This week, based on a true story! The unique premise behind Jake Owen’s new video “Homemade”. Then…Two times a charm! Why Scotty McCreery says “This Is It” meant way more than just a second number-one single. Plus…the weekend when Napa will be known for way more than wine! And later…our “Inside the Song” series takes a deeper dive into Brett Young’s hit “Like I Loved You.”

In today’s episode of The Write Stuff we go inside the write of one of Travis Tritt’s biggest hits as well as “Hold On” by Mickey Guyton, “After a Few” by Travis Denning, and “Methamphetamine” by Old Crow Medicine Show, a song that speaks to the destruction the drug has caused in rural America.

The story behind one of the Grand Ole Opry’s most beloved performers, the sly, loveable, man chasing hillbilly from the mythical town of Grinder’s Switch. Archival radio and television performances highlight the 50 plus year career of this comic genius.

Christina Ballard, wife of Country singer Frankie Ballard was an actress in LA and met Frankie on his Music Video for the song “Helluva Life”. There were sparks, but the couple took things slow and 3 years later Christina moved to Nashville, married Frankie and founded Old Smokey Boots. Her line of personally stylized boots is coveted by Country Music Stars and took Nashville by storm. On top of it all, Christina and Frankie are welcoming their first child in 2020.

When Captain Parmenter’s mother arrives, she insists that he be transferred to a post back east.

O’Rourke gets a promotion to lieutenant and is being transferred which could doom O’Rourke Enterprises.

Special Guests: Hank Williams Jr and Arlene Harden

Coffee, Country & Cody is hosted by Country Music Disc Jockey Hall of Famer and affable television personality Bill Cody, his producer and sidekick Charlie Mattos along with Jo Smith.

Trisha Yearwood is considered a Triple Threat in the country music genre. Having garnered the trifecta of three Grammys, an Oscar-nominated song, and being the first female country singer to sell a million copies of her 1991 self-titled debut, she is indeed the marker of success to which all country female singers aspire. As a Garth Brooks protégé, Yearwood began her career singing backup on his ’89 self-titled debut album. After appearing again on Brooks’ follow-up, No Fences, she was sought out by MCA Records who released her own self-titled debut album to nationwide acclaim. Yearwood takes to the stage performing some of her finest hits, including her very first single, “She’s In Love With The Boy,” “Xxx’s And Oooo’s (An American Girl)”, and the Diane Warren-penned “How Do I Live.”

When Captain Parmenter’s mother arrives, she insists that he be transferred to a post back east.

O’Rourke gets a promotion to lieutenant and is being transferred which could doom O’Rourke Enterprises.

Special Guests: Hank Williams Jr and Arlene Harden

Dailey & Vincent present a special episode full of incredible music!

Dailey & Vincent take a walk down memory lane singing their favorite songs from the past.

In today’s episode of The Write Stuff we go inside the write of one of Travis Tritt’s biggest hits as well as “Hold On” by Mickey Guyton, “After a Few” by Travis Denning, and “Methamphetamine” by Old Crow Medicine Show, a song that speaks to the destruction the drug has caused in rural America.

The story behind one of the Grand Ole Opry’s most beloved performers, the sly, loveable, man chasing hillbilly from the mythical town of Grinder’s Switch. Archival radio and television performances highlight the 50 plus year career of this comic genius.

Christina Ballard, wife of Country singer Frankie Ballard was an actress in LA and met Frankie on his Music Video for the song “Helluva Life”. There were sparks, but the couple took things slow and 3 years later Christina moved to Nashville, married Frankie and founded Old Smokey Boots. Her line of personally stylized boots is coveted by Country Music Stars and took Nashville by storm. On top of it all, Christina and Frankie are welcoming their first child in 2020.

Host Natalie Stovall explores one of the country’s most popular new sports, Axe Throwing. She also heads to legendary Nashville bar, Losers, for a beer and a conversation with accomplished songwriter and country artist John King.

Special Guests: Hank Williams Jr and Arlene Harden

PREMIERE: This week…A big birthday! How Brantley Gilbert showed his support for Nashville’s most famous honky tonk. Then…We introduce you to a sister duo who have a lot to say about the Hamptons! Plus…The country music royalty this game show legend got to work with! And later…We take you inside the memories of making Cole Swindell’s hit song, “Middle of a Memory”.

In today’s episode of The Write Stuff we go inside the write of one of Travis Tritt’s biggest hits as well as “Hold On” by Mickey Guyton, “After a Few” by Travis Denning, and “Methamphetamine” by Old Crow Medicine Show, a song that speaks to the destruction the drug has caused in rural America.

Christina Ballard, wife of Country singer Frankie Ballard was an actress in LA and met Frankie on his Music Video for the song “Helluva Life”. There were sparks, but the couple took things slow and 3 years later Christina moved to Nashville, married Frankie and founded Old Smokey Boots. Her line of personally stylized boots is coveted by Country Music Stars and took Nashville by storm. On top of it all, Christina and Frankie are welcoming their first child in 2020.

The story behind one of the Grand Ole Opry’s most beloved performers, the sly, loveable, man chasing hillbilly from the mythical town of Grinder’s Switch. Archival radio and television performances highlight the 50 plus year career of this comic genius.

PREMIERE: Join us backstage at the Opry for a special moment as Carly Pearce surprises Lee Brice for a special performance of “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” Madison Kozak makes her Opry debut and comedian Dusty Slay comes back for another visit. A lot more of your favorite country stars will hang with us all night long.

PREMIERE: Grace Potter’s music can’t be pigeonholed. She is Rock with her former band The Nocturnals, she dabbled in Country with Kenny Chesney’s “You and Tequila”, and her latest record “Daylight” could be safely labeled Americana. In interviews, Grace and husband Eric Valentine are refreshingly frank about falling in love and the people they hurt along the way. It was a painful journey that made Grace turn her back on music for 4 years. Her new record “Daylight” is a celebration of love and regret performed wholeheartedly on the Opry stage at the Ryman Auditorium.

This Opry special celebrates the 50th anniversary of Nashville’s iconic Grand Ole Opry. Taped in 1975, this concert special features performances by Chet Atkins, Johnny Cash, Roy Clark, Emmylou Harris, and more.

Join us backstage at the Opry for a special moment as Carly Pearce surprises Lee Brice for a special performance of “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” Madison Kozak makes her Opry debut and comedian Dusty Slay comes back for another visit. A lot more of your favorite country stars will hang with us all night long.

Grace Potter’s music can’t be pigeonholed. She is Rock with her former band The Nocturnals, she dabbled in Country with Kenny Chesney’s “You and Tequila”, and her latest record “Daylight” could be safely labeled Americana. In interviews, Grace and husband Eric Valentine are refreshingly frank about falling in love and the people they hurt along the way. It was a painful journey that made Grace turn her back on music for 4 years. Her new record “Daylight” is a celebration of love and regret performed wholeheartedly on the Opry stage at the Ryman Auditorium.