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The podcast currently has 26 episodes available.
In this episode of the "Sailor Jimmy Podcast," host Jimmy Rogers is joined by special guest Mark Miller, the lead vocalist of Sawyer Brown. Mark provides insights into his illustrious career, from winning Star Search to producing for Casting Crowns, and his involvement in various movies. The episode delves into Mark's background in basketball, his strong ties to the military, and his upcoming performance at the "Peel for Purpose Crawfish Festival."
Additionally, Susan Hickman discusses her journey with live performances, community engagement, and her ongoing crowdfunding campaign to finance a new album. She shares captivating stories about her experiences at music festivals, her dedication to supporting military initiatives, and underscores the significance of fan support within the music industry.
Key Points:
Guest Introduction:
Mark Miller, lead vocalist of Sawyer Brown and accomplished songwriter, joins the podcast.
Career Highlights:
Mark's journey from Star Search to producing for Casting Crowns and his involvement in movies like "Ring the Bell."
Personal Connection to Military:
Mark's father's service in the Air Force and his own appreciation for the sacrifices made by the military.
Upcoming Peel For A Purpose Event:
Mark's participation in the "Peel for Purpose Crawfish Festival" and his support for Boots for Troops, showcasing his commitment to veterans.
Basketball Background:
Mark's passion for basketball, including memories from his high school days and playing alongside notable players.
Introducing Susan:
Our second guest and performing artists Susan Hickman joins Jimmy on the show.
Live Performances:
The excitement and nervousness of performing live, even after years of experience.
Community Involvement:
Participating in charitable events like care packing parties and supporting the military.
New Music Campaign:
Susan talks about using crowdfunding to fund a new album and engage with fans.
Quotable Moments:
"Just like every other American, we couldn't have the lifestyle and the freedom, and that's just so overlooked... It means everything."*
"Music makes a difference in people's lives, and it's totally okay to be vulnerable in that way.”
Links Mentioned:
https://sawyerbrown.com/
https://www.susanhickman.com/
https://boots4troops.org/
https://www.captainbrads.com/
https://www.shrp.com/
Welcome back to another season of the Sailor jimmy podcast hosted by U.S. Navy veteran Jimmy Rogers. In this episode we extend a warm welcome back to the audience and introduce the multi-talented guest, Matty Radcliffe. They share personal anecdotes, highlighting their first meeting and collaborative ventures. The episode unfolds at Sawyer Park Ice House, where Matty Radcliffe serves as the booking agent, marketing director, and lighting director. The conversation delves into the fascinating backstory of Toby Keith, tracing his journey from the oil industry to his iconic status as a country music legend. The podcast, known for its rock takes on current events and sports news, creates an engaging atmosphere with historical touches from Sawyer Park Ice House, making for an entertaining and informative episode.
Key Points:
- Matty Radcliffe, a guest on the show, is the booking agent, marketing director, and lighting director for Sawyer Park Ice House.
- Matty has been nominated for Lighting Director of the Year and Venue Marketing Partner of the Year by the Texas Country Music Association.
- The episode touches on Matty's background, involvement in events since high school, and his journey into graphic design and marketing.
- Captain Brad's, a seafood restaurant, is mentioned as a sponsor for the podcast, highlighting their specialties.
- They reminisce about their friendship, events they've worked on together, and how Matty became the go-to person for graphics.
-The importance of hustling and grinding in the entertainment industry is emphasized, with every show and venue being significant
- A pivotal moment during the season involving JJ Watt and Pat McAfee show, discussing the possibility of his return.
- Travis Kelce's actions towards coach Andy Reid during the Super Bowl are analyzed, with strong disagreement on whether it was acceptable.
- The importance of respect for leaders in sports, military, and business, expressing concern about a potential lack of accountability.
