K103 Podcast

Grammy winning country singer John Berry and his wife Robin come on the show to talk about his career, their relationship, their faith, and to preview their show coming up in Branson November 19th through the 22nd.

In Part Two of the interview, Phil tells the stories behind his early hits and the songs he wrote for Tim McGraw, Jo Dee Messina, and other stars.

In Part Three of the interview, Phil tells the stories behind his more recent hits, gives us details about his new show on the Circle Network, and talks about the icons he's had the pleasure to work with in the music industry.

In Part One of the interview, Phil tells us how he's been spending his time during quarantine, growing up in Lynchburg, Virginia, and moving to Nashville.

In part two of the interview Gary opens up about how the death of is wife in 2004 affected his music. Glen and Gary also discuss his #1 hits, his favorite 90's artist, itching to get back on tour, and his new song "Waste of a Whiskey Drink".

In part one of the interview, Gary talks about being influenced by the famous "Bakersfield Sound" growing up in California. He also shares the amazing story of how he ended up in Nashville, and tells the stories behind his early career hits. Glen and Gary also discuss the incredible lyrics in his songs.

Glen and Martina talk about some of her biggest hits, influences, and beginnings. Martina also tells us about her brand new single "Girls Like Me".

Josh joins Glen to discuss his new album "Country State of Mind" and his new single "I Can Tell By The Way You Dance". They also discuss Josh's influences and he reveals who would be on his "Mount Rushmore" of country music.

In part three of the interview things take an emotional turn as Chely opens up about being inspired to write "Bumper of My S.U.V". She also speaks on being one of the first openly gay country musicians and the impact coming out has made on her and the industry. Lastly, the interview wraps up with Chely telling us about some of her latest projects.

In part two of the interview, Glen and Chely talk about her hits, working with Vince Gill, Patty Loveless, and other 90's artists, and helping Rascal Flatts get their start.

In part one of the interview, Chely talks about growing up near Kansas City, starting out in Branson, family influence, moving to Nashville, winning her ACM, and working with Porter Wagoner.

In part three of the interview, Bryan talks about his uptempo hits, working with Shania Twain, his podcast, and new music he's working on.

In part two of the interview, Bryan tells the stories behind his early hits, and talks about how songwriting has changed over the years.

In part one of the interview, Glen and Bryan talk about Bryan's home State of Oklahoma's country music heritage, his musical family, influences, and how his career got started.

In part three of the interview, Glen asks Deana about the songs she's written, her record breaking debut album, her unconventional way of doing things, and her favorite 90's artists.

In part two of the interview, Glen asks Deana about her favorite songs, the stories behind her biggest hits, and her love of wine!

In part one of the interview, Glen and Deana discuss her social media activity, acting career, growing up in Nashville, influences, how Willie Nelson helped get her started, and 90's country music!

Allie Colleen, the daughter of Garth Brooks, joins Glen to promote her new single "Ain't The Only Hell My Momma Raised".

In part 2 of the interview, Glen asks Jo Dee about working with Tim McGraw, her favorite song, and her faith.

In part one of the interview, Glen and Jo Dee discuss how she got her start, her first few singles, covering Dottie West's "Lesson in Leavin", influences, Garth Brooks, Phil Vassar, and the ebbs and flows of her career.