In this conversation Roger and his wife Mary  discuss their involvement with "Big River" in detail. Along with Roger's process of writing songs for the show, his start in Nashville, the "golden days" in country, and much more.

Our conversation with Tammy gets personal as we dive into her personal relationships, outlook on the music industry, her favorite performances, and more. 

In this conversation John Denver exudes compassion as he tells us about the love he has for his music, his fans, and his love for the people of the world. We also get to discover the origins of some of his most famous songs.

In this conversation with Dolly we talk about how she got to recording some of her favorite songs, humanitarian efforts, and even her thoughts on songwriting.

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In these early interviews with Garth Brooks, we get a glimpse into his very personal songwriting style, his genuine appreciation for his fans, and the true blue nature of one of country's most beloved stars.

In this multi-part episode Naomi and Wynona tell us about their genuine feelings on the awards they've won, some of their favorite songs, along with their personal struggles to find love interests after becoming famous.

A brief explanation of the Taft Hotel incident.

In this last part of our Trilogy series, Waylon shares more about his writing/recording process, his thoughts on the music industry, and some of his personal history. His wife Jessie Colter shares a few thoughts about her inspiration and writing process as well.

In the second part of our Trilogy series, Waylon gets personal about his drug use. Along with his feelings on Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash, and his family life which he holds dear.

On this first part of our trilogy series; we get to know Waylon's honest thoughts about the music industry, along with his very personal relationship with Willie Nelson.