Celebrity Salute

Join us on Celebrity Salute as we dive into the remarkable story of Rodney Bailey, a decorated Army veteran who transitioned from military service to a leadership role at Tractor Supply Company. Discover how his experiences shaped his career and learn about the impactful Hometown Heroes program supporting veterans and communities nationwide. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with host Randy Miller.

Actress and activist Marlo Thomas joins Celebrity Salute to discuss the incredible work of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, founded by her father Danny Thomas in 1962.

Marlo shares powerful insights about St. Jude's mission, including how the hospital treats 9,000 children annually without ever charging families a single dollar for treatment, travel, housing, or food. She reveals that it costs $7 million daily to operate the hospital, with 89% coming from donors.

Learn about St. Jude's global impact, collaborating with 450 medical institutions across 90 countries, and how every child saved there impacts thousands worldwide. Marlo also discusses the hospital's response to international crises, including evacuating cancer patients from Ukraine and Gaza to continue their treatment.

We welcome actor Rex Linn, star of “Young Sheldon” and “CSI: Miami” to name a few, to the program to talk about his new show “Happy’s Place.”  The show is set in Knoxville, TN, so buckle up as Randy (a proud Knoxville native) drills down into the show’s authenticity.  Rex and Randy talk about the show, his co-star girlfriend, Reba, and much more.

We welcome multi-platinum recording artist Shaun Cassidy to the program to talk about his 21st-century tour coming to a city near you!  Shaun speaks with Randy Miller about his life in the spotlight, how a desire to claw back his anonymity led him to leave the public spotlight for decades.

We welcome a really, really funny guy, Jared Freid, to the show for an incredible segment!  Jared is a stand-up comic who has been touring the country in between his spots, recording hit Netflix comedy specials, and he and Randy discuss some stories from the road, why Kansas City is a tough place to visit as a tourist, and much more.

Documentarian David Schmidt joins us to hear all about the streaming release of the Ken Burns PBS series “The Revolutionary War.”  David and Randy discuss the nature of Ken Burns’ work, how that ethos has led to some of the most treasured documentaries in PBS’ library, and some interesting stories they uncovered while researching the piece on America’s forefathers.

Welcome back the incomparable Kathy Griffin! The legendary comedian and tireless USO supporter joins Randy for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation about her new comedy special "My Life on the PTSD List" (streaming FREE on YouTube), her decades-long commitment to entertaining our military and veterans, and some wildly funny stories you won't want to miss. From cosmetic surgery tales to unexpected laughs, Kathy brings her signature wit and genuine passion for supporting those who serve. Don't miss this engaging interview with one of comedy's most fearless voices and biggest champions of our armed forces.

Randy Miller sits down with Erica Headlee, Manager of Programs at the Home Depot Foundation, to explore the incredible work being done to support America's veterans. From the "Celebration of Service" initiative that repairs veteran homes across the country between Patriots Day and Veterans Day, to comprehensive programs addressing housing, job training, and employment—Home Depot Foundation is backing veterans with millions in support through partnerships with Veteran Service Organizations. This episode reveals how one major corporation is genuinely putting resources behind their commitment to those who served our country.

We welcome legendary actor John Slattery to the podcast to talk about his storied career as well as his turn as Col. Burton C Andrus in the Sony Pictures Classic film “Nuremberg” coming to theaters Nov 7th.  The real life Colonel’s most noted assignment was as the commandant of the Nuremberg Prison which housed accused Nazis during the Nuremberg trials after the end of World War II in Europe.  We thank John for appearing on the show, and can’t wait to get to the theater to see this great historical drama!

We welcome Willie and Korie Robertson, members of the “Duck Dynasty” family on A&E, which is BACK after an EIGHT-YEAR hiatus!  Randy catches up with Willie and Korie, finds out what they and their family have been up to over the last few years, and discusses a sneak peek into what fans of the hit series can expect from the new season coming to your set!