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by Joe Elvis and John Dwyer
Nashville-centric broadcast veterans Joe Elvis and John Dwyer collaborate to share wit, life experiences and Rolodex with listeners. They invite movers and shakers to the Main Street Media TV Studios to offer inspiration, and raw untold stories about how Nashville was, and is today. Joe is best known for his days, sorry, daze at 103 KDF and 105.9 The Rock, while John’s reference at News-2 is as Sports Director and hosting “Titans on 2 with Jeff Fisher.” That second cup of coffee takes place when you are done with the morning rush and settling into the day. “Second Cup of Joe… And John” won’t change the world, but it will make you smile and feel as if you know Middle Tennessee, and yourself, a little bit better.
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Clayton Bellamy has been coming to Nashville since he was 16, lived here for nearly a decade, and still talks about the place like he never really left. These days he’s the lead in The Legendary Life of Tom Petty, a multimedia show that treats the songs and the story with real care instead of just trying to sound like the man. He’s also one-third of The Road Hammers (20 years and counting) and just put out his first solo record in more than a decade.Joe and John catch him the morning after a late show. He talks about how the Petty production started as “something fun between tours” during the pandemic and turned into a full production, why the music is complex in its simplicity, and the weight of playing for fans who know every note. He performs the lead single from his new album Soft Kinda Loud live in the studio — a song about the people, places, and moments you assume will always be there until one day they’re not. Along the way there are stories about managing Bobby’s Dairy Dip when he first moved to town, growing up a Petty/Springsteen/Mellencamp kid, a hot-rod family full of Mustangs and Broncos, and the foundation that gives bursaries to kids in the arts (plus the theater he helped raise $2.7 million to build in his northern Canadian hometown).Among the topics: How the Tom Petty show went from a couple of dates to a high-level production, managing Bobby’s Dairy Dip and watching a bank robbery out the front window, why he still has a problem with guitars, the first car he sold to make a record, advice to his 18-year-old self, and why “good is good” no matter what the machines are doing.Brought to you by Two Rivers Ford — the South’s most trusted Ford dealer. Family-owned since 1983, no-commission sales, and mobile service.tworiversford.comFind Clayton at claytonbellamy.comEmail the show: secondcupofjoeandjohn@gmail.com
11-time Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Tim Hardiman and Andy Huckabay (son of legendary Marshall coach Rick Huckabay) join Joe and John to talk about Huck’s Herd, the new documentary that tells the full, complicated story of the coach who helped bring life back to Huntington after the Marshall plane crash. From 1983 to 1989, Coach Huckabay turned Marshall basketball into the hottest ticket in town—three Southern Conference titles, NCAA Tournament appearances, packed houses, and a larger-than-life personality (including that famous green tuxedo vs. West Virginia). But the story doesn’t end with the wins. The film also explores the abrupt end of his tenure, the NCAA issues that blacklisted him, and why many who lived through it still feel the punishment didn’t fit the crime. Tim and Andy open up about making a film with no narrator (using only interviews and archival footage), interviewing the people involved in Huckabay’s departure (including those who had never told their side), and why this story still matters today—especially in the age of NIL.Brought to you by Two Rivers Ford: The South's Most Trusted Ford Dealertworiversford.comThis show is produced by DEADLEG Mediachaseakers.com
Life had something wonderful in store for Elise Jenkins. She just didn’t know it yet. After surviving childhood leukemia, doctors told her she’d likely never have children. Today, she’s a happily married mother of two, helping other young women discover that motherhood and their dreams can go hand in hand. Pregnant at 21, Elise graduated from Auburn just 18 days before giving birth. She later co-founded Ella’s House, a Nashville nonprofit helping pregnant and parenting college students earn their degrees. The daughter of former Titans GM Mike Reinfeldt and her mother Susan, Elise also shares stories about sleeping through NFL games, a childhood crush and the advice she’d give her 18-year-old self.Tune in for an incredible story of hope and resilience, right here in Nashville.-- Brought to you by Two Rivers Ford: The South's Most Trusted Ford Dealer.tworiversford.comThis show is produced by DEADLEG Mediachaseakers.com#podcast #nashville #fyp
