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Noah Thompson visited with Evan Paul and (11:28) gave the dirt on what he was going through when he Carrie Underwood visited American Idol. Plus, (1:0) how his life has changed since winning, (3:45) the HunterGirl dating rumors and why (7:15) he feels guilty for winning. Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

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Russell Dickerson visits with Evan Paul to talk about his new (1:00) self-titled album coming Nov. 4, (5:00) the simplicity of “She Likes It” with Jake Scott and his (7:15) love of John Denver. Plus, (2:01) he tells an epic story about a prank he pulled in high school.

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Breland broke onto the country scene in 2019 with “My Truck” but his new album Cross Country proves he’s a very dynamic songwriter and entertainer. He tells Evan Paul about (3:50) viral success, (4:20) what makes a song a hit and two very different songs from the album, (6:20) “Happy Song” and “Thick,” which literally calls out four famous women as “thick.” Plus his worst job ever and (14:25) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Also mentioned in this conversation: Lizzo, Ashley Graham, Keith Urban, Sam Hunt, Meghan Thee Stallion, Dierks Bentley, Serena Williams

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Craig Morgan visits with Evan Paul and talks about (0:53) his new song “How You Make a Man” and (2:54) how he sees himself in rapper turned country singer Jelly Roll. Plus, (8:15) the one artist that really made Craig feel comfortable as a new artist, (9:05) why he discouraged his kids from going into the military and (11:00) what was Blake Shelton thinking?

Craig’s new memoir ‘God, Family, Country’ is released this month.

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Little Big Town visit Evan Paul and (2:00) talk about their new ‘Mr. Sun’ album and why prioritizing albums is still very important to them. Plus, (6:30) the story behind the song “Song Back” and (8:30) hit songs they passed on they wish they could have back. Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Also mentioned during this episode: Kenny Chesney, the Wreckers, Rascal Flats, the Eagles, Scotty McCreery.

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Pat Green is an open book. He spoke to Evan Paul about (2:15) breaking up with his wife on Valentine’s Day and who he blamed for early struggles, (5:00) how he approached his reflective new album and (10:55). Pat’s wife Kori inspired a song called “Steady” on the album but (6:45) she’s not happy about it. Then he (13:30) talked about that journey from Texas to Nashville that so many artists are taking today. The Night Cap with Billy Dukes returns next week.

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Trace Adkins begins his role as Albie Roman on FOX’s ‘Monarch’ this weekend. (2:05) He talked to Taste of Country’s Billy Dukes about working with Susan Sarandon and filming their romantic scenes. Then, (10:25) Evan Paul talks to Beth Ditto, a former indy rocker who scored a key role as Gigi Roman, Trace’s daughter on the show. Singer Caitlyn Smith also joins (18:40) to talk about recording the theme song for Monarch and why the show is set up to do great things for country music.

Follow on Apple Podcast and Spotify. Jon Pardi (1:45) says the title-track of his new Mr. Saturday Night album is example of great Nashville songwriting. He won’t ever chase like other artists. Plus, go deep on tracks like (5:54) “The Day I Stopped Dancing” and (1:00) “Reverse Cowgirl.” Plus (4:10) a rant about spam emails and the (15:25) Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Also mentioned during this podcast: Thomas Rhett, Benjy Davis, Sturgis Buffalo Chip, Summer Pardi, Jason Aldean.

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Ingrid Andress explains (1:10 and 5:00) her most heartbreaking songs on the new Good Person album but promises (9:15) she’s a not always the sad clown. She also explained (2:30) why “Wishful Drinking” didn’t make the album. Plus, (13:00) Keith Urban gushes on her and Ingrid (16:30) opens up about her new boyfriend. Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

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Ben Rector joins Evan Paul to talk about (2:20) how his duet with Thomas Rhett came together and contrasts it with (4:34) how his Snoop Dogg collaboration came to be. Plus (9:15) how becoming a dad has changed his art and (11:45) all about “Joy.” Then (17:40) the night cap with Billy Dukes.