Nate Lundy talks with Frankie about where his sound came from, what it was like opening for Bob Seger and his favorite car in high school.

Stephen and Eric tell the story of how they got together, what happened to that other guy and the challenges of navigating the music business. Eric shares his journey to getting sober and Stephen talks about his mother's battle with ALS.

When it came time to chase his passion Sam Riggs left Florida for Austin, not Nashville. It was a good decision as he has become one of the leading artists in the Texas Music scene. We talk about his journey, his relationships and the intense story of his private plane going down after the engine failed.

Joe Nichols has been cranking out hits on country radio for 15 years. We had a great late-night talk about how his challenging childhood has shaped his life, for better and worse, where his musical style was born and how he ended up in a video with Sir Mix-a-Lot.

You may not have heard Drew on the radio much but he has been busy making fans, with over 15 MILLION Spotify streams of his song "Rebound" since its release last year. We talk about the work of a long-distance relationship, the inspiration of his grandmother and how a road trip with his mom changed his life.

Luke Combs has accomplished a lot in the year since he was signed to a label: two number one songs, a number one album and a CMA nomination for Best New Artist. We talk about his high school football days, dropping out of college to move to Nashville and the crazy story of how he got a record deal.

Nate Lundy talks with Josh Abbott of the Josh Abbott Band. The Texas Country star talks about the ups and downs of his year after losing his father, welcoming a new baby girl and proposing to his girlfriend.

No one should be on this podcast more than Jerrod Niemann... he started his career playing as the house band at the Grizzly Rose! We have a great chat about the National Anthem at football games, growing up at the skating rink and you'll never believe who he paid $50 to hear him sing!

William Michael Morgan's debut single "I Met A Girl" spent over a year on the charts and made it all the way to #1. He dropped out of school at 16 and started playing in Mississippi bars before moving to Nashville at 19 and signing with Warner Brothers records. We talk about hunting', fishin' and playin' everyday, his visit with "The King" and what he would do if the world was ending tomorrow.

Kelsea is forging new ground for female artists in country music. ALL THREE of her first singles made it to number one on the charts, making her the first female to accomplish that since Wynonna in 1992. We talk about her move to Nashville at 15, how it’s different for girls and planning for a December wedding.