Step inside the Nashville Palace, one of the most legendary honky tonks in country music, where the stories are just as rich as the history on the walls.
Hosted by Barrett Hobbs and Bobby Johnson, the Nashville Palace Podcast brings together artists, songwriters, outdoorsmen, and personalities who live and breathe the country lifestyle. From chart-topping musicians to behind-the-scenes voices shaping the culture, every guest has a story that connects back to the roots of country music and the life that surrounds it.
Filmed and recorded inside the Nashville Palace itself, the show captures the kind of conversations that don’t happen anywhere else. It’s part storytelling, part history, and part barroom conversation, where one story leads to another and nothing feels overly polished or scripted.
Whether it’s music, hunting, business, or the road that got them there, this is where real conversations happen with people who’ve lived it.
Pull up a chair and settle in for the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
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Lorrie Morgan, Keith Whitley, & The Ultimate Receipt (Jesse Keith Whitley)
Épisode 2
vendredi 8 mai 2026 • Durée 01:24:42
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with Lorrie Morgan and Jesse Keith Whitley for a conversation that feels like stepping straight into the heart of country music history. From Lorrie taking the stage for the first time, meeting Keith Whitley, Jesse continuing to keep his father’s name in the spotlight, and discussing a buried treasure of songs that were never released from Keith Whitley.
Lorrie reflects on her early days growing up around the Grand Ole Opry, learning the ropes from her father, and working her way through Nashville long before record deals came easy. She shares what it was like to be a constant presence in town while others chased the next new thing, and how persistence, work ethic, and timing eventually carved out her place in country music. Along the way, she opens up about meeting Keith Whitley, the start of their relationship, and the kind of artist and person he really was behind the spotlight.
Jesse brings his own perspective to the conversation, talking about what it was like growing up surrounded by that legacy and when it truly hit him just how much his father’s music meant to people. Jesse discusses his own career and his found love of cooking, leading him to create his own cookbook. The conversation moves through stories of the road, the lasting impact of Keith Whitley’s catalog, and how a new generation of fans is rediscovering his music in a way that feels bigger than ever.
Between laughs, impressions, and a few unforgettable stories, the episode captures the kind of moments you only get when family, history, and real Nashville collide. It is a mix of past and present, honoring where country music has been while showing how it continues to live on through the people carrying it forward.
Pull up a chair and settle in for another round of the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
THE NASHVILLE PALACE PODCAST IS HERE (feat. Mindy Miller of “The Voice”)
Épisode 1
vendredi 8 mai 2026 • Durée 01:02:23
Mindy Miller goes from singing at her mom’s country karaoke nights… to sharing the stage with Jamey Johnson and Post Malone at the Nashville Palace… to landing in the Top 16 on The Voice.
In this episode, hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with fan-favorite Mindy Miller to talk about the journey that took her from small-town beginnings all the way to the national stage on The Voice.
Mindy shares how growing up in rural Maryland, surrounded by family picking parties and classic country music, shaped her sound long before Nashville was ever part of the plan. From singing George Jones songs with her grandfather to performing professionally as a teenager, the foundation was built early, and it’s what ultimately led her to the stage at the Nashville Palace.
What started as a last-minute fill-in gig quickly turned into one of her favorite places to play, and one of the most unforgettable moments of her career. She recounts the night Jamey Johnson and Post Malone walked in from the Grand Ole Opry and joined her on stage, an only-in-Nashville moment you can’t script.
Then came The Voice. Mindy dives into her experience competing on The Voice, making the Top 16 on Team Snoop Dogg, and what it’s really like performing under that spotlight. From the nerves to national exposure, The Voice became a defining chapter in her story, one that opened new doors while reinforcing the years of work behind it.
From hometown roots to honky tonk stages… and all the way to The Voice, this is a story about persistence, timing, and staying true to your sound.
From the barstools to the stage, this is the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
Step inside the Nashville Palace, one of the most legendary honky tonks in country music, where the stories are just as rich as the history on the walls.
Hosted by Barrett Hobbs and Bobby Johnson, the Nashville Palace Podcast brings together artists, songwriters, outdoorsmen, and personalities who live and breathe the country lifestyle. From chart-topping musicians to behind-the-scenes voices shaping the culture, every guest has a story that connects back to the roots of country music and the life that surrounds it.
