7 Matching Articles for "The Children's Miracle Network"
CRS 2020 with Missy: Smith & Wesley
Smith & Wesley definitely have a lot to be happy about as 2020 kicks into gear. From being awarded the Independent Artist Of The Year, releasing a new album in April, releasing their first single off that new album titled "Listen To The Radio", and gaining a new lab...
CMA Fest 2019 with Missy: Brinn Black
When it comes to meeting new people, you never know how you will connect or what you will find that you have in common. It is during these moments that you can find a kindred spirit, someone who gets what you have gone through, or even someone you feel is your long lost twin. For...
CRS50 with Missy: Kelsey Lamb
I love when I get to be a part of an artist's first-time experience at an event like Nashville's Country Radio Seminar. Not only did I get to interview Kelsey Lamb during her first CMA Fest experience, but I also had the privilege of speaking with her during her first CRS...
CRS50 with Missy: Shari Rowe
As the week comes to an end, I wanted to leave you with the one interview that brought me to tears during this year's Country Radio Seminar. For those who may not understand how our interviews with artists work, the reality is that most of us because bonded and form friendshi...
Press Release: Dierks Bentley Announced as CRS 2018 Featured Speaker
Dierks Bentley Announced as CRS 2018 Featured Speaker Sponsored by DAV, “Climbing The Mountain” is set for Feb. 5 at 4 p.m. (Nashville, Tenn. – Jan 8, 2018) Multi-PLATINUM singer/songwriter and CRS 2018 Artist Humanitarian of the Year, ...
They're A Little Bit Country; They're A Little Bit Rock and Roll
Donny and Marie Osmond did not just bring their show to The Talking Stick Resort Grand Ballroom in Scottsdale, Arizona. They brought their Las Vegas show. I guess I was expecting a regular concert; Donny and Marie in front of the band, singing their hit songs. I...
Conversations with Missy: Blane Howard
Growing up in Arkansas, Blane Howard was surrounded by country music. At an early age, his mother bought him a special green and blue plastic guitar that actually had strings and allowed Howard to make sounds as he strummed. Little did his mom know, that purchase was going to enc...
