Nashville based JP Harris visits the Third Coast Music Network on KSYM to chat about his non-traditional punk youth and leaving home at an early age, living with no electricity or water and learning trades like logging and historic restoration carpentry, making a new record with JD McPherson called 'JP Harris Is A Trash Fire,' covering DEVO and "avant country," and play a few songs before his show at The Lonesome Rose.

Nashville based Eliza Thorn talks about her background, making her album 'Sombebody New,' music videos, writing songs, album art, busking, radio airplay, and performs some songs before her show at The Lonesome Rose on the Third Coast Music Network on KSYM.

Soulful Austin based singer Kelley Mickwee talks about her career, stint as a Shiny Soul Sister with Shinyribs, favorite things, new album 'Everything Beautiful,' and performs some songs before her show at Sam's Burger Joint on the Third Coast Music Network on KYSM.

"Gothytonk" musician India Ramey talks about overcoming an abusive childhood and personal transformation, going from lawyer to full time musician, Americanafest, writing songs, and performs a few songs from her new album 'Baptized By The Blaze' before her show at The Lonesome Rose on the Third Coast Music Network on KSYM.

Austin based singer-songwriter Nick Taylor talks about his new album 'Not Alone,' songwriting, open mics, trombones and jazz vocal, musical influences like Dan Reeder, growing up in Southeast Texas, other Nick Taylors, Nashville versus Austin, and play a few songs on the Third Coast Music Network on KSYM.

San Antonio based honky tonker talks his origins in Ohio, road life and home life, a musical family, his upcoming 18th album 'Gems & Jams,' and play some songs and answer country music trivia before his show at McFinnigan's Pub.

Matt Kirk & Jimmy Hartman of Matt Kirk and The Güeyfarers visit the Third Coast Music Network to play a couple songs live, talk about musical mothers, the origins of the name Güeyfarers, and upcoming gigs before their show at Sam's Burger Joint.

Kimmi Bitter & The Westside Twang visit the Third Coast Music Network talk about their new album ‘Old School,’ building a following and career as an independent artist, making videos, van living and van trouble, navigating Nashville, retro clothing, custom beer and the San Diego scene, and play a few songs before their show at The Lonesome Rose.