LINKS MENTIONED:
https://boots4troops.com/
In this podcast episode, Sailor Jimmy welcomes Cody Eberhardt, the CEO of Fallow Construction, and Kelly, also known as "That IV Girl." They discuss various topics, including an upcoming charitable event, the Boots Your Troops concert in the country and cook-off. Cody shares his excitement for the event and how it supports a great cause. Kelly talks about her mobile IV drip business and how it can benefit individuals and businesses. T
Key Points:
LINKS MENTIONED:
https://boots4troops.com/
https://www.fallow-construction.com/
https://thativgirltx.com/
SPONSORS:
https://www.captainbrads.com/
https://texasstage.com/
https://www.roofrepublicinc.net/
In this episode of the Sailor Jimmy podcast, host Jimmy Rodgers introduces his guests, Chad Cooke and Kevin Pool of the Chad Cooke Band. The episode covers their journey as musicians, their upcoming participation in the Concert in the Country fundraiser for Boots for Troops, and their respect for military service members.
Key Points:
LINKS MENTIONED:
https://boots4troops.com/
https://www.chadcookeband.com/bio
SPONSORS:
https://www.captainbrads.com/
In this episode of the Sailor Jimmy podcast, U.S. Navy veteran Jimmy Rodgers welcomes Bri Bagwell, an eight-time Texas female vocalist of the year and a prominent Texas country music artist. They discuss various topics, including her music career, favorite things, and her involvement with organizations supporting the military. Bri also offers valuable advice to aspiring female artists. Then Jimmy is joined by Brent Thor from BB Custom Upholstery and they talk about the reward of giving back to your community and serving those who serve. They also give more details about the special event that is Concert in the Country.
Key Points:
Quotable Moments:
LINKS MENTIONED:
https://boots4troops.com/
https://www.bribagwell.com/
SPONSORS:
https://www.captainbrads.com/
http://www.bbcustomupholstery.com/
In this season opener of the Sailor Jimmy podcast, the host, Sailor Jimmy, welcomes the audience back after a long break. The episode features an interview with Brittney Aplin, the owner of Captain Brad’s Coastal Kitchen(show sponsor), and special guest Darryl Worley, country music singer and songwriter of Have You Forgotten. They discuss various topics, including music, tequila preferences and the lineup for the upcoming Concert in the Country, October 21, 2023.
KEY POINTS:
Sailor Jimmy expresses excitement about returning for another season and thanks Captain Brad's Costa Kitchen, his season sponsor.
He encourages local listeners to visit Captain Brad's coastal kitchen in Tomball, Texas, highlighting the restaurant's great atmosphere and seafood offerings.
Sailor Jimmy also mentions other sponsors for the season, including Roof Republic, Texas Stage, and Thai Hot Sauce, which customizes labels for miniature hot sauces.
The episode features a special guest, Darryl Worley, known for his country music career and charitable work.
Darryl Worley's foundation supports St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and funds the Daryl Worley Cancer Treatment Center in Savannah, Tennessee.
The interview with Britney Aplin, owner of Captain Brad's, begins with a fun game of one-word responses.
Topics discussed during the interview include favorite vacation spots (Destin), Don Julio vs. Patron, and last meal preferences.
Sailor Jimmy asks if O.J. Simpson committed murder, and both guests share their opinions.
LINKS MENTIONED:
https://boots4troops.com/
https://www.darrylworley.com/
http://concertinthecountry.org/
SPONSORS:
https://www.captainbrads.com/
In this episode we talk about the upcoming 2023 NFL draft. We start off by discussing the general excitement surrounding the NFL draft, with fans eagerly anticipating which players will be chosen by their favorite teams.
Next, we bring in Houston Texans correspondent, Aaron Wilson to talk specifically about the Texans' draft strategy. Wilson discusses the team's needs, particularly at the quarterback position, and the different options available to them in the draft. He also weighs in on the potential for the Texans to trade up or down in the draft and how that could impact their draft picks.
We discuss some of the players to watch in this year's draft. Wilson also highlights some of the top prospects and potential steals in the later rounds. We also discuss the impact that off-field issues can have on a player's draft stock and whether teams are willing to take risks on players with character concerns.
