Terri Clark interviews Joe Bonsall of the Oak Ridge Boys. They look back at the group's crazy year of 2020.  They were on the road when the virus hit in March, and Joe remembers what happened next.  He says they've done a handful of shows during the rest of the year.  They were fortunate to do a residency at Nashville's Opryland Hotel at the end of the year.  He says the guys are working on a new album that they hope to release in 2021.  

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Terri Clark speaks with country star and actress Deana Carter, who is in a new holiday movie this year on the UP! Channel.  It's called "A Very Country Christmas: Homecoming."  It's the third in a series of movies.  Deana's character is named "Jolene."  It's airing all this month.  They talk about making the movie.  But they also talk about Deana's incredible friendship with the legendary Tanya Tucker.  

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Terri Clark interviews Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon about the band's new album "Every Road."  The album features all news songs with a number of special guests, including Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley, Luke Bryan, and many more.  Marty explains how they did the album at a time when studios were closed.  

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Terri Clark interviews Jamie O'Neal about her new album "Sometimes."  It features collaborations with Martina McBride, Sara Evans, and Lauren Alaina on some of Jamie's hits.  Those include "There Is No Arizona" and "When I Think About Angels." This year marks the 20th anniversary of Jamie's debut album "Shiver."

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Terri Clark interviews 90s country artist Ty Herndon about his annual Concert For Love & Acceptance, which took place in June.  They also talk about his latest album featuring cover songs.  They talk about life during the pandemic, how he got through it, some of his favorite comfort TV shows, and even a few future projects he hopes to do.

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Terri Clark interviews Josh Turner on the making of his new album "Country State of Mind."  The album features special guests John Anderson, Kris Kristofferson, Chris Janson, and a very special appearance by Randy Travis.  Josh says this was Randy's first time in a recording studio since his massive stroke.  It was a very emotional session.  Josh explains how he chose these classic songs for this new album.

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Terri Clark interviews her friend Mark Chesnutt from his home in Texas.  They talk about life at home now that their shows have been canceled,  Mark just released a new album called "Numbers On The Jukebox."  They also talk about their good friend Joe Diffie, who passed away earlier this year.   

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Terri Clark speaks with fellow Opry member and Hall of Famer Vince Gill from backstage at the Grand Ole Opry House.  They talk about his career as an Opry member, his role as popular background singer, and as a member of The Eagles.  Vince also talks about his new album "Okie."

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Terri Clark interviews country legend Barbara Mandrell, who has just released a new album titled "After All These Years: A Collection."  It contains a wide range of her many hits.  Terri asks about her friendship with Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, and George Jones.  Terri was a longtime member of Barbara's fan club.  

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This is our tribute show for Charlie Daniels, featuring excerpts from Terri Clark's 2017 interview, as well as comments and memories from a wide range of country stars, including Collin Raye, Travis Tritt, Chris Young, Shenandoah, The Bellamy Brothers, Pam Tillis, Brad Paisley, and Trace Adkins.

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