In Episode 4 of Thank A Songwriter, we sit down with acclaimed hitmaker and New York Times “30 Best Songwriters” honoree Josh Osborne for a wide-ranging conversation on creativity, collaboration, and longevity in modern songwriting.

Josh reflects on his standout work with some of country music’s most influential artists, including Sam Hunt, Kacey Musgraves, and Carly Pearce—sharing the stories, sessions, and serendipitous moments that brought those songs to life.

Alongside host Rusty Gaston of Sony Music Publishing Nashville, Rusty Gaston, the conversation explores the importance of long-term creative partnerships, writing alongside friends, and the discipline—and inspiration—it takes to keep showing up for the song.

It’s an honest, insightful look inside the relationships and routines that fuel great songwriting, and a celebration of the craft at its highest level.

We are honored to welcome legendary songwriter Bobby Braddock to Thank A Songwriter.

One of the most influential and celebrated writers in country music history, Bobby has penned some of the genre’s most iconic and enduring songs. In this heartfelt and candid conversation, he reflects on the remarkable stories behind the music, the unexpected turns that shaped his career, and the creative moments that defined a legacy few can match.

Joined by Sony Music Publishing Nashville CEO and Thank A Songwriter host Rusty Gaston, Bobby shares a truthful, deeply personal look at his journey through six decades of songwriting excellence—offering rare insight into the craft, the industry, and the songs that continue to resonate across generations.

This episode marks an extraordinary milestone for Bobby—60 years of being signed with Sony Music Publishing as a songwriter; and is a powerful tribute to a living legend and a must-listen conversation for anyone who loves the art of songwriting.

Join us for Episode 2 of Season 2 of Thank A Songwriter, featuring none other than country music legend Kix Brooks of Brooks & Dunn.

In this intimate conversation, Kix takes us back to his earliest days in Nashville—sharing the risks, ambition, and moments of discovery that shaped his path to becoming one-half of one of the most iconic duos in country music history. He reflects on his enduring relationship with Sony Music Publishing, the evolution of his songwriting career, and the legacy he continues to build for the next generation of artists and writers.

Joined by Sony Music Publishing Nashville CEO and Thank A Songwriter host Rusty Gaston, the discussion dives deep into craftsmanship, longevity, and the stories behind a career that helped define a genre.

This is a must-listen conversation filled with insight, humor, and the kind of perspective only a true Nashville original can offer.