Lionel's conversation with Michael Estok (Pt 2): If you haven't heard Pt 1, go back and listen to the previous episode. We'll wait for you!

Lionel's conversation with Michael Estok (Pt 1): Michael Estok ran a successful indie recording studio in Nashville, TN until the decision to relocate his family and studio to a small town in Ohio, where his family life and his recording business are reaching new heights.

Lionel's conversation with his podcast producer, David Wilkinson (Pt 2): If you haven't heard Pt 1, go back and listen to the previous episode. We'll wait for you!

Lionel's conversation with his podcast producer, David Wilkinson (Pt 1): David has had several careers. He has a masters degree in youth and family, and in the last 2 decades he’s been a youth pastor, a film and video director, an editor, author, and podcast producer. But throughout his curious career choices, there’s a common thread.

Lionel's conversation with Ross Bagwell (Pt 2): If you haven't heard Pt 1, go back and listen to the previous episode. We'll wait for you!

Lionel's conversation with Ross Bagwell (Pt 1): Ross moved his young family to New York, pursuing a career in the early days of television, but walked away from a rising career at NBC to return to Knoxville, Tennessee, where his maverick pioneering work in cable TV eventually became the launchpad of HGTV.

Lionel's conversation with Fred Carpenter (Pt 2): If you haven't heard Pt 1, go back and listen to the previous episode. We'll wait for you!

Lionel's conversation with Fred Carpenter (Pt 1): Fred was a gifted, in-demand young fiddle player, providing hot fiddle for touring artists like Emmylou Harris, Ronnie Milsap, Suzy Bogguss, and Kathy Mattea. But it was his passion for working on and repairing fiddles that led him to open The Violin Shop, widely regarded as one of the best in the world.

Lionel's conversation with Alison Prestwood (Pt 2): If you haven't heard Pt 1, go back and listen to the previous episode. We'll wait for you!

Lionel's conversation with Alison Prestwood (Pt 1): Alison became an in-demand Nashville studio bass player who decided to become a lawyer and has skillfully navigated between the two worlds.