Robert K. Oermann is a music journalist and author who is recognized as an authority on country music. He writes weekly columns for Music Row magazine and has been published in more than 100 other national periodicals. He has written nine books and penned liner notes for more than 100 albums. He has also appeared frequently on-camera as a commentator on PBS, VH1, A&E, CMT and the BBC.

Chuck Armstrong is pastor, broadcaster, and writer based in New York City. He serves as a Regional Content Director for Townsquare Media. He is also a great dude and one of Patrick's favorite people.

LANGUAGE WARNING! Rock and Roll singers cuss sometimes. PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED BY BAD WORDS! Brandin Lea of Flickerstick is Patrick's favorite singer from his favorite band. Much more than that, he has an incredible story. This is the perfect way to restart the podcast after Covid.

Matt and Josh from Parmalee stop by for a glass of Dickel 12 and a few stories!

Peter Cooper is a singer-songwriter, author, journalist, professor of country music history at Vanderbilt University, and senior director, producer, and writer at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

Ty Bentli hosts a radio morning show, so he and Patrick are on the air at the same time and they never listen to each other's shows. Also, Ty has worked in several radio formats in America's largest radio markets and he and Patrick used to work together years ago.

Gretchen pulled a bottle of whiskey out of her purse. That's all you need to know about this episode. Jessie G is the first artist signed to Gretchen Wilson's record label, Redneck Records. Her new single 'Whatever This Is' is available everywhere now.

Jennie Smythe (CEO) and Ashley Alexander (Chief Marketing Officer) of Girlilla Marketing. Jennie and Patrick used to work together over a decade ago. She is really smart. Follow Jennie @girlillajennie or go to www.girlillamarketing.com

Chris and Preston join Patrick for a few whiskeys and a lot of laughs.

Cody Alan is one of the most recognizable names, faces, and voices in country music broadcasting. He is the host of Hot 20 Countdown, CMT's signature weekly music TV show as well as CMT After MidNite and CMT Radio Live on over 250 radio stations.

Adam Dread is an attorney in Nashville. Prior to becoming a lawyer Adam served two terms as a Nashville City Councilman-at-Large. He is now running for the council again, promising to ban 'dockless' scooters and improve public safety.