Anachronistic (Google it. It fits perfectly), Watterson explains how he was able to not just survive but thrive under six
Titans head coaches in four different decades. Coaching wasn’t even his first career choice for the Newport, Rhode Island Native and he reveals how a failed physical, of all things, led him to the NFL. Watch and hear who this ringleader of team pranks believes is the toughest Titan, the one who got the most out of the least effort, and why he had no posters on his bedroom wall growing up. You’ll enjoy getting to know the guy who knew the players best. 

AMONG THE TOPICS: OCEANOGRAPHY TO THE GRIDIRON, THE PRANK WHERE A TURKEY WASN’T REALLY A TURKEY, PLAYING
CHRIS EVERT, AND LOVE IS IN THE FRONT OFFICE AIR.

Don’t throw a pity party for Chase, because he’ll just stand you up, even though he has a “dead leg” (Deadleg Media is
the name of his company). Born with cerebral palsy, this Nashville native leans into his disability with humor and
strength, explaining why he chooses confrontment vs. conformity. Breaking the social media code with recent YouTube
videos going viral, this son of a musician chronicles his motorcycle life on the road with relatable tales. You can almost
feel the wind in your face, while absorbing a life lesson or two from this likable young man (and this podcast’s longtime
producer). Also, I bet he can bench more than you. AMONG THE TOPICS: A REAL PAIN IN THE LEGS, REMEMBERING A
FAMOUS DAD, GLOBETROTTERS TO THE HOLY LAND, THE LONGEST THREE MINUTES OF A WOULD-BE STAND-UP
COMIC.

You are hard pressed to find two words in Nashville more identifiable than “Thanks Paul!” Watch and listen as
the Pennsauken, New Jersey native explains his journey to the Bridgestone arena microphone. A day one
season ticket holder in 1998 tells how he met his wife as a nightclub DJ and what he does for a day job. 21-
years and counting, he reveals a few rare slip ups and his most scared moment in his center ice seat. You
don’t have to be a Predators fan to enjoy the insight of what it’s like to be “The Voice” known instantly to so
many. AMONG THE TOPICS: PHILLY MEMORIES, PASSING THE AUDITION, A BIG AND RICH
MISTAKE, WHAT HE WOULD TELL IS 18-YEAR OLD SELF.

Hollywood royalty is alive and well at the Franklin Theatre where Patrick reigns as Artistic Director of the Studio
Tenn Theatre Company. Second of three sons of Broadway star Jack Cassidy and Oscar-winner Shirley
Jones, the former high school quarterback (he once led the nation in passing) delves into what it’s like growing
up along teenage heart throbs brothers David, Shaun and Ryan. This California transplant also explains how
Covid factored into his growing love for Middle Tennessee. AMONG THE TOPICS: A ROGUE SHOPPING
CART, BEING JACQUELINE BISSET’S LOVER, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, DTF ST. LOUIS AND HIS
ALTERNATE UNIVERSE CAREER.

Aside from Pro/College football games and the occasional NASCAR race, the biggest one-day sporting event
is Nashville’s spring marathon event. Now in its 26 th year, more than 25,000 participants are expected to flood
the city streets, not to mention thousands of volunteers and bystanders. Watch and listen to the guy who
helped launch the extravagance back in 2000, learning all the logistics it takes to pull it off. The co-hosts have
a combined 25 appearances (John 25 times /Joe 0 times) offering differing perspectives of being a participant
and spectator. AMONG THE TOPICS: WORLD MUSIC EXCLUSIVE ANNOUNCEMENT, ULTIMATE
DINNER GUESTS, GO-TO RUNNING SONGS, A DOGGY DASH MESS, AND CIGARETTES AT THE 23 RD
MILE.

Celebrating its 85th year, The Iroquois Steeplechase is Middle Tennessee’s social event of the year. Oh, it also
raises millions of dollars for charities including the Monroe Carel Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Learn
the incredible backstory of how it came to be, and what’s new for 2026 (hint: it involves live music). Hear
Autumn’s emotional connection to the horse racing extravaganza while Dwight, the 1977 Champion, reveals
what it takes to compete at the highest level. If you have attended or plan to, this is a must watch/listen tutorial
doing a deep dive on the Percy Warner Park annual spectacle. AMONG THE TOPICS: STEALING A
NEIGHBOR’S HORSE, FOX HUNTING WITH YOUR WIFE, ORIGIN OF THE HATS, CHANGING ITS NEW
TUNE FOR 2026, AND I COULDA BEEN AN OLYMPIAN

The daughter of a long-time Nashville Banner journalist, little did this Donelson native know she would follow in
her father’s footsteps, forging an even wider path. Becoming a “go to” print journalist covering the music
business for local and worldwide outlets, Beverly joined her alma mater MTSU in 1995 as a professor,
ascending to Dean in 2013. Responsible for media campaigns with the likes of Lionel Richie, Vince Gill,
George Strait and Shania Twain, she now spearheads college curriculum in an industry morphing at warped
speed. Find out how she does it and enjoy learning how a Nashville girl becomes a titan in a male dominated
business. AMONG THE TOPICS: LAWN CARE ADVICE, MAKING $3.35 AN HOUR, ELVIS THE PELVIS,
THE 1986 RED MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, REUNITING WITH A FORMER STUDENT.

It was a health challenge that led this longtime California resident to write a book that’s now a best seller on
Amazon. The 1,000-mile walk (1,350 miles) spawned reflective standalone vignettes with each ending with a
question. Founding a creative agency now more than 40 years old, David’s professional and personal life
pivoted with a move to Nashville to be closer to his 3 daughters. Little did he know how disruptive his life
would become, challenging family relationships while starting new ones. Admitting he was a jerk at times, he
reveals a raw self-evaluation. AMONG THE TOPICS: TRAVEL HORROR STORIES, WHAT TURNING 60
DOES TO A PERSON, EPIPHANY MOMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL, AND BECOMING A FATHER AGAIN.

Breaking her promise of never doing mornings in the media again led this uber-diversified entertainment
journalist to Nashville. The first full-time female announcer of the Grand Ole Opry, Kelly explains why being
fired (twice) actually catapulted her to multiple media platforms including morning co-host on iconic 650 WSM-
AM. Creator of the syndicated radio program “Y’all Access with Kelly Sutton”, she explains how her favorite
music morphed from rap to the country genre. Day brightener spoiler alert: There are simply too many laughs
to count in this episode. AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY YOU BETTER WAVE, THE KEY TO CONTACTING
DOLLY, BEST ADVICE FOR BEING A MOM, AND BREAKING THROUGH A GRAND OLE OPRY CEILING.

While roaming the field and intercepting passes for 11 years in the NFL, this former Titans #1 draft selection
now covers the Middle Tennessee business community and beyond. Owner of “Just Love Coffee” in Franklin,
Bulluck also hosts the podcast “Bullseye View” on YouTube. The Syracuse University graduate reflects on the
good and bad seasons in pro football and why he never was a trash talker. His boyish enthusiasm hasn’t left
him in this quirky, covering all subjects, conversation. AMONG THE TOPICS: MOVING TO ESPACES, NO
RULES MEDIA, A MONKEY AT THE ROCK OF GIBRALTAR, PREMATURE FIREWORKS AT A PLAYOFF
GAME, MAKING AN OLYMPIC BID, HAZING PACMAN, AND DINNER WITH DEAD PEOPLE.