Charles Kelley is a singer-songwriter and founding member of Lady A.  In this episode he talks about his first job as an accountant working for a waste disposal company.  His transition from sitting at a desk to performing on stage wa...

Paul Worley is a Grammy Award winning producer who knows how to tell great stories.  In this episode he recounts his early days in the music business.Highlight:  Trying to get a job in an office supply store.

Clarke has recorded and/or mixed more than twenty #1 singles and ten #1 albums.  Winner of three Grammy awards, there is no doubt he's put together the music you've heard on the radio and online.  Clarke's mixing style fr...

Ira Wolf is a singer-songwriter who makes music that engages the heart.Independent in every way, she is a free spirit who is authentic without hesitation.Highlight:  Honest conversation about artistic collaboration and living...

Evan is a young producer and musician making his way in the Nashville music scene.In this episode he talks about an injury that changed his musical journey and set him on the track to success as a producer.  We discuss the evolutio...

Brian is multi-talented and yet remains incredibly humble.  He's a writer, an on-air classical music host, a manager, a singer, and someone you want to sit and talk with for hours and hours.In this episode he shares his discovery o...

Clay's first introduction to many was as the lead guitarist for Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, winning a Grammy Award during his tenure there.  After departing Skaggs, Hess toured and recorded with several of the top bands in the genre...

Christine Sweet is a broadcaster who was one of the earliest women deejays in pop music and jazz and went on to a career in classical radio.  A love for music of all kinds led her into both public and commercial radio formats as an announc...

Production tips and best practices.Highlight:  Candid words about the ebb and flow of being a producer and “suck tapes.”

Biff Watson played guitar with legends such as Crystal Gayle, Don Williams and a host of other artists from the 1970s to today.  His credits include Alabama, George Jones, Kenny Rogers, Alan Jackson, Clint Black, Reba McEntire, Randy Travi...

Stories from the Money Pit studio and an explanation of how the music industry lost traction at the cash register.Highlight:  When the garbage truck brakes failed and crashed into the studio.