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Comedian Dusty Slay talks about his trailer park raising, failed Army enlistment, hecklers, sobriety and new Netflix show, The Standups. He stars in Season 3 of the show.

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Kane Brown on his new man cave, keeping his baby girl a secret from fans, getting ripped and Jason Aldean's big fib. Plus an interview with Maddie Marlow from Maddie & Hunt.

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Joe Nichols has been around for over 20 years, which means he's got great stories. Like that time Mark Chesnutt confronted him in an elevator. Or the time he and Blake Shelton got too drunk to work. Plus, he makes an unassailable case for Keith Whitley in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Dustin Lynch visits again to talk about songs from his new Blue In the Sky album. He also reveals why his ex-girlfriend hates him and reveals his best and worst days as a country music entertainer.

Jimmie Allen visits with Evan Paul to talk about his the song he wrote about his late-father, how he behaves when he forgets his lyrics and what his Grammy nomination says about race in country music.

No one knew it, but Walker Hayes' father died last March, just before his career took off with "Fancy Like." For the first time, the singer goes deep on the emotions and anger he felt.

Jason Aldean opens up about how he chooses songs, if he'd ever retire, his New Year's Eve weekend with President Donald Trump and why he's been more political lately.

Maren Morris opens up about the career lows that inspired "Circles Around This Town" and shares what became of that old Montero she sings about. Plus, she admits her next album is coming very soon and it's much more country than her previous record, 'Girl' from 2019.

Maren Morris opens up about the career lows that inspired "Circles Around This Town" and shares what became of that old Montero she sings about. Plus, she admits her next album is coming very soon and it's much more country than her previous record, 'Girl' from 2019.

Chase Rice talks to Taste of Country Nights about being the focus of tabloids and what classic rocker inspired his new song "If I Were Rock & Roll."