EP. 33 - Intangibles, Sniffles and one from Down Under

Yes folks, Steve and Randy are back in action after attending the annual Nashville CRS (Country Radio Seminar), armed with some great info, an interview for the next episode and... an awful flu bug of some sort that was the bane of many CRS attendees. Such is the life of a "podcaster in the fast lane" I guess. Steve And Randy flanking Country Music Legend MEL TILLIS at CRS!!! Our usual order of segments is totally awry this go-round, but no matter; you'll still hear your favorites... such as: Steve and Randy giving an overview of their last several (busy) weeks and their "hobnobbing" escapades at the Country Radio Seminar Randy jumps right into the WHAT THE !@#$%? segment with an update on an old Billy Ray Cyrus song so bad... it'll make you ache (all over again)Steve wishes ASCAP a Happy 100th Birthday by listing their TOP 25 songs (including some unexpected surprises)Randy touches on THE INTANGIBLES in his READIN', WRITIN' and 'RITHMATIC segmentSteve gives you a look back on a classic song "Just When You Need It Most" in UNDER THE MICROSCOPEWe premiere a BRAND NEW SEGMENT (hopefully the first of many) tentatively titled WHAT'S UP FROM DOWN UNDER thanks to listener/contibutor Brendan Smoother who'll be discussing the classic song "I've Been Everywhere"And we'll close out the show with some banter, a few updates, and details how YOU can invest in your own songwriting career by becoming a "Sponsored Guest" on the show. CRS COUNTRY RADIO SEMINAR WEBSITETHE ROW KITCHEN AND PUB NASHVILLE360 BURGER NASHVILLEGary Cavanaugh Indie Gogo Fund VideoSteve RempisRandy FinchumTO DONATE TO THE CSSPCSSP TWITTERCSSP FACEBOOKCSSP EMAIL: [email protected] "Snailmail" address: PO BOX 727 Gallatin, TN 37066NEW CRAZY CONTEST: Who will send the most bizarre/useful (or not)/unexpected item to the above address? The winner (and runners-up) will be recognized on the show and given the chance to do a "call-out" for the opening of a future episode! R.I.P. TIM WILSON... You'll be sorely missed, Brother