Country Music Singer Songwriter Chris Young joins host Sarah Harralson on Takin A Walk Nashville and discusses his new album "I didn't come here to leave".

Country Music Singer Songwriter Chris Young joins host Sarah Harralson on Takin A Walk Nashville and discusses his new album "I didn't come here to leave".

A podcast dedicated to celebrating every genre of music that comes out of Nashville. Takin’ A Walk Nashville will follow in the footsteps of our original successful podcast but will go deeper into Nashville’s musical reservoir.

Takin A Walk Nashville is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.

Check out our other shows:

Music Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman

Takin A Walk hosted by Buzz Knight

Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman

A podcast dedicated to celebrating every genre of music that comes out of Nashville.&nbsp;Takin&rsquo; A Walk Nashville&nbsp;will follow in the footsteps of our original successful podcast but will go deeper into Nashville&rsquo;s musical reservoir.
Takin A Walk Nashville is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.
Check out our other shows:
Music Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman
Takin A Walk hosted by Buzz Knight
Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman

Takin’ A Walk Nashville

On the Takin’ A Walk-Music History Podcast, Buzz Knight goes deep with American music’s most iconic musicians. From Rock & Roll Hall of Famers  with legendary storytellers, to artists and their viral music success, musicians reveal the stories behind songs, the creative breakthroughs, career-defining risks, and backstage truths that shaped their legacy. Drawing on decades in radio and deep music history knowledge, The Buzz Knight Takin A Walk Music History podcast delivers legendary musician interviews that explore more than just the songs — Knight uncovers the inspiring music stories and human truths that define music history. 

Takin’ A Walk is the Music History Podcast that gives you music artist interviews from inspiring icons.

If you love our rock & roll stories you'll love the "One Song" podcast from Hartbeat

Check out our other shows

Music Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman

Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman 

Takin A Walk Nashville hosted by Sarah Harralson 

Part of iHeartPodcasts

#music legends #inspiring icons #best musician interview podcast

 

On the Takin&rsquo; A Walk-Music History Podcast, Buzz Knight goes deep with American music&rsquo;s most iconic musicians. From Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Famers &nbsp;with legendary storytellers, to artists and their viral music success, musicians reveal the stories behind songs, the creative breakthroughs, career-defining risks, and backstage truths that shaped their legacy. Drawing on decades in radio and deep music history knowledge, The Buzz Knight Takin A Walk Music History podcast delivers legendary musician interviews that explore more than just the songs &mdash; Knight uncovers the inspiring music stories and human truths that define music history.&nbsp;
Takin&rsquo; A Walk is the Music History Podcast that gives you music artist interviews from inspiring icons.
If you love our rock &amp; roll stories you'll love the "One Song" podcast from Hartbeat
Check out our other shows
Music Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman
Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman&nbsp;
Takin A Walk Nashville hosted by Sarah Harralson&nbsp;
Part of iHeartPodcasts
#music legends #inspiring icons #best musician interview podcast
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Takin' A Walk - Music History with Buzz Knight

A Podcast about the Power of Music Hosted by Lynn Hoffman. Music has a way to connect art to emotional healing and this podcast will get up close and personal with musicians who have personally been impacted by music. The Music Saved Me Podcast tackles how music, from either side of the speaker can be a healing device for the mental health crisis going on globally. 
Music Saved Me is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.

Check out our other shows:

Takin A Walk hosted by Buzz Knight.

Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman

Takin A Walk Nashville hosted by Sarah Harralson

A Podcast about the Power of Music Hosted by Lynn Hoffman. Music has a way to connect art to emotional healing and this podcast will get up close and personal with musicians who have personally been impacted by music. The Music Saved Me Podcast tackles how music, from either side of the speaker can be a healing device for the mental health crisis going on globally.&nbsp; Music Saved Me is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.
Check out our other shows:
Takin A Walk hosted by Buzz Knight.
Comedy Saved Me hosted by Lynn Hoffman
Takin A Walk Nashville hosted by Sarah Harralson

Music Saved Me Podcast

Promo for Chris Young on "Takin ' A Walk" Nashville

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What if music could be your lifeline in the darkest of times? Join us on this enlightening episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville as host Sarah Harralson sits down with Sean Martin, the dynamic lead singer of the band The Quarantined. Together, they explore the profound journey of the band's formation, their latest album 'Aversion to Normalcy', and the powerful themes of trauma and resilience woven throughout their music. Sean opens up about his personal experiences during his time in the U. S. Army, revealing how music became a therapeutic outlet for him in navigating the complexities of PTSD.

