Terri Clark interviews one of her musical heroes: Wynonna.  They talk about the first time Terri saw The Judds in person, the first time she met Wynonna, and the role Wynonna had in her musical career.  They also talk about some of the legends Wynonna has met over the years, including Charly Pride, Tammy Wynette, and Loretta Lynn. 

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Terri Clark interviews Martina McBride about her new Greatest Hits: The RCA Years on blue vinyl.  In addition, Martina has just launched an exhibit of her personal items at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville.  She's also on tour with Blake Shelton and Alabama.  

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Terri Clark speaks with her longtime friend Clay Walker about his new album "Texas To Tennessee."  The album was released in July on Toby Keith's ShowDog record label.  Clay co-wrote all ten songs on the album.  They also talk about Clay's recent co-headline tour with Tracy Lawrence.  Clay & Terri have also toured together, and there may be another tour in their future.  

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Terri Clark interviews Gary Allan about his latest album "Ruthless."  It's also the 25th anniversary of his debut hit song "Your Man."  Terri and Gary toured together in the 90s, so they reminisce about that.  Gary says his new album recreates a lot of that 90s sound, and he recorded it with a lot of the same people he used back then.  Gary also talks about a lot of the legends he's come to know over the years, including Merle Haggard, George Strait, and Brooks & Dunn.

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Terri Clark interview Doug Stone, who was at his house in Texas.  Doug is commemorating the 30th anniversary of his hit Jukebox With a Country Song,  He's on the road all year.  They talk about Doug's hits, including "Better Off In a Pine Box" and others.  

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Terri Clark speaks with Joe Bonsall of the Oak Ridge Boys.  This year marks the 40th anniversary of their hit song "Elvira."  In addition, the guys just released a new album called "Front Porch Singing."  Terri & Joe talk about both of those things, as well as returning to the road after taking a year off due to the pandemic.  

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Terri Clark interviews Mark Collie about his latest album "Book Of My Blues."  Mark describes it as a concept album.  He says it comes from a graphic novel he's working on called "The Rockabilly Hitman."  Mark co-wrote the title song of the album with Billy Bob Thornton, and they've been friends for a very long time.  Mark has a song on a new movie soundtrack called "The Ice Road."  Mark also talks about a lot of the friends he's made during his career, from Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard to Tim McGraw and Brooks & Dunn.  

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Terri interviews actor and musician John Schneider about his latest album "Truck On," dedicated to the truckers.  John continues to be busy acting in movies, including his latest called "Stand On It."  But of course John is best known for his role as Bo Duke in the hit TV series The Dukes of Hazard.  Terri and John talk about all of those things in this wide-ranging conversation.  You can get more information on all of these things at JohnSchneiderStudios.com  

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Terri Clark interviews Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens about his four new albums being released this year, his new CabaRay Theater in Nashville, and his incredible 60 year career.

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Terri Clark interviews artist and breast cancer survivor Anita Cochran.  Anita is hosting the second of her Love Anchors benefit shows on May 15th at a marina in east Tennessee.  Terri will appear along with Jamie O'Neal, Brandi Clark, and Carolyn Dawn Johnson.  They talk about Anita's battle with cancer, and how she was inspired to start the Love Anchors Fund.  They also talk about Anita's country music career, including her #1 duet with Steve Wariner: "What If I Said."

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