trio, touching Willie Nelson's guitar, and how terrifying playing in front of a crowd of 6,000 people can be.

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He's opened for Shooter Jennings, he helped start the Chicago Honky Tonk Scene and now Dan Whitaker goes back to his roots (pun intended) with the release of two solo Folk/Roots albums this year. Join your host Will Payne Harrison as he talks to Dan Whitaker about his 1999 re-release of Moving On With You. 

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Join your host Will Payne Harrison as he speaks to Andrew Weiss about his new album Lookout Mountain. The Boot calls him "The earnestness of Laurel Canyon folk rock tempered by the wry humor of power pop."

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Join Will Payne Harrison as he closes out 2020 with Van Plating. Her newest release "Bird on a Wire" available on all streaming platforms. Van Plating was recently featured in American Songwriter, The Boot and B-Sides and Bandlands.

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Join your host Will Payne Harrison as he speaks with Michael Graber of Memphis Bluegrass band Graber Gryass. Graber Gryass is a group of musicians who have played in Public Enemy, Rumpke Mountain Boys, Devil Train, and Dagnabbits, among others. They talk about their new record Late Bloom, the Memphis scene, recording at Sun Records, playing mandolin on Foy Vance's record To Memphis and more!

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Join your host Will Payne Harrison as he talks to North Carolina's Josh King about his new EP The Shed. Garnering praise from the press such as Rolling Stone, PopMatters, and No Depression, King's new album The Shed draws comparisons to Tom Petty, Taylor Goldsmith and Jackson Browne amongst others. 

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Robert Henry joins host Will Payne Harrison to talk about his new EP In The Works and his "Take Me" duet with Georgette Jones. They talk about Country music on the West Coast, growing up in Florida, and navigating performing during a pandemic. 

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Join host Will Payne Harrison as he speaks to Matthew Ryan and Neilsen Hubbard about coming back from their 15 year hiatus as Strays Don't Sleep to release at new EP A Short Film For a Long Story. They speak about the artistic process, navigating the band while working on other projects and leaving the major labels for a more DIY approach. 

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Join your host Will Payne Harrison as he interviews Bob Hillman about his new EP Inside and Terrified. They talk about his days in New York, living in San Francisco during lockdown and starting his career during the birth of Social Media.

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