More Than The Music

Boone sits down with Lee Haile who has been a part of the Texas Folklore Society for over 30 years (www.texasfolkloresociety.org). They talk about Texas State Parks, wildflowers, wildlife, and even a little on wild edibles in Texas. Lee talks about his love for guiding tours around Texas for groups like Women Who Wander (http://www.womenwhowandertexas.com) and also a little about his background in songwriting and storytelling.

Boone sits down with Jason Boyd (http://biologicalhealthandnutrition.com/). Jason is a functional diagnostic nutritionist. Jason speaks about experiences he has had in his journey, what makes him want to help people become more healthy, the current vaccination debate, and what impact music can have on people. The services Jason offers to his clients all over the world and how his philosophy in life has guided him to this point.

In this episode Boone sits down with San Antonio based DJ and great friend DJ Catwalk (www.djcatwalk.com). They talk about her journey into this business and where it has taken her since. DJ Catwalk shares information about The AM Project (www.theamproject.org) which is an awesome organization based in San Antonio giving young artists a place to mature and develop their craft.

In this episode Boone sits down with Art Crawford (ArtandLisa.com) where they not only talk about Art's music life, but the extended time and effort Art puts into his community as well. They touch on politics, food banks, Meals on Wheels, and other programs Art helps organize and run out of the Silver Sage (silversagecorral.weebly.com) community center in Bandera, Texas.

In this episode Boone sits down with San Antonio based up and coming songwriter and musician Marcy Grace (marcygrace.com). Marcy talks a little about her new single "El Camino" and how it will be in a part of a project to release sometime this year. Boone and Marcy also speak about the Any Baby Can foundation that Marcy holds dear to her heart (AnyBabyCanSA.org). Marcy and Boone share laughs and conversation from a legendary San Antonio music venue, Sams Burger Joint.

In this episode Boone brings his kids back on as promised. They talk about their time at the Fiesta Texas and which rides they rode. Jayden talks about some of his favorite snakes and we introduce the world to "the fireball". His youngest daughter Cady joins this episode to add a little spice. This is a live look into a dads life.

In this episode Boone gives his thoughts on theme parks, natural disasters, and the recent Hayes Carll essay (nothing to do with one another). Also in direct path of the b.s. was thoughts of more people growing some of their own food. Boone gives a shout out to all of the people who are affected by the flooding in the mid west. A positive twist to the b.s is that we will all get through it.

In this episode Boone sits down with Marine and Music man David Wayne from Brick's River Cafe in Bandera, Texas where David hosts his weekly Monday night pickers circle. Slade Child Foundation.(sladechild.org) Doc Williams (Davidwaynedocwilliams.com)

Boone talks to his two oldest kids about what kind of music they like. Boone spitballs some commercial ideas and they tell us why Boone has gained the nickname "Peanut Butter Boy". They also talk about Six Flags Fiesta Texas. This episode discusses Curtis McMurtry, Terri Hendrix, Dylan Tanner and Lightning Hopkins

I can't be a Vegan. 1st Annual Texas Country Singer-Songwriter Showcase in Bandera, Texas, Hill Country. Next Gigs. Shooting by SXSW, 12-year-old survived being buried under avalanche in French Alps. This episode discusses Walt Wilkins, Richard Dobson and the McKay Brothers