462: From Bratz to Netflix's I Will Find You: Logan Browning Talks Family, Fame, and More

465: Carly Pearce on Aging, Authenticity, and Her Most Personal Album Yet, Honest Woman

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTIzFQEFwNQ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTIzFQEFwNQ] Country star Carly Pearce is embracing a new chapter—and she's not holding anything back. In a heartfelt conversation on Joann Butler In Studio With... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTIzFQEFwNQ], the GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter and three-time CMA Award, four-time ACM Award recipient opens up about the inspiration behind her latest album, Honest Woman, calling it her most personal work to date. The album arrives August 28, followed by a special two-night residency tour across North America beginning September 10. Pearce reflects on overcoming comparison, writing from real-life experiences, her mentorship with Dolly Parton, leaving home at 16 to perform at Dollywood, the inspiration behind songs like "Dream Come True" and "He Don't Like My Dogs," and why she believes honesty resonates with fans.  She also shares her beauty routine, life advice, favorite comfort food, dream collaborations, and her passion for mentoring the next generation of artists.  This is a LifeMinute with Carly Pearce.

464: Lee Greenwood on 40 Years of "God Bless the U.S.A.," Patriotism, and His Hope for America

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_08IcUURSY&t=1s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_08IcUURSY&t=1s] For more than four decades, Lee Greenwood's iconic anthem "God Bless the U.S.A." has been part of some of America's most meaningful moments. As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, the country music legend sits down with Joann Butler In Studio With... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_08IcUURSY] to reflect on the song's lasting legacy, the inspiration behind it, and why its message still resonates today.  The country star shares the story behind writing the beloved classic, recalls unforgettable performances for U.S. troops and presidents, and opens up about the moments that have defined his remarkable career.  He also talks about the importance of bringing Americans together, previews his upcoming gospel album, and reveals what the American flag means to him after a lifetime of representing it on stages around the world.  From heartfelt memories to a few behind-the-scenes stories along the way, it's a conversation filled with history, gratitude, music, and optimism. Lee Greenwood looks back on an extraordinary career and the song that has become a timeless soundtrack for generations of Americans.  This is a LifeMinute with Lee Greenwood.

463: Inside the Brotherhood of Styx: Lawrence Gowan on 54 Years of Rock, New Music, and Touring with Chicago

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKQUgHuHex0 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKQUgHuHex0] Lawrence Gowan of Styx has spent nearly three decades helping carry one of classic rock’s most enduring legacies—both onstage and in the studio. In a wide-ranging conversation on Joann Butler In Studio With… [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKQUgHuHex0], Gowan reflects on the band’s 54-year journey, their creative process, and what keeps their music alive for generations of fans.  Gearing up to tour with Chicago on a major summer run, Styx continues to bring its signature blend of progressive rock, powerhouse vocals, and theatrical live energy to arenas across the country. For Gowan, the experience is less about nostalgia and more about continuity.  “We continue to try to exceed whatever we did last year, last week, last night,” he says. “There seems to be an insatiable demand to see Styx and embrace classic rock. I don’t think it’s ever been stronger.”  A highlight of every show remains “Renegade,” a song Gowan doesn’t sing, but closely watches from the stage. He describes how the performance evolves each night, shaped by both the band and the audience. “It’s a different song every day,” he says, likening it to a familiar work of art revealing new meaning over time.  After more than five decades, Gowan says the power of music lies in its ability to unite people emotionally. Styx continues to thrive on that connection—proving that rock music remains a shared language that brings audiences together night after night. This is a LifeMinute with Lawrence Gowan.

462: From Bratz to Netflix's I Will Find You: Logan Browning Talks Family, Fame, and More

Watch the video: https://lifeminute.tv/celebrity/video/bratz-netflixs-i-will-find-you-logan-browning-talks-family-fame-and-more [https://lifeminute.tv/celebrity/video/bratz-netflixs-i-will-find-you-logan-browning-talks-family-fame-and-more] From Netflix thrillers, to Hollywood memories, and heartfelt family stories, Logan Browning brought plenty of charm and insight when she stopped by Joann Butler In Studio With... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1pF82EFgSo]  The actress discussed her upcoming Netflix series I Will Find You, based on the bestselling Harlan Coben novel, where she takes on the role of FBI agent Sarah Greer. Browning shared her excitement about stepping into a more action-driven role and working alongside an impressive cast that includes Sam Worthington, Britt Lower, Milo Ventimiglia, Chi McBride, and Madeleine Stowe.  The conversation also looked back at Browning's career journey, from her breakout role in Bratz at age 17 to the lasting impact of Netflix's Dear White People. She reflected on the success of the groundbreaking series and how it resonated with audiences long after its debut. Beyond her career, Browning opened up about recently sharing publicly that she was adopted, and spoke about the importance of family, identity, and the connections that go far beyond blood.  This is a LifeMinute with Logan Browning.

461: Carmine Appice on Prince, Ozzy, and Six Decades of Rock History

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCDXCQLp-FM [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCDXCQLp-FM]   Iconic drummer Carmine Appice has lived the kind of life most musicians only dream about. Sitting down with Joann Butler on Joann Butler In Studio With... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCDXCQLp-FM], he shared stories spanning six decades of rock history—from his groundbreaking work with Vanilla Fudge, Cactus, and Beck, Bogert & Appice to co-writing Rod Stewart classics “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” and “Young Turks”—while crossing paths with everyone from Prince and Ozzy Osbourne to John Bonham and John Lennon.  The conversation was packed with unforgettable moments. Appice spoke about Ozzy Osbourne, calling him “a good guy,” and recalled the surreal experience of discovering Prince in his own home, laughing, “Prince was in my bed,” while describing him as shy offstage, but magnetic onstage.  There’s also a classic story about his younger brother, Vinny Appice. After working around John Lennon as a teenager and joining Rick Derringer's band, Vinny ended up touring with Aerosmith at just 16 years old. When a teacher woke him up in class and asked why he was tired, Vinny’s response was priceless: "Is anyone else in the class working with John Lennon?" From Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, to Rod Stewart and Prince, Appice's stories are a masterclass in rock-and-roll history. He also shared updates on his current work, including Cactus' recently released Temple of the Blues II,and a new music video featuring Dee Snider,proving that more than six decades into his career, he's still making new music. This is a LifeMinute with Carmine Appice.