Karen Waldrup returned to the show to preview her newest single "Good Guy," discuss how streaming has changed the music business, and preview an august show in Nashville.
Learn more at karenwaldrup.com.

Easton Adcock & Griffin Winton made their return to the show to preview the yearly Easton & Friends show at the Park Theater in McMinnville, singing some original tunes and covers along the way - and even adding some live background music to a sponsor's ad!

The Tennessee History Nerd, John Summers, dropped by the show to talk about his new podcast looking at each of the 95 counties in Tennessee, and discuss the tragic plane crash on March 3, 1965 claiming the lives of Patsy Cline, Hawkshaw Hakwins, Cowboy Copas, and Randy Hughes - which he featured in a recent podcast.
Learn more by listing to The Tennessee history Nerd. 

Rhonda Vincent, the Queen of Bluegrass, made her return to the show via phone while her brother Darrin was in studio. She sings on the new Dailey & Vincent album A Beautiful Life, and teased a new project of her own. 
Learn more at rhondavincent.com.

Darrin Vincent dropped back by the studio to provide a worldwide debut of some singles from the new Dailey & Vincent album "A Beautiful Life," plus catch up - and call his sister, the Queen of Bluegrass herself, Rhonda Vincent.
Learn more and purchase the album at daileyandvincent.com.

John Ford Coley joined the show via phone to talk about the 50th anniversary of "I Just Want to See You Tonight" by Engladn Dan & John Ford Coley, his musical career, and reunitiing on the new Dan Seals project.
Learn more at johnfordcoley.com.

Joe Harvey, general manager for the Park Theater, dropped by to play a few songs ahead of his return visit to the annual Main Street Live series in McMinnville. His Saturday July 4 show is free at the Milner Rec Center. 

Taylor Malpass, of the Malpass Brothers, called into the show to talk about their new Gospel releasing today, June 26, titled Satisfied.
Learn more at themalpassbrothers.com.

Tess Frizzell, granddaughter of Dottie West and daughter of Shelly West, returned to the show (and first time in studio) to talk about her family's musical heritage ahead of the dedication ceremony of the Dottie West mural on the side of the Park Theater in downtown McMinnville. Justin served as the emcee for the event.
Learn more at tessfrizzell.net.

Learn more about the Dottie West mural in this free article from the Main Street Journal. Below: Justin Reed photo of the mural which doesn't do it justice and should be seen in person. This photo was taken right after a rain on May 22, 2026, while working a show at the Park.