the Troubadour Podcast

In this interview with singer-songwriter Jason Eady, we once again really demonstrate why conversations we have on this podcast with these artists are so interesting.  We end up learning things about the artist and their lives that are just down right fascinating. For example, fans of Eady’s music already appreciate

Imagine this:  You are in college and after attending a few live musical performances you decide it’s something you yourself just might like to do with your life: sing and play onstage, for a living…  But you haven’t really sang since you were in high school and you don’t play

Before I jump in to my blog commentary about this episode I want to tell you about a new way you can support the podcast.  If you like what we’re doing here and want to contribute to our efforts to bring our listeners interviews with the very biggest names in

Before I jump in to my blog commentary about this episode I want to tell you about a new way you can support the podcast.  If you like what we’re doing here and want to contribute to our efforts to bring our listeners interviews with the very biggest names in

Through this podcast, Carly and I have got to interview some of the biggest names in Texas Country, Americana and Red Dirt Music.  Every now and then though, we get to interview people who I truly consider heroes of mine.  This episode, featuring one of the best writers to ever

As an artist trying to further their career and continue ascending the ladder of success, radio promotion and other forms of publicity along with staying in the public eye is extremely important.  Now there are lots of ways this work can get done.  Often, early in most artist’s careers, this

On this episode, Wynn Williams is the featured artist and talks with us about his start as a steer wrestler and eventual transition into a touring country artist. Wynn is a rising star in the scene and his tip of the cap to traditional country is very evident in his

In this episode of the Troubadour we have a great conversation with West Texas Singer-Songwriter, Dalton Domino. During our visit Dalton doles out some great and heartfelt advice for aspiring writers and artists.  He has a unique perspective on life and music and this interview gives the listener a great

William Clark Green and his new record, “Live At Cheatham Street” is the topic of this episode. Enjoy! Make sure and sign up for our giveaway contests by clicking HERE! Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

Pete and Carly take some time to visit about the journey thus far on The Troubadour Podcast. Make sure and sign up for our giveaway contests by clicking HERE! Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean