The Front Row Report with Reggie Edwards

Micah Tyler is ready to make an impact on Winter Jam 2025 and he sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk about all of it. Micah opens up about how he's been on the tour before but only as a fill-in for a few dates but this time around, he's on the full tour and he couldn't be more excited. They talk about the ministry side of Winter Jam and how important it is, what he's most excited about with the tour, and his latest single- "People Like Us," which features MercyMe singer Bart Millard.

NewSong singer Russ Lee takes some takes a break from preparing for Winter Jam 2025, as he sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things Winter Jam. Russ opens up about how early they start planning for Winter Jam, how important it is to keep the ministry side of the tour as a focal point after over 20 years, the importance of the Pre-Jam Party, which features some of the up-and-coming artists in the CCM world, how they keep their fingers on the pulse of who should be on each tour, and much, much more.

Worldwide Panic singer Lane Steel sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things "Break Me Down," their latest single. Lane opens up about the personal nature of the song's lyrics, getting told the song wasn't good enough by a major producer but how the band connected with the legendary Bob Marlette & Chris "Zeuss" Harris and how the two brought out the best in the band. They also talk about the upcoming sophomore release from Worldwide Panic, how it's sounding so far and much, much more.

Wrestling personality and paranormal investigator and podcaster Sean Kaleta sits down with Reggie Edwards for this one-of-a-kind, unique interview where they talk all things pro wrestling and paranormal. Sean opens up about how he got into the pro wrestling business, telling stories about Heroes & Legends Pro Wrestling and Funkafied Wrestling Federation. He talks about some of the big names he's worked with and a few fun stories about them. They also get into the paranormal realms and Sean talks about the recent split from the paranormal group he was with for years and the process of starting up his own project in "It Came From the Podcast" and much more.

Stryper singer Michael Sweet sits down with Reggie Edwards talk all things "When We Were Kings," the band's 40th Anniversary, their legacy, the importance of ballads, and more in this very real, very authentic interview.

Kill The Fall's Raymon Terry is back with new Kill The Fall music and he sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk about all of it. Raymon and Reggie talk all things "Screaming Into Silence," "The Suffering," "Excess of Failure" and much more. Ray discusses the changing in sound, the more complex recording process and much more.

Sick Puppies bassist Emma Anzai sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk about the band's return and new album, "Wave the Bull" album. She also opens up about the band's hiatus, what led to it and what's on the horizon for Sick Puppies in 2025.

David Wilcox is the former Head of Security for the TBN Network and bodyguard for controversial late Televangelist Pat Robertson. David sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things Pat Robertson. Wilcox opens up about what Robertson was really like behind the scenes when the cameras stopped rolling, when he thinks Robertson's vision changed, how the atmosphere around him evolved over time and more. Robertson also discusses the experience of Robertson running for President of the United States in the 80's and how insane that time was backstage. Finally, he also opens up about what he thought when he saw the crazy things Robertson said on the air in his final years, the backlash he's received from TBN and people close to Robertson as well as how he felt when he found out Robertson had passed away.

Miss May I singer Levi Benton sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk all things "Apologies Are For The Weak" and the 15 year anniversary of the album. He talks about why the band decided to re-record the album in full and include guests for each song. Levi also discusses the importance of bringing bands from the past and present and how much fun it was. Levi discusses going back out on the road for their first full tour in a long time, bringing back Relentless Fest and much more.

Skillet singer John Cooper sits down with Reggie Edwards to talk about the band's latest record, "Revolution" and what it's like being independent for the first time in over 20 years. He also talks about being open about his beliefs and stances but still not alienating fans who don't agree with him, the decision to release "Alex's Song," which he sang at his daughter's wedding, the bond and family atmosphere of the fanbase and much more.