From Viral Covers to Heartfelt Harmonies: Juna and Joey's Nashville Journey of Music and Healing

From Viral Covers to Heartfelt Harmonies: Juna and Joey's Nashville Journey of Music and Healing

What does it take for siblings to turn their passion for music into a viral sensation? Join host Sarah Harralson on this episode of "Takin’ A Walk Nashville," as she dives deep into the inspiring journey of the brother-sister duo Juna and Joey, who have captivated audiences with their stunning harmonies and viral music covers. From their roots in South Florida to the heart of Nashville, they share their experiences at the Country Radio Seminar and the excitement surrounding their new single, "Stop Thinking. " This track is particularly special to Juna, as it was inspired by a friend navigating the painful waters of heartbreak, showcasing the healing power of music and its ability to connect us emotionally. As independent musicians, Juna and Joey reflect on their collaborative dynamics, revealing how their individual strengths complement each other in songwriting and performance. Their insightful discussion touches on their experiences touring with major artists like Morgan Wallen and Jason Aldean, offering listeners a glimpse into the world of music and mental health. What have they learned from these legendary musicians, and how has it shaped their artistic journey? In addition to their musical endeavors, Juna and Joey are making waves in the restaurant industry and are dedicated to various charitable causes, including environmental initiatives and anti-bullying campaigns. Their commitment to using music as a healing device and a vehicle for emotional well-being is a testament to their character and passion. The episode wraps up with rapid-fire questions that reveal the playful banter and camaraderie between the siblings, providing a glimpse into their unique sibling relationship. It's a perfect blend of humor and heartfelt stories that will resonate with anyone who has ever found solace in music. If you're searching for a podcast about music impact that delves into personal stories and emotional healing through music, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear inspiring music stories, the struggles and triumphs of emerging artists in Nashville, and the incredible journey of Juna and Joey as they navigate the world of music and beyond. Whether you're a fan of viral music success or simply looking for an inspiring music interview, this episode of "Takin’ A Walk Nashville" is sure to leave you feeling uplifted and connected. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that celebrates the resilience of musicians and the transformative power of music! See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Grammy Winner Steve Wariner Talks "Holes in the Floor of Heaven," Dave Mustaine, Blake Shelton and his New Art Exhibit.

Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Steve Wariner welcomes Takin’ A Walk Nashville host Sarah Harralson into his home art studio in Franklin, Tennessee, for an intimate conversation that’s part music history lesson and part gallery tour. Best known for writing and recording the country classic “Holes in the Floor of Heaven,” as well as hits like “What I Didn’t Do,” Wariner has spent more than four decades at the center of Nashville’s music scene as a songwriter, session player, steel guitarist, and touring musician. He is also one of only five guitarists in the world to receive the Certified Guitar Player award from Chet Atkins, an honor that speaks to his standing among Nashville’s most respected musicians. On this episode, he opens up about a side of his creative life many fans have never seen: his parallel career as a visual artist. The conversation is timed to Wariner’s new exhibit, “Flipside Paintings by Steve Wariner,” on display at Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center in Hendersonville, Tennessee, through July 26th. Housed inside one of Tennessee’s historic antebellum mansions, the exhibit features 60 original works spanning 30 years, including oils, acrylics, watercolors, and mixed media. Sarah sits down with Steve in the studio where the magic happens, surrounded by half-finished canvases and decades of artistic history, to talk about how painting and songwriting feed off one another, what inspired his most personal pieces, and the stories behind his legendary songwriting career. Inside Steve Wariner’s Art Studio in Franklin, Tennessee Listeners get a rare look at the private creative sanctuary where Wariner paints almost every morning, admitting this is the first time he’s invited anyone in for an interview. He walks Sarah through pieces on his walls, including a landscape still in progress and paintings inspired by the Smoky Mountains and Blackberry Farm, describing how his visual art mirrors his eclectic musical taste, from bluegrass to classical to country. Wariner reflects on how looking back at a canvas painted decades ago versus a more recent piece reveals shifts in mood and perspective over time, much like listening back to old recordings, and notes that travel and touring often spark inspiration for new work, sometimes captured through photographs and sometimes simply from memory. “isten and Subscribe This episode offers a rare combination of intimate studio access, music history storytelling, and an inside look at the creative process of one of Nashville’s most accomplished and versatile artists. Takin’ A Walk Nashville is hosted by Sarah Harralson and is part of the Buzz Knight Media Productions podcast network, distributed through iHeartMedia. Check out the network’s other shows, including the flagship music history series Takin’ A Walk, hosted by Buzz Knight, along with Music Saved Me and Comedy Saved Me, both hosted by Lynn Hoffman. New episodes are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are heard. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Exploring Nashville's 90s Country Music Scene with Singer- Songwriter John Berry's Personal Stories and Resilience Journey