Filmed and recorded inside the Nashville Palace itself, the show captures the kind of conversations that don’t happen anywhere else. It’s part storytelling, part history, and part barroom conversation, where one story leads to another and nothing feels overly polished or scripted.
Whether it’s music, hunting, business, or the road that got them there, this is where real conversations happen with people who’ve lived it.
Pull up a chair and settle in for the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
Unapologetically Country Rebel (feat. Kevin and Darin Blue)
Épisode 3
vendredi 22 mai 2026 • Durée 01:21:23
This episode of the Nashville Palace Podcast kicks off right where it should… inside the walls of one of the most legendary honky tonks in country music history.
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs pull up a chair at the Nashville Palace and welcome Kevin and Darin Blue, the brothers behind Country Rebel, one of the biggest country lifestyle media brands in the world. What started as a couple of guys experimenting with social media has grown into a massive community of millions of fans who live and breathe country music, the outdoors, and the country way of life.
Over drinks, good food, and plenty of stories, the conversation winds through the early days of Country Rebel, from tailgate parties in California parking lots to building a media company that now works with major artists and reaches millions of country fans across the internet. They talk about taking the leap to Nashville, the hustle behind growing a brand from nothing, and why being “unapologetically country” became the message behind everything they built.
Along the way, the episode also dives into the history of the Nashville Palace itself. Barrett shares stories about his grandfather founding the venue in 1977, the early days of Music Valley, and the artists who helped turn the Palace into a place where real country music has lived for decades.
This episode is a mix of business, country music history, entrepreneurship, and the kind of conversations that only happen when you sit down in a real honky tonk.
Welcome to the Nashville Palace Podcast, where the stars drop in and the stories are just getting started.
Alan Jackson & Silverbelly Whiskey (feat. Mattie Jackson & Robbie Goldsmith)
Épisode 5
vendredi 19 juin 2026 • Durée 01:11:40
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with Mattie Jackson and Robbie Goldsmith, the team behind Silverbelly Whiskey, for a conversation that blends country music history, entrepreneurship, and family legacy. What began as Alan Jackson's desire to create a whiskey he could truly stand behind has grown into one of the most authentic new brands in the spirits world, built not by a corporate boardroom, but by a small team passionate about doing things the right way.
Mattie and Robbie share the story behind Silverbelly, from Alan Jackson's signature cowboy hat to the hands-on process of creating a Tennessee bourbon whiskey that reflects the values and personality of the family behind it. Along the way, they discuss the challenges of building a brand from the ground up, opening a new distillery, a museum in downtown Nashville, and why authenticity still matters in an industry crowded with celebrity-backed products.
The conversation also dives into Mattie's journey as a writer, speaker, and advocate, touching on the life experiences that shaped her bestselling books and the lessons she's learned about faith, loss, and finding purpose through storytelling. Together, the group reflects on the power of music, the stories that connect generations, and the unique role country music continues to play in people's lives.
Like most conversations at the Palace, the episode is filled with unforgettable stories, from Alan Jackson's early days in Nashville and his first performance at the Nashville Palace to the lasting impact of songs that have become part of country music history. It's a look behind the curtain at one of country music's most beloved families and the legacy they're continuing to build.
Pull up a chair and settle in for another round of the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
The Whole World Called Him Hank (feat. Dillon Weldon)
Épisode 4
vendredi 5 juin 2026 • Durée 01:12:46
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with Dillon Weldon, creator of the Drifting Cowboy Podcast and one of the most recognizable voices preserving country music history today. What started as a lifelong fascination with classic country music and the stories behind the songs has grown into a platform reaching more than a million fans who share the same appreciation for the artists, songwriters, and legends that built the genre.
Dillon shares his journey from a small town in southwest Louisiana to becoming a trusted storyteller within the country music community. He reflects on his early obsession with artists, his love of songwriting, and the unexpected path that led him from construction work to building one of the most successful country music history platforms on the internet. Along the way, he opens up about taking a leap of faith, trusting the process, and finding a purpose he never planned for.
The conversation moves through the people and stories that have shaped Dillon's career, from sitting down with legendary songwriters and Hall of Fame artists to documenting the memories that might otherwise be lost with time. He talks about the responsibility that comes with preserving those stories, the friendships he's built throughout Nashville, and why authenticity still matters in a world that often moves too fast.