How does a guy who has spent his career trying to fix healthcare somehow end up playing the Grand Ole Opry? Joe and John sit down with longtime friend David Osborn, whose personal family experiences led to a four-decade mission trying to make healthcare better. He explains why the American healthcare system can still be so frustrating, confusing and expensive. Then there’s the other David, the Memphis musician who got an unexpected call from acclaimed songwriter Tia Sillers and suddenly found himself playing guitar and singing on the Grand Ole Opry stage. Throw in wine, a debt to John for introducing him to his wife, six grandchildren, a forbidden rock album, humble first wheels and three longtime friends who know each other a little too well. AMONG THE TOPICS: THE $5 BOTTLE, THAT OPRY PHONE CALL, MOM BANNED THE STONES AND THE PINTO FROM HELL.---This show is brought to you by Two Rivers Ford: The South's Most Trusted Ford Dealer. tworiversford.com
Singer, songwriter, musician and longtime Nashville music insider Kyle Frederick has spent more than four decades on Music Row. He reflects on sleeping on a friend’s couch, playing with Earl Thomas Conley and Foster & Lloyd, working with Clay Walker, and eventually moving into management and publicity. His new album, The Force Majeure, was recorded at Johnny Cash’s legendary Cash Cabin. Kyle shares his connection to Dolly Parton, the story behind “Peace and Love,” and why recording at Cash Cabin ranks among the highlights of his career. It’s also a conversation about how Nashville’s music business has changed, giving back, and why Kyle is still writing, recording and looking forward.AMONG THE TOPICS: BUDDY GUY’S LONG GUITAR CORD, A ’77 FIREBIRD, FIRST KISS NOSTALGIA, TELLING A TEENAGER TO “GET A GOOD ATTORNEY”, AND WHY YOUNG MUSICIANS MIGHT WANT TO SPEND A LITTLE LESS TIME IN THE CLASSROOM.---This show is brought to you by Two Rivers Ford: The South's Most Trusted Ford Dealertworiversford.comThis show is produced by DEADLEG Mediawww.chaseakers.com#podcast #nashville #fyp
Getting older is mandatory. Moving like you're old isn't. Physical therapist Adam Wille has worked with everyone from weekend warriors to Olympic athletes and says staying active may be simpler than we make it. The former marathoner talks bad shoulders, good habits, walking versus running and why working out harder isn't always smarter. Now launching Move You Physical Therapy, Adam's goal is pretty simple: keep us moving and make sure we can still get off the floor.AMONG THE TOPICS: THE WORKOUT MISTAKE TOO MANY OF US MAKE, WHY WALKINGCOULD BE BETTER THAN RUNNING, THE FOOD RULE THAT DOESN'T REQUIRE A DIET,WHAT OLYMPIC ATHLETES DO DIFFERENTLY, AND THE GREAT PARENTING ADVICE:DON'T WISH YOUR KIDS WERE AN AGE THEY'RE NOT.--- This show is brought to you by Two Rivers Ford: The South's Most Trusted Ford Dealer.tworiversford.comThis show is produced by DEADLEG Media.www.chaseakers.com
Long before the Titans, Predators and the push for Major League Baseball, Nashville was still trying to prove it belonged on the big stage. Few people watched that transformation closer than Jay Grider. The longtime Nashville Sports Council executive shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from nearly three decades of landing the city’s biggest sporting events, including frozen bowl games, stadium power failures, marching band mutinies, and the organized chaos that helped turn Music City into a major sports town.AMONG THE TOPICS: THE BIG ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE SECOND UP IS MOVING, BUT STAYING PUT, THE COLDEST MUSIC CITY BOWL EVER PLAYED, THE NIGHT HALF THE STADIUM LOST POWER, HOW A WISCONSIN MARCHING BAND ALMOST STARTED A MUTINY, WHY KENNY CHESNEY NEARLY GOT DROPPED BY BARRY TROTZ
What does it take to create a New York Times bestseller? Jonathan Merkh would know. The longtime publishing executive has helped launch more than 100 bestsellers, including 13 that reached #1, and now he's turning the publishing world on its head. Growing up as a missionary kid in France, Merkh shares how an unlikely path led him to Nashville and a career working with everyone from Brad Paisley and Mike Rowe, to Joan Lunden. He also explains why authors today don't necessarily need atraditional publisher, why AI has every publisher paying attention, and what separates a good book from one you simply can't put down.AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY HIS FIRST RIDE IN A FORD F-150 HAPPENED IN FRANCE, THE $40,000 QUESTION EVERY ASPIRING AUTHOR SHOULD ASK, WHAT AI CAN'T WRITE (YET), WHY A GREAT BOOK IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PUT DOWN, THE DANGERS OF 120 MPH ON THE NATCHEZ TRACE, AND THE ONE WORD EVERY DAD SHOULD SAY MORE OFTEN.This show is brought to you by Two Rivers Ford: The South's Most Trusted Ford Dealer. tworiversford.comThis show is produced by DEADLEG Mediawww.chaseakers.com#podcast #fyp #Nashville
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Nashville-centric broadcast veterans Joe Elvis and John Dwyer collaborate to share wit, life experiences and Rolodex with listeners. They invite movers and shakers to the Main Street Media TV Studios to offer inspiration, and raw untold stories about how Nashville was, and is today. Joe is best known for his days, sorry, daze at 103 KDF and 105.9 The Rock, while John’s reference at News-2 is as Sports Director and hosting “Titans on 2 with Jeff Fisher.” That second cup of coffee takes place when you are done with the morning rush and settling into the day. “Second Cup of Joe… And John” won’t change the world, but it will make you smile and feel as if you know Middle Tennessee, and yourself, a little bit better.
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