If anyone else, besides Jeff Fisher, has had a bigger impact on the Nashville pro sports scene,
we’d like to meet him. Fisher takes a deep dive into how he led the move of the NFL Oilers to
Nashville. What was it like in that first team meeting? You might be surprised. Also, why he
said “no” to coaching when first offered a job and what changed his mind. Fisher also goes into
detail why, after a few months removed from coaching in the USFL, he sees his football future
more clearly. Oh, and he offers insight to Eddie George’s 1 st year at TSU and what he sees for
his former player’s future. AMONG THE TOPICS: FISHER’S FONDNESS FOR THE GREAT
MIDWEST, MONTANA’S ALLURE, HIS BIGGEST PET PEEVE AND EDDIE’S COACHING
CAREER PATH.

Few, if anyone knows more about the iconic Beatles than Richard Courtney. Richard has
written, not one, but two books on the Fab Four while also building a real estate reputation in
Middle Tennessee second to none. His love for the Beatles continues to come through on his
weekly radio show on Hippie Radio 94.5 FM. Richard discusses his chance meeting with Paul
McCartney which turned into more than a meet and greet. Why was the group’s only
appearance in Tennessee so controversial? He also reveals his big regret in life regarding the
Beatles. AMONG THE TOPICS: INSIDE PAUL’S VISIT TO NASHVILLE, WHY THE GROUP
SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED AND WHY VANDERBILT MISSED OUT.

Few can claim moving to Nashville and immediately being an influencer on a music genre.
Ketch heads up Old Crow Medicine Show, with its vibe described as alt-country, folk,
Americana, and American roots string band, just to name a few. Inducted into the Grand Ole
Opry in 2013, Ketch skips down memory lane with Joe and John, sprinkling in influences such
as Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp. He is also proud of his efforts to launch a school in East
Nashville that is close to his heart and soul. AMONG THE TOPICS: NOT “THAT” OLD
CROW, THERE’S PLAYING THE OPRY AND PLAYING OUTSIDE THE OPRY, NEW ALBUM
“PAINT THE TOWN”, AND LEAVING YOUR MARK ON NASHVILLE EDUCATION.

Like a well-worn slipper, Rhori fits into thousands of Middle Tennessee living rooms each night
with ease as the lead NewsChannel 5 anchor for evening TV broadcasts.  Arriving in Nashville
in 2005, Rhori has earned the trust of viewers through his stable, calming delivery.  His awards
include 7 Regional Emmys but his real value to the community is his dependability to be there
when the big story breaks and make sense of it.   Rhori explains why he takes his job seriously,
but not himself.  You will lose count of the times this trio cracks up.  AMONG THE TOPICS: 
WHAT A WILD PATH TO NASHVILLE, WHY FAMILY MATTERS, CHRISTMAS DAY
BOMBING, AND BIGGEST PET PEEVE.

Arguably the most recognizable voice in Middle Tennessee, Pete Weber is going into his 25 th season as
the main broadcaster of Nashville’s NHL team. Nobody has a mental Rolodex of stories and connections
covering all sports genres like Pete. An amazing storyteller with whimsical charm and humor, Pete
makes anyone feel as comfortable as well-worn slippers. He’s among the main reasons the Nashville
Predators were able to get traction with fans and sponsors in the early years and continues to be a huge
ambassador for the Predators and hockey. AMONG THE TOPICS, A LITTLE “HELPER” FROM HIS
FRIENDS, MAGICAL CALLS, AND THEE KEY TO THE PREDATORS SUCCESS IN 2022-23 AND BEYOND.

A graduate of the University of Georgia, Samantha climbed the TB broadcast ranks all the way to CNN. 
She pivoted back to local TV hired by News-2 in Nashville in 2012.
Samantha has covered some of the biggest stories, including the historic 2008 Presidential election. 
She now works in the Tennessee State Attorney’s Office making sure the messaging from the most
powerful lawyer in Tennessee is transparent and accurate.
Her responsibilities include a podcast from the AG’s office called, “Making the Case.”
What you might not know she is  adorable, funny, quick witted and a fabulous mother of two girls with
uber-talented  musician (Vandy Grad) Daniel.
AMONG THE TOPICS, GAWD DAWG GREAT TIME, NO LAW SCHOOL?  NO PROBLEM.  RAISING
DAUGHTERS IN THE 21 ST CENTURY.

Few, if anyone, are dialed into Country Music’s past, present and future than Katie Cook. Daughter of
Hall of Fame Songwriter Roger Cook, Katie refused to use her family connections, forging her own path
in the music industry and TV scene in Nashville. Her reputation as a true pro allows Katie to build
relationships with the biggest names in the business, revealing how it’s done. Her most prized
relationship is husband guitarist/songwriter Adam Shoenfeld. Now in her 3 rd decade hosting CMT Hot 20
Countdown, she feels she’s just getting started. If you know her, you like her. If you don’t, you will. Just
listen. She’s one of the most inherently likable people on the planet. AMONG THE TOPICS, LONDON
BRIDGE TO AMERICA, NO EXPERIENCE IN TV? NO PROBLEM, DOLLY CRUSH, AND WE ARE NOT ALONE.

Kyle is living his dream as a “box” owner, running Rising Sun Community Fitness in East Nashville. His
journey includes probably waiting on you at a famous Nashville restaurant. A one-time competitive
bodybuilder and weightlifter (with countless surgeries to prove it) Kyle’s extensive knowledge of fitness
training allows him to coach a spectrum of clients. If you are intimidated by trying CrossFit, Kyle’s
insight on how it can improve your quality of life may very well have you signing up for a “box.” He also
has a gift of music, which is nearly a requirement for living in Davidson County. AMONG THE TOPICS,
BEST ADVICE TO NEW BUSINESS OWNERS, WHAT DOES WINE HAVE TO DO WITH A BODYBUILDING
COMPETITION? AND WHY YOIUR GRANDMOTHER CAN DO THE SAME WORKOUT AS AN ELITE
ATHLETE.

One of the most decorated local TV anchors in the country, News-2 anchor Bob Mueller joined Joe and
John, which turned into an hour-long laugh fest and roast. Bob discusses his illustrious 42-year career at
News-2, explaining how the business morphed into a 24/7/265 news cycle, his toughest challenges, and
his most harrowing assignment.  AMONG THE TOPICS, MARATHON MANIA, THE SCARIEST MOMENT
OF BOB’S CAREER (AND IT WASN’T COVERING THE WAR IN AFGANISTAN) AND TO SHAVE OR NOT TO
SHAVE THE MUSTACHE, THAT IS THE QUESTION.

Ever take a test for school and it changes your life? Matthew Charette took an unconventional way to
owning several East Nashville restaurants. He has fantastic advice for those wanting to start a business
as he’s a “go to” guy at the Entrepreneur Center. His most powerful life experience was as a Marine in
Desert Storm, which has a tremendous effect on him, good and bad, still today. You will come away
knowing how to make fewer mistakes running a business and have a renewed appreciation for the
Nashville community’s best trait. Among the topics, WHAT NOT TO DO WHEN STARTING A BUSINESS,
HOW A BAD REVIEW WAS THE BEST THING TO EVER HAPPEN, THE OKAY STUDENT WHO WAS THE
SMARTEST PERSON IN THE ROOM AND HOW IT LED TO THE MARINES AND WHERE TO FIND HELP FOR
MENTAL CHALLENGES.