Have you ever wondered what it was like to be part of Nashville's vibrant country music scene in the 90s? Join host Sarah Harralson on this episode of "Takin’ A Walk Nashville" as she takes you on a nostalgic journey with Grammy-winning artist John Berry. Known for his rich tenor voice and emotional ballads, John Berry opens up about his illustrious career, including the unforgettable success of his number one hit "Your Love Amazes Me" and other iconic tracks like "Standing on the Edge of Goodbye. " This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolution of Nashville's music legacy, as John Berry shares personal stories that highlight the resilience and passion that define the music industry. As a part of the Buzz Knight Media Productions podcast lineup, "Takin’ A Walk Nashville" dives deep into the heart of Nashville's music history. Barry discusses his latest project, "Live from the Country Music Cruise," which beautifully captures the unique atmosphere of performing on a cruise ship alongside fellow artists. Have you ever experienced the magic of live performances in such an extraordinary setting? Barry recounts personal anecdotes, including the challenges he faced during the recording of his songs, particularly during a time when he underwent brain surgery. His journey is an inspiring testament to the personal stories of resilience that resonate throughout the music industry. Throughout the episode, listeners will gain insights into the changing landscape of Nashville and the significance of touring, especially with loved ones. Barry shares the joy of performing alongside his wife, Robin, during their Christmas tour, which adds a heartwarming touch to the conversation. As Sarah Harralson guides you through this engaging dialogue, you'll discover the rich tapestry of Nashville's music scene, from emerging artists to music industry leaders.   This episode is not just about reminiscing; it’s a celebration of Nashville music and the incredible artists who have shaped its history. With impactful discussions about songwriting with the likes of Skip Ewing and insights into the creative processes of artists like Caylee Hammack and T. Graham Brown, you're in for a treat. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Nashville's music podcast scene, this episode of "Takin’ A Walk Nashville" promises to be both entertaining and healing.   So, are you ready to walk down memory lane with John Barry and explore the stories that have made Nashville a beacon for country music lovers everywhere? Tune in now and immerse yourself in the rich legacy of Nashville's music history! See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Celebrating Nashville's Music Legacy: Redd Faye and Drew Taylor Discuss Personal Stories of Resilience

Have you ever wondered how personal stories of resilience shape the music we love? Join us in this captivating episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville as host Sarah Harralson engages with two dynamic artists who are redefining the Nashville music scene, Redd Faye and Drew Taylor . Redd Faye is a remarkable singer-songwriter from Oklahoma City, who shares her unique musical journey influenced by her great uncle, country music pioneer Stoney Edwards. Redd dives deep into her debut single, 'Everyone But Me', produced by Hamza Lee, revealing how her eclectic upbringing surrounded by thousands of vinyl records has intricately woven rock, R&B, and country into her sound. As she reflects on the weight of carrying her uncle's legacy, her passion for creating emotional connections through music shines brightly. Drew Taylor is an Ontario native with an unconventional path that took him from fronting a screamo band to embracing the heart of country music. Drew opens up about his father's legacy in the genre and his recent collaboration on a reimagined version of 'You and I Tonight'. His excitement for upcoming shows and new music releases is palpable, showcasing the vibrant energy of Nashville's music legacy. Both Redd Faye and Drew Taylor express their heartfelt gratitude for the Nashville music community, highlighting how it fosters creativity and collaboration among emerging artists. This episode isn't just about music; it's a celebration of Nashville's rich musical history and the personal stories that fuel the creativity of its artists. With insights that resonate deeply, this conversation reflects the essence of the society and culture podcast that Takin’ A Walk Nashville embodies.     As we delve into the stories of these talented musicians, we also touch on the broader themes of healing and entertainment that the Buzz Knight Media Productions podcast is known for. Get ready to be inspired by the journeys of Redd Faye and Drew Taylor as they navigate the challenges and triumphs of the music industry, all while staying connected to their roots. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of Nashville’s music scene, featuring artists who are not only making waves but also honoring the rich music history that defines this city.     So, whether you're a die-hard country music fan or just curious about the stories behind the songs, tune in to Takin’ A Walk Nashville for an unforgettable experience filled with passion, artistry, and the spirit of Nashville. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear from two incredible artists who are shaping the future of music, one note at a time! See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Exploring Nashville's Music Scene: TG Sheppard’s Journey Through Five Decades of Country Music History

What does it take to remain a beloved figure in the ever-evolving landscape of country music for over 50 years? Join us in this riveting episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville, where host Sarah Harralson sits down with the legendary TG Sheppard , who shares his incredible journey through the heart of the music industry. From leaving home at just 15 to chase his dreams in Memphis, T. G. reflects on his early days recording pop music and touring with iconic acts like the Beach Boys, revealing personal stories of resilience that shaped his career. TG Sheppard dives deep into the significance of his groundbreaking hit single "I Loved Him Every One," a track that beautifully bridged the gap between country and pop audiences. As we explore his creative process behind landmark albums like "Motels and Memories" and "Solitary Man," TG Shepard emphasizes the importance of authenticity in music. He asserts that no matter how much the formats change, the heart behind a performance remains crucial—a sentiment that resonates deeply with fans and aspiring artists alike. As TG Sheppard continues to tour and connect with fans, he shares the joy he feels when they sing his songs back to him, illustrating the powerful bond that music creates. He fondly reminisces about the vibrant Nashville music scene of the 70s, a time that laid the foundation for Nashville's music legacy. This episode is not just a reflection on T. G. 's past; it’s also a peek into his exciting future projects, including collaborations with his talented wife, Kelly Lang, and their recent duet Christmas album. Join us for this captivating conversation that celebrates Nashville music and the enduring power of storytelling in country songs. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the genre, this episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville is a must-listen for anyone interested in the music industry, personal stories of resilience, and the rich history of Nashville's artists. Tune in as we celebrate the legends and emerging artists in our vibrant music scene, and gain insights from music industry leaders about the path ahead. Don’t miss this opportunity to walk alongside T. G. Sheppard and Sarah Harralson as they explore the heart of country music history.   See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.