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  • Episode 141: Interview With Singer Elle Townley

    At just 16 years old, Elle Townley is proving that country music's future is bold, fearless, and entirely authentic. The Georgetown, Texas native is back with “Taking Off My Halo,” a powerhouse country rock single that blends raw honesty with electrifying attitude. The track, available everywhere digitally on June 27, premiered exclusively via The Country Note, marking Townley’s return with her first original release in three years.

  • Episode 139: Interview With Evan Throne Of Showoff

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief With a bass in hand and punk roots in his soul, Evan Thorne is helping lead Showoff into a powerful new era. The veteran Chicago-based band—once known for its breakout hits like “Falling Star” and high-energy anthems of the early 2000s—is finding fresh momentum thanks to a revitalized lineup and their latest EP, Haverstraw, out now on Manic Kat Records.

  • Episode 140: Interview With Austin Holmes Of Publicity For Good

    Austin Holmes’ entrepreneurial journey started with jars of homemade salsa sold in school and has since evolved into a career leading multiple 7-figure companies. A former Navy Special Operations (EOD) technician, Holmes brings a unique blend of discipline, leadership, and innovative business acumen to his work. Today, he stands as a key force behind Publicity for Good (PFG), a purpose-driven PR agency that he co-leads with his wife, Heather Holmes.

  • Episode 138: Interview With Guillaume Muller

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief When Guillaume Muller speaks about music, it’s not just with admiration—it’s with scholarly devotion. The French-born, New York–based jazz guitarist recently released his latest project, Six Pieces of Horace, a solo guitar record that pays homage to one of his greatest influences, Horace Silver. What began as a pandemic-era study session blossomed into a masterfully executed tribute album.

  • Episode 137: Interview with Dina Renee

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief Dina Renée is no stranger to emotional storytelling, but with her latest single "Glow Up," the rising pop artist takes empowerment to dazzling new heights. Following the release of her soulful track “Ready When I’m Gone,” Dina returns with a fierce, upbeat anthem that captures the moment when heartbreak turns into self-liberation.

  • Episode 136: Interview With Aisha Rodrigue

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief Aisha Rodrique ’s journey from Cirque du Soleil performer to wellness educator is nothing short of extraordinary. Today, she stands at the forefront of a global self-healing movement with Human Garage , an organization committed to unlocking the body's natural ability to heal itself through Fascial Maneuvers™—a revolutionary practice now transforming lives around the world.

  • Episode 135: Interview With CEO, Clark Lowe Of O'Connor Company

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief At a time when corporate restructuring and remote work continue to reshape the American workplace, Clark Lowe, President and CEO of O’Connor Company , offers a rare blend of military precision, entrepreneurial instinct, and deeply human leadership. With a background that includes nearly a decade in the U.S. Marine Corps and an MBA in Finance, Lowe brings discipline to a business philosophy rooted in adaptability, culture-first thinking, and operational excellence.

  • Episode 134: Interview With Steve Roop From Littlefield Agency

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief As the conversation around artificial intelligence continues to evolve, few voices in the marketing space are offering as grounded and insightful a perspective as Steve Roop. As AI Content Director at Littlefield Agency —a 45-year-old marketing firm based in Tulsa—Roop stands at the intersection of innovation and practicality, helping B2B clients navigate a fast-changing digital frontier.

  • Episode 133: Interview with Producer and Podcast Host Tony Mantor

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief For most of his life, Tony Mantor has been a quiet force behind the scenes of Nashville's music industry. A seasoned producer, accomplished pianist, and record label founder, Mantor’s career has spanned decades and genres. But in recent years, his focus has shifted from the studio to the podcast mic, championing a cause that few in the entertainment world are bold enough to tackle: autism and mental health advocacy.

  • Episode 132: Interview With Hannah Crandall And Eric Kennedy From Truss

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief The rise of TRUSS is more than a pandemic-era success story—it’s a masterclass in creative persistence and raw emotional authenticity. The Cleveland-based alt-rock trio, known for their fierce stage presence and potent songwriting, is gearing up for the release of their highly anticipated sophomore album Fluorescence  on June 6. Led by powerhouse vocalist Hannah Crandall, guitarist/bassist Eric Kennedy, and drummer Holden Szalek, TRUSS fuses grunge, alt-metal, and punk with unfiltered honesty.

  • Episode 131: Interview With Katie And Ben Marshall Of Paperwhite

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief When synth-pop duo Paperwhite —siblings Katie and Ben Marshall—first emerged over a decade ago, they quickly captivated fans and tastemakers with their lush soundscapes and infectious melodies. Now, after a hiatus and a season of growth, the New York-based duo is back with Reach , their first EP in nearly nine years, set for release on June 27.

  • Episode 130: Interview With Melissa Schneider of Homes Innovation

    By Robert White , Editor-In-Chief Melissa Schneider believes that your home should feel like an extension of who you are—an expression of your personality, your lifestyle, and your energy. As Co-Founder and Lead Designer of Homes Innovation , a full-service renovation and design firm based in Boca Raton, Florida, Melissa has built a growing reputation for delivering timeless spaces tailored to the people who live in them.

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