Born in Lindsay, a small town in Ontario, Canada, Donny Anderson discovered his incredible talent while singing a duet with his friend in seventh grade. From that moment on, Donny embarked on a journey that would take him all over Canada and eventually the United States. Before even graduating from high school, Donny was opening for such notable acts as Terri Clark, Doc Walker, Lila McCann, Little Big Town and many others. he has played venues like Phoenix Concert Hall, the Civic Centre in Ottawa and CNE in Toronto. With his first demo in hand, he earned spots on the Canadian Showcase in Nashville, Tennessee during the CMA Music Festival (formerly known as Fan Fair), as well as the Havelock Jamboree in Canada. He began performing anywhere from three to five shows a week, his life consisting of traveling, writing, singing and performing. Find out what Donny is up to today and hear some of his latest songs on the show.

It's a long road from Muskoka, Ontario to Nashville, Tennessee but it's one that singer/songwriter Victoria Banks paved with music. You know her songs recorded by others - "Saints And Angels" (Sara Evans) & "Come On Over (Jessica Simpson). Now with her own CD out in stores, you'll be able to hear Victoria sing her own songs. The first single "The Wheel" is climbing the Canadian Country Music charts. We'll find out about Victoria's new CD, stories behind some of her most successful songs & what's up next for this accomplished singer/songwriter.

Country music cherishes family tradition and Michael Twitty is an integral part of that great heritage. He is the oldest son of rock and country legend Conway Twitty. Michael is not only carrying on his father's celebrated legacy, he is making a mark of his own. To Michael Twitty, entertaining an audience has become just as easy as having a conversation with friends. Consequently, Michael often changes his planned song list, saying he prefers to read the audience and give them exactly what they want. Whether it is country top 40, old time rock and roll, country classics or classic Conway. Michael Twitty has taken his show around the world several times, from the dynamic "Michael Twitty Show", to the critically acclaimed "Memories of Conway Show", to the remarkable "Twitty Bird Show". Michael takes you down memory lane, while he shares his thoughts of his Dad in story and song. He will make you laugh, make you cry and he will definitely entertain you.

The rodeo, hard work & Country Music have long played a big role in Layce's life. He started riding calves when he was 6 years old and at just 13 he rode his first full grown bull. He's equally comfortable around a Country song. One of his 2 CDs is a collection of classics originally sung by Moe Bandy, George Strait and Webb Pierce. These are songs that he listened to when he would travel from rodeo to rodeo. There's no need to look Country Music up in the dictionary to know what it is, you just need to hear Layce sing. In this interview, we'll find out how Layce first started singing, who his influences are and what's ahead for this Pocatello, Idaho Country artist.

My special guest is South Carolina singer/songwriter Chris Woods. We'll chat about his musical influences, his thoughts on songwriting and what's ahead for him. I'll play a couple of his songs including one that he and I co-wrote together. Tune in for this insightful and entertaining interview. Learn more about Chris at www.myspace.com/chriswoods2.

Rio Grand has been signed by Curb Records and

just released their radio single "Nothing To Go On". The groups is made up of Danny Rivera, Tommy Rennick, Lance Leslie & Fred Stallup. Their stage show is energetic, fun and rocking while they can also deliver emotional ballads like "Kill Me Now. We'll hear all about their new CD, what's up next for the group and I'll play a couple of their new songs. Don't miss this one!

18 year old Tori Darke lives in an outer suburb of Sydney. Australia called Mt. Annan. Tori believes she was born to perform and in one way or another has been presenting herself for people's enjoyment since the age of 10. Tori has been singing country music now for just under 3yrs and with many major festival achievements under her belt she has also been support acts for country artists in her local areas. Tori is also a keen guitarist and is currently putting her enegy into her songwriting.

With her strong determination and positive attitude Tori believes she has what it takes to be a great country singer/songwriter and her long term goal is to perform not only in Australia but also overseas and especially Nashville. Her new single "Crawl" is turning this young artist into a fast rising Country star.

Kristen Clark has fit a lot of music into her young years. She's a singer, songwriter and musician. Please join me as I speak with Kristen about her music career and play a couple of her songs. Find out more about this talented artist at www.kristenclark.ca and www.myspace.com/kristenclarkmusic.

Calgary Singer/Songwriter, Sarah Beth Keeley has constantly evolved as an artist fully immersed in her love of music, and one with the ability to increasingly bring her songwriting to fruition. As well, she performs with a voice that increasingly puts her in a special place among emerging artists in the country, country rock and roots genres. That voice embraces all the sweetness it needs when sweetness is the essence of the song, yet in that same voice there can also be a boldness, conviction, humour, pathos and more. Reinventing Myself, her newest album, and the meaning behind it, is really the total consolidation of this evolution. The title track of the vibrant new record is an irresistable country-rock tune that triumphantly declares that "I made it through the tunnel and came out the other side" In Sarah Beth's own word, that title, and indeed the song itself, reflects her growth as an artist and a person. "it is about my life and my music career. It's about getting to a point where you're comfortable in the skin you're in," she has commented on more than one occasion. Such positive messages infuse many of the emotionally eloquent songs on the compelling record. It's a work that showcases the reinvented Keeley as an artist with a unique perspective and musical style.

Morgan White was born in the coalfields of southern West Virginia. By the time she was two years old, she had already began her singing career. Taking her baby bottle out of her face and putting a microphone in it, her grandmother and mother would take her to Trinity Care nursing home in Williamson, stand her up in a chair, where she would sing for the folks gathered there, an old gospel song called, “Angels step back, here I come.” By the time she had graduated from Tug Valley High School, her dream was to head to the big city of Nashville just as fast as her little Size 5 feet would carry her. Living just a hop, skip and a jump from Loretta Lynn’s old home place, Morgan is a modern-day coal miner’s daughter, grand-daughter, niece, sister and wife. Proving once again The hills of Appalachia hold a vast array of treasures besides coal. Morgan's song "I'm Gone" is quickly getting lots of attention - one listen and you will believe in her talent. Learn more about Morgan and hear her songs at www.myspace.com/morganbritt2008.