As they delve deeper into the conversation, Sean from The Quarantined emphasizes the transformative power of gratitude and perspective in overcoming life's challenges. Have you ever wondered how the Nashville music scene fosters creativity and support among artists? Sean shares insights on the band's viral success on TikTok and the creative process behind their album, recorded at the renowned Blackbird Studios, a cornerstone of Nashville music history.

 

Listeners will appreciate Sean's advocacy for veterans' mental health, as he aims to convey universal messages through his music with The Quarantined that resonate with everyone, not just veterans. What does it mean to connect through song? As Sean reflects on his journey, he highlights the significance of music as a means of self-expression and connection, a sentiment that echoes throughout the vibrant Nashville music scene.

This episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville is not just an interview; it's a celebration of Nashville's rich musical legacy and a testament to the resilience found within its artists. Whether you're a fan of country music or curious about the music industry insights Nashville has to offer, this episode provides a unique glimpse into the heart of songwriting in Nashville. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from an emerging artist who is making waves in the Nashville music podcast landscape.

Join us as we uncover the stories behind the songs, the struggles and triumphs of the creative process, and the unwavering spirit of the Nashville songwriters. Tune in to Takin’ A Walk Nashville for an inspiring conversation that celebrates the resilience of artists and the healing power of music!

 

What if music could be your lifeline in the darkest of times? Join us on this enlightening episode of Takin&rsquo; A Walk Nashville as host Sarah Harralson sits down with Sean Martin, the dynamic lead singer of the band The Quarantined. Together, they explore the profound journey of the band's formation, their latest album 'Aversion to Normalcy', and the powerful themes of trauma and resilience woven throughout their music. Sean opens up about his personal experiences during his time in the U. S. Army, revealing how music became a therapeutic outlet for him in navigating the complexities of PTSD.
As they delve deeper into the conversation, Sean from The Quarantined emphasizes the transformative power of gratitude and perspective in overcoming life's challenges. Have you ever wondered how the Nashville music scene fosters creativity and support among artists? Sean shares insights on the band's viral success on TikTok and the creative process behind their album, recorded at the renowned Blackbird Studios, a cornerstone of Nashville music history.
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Listeners will appreciate Sean's advocacy for veterans' mental health, as he aims to convey universal messages through his music with The Quarantined that resonate with everyone, not just veterans. What does it mean to connect through song? As Sean reflects on his journey, he highlights the significance of music as a means of self-expression and connection, a sentiment that echoes throughout the vibrant Nashville music scene.
This episode of Takin&rsquo; A Walk Nashville is not just an interview; it's a celebration of Nashville's rich musical legacy and a testament to the resilience found within its artists. Whether you're a fan of country music or curious about the music industry insights Nashville has to offer, this episode provides a unique glimpse into the heart of songwriting in Nashville. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from an emerging artist who is making waves in the Nashville music podcast landscape.
Join us as we uncover the stories behind the songs, the struggles and triumphs of the creative process, and the unwavering spirit of the Nashville songwriters. Tune in to Takin&rsquo; A Walk Nashville for an inspiring conversation that celebrates the resilience of artists and the healing power of music!
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Exploring Nashville’s Music Legacy: Sean Martin of The Quarantined on Mental Health,  Gratitude, and Creative Resilience

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What if you could combine your love for music with a powerful cause that impacts lives? Join us in this episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville as host Sarah Harralson sits down with the talented country artist and songwriter Craig Campbell, whose heartfelt hits like "Outskirts of Heaven" and "Tomorrow Tonight" have resonated with fans across the nation. Craig's journey is not just about music; it’s also a poignant story of advocacy and remembrance as he shares insights about the Kenny Campbell Foundation, which he founded in memory of his father who lost his battle with colorectal cancer. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and Craig Campbell passionately discusses the critical need for awareness and funding in this area, especially considering the rising statistics of colorectal cancer among younger individuals.

