K103 Podcast

In Part One of the interview, Sara and Glen talk about her new album "Copy That", and dive in to how her career got started.

In part two of the interview, Aaron and Glen discuss Aaron's love of the troops, his favorite 90's artists, his favorite song, and his wine business.

In part one of the interview, Aaron and Glen discuss Aaron's appreciation for Missouri, his country music buddies, how he got his start, the early hits, and his ifluences.

In part 3, Glen and Henry go over the history of Blackhawk, talk about writing some of Restless Heart's biggest hits, favorite 90's artists, and favorite songs.

In part two of the interview, Glen and Henry discuss Blackhawk's level of success compared to other 90's artists.

In part one of the interview, Blackhawk Lead Singer Henry Paul and Glen discuss the band's latest projects and how he was introduced to bandmates Dave Robbins and Van Stephenson.

In part 3, Pam remembers Joe Diffie and John Prine. She also talks about other 90's artists she was fond of, and how touring as a woman is different than touring as a man. We also ask her about her favorite song of hers.

In part 2, Pam opens up about her father, Mel Tills. She also dishes on who she believes to be great song writers in the business today.

In part one of the interview, Pam fills us in on her new album "Looking For A Feeling", opens up about being a trailblazer for women in the industry, and speaks on songwriting and how today's songs differ from songs from the 90's.

The Country legend joins Glen to discuss what he's up to these days, his new song "My Friend Fred", his signature songs and the stories behind them, and his good friends George Jones and Joe Diffie.

In part two of the interview, Marlon and Glen discuss the era of 80's country and popular music, Kenny Rogers, and a new project from the band that is available now.

Exile keyboard player Marlon Hargis joins Glen to discuss the long history of the band, the overwhelming success of their breakthrough hit "Kiss You All Over", their switch from pop/rock to country, and the songs they wrote that were made hits by other artists like Alabama and Janie Fricke.

First aired on the Honky Tonk Time Machine as produced by K103 Program Director Glen Johnson.

In part three of the interview, Wade talks about his influences and favorite artists from his era.

In part two of the interview, Wade opens up about his battle with colon cancer.

Country artist Wade Hayes joins Glen on the Honky Tonk Time Machine. In part 1, he talks about how the pandemic has changed his schedule, his new music, and how he got his start playing guitar for country great Johnny Lee.

Glen Johnson produced this piece for the Honky Tonk Time Machine, remembering the life and career of the great Kenny Rogers.

In Part 3 of Glen's Interview with Billy Dean, he discusses the era of 90's country music, the battle between hat acts, and hair acts, and an upcoming chance to see him perform in Branson.