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Circling The Drain

Circling The Drain

著者： John E. Bozeman & Jay Harper
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Circling The Drain is a show about the current state of the music and radio businesses as well as culture in general! Hosted by John E. Bozeman and Jay Harper along with Jim McCarthy as Co-Host/Executive Producer. John has had a storied career in music and talk radio, most notably as the Executive Producer for the late and legendary Phil Valentine. Jay also has has a long career in radio as Announcer, Play-by-Play, Voice and On-Camera Actor. He was also an Artist Rep for MCA records. Jim McCarthy ALSO has had a tremendous career in radio since 1996 and has since brought his consulting/producing skillset to the podcast world. Circling the Drain is produced by ItsYourShow.co2025 社会科学 音楽
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  • Devon O’Day on Gerry House, Radio Glory Days & Starting Over :: Ep 52 Circling the Drain Podcast

    Devon O’Day on Gerry House, Radio Glory Days & Starting Over :: Ep 52 Circling the Drain Podcast
    2026/08/19

    Devon O’Day has been part of Nashville radio, music and entertainment for more than four decades — and she has the stories to prove it.

    Devon joins Johnny Bozeman, Jay Harper and Jim McCarthy for a hilarious trip through the glory days of Nashville radio, including her years working with the legendary Gerry House and The House Foundation, what made that show work, and what it was like doing truly live morning radio before there was even a dump button.

    She also tells the unlikely story of how “Tennessee Whiskey” songwriter Linda Hargrove helped launch her songwriting career, talks about moving to New York with her sister Faith Ford, and shares how a lifelong love of animals became a major part of her life.

    Then the conversation gets more personal.

    Devon talks about getting fired, betting on herself and launching Devin’s Farm, as well as sobriety, faith, family and what more than 40 years in Nashville have taught her about starting over.

    Plus: Buc-ee’s, old Nashville, Cletus T. Judd, T. Graham Brown, Vin Diesel, bad accents and plenty of radio stories that probably couldn’t happen today.

    It’s Nashville storytelling the way we remember it — funny, unpredictable and just a little dangerous.


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    We service all makes and models — whether it’s your child’s first bike, a daily commuter, or a high-performance road machine.

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  • From Prison Guard to Country Star & Coffee King w/Craig Campbell :: Ep 50 Circling the Drain Podcast

    From Prison Guard to Country Star & Coffee King w/Craig Campbell :: Ep 50 Circling the Drain Podcast
    2026/08/05
    Traditional country singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, and Eagleville city councilman Craig Campbell sits down with the Circling the Drain crew to talk about his wild ride from small-town Georgia to Nashville stages and successful coffeehouse-venue brand Grindstone Cowboy.Craig shares how playing piano in church led to Lower Broadway gigs, touring with Luke Bryan and Tracy Byrd, and eventually landing his first record deal that produced the hit Family Man. He gets honest about financial wake-up calls, label roller coasters, not being allowed to play on his own records, and why he’s now all-in on authenticity, entrepreneurship, and community.The conversation dives into: – Growing up in Lyons/Vidalia, GA and finding music through church and gospel – Working as a correctional officer in a level 5 men’s prison before chasing his Nashville dream – Cutting his teeth as one of the few piano players on Lower Broadway and singing countless demos – The story behind Family Man, its music video, and how his family shaped his songwriting – How a misheard phrase became Grindstone Cowboy, and why COVID pushed him into the coffee/restaurant business – Trace Adkins helping pack the grand opening and literally working behind the bar – Serving on Eagleville city council and protecting the town’s growth while growing his own business – The rapid shift from albums to downloads to streaming, and now AI demos with tools like Suno – His concerns for musicians in the AI era, but also how broke songwriters can use tech to get ideas off the ground – New traditional-leaning artists he believes are the real deal, like Zach Top, Jake Worthington, and Ella LangleyIf you love real-deal country stories, the hustle behind the music, and the collision of art, business, and technology, this episode is for you.Timed Highlights / Chapters: 01:33 Rain, racing, and an IndyCar weekend that turned into a three-day saga 02:32 Introducing guest Craig Campbell: traditional country singer and entrepreneur 03:10 Grindstone Cowboy origin: the name comes before the business 03:24 Living in Eagleville and serving on city council 03:56 Running for re-election and using Grindstone Cowboy to collect petition signatures 04:10 How the phrase “Grindstone Cowboy” sparked a coffee shop vision 04:21 COVID wipes out shows and forces a contingency plan 04:21–05:16 Convincing his wife it wasn’t a terrible idea and buying the building in 2021 05:16–06:26 Grand opening madness and Trace Adkins working behind the bar and kissing babies 06:36–07:15 Trace showing up “full Trace Adkins” vs. overalls and cap on this podcast 07:35 The viral “my wife shot me” Trace story that hit nearly 4 million views 08:41 Growing up in Lyons/Vidalia, GA and playing piano in church 08:53–10:07 From correctional officer to honky-tonk band leader and the move to Nashville in 2002 10:15–11:30 Influences: early 90s country boom, Travis Tritt, and being “taught by the best” 11:30–14:13 Lower Broadway grind, playing for Luke Bryan and Tracy Byrd, and finally getting noticed at The Stage 14:13–15:16 Signing his first record deal in 2009 and releasing Family Man in 2010 14:21–15:16 Family Man video: his daughters, wife almost being in it, and one big regret 15:18 Kids, family life, and what really shaped his character 15:20–17:16 Coming to Nashville at 23 to raise his game and avoid plateauing in South Georgia 17:23–18:20 Being one of only a couple piano players on Lower Broadway and working 5–6 nights a week 18:20–19:10 Negotiating his record deal around gig money and demo singing 19:10–21:15 Demo singing, Keith Stegall, Lee Brice, and the song All Night to Get There 21:15–22:23 Singing the demo for Randy Owen’s Braid My Hair and what hundreds of demos taught him 21:25–22:23 True Value Country Showdown: getting the stage bug at 15 and winning local twice 22:20–23:28 Nearly crossing paths with the hosts during the Country Showdown years 23:41–25:31 Success of Family Man, Fish, and then the rude awakening of a single stalling at 38 25:31–27:09 Big tax bills, label closures, and career roller coasters that humbled him 27:15–28:48 Being even-keeled, the serenity prayer, and how his wife’s worrying balances him 28:19–29:10 Aspiring to act and asking Trace Adkins to throw him small roles 29:05–30:34 Dreaming of a Taylor Sheridan role in Yellowstone universe shows like Landman 29:31–31:27 Growing up in a broken home, losing his biological father, and why it didn’t shape his music 31:36–32:31 Stepdad as the real father figure and the inspiration behind Outskirts of Heaven lyrics 32:31–33:15 Learning harmony in church by standing beside his mom and soaking up gospel 33:38–35:00 Teaching himself piano, the old upright he still owns, and eventually plateauing 35:00–36:18 Nashville musicians who can’t read standard notation but dominate the scene 36:20–37:...
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