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  • BJ Barham of American Aquarium
BJ Barham of American Aquarium American Aquarium leader BJ Barham talks about the journey from their 2012 Jason Isbell-produced album, Burn. Flicker. Die. to their 2022 set, Chicamacomico.
  • Paul OverstreetPaul OverstreetPaul Overstreet tells the stories behind many of the hits he wrote, including "Forever And Ever, Amen," "Look At Me," and "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy."
  • Owen BeverlyOwen BeverlyNashville musician Owen Beverly revisits his early music after a nearly 20-year-old EP resurfaces, reminding fans and himself that it's always worth a second listen.
  • Eagles Songwriter Jack TempchinEagles Songwriter Jack TempchinJack Tempchin talks about writing "Already Gone," explains "red button songwriting," and tells the story of the song he wrote with Glenn Frey that ended up on the Eagles' Hell Freezes Over album.
  • Hate Me by Abbey Cone Track by TrackHate Me by Abbey Cone Track by TrackUp-and-coming country singer Abbey Cone tells the stories behind the six tracks on her debut EP, Hate Me.
  • Mark Kendall of Great WhiteMark Kendall of Great WhiteMark Kendall, founding guitarist of the multi-platinum Los Angeles-based Great White, goes deep into the creation process of many classic Great White hits and album tracks spanning the band's catalog.
  • Naomi CowanNaomi CowanNaomi Cowan, a rising star of Caribbean music, talks about her most meaningful songs and her collaboration with Shaggy.
  • Sing It For A Lifetime by Heidi Talbot Track by Track 
Sing It For A Lifetime by Heidi Talbot Track by Track Irish folk veteran Heidi Talbot takes us track by track through her Sing It For A Lifetime album.
  • Ted NugentTed NugentTed Nugent shares his thoughts on classic songs like "Stranglehold," "High Enough," "Great White Buffalo" and "Journey To The Center Of The Mind."
  • In Living Color's Most Memorable Song ParodiesIn Living Color's Most Memorable Song ParodiesIn the early '90s, the comedy show In Living Color skewered Vanilla Ice, Paula Abdul, Michael Jackson and many others with biting parodies.