KEY POINTS:
LINKS MENTIONED:
https://twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL
https://boots4troops.org/
https://www.nfl.com/
SPONSOR LINKS:
https://www.gunsoftx.com/
https://www.captainbrads.com/
http://www.bbcustomupholstery.com/
In this episode of the Sailor Jimmy Podcast, Jimmy and his co-host Billy have the pleasure of interviewing two country music artist that will be playing the 3rd Annual Peel For A Purpose Crawfish & Music Festival. First up is a conversation with Josh Ward that touches on a variety of topics, including Josh's love for steak, coffee, and summer activities like property fishing and rodeos. Listen in as he shares his experience of being invited to play at the Grand Ole Opry and the emotional impact it had on him.
Later in the episode, Jimmy is joined by Peel for a Purpose concert artist, Casey Donahew. Casey discusses his own preference for steak and shares the inspiration behind his song "Stockyards," which was taken straight out of his own life. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Boots4Troops charity event in Houston to benefit military personnel, a cause that Casey and Josh both passionately support. This is a great episode that showcases the real personalities of these two talented musicians.
KEY POINTS:
LINKS MENTIONED:
Peel For A Purpose Tickets
www.joshwardmusic.com/
www.caseydonahew.com/
www.boots4troops.org/
In this episode, we get to eagerly listen in as Scott Brown and Donnie Reis share the story of how War Hippies came together, sparked by a mutual interest in supporting veteran-owned businesses. The conversation shifts towards a discussion about veterans and their experiences, including the challenges they face during service and the stigma surrounding PTSD. This episode highlights the highly employable skills that veterans possess and emphasizes the importance of executives understanding their unique experiences. The interview concludes with the guests sharing views on politics and desire for a hands-off approach to certain issues.
KEY POINTS:
LINKS MENTIONED:
www.warhippies.com
Today, on the Sailor Jimmy Podcast, we are joined by Debbie Glenn, a good friend of the podcast and the owner of The Red Brick Tavern in Conroe, Texas. A true foodie destination located at the heart of downtown Conroe, The Red Brick Tavern offers stellar live music performances, comfort food, and craft beer. Join us as we chew the fat about old-school country music and learn more about the first annual 11-11 Music Festival, organized by Debbie and her band, Southern Disposition, and benefitting non-profit organizations like Boots for Troops, Raising a Hand for Rett, and others. We also have some friendly disagreements about our favorite sports teams and emphasize the importance of giving back to our communities. Debbie believes that your contributions to society are what you’ll be remembered for in this life, and when you get involved in an organization you truly believe in, giving back will never feel like work. Make sure you don’t miss today’s episode for all this and so much more!
Key Points From This Episode:
Tweetables:
“It’s no secret that it’s hard for women in the [music] business, but you know what? It just makes you work harder, and when you do shine, you shine brighter.” — Debbie Glenn [0:08:11]
“I love giving back. I believe it’s what you leave in this life that you will be remembered by.” — Debbie Glenn [0:18:20]
“When you hang out with like-minded people, it becomes very easy to roll up your sleeves and say, ‘I’m going to help raise money for this organization or that organization.’ When you get involved in an organization that you truly believe in, it’s not work anymore.” — Debbie Glenn [0:23:57]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
The Red Brick Tavern
The Red Brick Tavern on Instagram
The Red Brick Tavern on Twitter
Southern Disposition Band
11-11 Music Festival
Raising a Hand for Rett
Love Heals Youth
Conroe Noon Lions Club
Western Shadows
Bernhardt Winery
Raising Cane’s
Bud Light
Fairway Mortgage Groups
Tommy’s Paint & Body
Conroe Golf Cars
Concrete Contractors Supply of Texas
Planet Ford
Boots For Troops
tx racs
Scafom North America
Rooftops Solutions
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The podcast currently has 26 episodes available.