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Country Fried Podcast
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This podcast miniseries, hosted by Arkansas singer-songwriter Ryan Harmon, features conversations with country music icons and Arkansas favorites like Country Music Hall of Fame inductee Charlie Daniels, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and producer Shawn Camp, Marty Raybon of Shenandoah and more.
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Country Fried: Episode 7 "Bobby Bones"
Feb 14, 2020Tap to summarizeCountry singer-songwriter Ryan Harmon, is back with a special episode of 'Country Fried,' featuring media personality and Arkansas native Bobby Bones, recorded on the set of 'American Idol' in Savannah, GA.
Transcribe →Country Fried: Episode 6 'Happy Trails'
Oct 16, 2019Tap to summarizeEach episode takes listeners on a journey through the guest's career, as they share stories and philosophies about the music business, while also aiming to answer the question – What does country music mean to you?
Transcribe →Country Fried: Episode 5 'Sylvia and Heath Sanders'
Oct 8, 2019Tap to summarizeEach episode takes listeners on a journey through the guest's career, as they share stories and philosophies about the music business, while also aiming to answer the question – What does country music mean to you?
Transcribe →Country Fried: Episode 4 'Darrell Scott and Shawn Camp'
Oct 1, 2019Tap to summarizeRyan talks with two of the most respected singer-songwriters in the world of country, Americana and bluegrass music – Darrell Scott and Shawn Camp. Though there are some stylistic differences between the two, their careers have both taken a very similar path.
Transcribe →Country Fried: Episode 3 'Barbara Fairchild'
Sep 24, 2019Tap to summarizeThis week on 'Country Fried,' Ryan talks with Arkansas native and Grammy award-nominee Barbara Fairchild. From her first single, released at age 15, to classics such as the 'Teddy Bear Song,' Barbara has made her mark in country music history. Enjoy her great stories and sense of humor in this country music conversation.
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