Tx2Tn Podcast Ep214 Jamie Richards

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep222 Carley of Hotel Turkey WSG cohost Bill Corbin

On this episode we have Carley of Hotel Turkey and special guest cohost Bill Corbin. Hotel Turkey ain’t just a venue — it’s the kind of place where real music still matters. A tiny town in the middle of nowhere turned into a hangout for songwriters, working musicians, and folks who actually care about the craft. Carly and the crew built it around respect, good food, good steaks, and a no-BS love for live music. Artists don’t just show up, play, and leave — they come there to breathe, write, drink a beer, and feel like family.

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep221 Eric Bolander

Episode: Exploring Kentucky Roots, Music Journey, and Artistic Collaboration with Eric BolanderIn this episode, Eric Bolander shares his captivating journey from growing up in eastern Kentucky to becoming a talented singer-songwriter and visual artist. We dive into his influences, songwriting process, and the synergy between his music and visual art, offering valuable insights for independent musicians and creators alike.Main Topics Covered: * Eric’s background and early influences from Kentucky’s Appalachian and country music scenes * His evolution from metal and rock bands to Americana and folk songwriting * The role of success stories like Tyler Childers and others in inspiring Kentucky artists * His creative process for writing songs: capturing moment inspiration vs. disciplined routines * Collaboration with artist Nicholas Jamerson on the album Old Tattoo and the significance of album artwork * The importance of live performance and stages, from solo gigs to band synergy * The significance of vinyl records, pressing processes, and supporting regional shops * Connecting with fans, community recognition, and memorable moments at festivals * His visual arts background influencing album artwork and merchandise designs * Upcoming projects and how to support Eric’s music

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep219 Zac Chastain

In this episode, Steph Maguire chats with Zac Chastain, an independent artist from Georgia. They dive into the challenges and joys of being a musician, from songwriting and performing to the struggles of marketing and recording. Zac shares his journey from being in a band to going solo, emphasizing the importance of finding the right sound and team. They discuss the evolving music industry, the role of social media, and the balance between talent and work ethic. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes, reflections on the music scene, and a shared love for live performances.

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep218 Claire Hinkle

In this episode of the Texas to Tennessee podcast, the hosts dive into a lively conversation with Claire Hinkle, a musician from Fort Worth, Texas. Claire shares her journey from performing with her blues musician father to fronting a rock band and eventually finding her voice in Americana storytelling. The episode highlights her experiences recording with Shooter Jennings and performing at notable events like South by Southwest. Claire discusses the challenges and joys of songwriting, the influence of her creative and business-minded parents, and her aspirations to play at iconic venues like Billy Bob's. The conversation is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and a genuine passion for music.

Tx2Tn Podcast Ep217 Noah Bowman

Noah Bowman is a rising singer-songwriter originating from Lone Grove in Southern Oklahoma, heavily rooted in the deep traditions of Red Dirt music. His signature style seamlessly blends elements of gritty Southern rock and authentic country music, defined by raw storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and an energetic live performance. Bowman’s songs are highly regarded for their emotional resonance, navigating themes of life on the road, blue-collar roots, and personal growth. He gained prominent regional traction through staple tracks like "The Lariat" and "Songs That The Birds Sing". He frequently tours across the regional festival and club circuits, opening for major genre names like Kolby Cooper and headlining notable venues such as Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City and the Dancing Rabbit Music Festival. Known for holding onto his music until the timing feels perfect, his creative process is centered around living enough life to fully understand the stories he writes.