Have you ever participated in a charity event that brought the community together? Craig's annual Celebrity Cornhole Challenge is one such event, drawing attention and significant funds for his foundation. This episode dives deep into the personal experiences that fuel his advocacy, showcasing how the music community can unite for a greater cause. But that's not all! Craig Campbell also reveals the inspiration behind his latest single, "Drink For That," offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at its production and the emotions that shaped it.

As we explore the vibrant Nashville music scene, Craig shares his entrepreneurial spirit with his restaurant venture, Grindstone Cowboy, reflecting on how it complements his artistic journey. With a rich tapestry of Nashville music history woven into his narrative, Craig reminisces about the evolution of the city since his arrival in 2002 and highlights the unique charm that keeps artists and fans alike coming back for more.

What makes Nashville a haven for songwriters and musicians? Craig's insights provide a glimpse into the thriving Nashville music podcast landscape, filled with music industry insights and stories from Nashville songwriters that help celebrate the city's legacy. As the episode wraps up, Craig shares his favorite spots to walk in Nashville, reinforcing the connection between music, community, and personal exploration. Tune in to discover how Takin’ A Walk Nashville is more than just a podcast; it’s a celebration of Nashville's music legacy and a testament to the power of storytelling in the heart of Music City.

Don't miss this engaging conversation that blends country music, advocacy, and the vibrant culture of Nashville, offering listeners a unique perspective on the Nashville music scene and the importance of giving back.

 

What if you could combine your love for music with a powerful cause that impacts lives? Join us in this episode of Takin&rsquo; A Walk Nashville as host Sarah Harralson sits down with the talented country artist and songwriter Craig Campbell, whose heartfelt hits like "Outskirts of Heaven" and "Tomorrow Tonight" have resonated with fans across the nation. Craig's journey is not just about music; it&rsquo;s also a poignant story of advocacy and remembrance as he shares insights about the Kenny Campbell Foundation, which he founded in memory of his father who lost his battle with colorectal cancer. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and Craig Campbell passionately discusses the critical need for awareness and funding in this area, especially considering the rising statistics of colorectal cancer among younger individuals.
Have you ever participated in a charity event that brought the community together? Craig's annual Celebrity Cornhole Challenge is one such event, drawing attention and significant funds for his foundation. This episode dives deep into the personal experiences that fuel his advocacy, showcasing how the music community can unite for a greater cause. But that's not all! Craig Campbell also reveals the inspiration behind his latest single, "Drink For That," offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at its production and the emotions that shaped it.
As we explore the vibrant Nashville music scene, Craig shares his entrepreneurial spirit with his restaurant venture, Grindstone Cowboy, reflecting on how it complements his artistic journey. With a rich tapestry of Nashville music history woven into his narrative, Craig reminisces about the evolution of the city since his arrival in 2002 and highlights the unique charm that keeps artists and fans alike coming back for more.
What makes Nashville a haven for songwriters and musicians? Craig's insights provide a glimpse into the thriving Nashville music podcast landscape, filled with music industry insights and stories from Nashville songwriters that help celebrate the city's legacy. As the episode wraps up, Craig shares his favorite spots to walk in Nashville, reinforcing the connection between music, community, and personal exploration. Tune in to discover how Takin&rsquo; A Walk Nashville is more than just a podcast; it&rsquo;s a celebration of Nashville's music legacy and a testament to the power of storytelling in the heart of Music City.
Don't miss this engaging conversation that blends country music, advocacy, and the vibrant culture of Nashville, offering listeners a unique perspective on the Nashville music scene and the importance of giving back.
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Exploring Nashville's Music Scene: Craig Campbell's Journey, Cancer Advocacy, and His Latest Song Inspiration

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What happens when a restaurant owner turns into a Grammy-nominated folk singer-songwriter? Join us on this inspiring journey as we take a walk through the heart of Nashville with the incredible Mary Gauthier. On this episode of takin’ a walk nashville, host Sarah Harralson dives deep into Mary’s remarkable story, tracing her path from the bustling restaurant scene in Boston to the vibrant music city of Nashville at the age of 40. How did her personal experiences shape her songwriting and lead her to create music that resonates with so many?

