In this talk with the Gentle Giant, Don goes into depth on one of his hit songs at the time,  gives us a few of his thoughts on working with Bob McDill, and shares some of the special moments his songs have given him throughout his career. 

In this conversation with the King of Country he gives us his thoughts about producing his first album, shared a little about his respect for Bob Wills, his time in the military, and tells us a little bit about what he's learned from working in the music industry.

In this conversation with Charley, he tells us about his feelings on new artists, how he picks out great songs, share a little bit about his family relationships, along with his philosophies on life.

In this conversation with this legendary artist, Vince tells us all about his duet with Reba McEntire, his new found hope in the Grammy's, one of his most meaningful songs on his record, and tells us about some of the most satisfying songs he's participated in.

In this conversation with Emmylou she gives us her thoughts on traditional country, some stories on the 'Bluebird' album that she created with her husband, we talk a little about her relationship with Roy Orbison, she even tells us about one of her favorite songs in country. 

Here in this conversation with one of the newest Country Music Hall of Fame members, Patty tells us a little about her journey in the music industry, the lessons she learned before making it big in Nashville, along with a little insight about some of her biggest inspirations.

In this episode with the newly appointed Country Music Hall of Fame member, Bob tells us a little about his humble beginnings, his relationship with Don Williams, some of the stories behind his greatest hits, and tells us a little about his writing process. 

In this conversation with Dan Seals he speaks on his inspiration for songs, his thoughts on his then upcoming trip to Bulgaria for their first election,  the evolution of both his writing and musicianship, and speaks a little on his altruism in Tennessee.

Here in our conversation with the fabulous Jerry Reed he tells us a little about his early days, shares his feelings about recording with Elvis, his surprise over his music idols praise, and the details of one of his movies. 

In this conversation Dwight gave us his very clear opinion on the commodification of country music, speaks on his genuine feelings on the fans, tells us a little about his rough ride in country music, along with the love and respect he has for his music and his peers.