How can a songwriter release their own songs and become successful? Chris Stapleton did it, could YOU? Maybe it's an idea you've had. Talk about his start in writing/artistry, choosing radio singles & how finding your audience takes time but it's worth it!

Both are something you're gonna have to deal with when chasing down an artist/songwriting career. How to do with them? Plus, I'll share what I've personally dealt with. Thanks for listening!

Let's break down my next single "Like There's No Tomorrow". Recorded this episode over Christmas break in Kansas City. I dive into the idea/concept, break down the lyrics and how the song was made. Thanks for listening!

Wish you had superpowers? Well ya do... it's being YOU. We might not feel like we have anything good to offer at times but you ALWAYS do. Just being YOU is enough bc you have something that NO ONE else has. Embrace that.

First off, Thank You for showing support, listening, streaming, saying it to me, on socials, THANK YOU! I'm very grateful. One sentence can change EVERYTHING for yourself and others. Also, stay delusional that things will happen for you!

2 part topic: No One Cares & You Don't Have To Do What Everyone Else Is Doing. No one cares about what you're doing as much as you do, which is OK. That's not a bad thing! 2nd part: If you're a creator, your social media doesn't have to be just like everyone else. Make it your own!

Let's break down my debut single "Out Of A Dream" ! The inspiration behind the song, lyrics line by line and how it was produced (shout out Landon Magee)! Also, how I even got to the point of wanting to become an artist!

This guest is currently in radio (KYGO Denver), a music publisher and in the know with what's going on with country music today. His name? Brailey Jones. We break open the world of radio, publishing, master points, artists/songs & streaming/radio royalties. Get in where you fit in with this episode! Thanks for listening!

I saw an interview about how Kenny Chesney said he had a 'Greatest Hits' album out but nobody knew who he was. They knew the songs he sang but not HIM. I believe when he started the "Beach Kenny" era, it changed everything for him. For the better or worse? Find out in this new episode!

This question was asked by my buddy and guest on the episode, Ross Taylor. Ross and I usually text back & forth about music. Ross is a HUGE fan of music and has some experience with Nashville and the music industry. Find out the answer to the question in the episode!