Mary Gauthier opens up about her transformative journey to sobriety and how it influenced her acclaimed album, Rifles and Rosary Beads, co-written with military veterans. This powerful collaboration not only showcases the healing power of music but also highlights the importance of storytelling in connecting with others. Have you ever wondered how music can serve as a therapeutic outlet? Mary’s insights will leave you reflecting on the profound impact of song in our lives.

As a prominent figure in the Nashville music scene, Mary Gauthier also discusses the unique challenges she faced as an openly gay artist within the country music genre. What does authenticity mean in a world that often demands conformity? Her candid reflections on being true to oneself are a testament to her strength and artistry, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in women in Nashville music and the broader music industry insights Nashville has to offer.

Moreover, Mary shares her passion for her involvement with the non-profit organization, Songwriting with Soldiers, emphasizing how songwriting can be a transformative process for veterans and civilians alike. Are you curious about the creative process of songwriting in Nashville? This episode provides a heartfelt exploration of the artistic journey and the significance of connecting through music.

As we wrap up our conversation, Mary Gauthier reveals her favorite walking spots in Nashville, reinforcing the theme of finding inspiration in nature and personal experiences. Whether you’re a fan of Nashville songwriter interviews or simply love celebrating Nashville music, this episode of takin’ a walk nashville is sure to inspire you. Tune in for an enriching experience that highlights the beauty of Nashville's music legacy and the stories of emerging artists Nashvillehas to offer!

 

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What happens when a restaurant owner turns into a Grammy-nominated folk singer-songwriter? Join us on this inspiring journey as we take a walk through the heart of Nashville with the incredible Mary Gauthier. On this episode of takin&rsquo; a walk nashville, host Sarah Harralson dives deep into Mary&rsquo;s remarkable story, tracing her path from the bustling restaurant scene in Boston to the vibrant music city of Nashville at the age of 40. How did her personal experiences shape her songwriting and lead her to create music that resonates with so many?
Mary Gauthier opens up about her transformative journey to sobriety and how it influenced her acclaimed album, Rifles and Rosary Beads, co-written with military veterans. This powerful collaboration not only showcases the healing power of music but also highlights the importance of storytelling in connecting with others. Have you ever wondered how music can serve as a therapeutic outlet? Mary&rsquo;s insights will leave you reflecting on the profound impact of song in our lives.
As a prominent figure in the Nashville music scene, Mary Gauthier also discusses the unique challenges she faced as an openly gay artist within the country music genre. What does authenticity mean in a world that often demands conformity? Her candid reflections on being true to oneself are a testament to her strength and artistry, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in women in Nashville music and the broader music industry insights Nashville has to offer.
Moreover, Mary shares her passion for her involvement with the non-profit organization, Songwriting with Soldiers, emphasizing how songwriting can be a transformative process for veterans and civilians alike. Are you curious about the creative process of songwriting in Nashville? This episode provides a heartfelt exploration of the artistic journey and the significance of connecting through music.
As we wrap up our conversation, Mary Gauthier reveals her favorite walking spots in Nashville, reinforcing the theme of finding inspiration in nature and personal experiences. Whether you&rsquo;re a fan of Nashville songwriter interviews or simply love celebrating Nashville music, this episode of takin&rsquo; a walk nashville is sure to inspire you. Tune in for an enriching experience that highlights the beauty of Nashville's music legacy and the stories of emerging artists Nashvillehas to offer!
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Takin A Walk Nashville with the Inspirational Story of Resilience of Singer Songwriter Mary Gauthier 

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