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In this episode, I'm joined by actress, Lindsay Wagner, who played the Bionic Woman and was also on Warehouse 13, not to mention, a ton of TV movies. She chats with me about Comic Cons, what it was like to play a TV icon and have her own action figure, and how a superstar actress, almost became the next Bionic Woman, but didn't.
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While searching for things to do to honor the legendary Toby Keith, after his passing, I came across an interview we did in 2015 with him. It was the last time we chatted that I can remember. RIP Toby.
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Pam Tillis joins me to chat about some big moments in her career. Find out which one of her hits she rerecorded because she wasn't happy with it the first time around. She also gives us a little behind the scene story about her famous dad, Mel, and plays some star parent/child trivia.
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Jo Dee Messina joins me to chat about the new life of her big hit "Heads Carolina", what song she passed on that turned into a big hit, plus some state trivia!
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In the premiere episode, join me and Clint Black as we chat about his career in music, movies, as a talk show host and as an entrepeneur. Plus, we play a fun game of "That's the Facts, Black".
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Everybody loves a good throwback tune, because it always takes you back to a place in time that you remember. Dan Austin takes it one step further by talking to the artists that made those tunes memorable in the first place. Dan not only played those tunes when they first came out, but shared special memories with the artists themselves when they just started out. Take an audio trip back in time to see who's in the passenger seat and what stories they'll tell.
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Everybody loves a good throwback tune, because it always takes you back to a place in time that you remember. Dan Austin takes it one step further by talking to the artists that made those…