In this engaging conversation, Austin Brown shares his journey from a Southern gospel singer to a member of the acclaimed acapella group Home Free, and now as a solo artist. He discusses his musical roots, the emotional challenges of leaving a successful group, and the excitement of pursuing his dreams with a full band. Austin emphasizes the importance of community support, the thrill of live performances, and the evolution of acapella music in popular culture. He encourages listeners to chase their dreams and embrace the risks that come with them.

In this engaging conversation, the hosts reconnect after a significant time apart, reflecting on their growth in the podcasting world and the music industry. They discuss the evolution of Noah's Crooner Circus, the impact of weather on music culture, and the importance of authenticity and risk-taking in artistic expression. The dialogue also touches on personal experiences from high school, the influence of punk rock on country music, and the balance between performing covers and original songs. In this engaging conversation, Noah Smith discusses his musical journey, the importance of personal growth, and the evolution of his sound. He emphasizes the significance of live music and human connection, while navigating the complexities of the music industry. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of building a band, the balance between art and life, and the journey of podcasting, reflecting on the challenges and rewards of creative endeavors

Today we bring you episode 350 with Travis Bolt! Travis has just put out a new album and really bringing awareness to Tourette's Syndrome. We hope you enjoy the podcast!

Today we bring you our conversation with Aubrie Sellers. We had Aubrie on not too long ago and we think what she's doing is so important we had to bring her back and chat! We hope you enjoy the show.We do talk a lot about Mental Health and her new album. This episode is truly very important to us.

In this engaging conversation, Struggle Jennings shares his unique journey through the music industry, blending country and rap influences while staying true to his roots. He discusses the challenges of navigating fame, the importance of family and legacy, and his commitment to using his platform for positive change. The conversation also touches on his relationships with other artists, his evolving musical style, and his upcoming projects, all while emphasizing the need for authenticity and connection with fans.

Welcome to our birthday episode with Treaty Oak Revival! We are honored and grateful that the guys took the time to chat about their beginnings, life on the road and where they see this whole thing going. We hope you enjoy the show!

In a captivating episode of the Boots & Whiskey Podcast, country music duo Presley & Taylor share their remarkable journey filled with challenges, triumphs, and heartfelt connections. From navigating treacherous snowstorms to developing their unique sound, their story is a testament to resilience and authenticity in the music industry.

In this engaging conversation, Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist of the Band of Heathens share their journey from the band's inception in Austin to their current musical endeavors. They discuss the importance of collaboration, the influence of the Austin music scene, and their commitment to authenticity in their music. The duo reflects on their new album 'Countryside', the evolution of their sound, and the significance of live performances that resonate with audiences. They also touch on the impact of covers and the challenges of navigating a vast catalog of music, all while emphasizing the joy of creating and sharing their art.

Today welcome Clay Street Unit to the show in preparation for their new album this Friday entitled "Sin & Squalor" They have released a few songs off it so far on streaming platforms and the rest of the album is just as good. We talked to Sam about life, the road, and where the band is heading next. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

In this conversation, Pete from the band Lady Bird discusses their unique sound, which draws inspiration from late 90s and early 2000s alt-country music. He shares the story behind the band's name, their musical influences, and the challenges of being a musician today. The discussion also covers the realities of touring, the music industry, and the importance of authenticity in their music. Pete reflects on the transition from a traditional career to pursuing music full-time and the grind that comes with it, while also expressing excitement for future shows and growth opportunities.