John Chisum - I Love To Tell the Story

Zach Farnum - I Love To Tell the Story

While you may not recognize Zach Farnum’s name, you have almost certainly been impacted by his influence in the music business.  As Founder of 117 Entertainment, Zach has spent years shaping careers, building brands, and amplifying the voices of some of music’s most respected artists. A trusted leader in marketing and publicity, he works behind the scenes where strategy meets storytelling. He serves as Chair of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Troubadour Society and is a member of the Country Music Association, the Academy of Country Music, and the Recording Academy — but at heart, he’s simply a fan of great music and the people who make it. For someone who has dedicated his career to helping artists tell their stories, this episode turns the spotlight on his. Whether you’re an artist, creative, industry professional, or passionate music fan of any genre, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Jim Murray - I Love To Tell the Story

In the age of social media, words like “legend” and “gamechanger” get thrown around a lot. And then there are those rare moments when those are the only words that actually fit. This is one of those moments. On the newest episode of I Love To Tell the Story, we sit down with — yes — the legend and the gamechanger himself, Jim Murray. From 20 years as tenor with the iconic Imperials, to his time with the Gaither Vocal Band, and even the Elvis years, Jim brings a front-row, firsthand perspective to one of the most incredible stories in Christian music history. This is more than a conversation — it’s a fun, honest, and deeply personal look back at the moments that helped define an era… told by the guy who was there for it all. Don’t miss it. Join us at www.ilove2tellthestory.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Nick Bruno - I Love To Tell the Story

Nick Bruno—man of a thousand stories and one of the newest inductees into the Southern Gospel Hall of Fame—joins us for a fascinating conversation as we peel back the pages of his legendary music career. How did a preacher’s kid from Staten Island, New York, find himself at the center of some of the most pivotal moments in Southern Gospel history? You’ll hear it firsthand from the man who lived it. And yes—there are incredible Elvis stories. He was there… on stage. We even dig into the full story of whether he was the one who set Graceland on fire. It’s an episode you don’t want to miss. 🎥 Watch the video on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@ILove2TelltheStory-xd9fg 🌐 For more stories like this, visit:www.ILove2TelltheStory.com

Shaye Smith of the The Chuck Wagon Gang (Part 2) - I Love To Tell the Story

If you missed Part 1 of our conversation with Shaye Smith of the Chuck Wagon Gang, you missed more than just an episode — you missed something special. We hope you’ll take a moment to go back and listen, then join us again for Part 2. We think you’ll be glad you did. As the Chuck Wagon Gang celebrates 90 years of music, Shaye Smith — the group’s manager and alto singer — carries on a remarkable legacy. She is the granddaughter of Anna Carter, one of the original members, and she brings with her firsthand stories passed down through generations — stories you won’t hear anywhere else. We’re so glad you’re here for Part 2 of this fascinating conversation. If you’re already a fan of the Chuck Wagon Gang, this episode is a must‑see. And if you’re not yet a fan, we have a feeling you will be by the time it’s over. 🎥 Watch the video on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@ILove2TelltheStory-xd9fg 🌐 For more stories like this, visit:www.ILove2TelltheStory.com

Shaye Smith of the The Chuck Wagon Gang (Part 1) - I Love To Tell the Story

It’s hard to imagine a fan of country or gospel music who hasn’t been touched in some way by the music of the Chuck Wagon Gang. But then again—that’s what happens when you’ve been doing what you do for 90 years. On this new episode of I Love to Tell the Story, we’re thrilled to peel back the curtain on the Gang’s remarkable legacy with someone who offers a truly one-of-a-kind perspective: Shaye Smith. Shaye isn’t just the group’s owner, manager, and alto singer in the legendary ensemble—she’s also the granddaughter of original alto Anna Carter Gordon Davis and longtime guitarist Howard Gordon. For Shaye, the story of the Chuck Wagon Gang isn’t just history—it’s family. This is Part 1 of 2 from  an unforgettable conversation,  🎥 Watch the video on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@ILove2TelltheStory-xd9fg 🌐 For more stories like this, visit:www.ILove2TelltheStory.com