Alex Miller was making music long before an appearance on American Idol in season 19 helped him share his brand of traditional country with the rest of the world. Since his run there, he's consistently charted songs, and made music his way. Alex joins us for this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ as we talk about his latest project, More Country Than You.

Old Sap rambled out from Montana, to Nashville, to Ashville, NC working the sounds of the banjo into his unique brand of traditional Americana - flavored with folk, blues, country, jazz, rock and indie. Sap joins us on this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ as we delve into his music career and the sounds behind his latest creation, Marble Home.

Fingerstyle guitar virtuoso, Jeremy Bass, spent years studying creative writing and classical guitar. A journey that led him from coast to coast and across the pond, before settling into a cabin setting in Woodstock, NY. The current result is the wonderful set of songs called Cabin Songs. Jeremy joins us to talk about that journey and this latest project on this edition of Americana Music Profiles.

American Idol hopeful, Hannah Harper, began her musical journey at just nine years old, growing up in Southeast Missouri. Her family roots are steeped in bluegrass and gospel music. She traveled and performed with her family band, The Harper Family, for several years, where she cultivated her love for singing, and writing songs. Now, the mother of three, her song, "String Cheese," a tribute to motherhood, caught the ear of ABC's American Idol - Hannah is currently headed to the live rounds. She is my guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles!

Michael Ulery began music as a typical pre-teen; guitars and rock and roll music - even a dabble in punk, before settling into a delightful balance of heritage infused, instrumental, folk-Americana. He joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to chat about his recent album, Mild November.

Born in Czechoslovakia, singer-songwriter, Luba Dvorak immigrated to Vancouver before finding himself in the US making great Americana Music. It's a fascinating story, and Luba joins us for this edition of Americana Music Profiles to share his journey and talk about his latest project, Holding Pattern.

Acclaimed Americana, singer - songwriter, and poet, Meghan Hayes is our guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles, as we talk about her fourth, and latest full length studio project, Latecomer.

Colorado based, fiddler, Vi Wickam had an epiphany one day - the world needs more Thanksgiving music - so he decided to create an album full of it! Thus, The "Thanksgiving Album" was born. Vi is our guest on the next edition of Americana Music Profiles as we discuss this timely project.

It's the 38th edition of Merlefest on the way, April 23 - 26th, 2026, in Wilkesboro, NC. Director, Wes Whitson joins us for this special edition of Americana Music Profiles to share the inside scoop for next years festival.⁠

Dallas Texas, singer-songwriter, Reagan Browne says it was an Eagles concert, at 16, that convinced him he was destined for a career in music. Reagan joins us on Americana Music profiles to talk about his new EP, "Runnin' Red Straight Through A Neon Light."

As Veteran's approaches in 2025, ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ introduces you to Jacob Jones, and his new patriotic themed EP, American Drifter. True to the lead song, "Son Of A Military Man," singer-songwriter, Jacob brings a unique, "military brat," POV to this collection. Jacob joins us to talk about his music and forth coming 2026, 21 song album.

Nashville producer, song-writer, Brent Maher has over 20 #1 hit singles and 7 Grammys to his credit - but his latest project is a first - a Musical Novel & Soundtrack called, "Night of the Orphan Train." Brent is my guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles where we talk about his fascinating career and this latest project.

Jeremy Parsons started releasing singles from an upcoming EP, Life, over time instead of all at once. "It's been a learning process," he observed. But one worth the time regardless, as he was recently named a finalist in the 2024 New Folk Competition, and Country Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the 2024 New Music Awards. His latest single, "Who Was I," just dropped. Jeremy joins us for this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about this unique process.

Florida, singer-songwriter, Ken Holt got his professional start as the bassist in the 70s classic rock band, The Blend. That launched his songwriting and solo career. Fast forward; Ken is enjoying success of his latest Americana/Country blended project, Shades Of Light. Ken is our guest on this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠.

Shannon Hudson spent his college and young adult days playing in a 90s roots rock style band, with some regional, indie success. Today he enjoys life as a husband and a dad, but he's definitely not finished with music. He has begun the process of dropping four (4) full length albums, all at once, with the singles to follow, one at a time. The Oklahoma native now resides in Texas with his family. Shannon joins us on this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ to talk about this unique approach to releasing music.

Lehigh Valley, PA is home for musician, Kim Edwards. This singer-songwriter has her roots based in classical piano as young girl. long before she began to write and explore her more rootsy side. Kim joins us on this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ as we delve into her story and approach to songwriting.

Tim Tye is a veteran songwriter, weaving hints of country, folk, and roots rock, into his unique, story telling approach to his acclaimed Americana style music. He's an award winning lyricist, and seen chart success on Billboard. Just Before Dawn is his latest project. Tim joins us on this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠.

Central North Carolina's Nu-Blu's Carolyn and Daniel Routh spent time in the Christian Contemporary genre' before dabbling in the classic rock scene, on their way to establishing their unique, signature Bluegrass (award winning) sound they're know for today. Carolyn joins me in this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ to talk about their journey, her unique path, and their latest music video.

Digney Fignus went from the underground punk clubs of Boston, to winning MTV's Basement Tapes competition, to an independent roots-based singer-songwriter. His latest release - Black and Blue - The Brick Hill Sessions - features a collection of songs gathered over the past six years. Digney joins me for this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about his long, interesting musical career, and this latest project.

As a member of the VooDUDES, Andy Bernstein was a staple of the New Brunswick, NJ Roots Rock scene. After six albums, Andy moved on to launch a solo career. Now, three albums in, his latest is titled, Tellin' Myself Weird Li'l Stories. Andy is our guest on this high energy edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles.⁠

Junior Sisk is a proud son of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains - and well know voice among traditional bluegrass fans world wide. He's graced the stage with groups like Wyatt Rice & Santa Cruz, Blueridge, and Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice. The multi-award winning singer / songwriter joins us on this edition of ⁠Americana Music Profiles⁠ to talk about their latest project, It's All Fun And Games.

Jeff Poppen's Long Hungry Creek Farm has hosted the Summer Solstice Music Festival for 49 years now! Red Boiling Springs, TN is the place to be in mid-June for this fun Americana music festival and camp-out. Join in this edition of Americana Music Profiles as we get the whole story behind this really cool festival.

Ragged Union Bluegrass features band leader Geoff Union's "Outsider Songwriting," and beyond 'normal' country themes, along with their often atypical song structure. Geoff joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about the band latest project, Pyramid Stairs.

Nashville singer-songwriter Laura Sawosko overcame a vocal chord condition and beat the prognosis of never being able to sing. She's now six albums in on a successful music career! Laura joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about her musical journey and latest project, Not What I Do.

Caleb Bailey, founder of Pains Run bluegrass band, is producing the first annual No Bull Just Bluegrass festival this coming July 4th, and 5th, 2025. The event will take place at the Rockingham County Fair Grounds in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Caleb joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to share all the information about this festival and his motivation behind creating the event.