The BIG 615 presents The StormeCast

Storme Warren welcomes Dylan Schneider into the Big 615 studio on Music Row to talk about his debut album, Puzzled. Along with talking about the songs on his project, Dylan shared stories about his connections to Luke Combs, Kane Brown and Brett Eldredge, while Storme mentioned that the title of Dylan's album reminded him of something Merle Haggard said in an interview with Storme years ago. Listen to the full conversation between Storme Warren and Dylan Schneider on this episode of the StormeCast. 

On this episode of the StormeCast, Storme Warren talks with Carly Pearce about her journey from her hometown of Taylor Mill, Kentucky, to working at Dollywood as a teenager, and then hitting Nashville looking for success, but finding nothing but stumbling blocks. With the support of her parents, friends and a fateful call to work with Lucy Hale, things started to turn around in Music City for Carly. Listen now as Storme and Carly talk about the importance of perseverance when it comes to achieving your dreams – right here on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren catches up with his longtime friend Brett Eldredge to talk about Brett's journey from Paris, Illinois to Nashville, Tennessee. Brett shares the pivotal role his parents played in the early part of his success, how country music was always in his DNA, and in the end the lessons learned of making music that impacts fans lives more than the music charts. Check out this episode of the StormeCast with Storme Warren and Brett Eldredge. 

For this episode of the StormeCast, Storme Warner heads into the kitchen with Rachel Parton George – who, with her sister Dolly Parton, has released Good Lookin’ Cookin’ – A Year Of Meals. It's a cookbook that not only includes a long list of recipes but also features stories of growing up in the Parton household in East Tennessee. Rachel and The Big 615's own Maurice Miner, who is an editor on the project, share with Storme why this is the perfect book for everyone who is looking for some ideas when they head into the kitchen. Listen to this episode of the StormeCast, and then happy cooking with Good Lookin’ Cookin’. 

During this episode of the StormeCast, Storme Warren talks with Chase Rice about his new album Go Down Singin', Chase's musical evolution, leaving his record label...and Chase's herd of buffalo! Lots of ground is covered between Storme and Chase on the StormeCast.   

Storme Warren welcomes Keith Urban into the Big 615 studio to talk about his brand new album, High. Keith talks about the tracks on the project, how music brings out his true honesty, and what he thinks of Lainey Wilson. Plus, Storme and Keith wonder if Nashville is ready to host the Olympic Games. Listen to it all on the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes Luke Combs to the StormeCast where the two talk about Luke’s journey from North Carolina to Nashville. Luke shares that he first realized his love of music in chorus class while he was in elementary school. He is also very honest about his struggle with anxiety, and the effect it’s had on his life - leading to what Storme calls one of the most "open and vulnerable" interviews he’s had with an artist, making this episode of the StormeCast a "must listen."

Storme Warren has known Kelsea Ballerini for a long time. In fact, Storme was the first Nashville interview that Kelsea did in her career. Now, on this episode of the StormeCast, the two friends dive deep into Kelsea's journey from East Tennessee to her first big break in Music City. This interview was done before Kelsea's divorce from her husband was made public. Storme and Kelsea talk about the struggles she encountered while trying to break into the music industry at such a young age, and the lessons learned from her younger days that served her well on her way to getting her first number-one hit. Listen as Storme Warren and Kelsea Ballerini share stories and memories on the StormeCast. 

Storme Warren has not one, not two, but three guests on this episode of the StormeCast as he welcomed Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott, and Dave Hayward of Lady A into the studio. The conversation starts with stories of Charles and Dave knowing each other as they both grew up in Augusta, Georgia then continues to where they moved to Music City to meet Nashville-born Hillary – thanks to Myspace. Not only did Storme learn more history about the trio, but they also learned things about each other they didn’t know before as well. Lady A joins Storme Warren on the StormeCast.

Hello friends, Storme Warren welcomed legendary sportscaster Jim Nantz into the studio for what he thought would be a five-minute conversation – almost an hour later the two announcers were still trading stories and becoming fast friends. Jim shared tales about the first Masters he called, his favorite Masters tournament, and what he hopes will be the last golf event he calls from the Butler Cabin at Augusta. Storme was thrilled to listen as Jim shared various tales from his sports announcing career. But the conversation was not all about sports as Jim talked about his foundation that raises money in the battle against the awful disease, Alzheimer’s – which affected Jim’s dad and inspired his famous catchphrase “Hello friends.” Listen now as Storme Warren and Jim Nantz start a tradition like no other…on the StormeCast.