The Trevor Tapes

The microscope is pointed at country music right now and there is no reason to ignore it. On this episode Trevor talks about the Morgan Wallen situation, T.J. Osborne coming out and Luke Combs addressing old controversial photos.

Taylor Swift is out and Brad Paisley is in. Trevor discusses the mural drama in Nashville and tries to figure out what's going on with Keith Urban's music. Plus, he's got breaking Eric Church news.

Well 2020 is almost over and Trevor has his picks for the best country music he thinks shaped this year. Plus, he tells the most uncomfortable thing someone told him at work the other day.

It's been way too since Trevor has put out a podcast, trust me he knows. Now he's back and isn't letting 2020 keep him down anymore. On this episode Trevor is talking all things awards season. He's talking CMT Awards, ACM Awards and CMA Awards.

Trevor and Daniel share their New Year’s resolutions as we say goodbye to 2019. Plus, we dive into World War III and tell you which four country artists should have a monster 2020!

After taking a little breather, the boys are back and ready to spill the tea about their workplaces. Plus, Daniel and Trevor relive the Cody Johnson concert in Dallas, Texas.

There are new developments in the Taylor Swift/Scooter Braun/Scott Borchetta situation and we breakdown all the details. Plus, it's time to riot as we give our thoughts on the CMA Awards.

With the CMA Awards just around the corner, Trevor has his pick for Best New Artist and a CLEAR winner for Entertainer of The Year. Daniel puts the spotlight on Trevor, sort of. Plus, we talk new albums from Miranda Lambert, Luke Combs and Old Dominion.

We listened to your comments, so we’re going to try to clear the air on some things. Plus, we learn a little more about Daniel and talk the artists that made Trevor fall in love with country music.

Sam Hunt is back with his new single "Kinfolk" and Trevor and Daniel have some thoughts about it. Plus, they discuss Dan + Shay's new collaboration with Justin Bieber, two new albums from Cody Jinks and Tyler Childers' interview with GQ.