In 1992, Reba McEntire released "Is There Life Out There." The song would reach #1 on the charts but is most remembered for the iconic music video that accompanied the song. Reba showed off her early acting chops that became a staple in many of her future videos and eventually led to her acting career. The most interesting part about this music video? It came close to never being seen by the masses. We share why that was in this episode.

In 2003, Brad Paisley released "I'm Gonna Miss Her" and as good as that song is, the music video made it even better. With cameos from Dan Patrick and Jerry Springer, this music video transports us back to the early 2000s. We go a little bonkers on this episode as Stephen A. Smith's name gets tossed around a bit during our discussion.

On this episode of The Album Collection we take a closer look at Eric Church's debut album "Sinners Like Me." While none of the four singles he released charted into the Top 10, the album set him up to become the Eric Church we know today. In one of the most impressive debut albums from any artist, Eric Church crafts a unique and compelling story with each song. Where does it stack up all time with his other albums? That's what we tackle.

On this episode of Video Vault, Aaron Wagner and Emily Wagner travel all the way back to 1991 for Travis Tritt's smash hit "Anymore." The powerful and dramatic video stars Tritt ,playing a wounded Vietnam veteran as he ponders what his future looks like with the love of his life, while dealing with his new fate from the war.

In the debut episode of Video Vault, Aaron Wagner and Emily Wagner go back to 2000 when the Dixie Chicks released the music video for "Ready to Run." In 2004, CMT would place the music video 26th on its Top 100 Music Videos of All Time list. The video has the trio ditching their grooms at their wedding and running all over town as they try to escape from their big day.

On this episode of The Album Collection, Aaron Wagner and Emily dive into Carrie Underwood's 5th studio album Storyteller. With four Top-2 singles ("Dirty Laundry", "Church Bells", "Heartbeat", "Smoke Break") this album was nominated for CMA Album of the Year, losing out to Eric Church's Mr. Misunderstood. Everything from the key songwriters to hidden gems are discussed as well as where the album stacks up with the other great albums Underwood has released.

On the debut episode of The Album Collection, Aaron Wagner and Emily nerd out on Sara Evans' 3rd studio album Born to Fly. With hit singles "Born to Fly", "I Could Not Ask For More", and "I Keep Looking", Evans was nominated for 5 CMA Awards for her work on the album. Everything from the key songwriters to hidden gems are discussed as well as where the album stacks up all time for Evans.

It's been awhile since we chatted on a podcast. We caught up on the new Old Dominion album, all the new songs from the biggest names in country, and previewed a busy month of November for new albums.

Danny McMahon has had himself a heck of a year.

The artist has quickly become one of the faces of UK Country Music. He recently took home awards at the UK Country Awards for Male Artist of the Year, Song of the Year for "When I See You," and Artist of the Year. He's up for 3 more awards at the British Country Music Awards (BCMA's) which will take place on November 9th.

Danny is in Nashville for a couple weeks and sat down with us to chat about the rollercoaster ride he's been on the last few years. We talk about the differences between UK Country Music and country music here in the states as well as the artists that influenced him to want to make country music for a living. Danny also takes us inside his songwriting process, specifically how important songwriting truly has become for him.

This was a really fun one to record. Give it a listen but make sure you check out Danny's music and follow him on his socials to stay up to date with the latest happenings.

We're back!!! This week, we run through the list of the CMA Awards Nominees.