Chris Lane joins Evan Paul to (1:08) tell the story behind his new song “If I Die before You” and it’s music video. He’s a dad now so the two men talk fatherhood in ways you might find hilarious. Plus, (7:00) how Rascal Flatts made good on a promise and (14:20) a great conversation with Megan Patrick.

Uncle Kracker joins Evan Paul to (1:10) talk about his new ‘Coffee & Beer’ album. His career stretches back over 25 years and includes partnerships with Kid Rock, Kenny Chesney and — as it turns out — Jelly Roll.

During this interview, Uncle Kracker (13:40) reveals how he met Kenny Chesney and (17:40) why he took a chance on Jelly Roll in 2015. Plus, (10:10) the truth about his stage name — Kid Rock didn’t give it to him after all.

Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

George Birge joins Evan Paul to talk about (0:50) who inspired his new hit “Cowboy Songs” and why he might always feel like a new artist. Then,(8:20) a humbling George Strait story and how he became friends with Glenn Powell, AKA Maverick in the new ‘Top Gun’ movie.

Then (16:44) Dylan Schneider and a (31:43) Night Cap with Billy Dukes that gets a bit uncomfortable for Evan. This episode is not sponsored by Better Health but it should be!

Koe Wetzel visits with Evan Paul for the first time to talk about “High Road,” his hit song with Jessie Murph and the Christmas EP he’s dropping on Dec. 6. We got Koe talking bout his wilder days on the road, including a week with Hardy that both men might have already forgot.

Plus the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Brooks & Dunn visit with Evan Paul to talk about songs from the new Reboot II album, (0:38) including “Believe,” their duet with Jelly Roll. They had to move mountains to get it done and it paid off with a great record and performance at the CMA Awards.

Plus, (7:50) why there were afraid of “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” and (9:03) a question that stops Kix and Ronnie in their tracks in the funniest way possible. Then Gabby Barrett and the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Also mentioned: Morgan Wallen, Kacey Musgraves, Megan Moroney, Laine Wilson and more.

It’s Blake Shelton’s first appearance on the Taste of Country Nights On Demand podcast. He tells Evan Paul (1:00) why he was nervous to cut his new song, “Texas” and (15:05) admits which of his hits he never thought would reach No. 1.

Plus, how Post Malone inspired him to make music again, a (6:55) beautiful Toby Tribute and more. Then (17:26) Billy Dukes joins for a Night Cap focused on the 2024 CMA Awards.

Also mentioned: Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Justin Moore, Morgan Wallen, Chris Stapleton, Shaboozey, and Adam Levin.

Parmalee join Evan Paul to talk about (1:10) why “Gonna Love You” was the right song to film a music video that recreates the shooting that left drummer Scott Thomas in a coma. Plus, (8:38) how they feel about being first-class snubs every awards season and (12:30) Wikipedia secrets.

Then Billy Dukes joins for the Night Cap. Also mentioned, Train, the Chicks, Nikki Sixx, Snoop Dogg, Dan + Shay, Old Dominion and more.

Tucker Wetmore visits with Evan Paul to talk about 1:10 his song “Wind Up Missin’ You” and the new ‘Waves On a Sunset’ album. He does a lot of missing on this album and we had to know why.

Plus, (5:05) a great Luke Bryan story, (8:04) how to capitalize on viral fame and (11:20) why he can relate to the Olympic pole vaulter who got his junk caught on the bar. Then (11:40) Mitchell Tenpenny and (19:36) Billy Dukes with the Night Cap.

Joe Nichols returns to the Taste of Country Nights On Demand podcast and tells Evan Paul about new songs from his 'Honky Tonks and Country Songs' album, like his (2:10) new duet with Annie Bosko. Plus (5:45) why he loves Post Malone and (15:40) his dooms day preparation.

Then, (11:40) Joe remembers getting invited to go hunting with Hank Williams Jr. It went horribly wrong for everyone involved. Plus (19:40) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Emmylou Harris, Alison Kraus, Kelly Clarkson and more.

Kelsea Ballerini visits with Evan Paul to talk about her new ‘Patterns’ album. Specifically, (4:45) she explains why a couple songs include curse words — it’s so relatable.

Also, (3:15) how does Kelsea actually spend time with famous friends like Shania Twain and Carly Pearce? That can’t be easy in public but she’s got a trick. Plus, (9:30) why Chase Stokes loves the breakup song on her album, how her role on ‘Doctor Odyssey’ came to be and (13:15) her pick for CMA Entertainer of the Year.

Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode: Tigirlily Gold, Ella Langley, Taylor Swift, Reese Witherspoon, Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson and more.