Like most nights at the Palace, the conversation eventually turns into a collection of unforgettable country music stories. From Hank Williams and Travis Tritt to the history of Music Valley itself, the episode is a reminder that country music has always been about more than songs. It's about the people, the memories, and the stories that continue to connect generations of fans.
Pull up a chair and settle in for another round of the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with country music icon Randy Travis and his wife, Mary, for a conversation that celebrates one of the most influential careers in country music history. Recorded on the day the Nashville Palace officially dedicated the Randy Travis Room, the episode reflects on the place where so much of Randy's remarkable journey first began and the legacy that continues to inspire generations of artists.
Mary shares the story behind Randy's early years in Nashville, the success of Storms of Life, and the timing that forever changed the sound of country music. She also opens up about her own path, from growing up on a Texas farm to becoming Randy's partner in both life and legacy. Together, they reflect on the faith, perseverance, and unwavering support that carried them through Randy's recovery, offering a deeply personal look at the journey they've shared.
The conversation moves through unforgettable memories of the Nashville Palace, where Randy worked in the kitchen before becoming one of country music's biggest stars. Bobby and Barrett revisit the artists who passed through those doors, the friendships that shaped an era, and the role the Palace has played in launching careers and preserving the traditions that define country music.
Filled with stories, laughter, and heartfelt reflection, this episode is more than a look back at an extraordinary career. It's a celebration of resilience, gratitude, and the enduring impact of an artist whose music continues to touch millions around the world.
Pull up a chair and settle in for another round of the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with Becky Hinson, one of the longtime fixtures of the Nashville Palace stage and a musician whose career has been woven into the fabric of country music for more than four decades. From growing up in Wyoming and Montana playing alongside her father to becoming one of Nashville's most respected bass players and bandleaders, Becky's story is a testament to hard work, professionalism, and a lifelong love of traditional country music.
Becky reflects on the leap that brought her to Nashville in the early 1980s, the chance opportunity that led to joining Porter Wagoner's band, and the unforgettable years she spent traveling the country with one of country music's greatest entertainers. Along the way, she shares stories from the road, memories of performing on the Grand Ole Opry and TNN, and the lessons she learned from the artists and musicians who helped shape an era of country music that still resonates today.
The conversation also looks back on the Nashville Palace itself and the role it has played in preserving authentic country music. Becky reminisces about the musicians who filled the stage, the friendships built over decades, and why the Palace continues to be a place where traditional country music thrives. From stories of Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn to nights spent swapping songs with friends, it's a conversation that captures the spirit of Music Valley and the people who made it what it is.
Filled with laughter, unforgettable memories, and a deep appreciation for the musicians who came before, this episode is a celebration of the people who have dedicated their lives to keeping country music alive, one song at a time.
Pull up a chair and settle in for another round of the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
Hosts Bobby Johnson and Barrett Hobbs sit down with country hitmaker Ken Mellons for a conversation that traces his journey from a Nashville kid with big dreams to one of the defining voices of '90s country. Growing up in Hermitage on a steady diet of bluegrass and traditional country, Ken shares how years of persistence, countless auditions, and an unwavering belief in his own voice eventually led him to a record deal, a string of hit songs, and a career that continues to resonate with fans today.
Ken reflects on the stories behind some of his biggest songs, including the inspiration for "Jukebox Junkie" and "I Can Bring Her Back," while offering an inside look at Nashville during the era of Opryland, radio tours, and country music's explosive rise in the 1990s. Along the way, he recalls the artists who shaped him, the encouragement he received from Keith Whitley, and the friendships that have carried him through every chapter of his career.
The conversation also explores why traditional country music is finding a new audience. Ken shares what it's been like to see younger fans rediscover his music, the excitement of recording again, and why he's as passionate about country music today as he was when he first stepped on stage. It's a reminder that great songs never go out of style, and neither do the artists who sing them with honesty.
Filled with heartfelt stories, laughter, and a genuine appreciation for country music's past, present, and future, this episode celebrates a career built on authenticity, perseverance, and a lifelong love of honky tonk music.
Pull up a chair and settle in for another round of the Nashville Palace Podcast… where the stars drop in.
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