Texas to Tennessee with Soule Gravy

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Texas to Tennessee with Soule Gravy is a interviews podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 237 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Texas to Tennessee with Soule Gravy, a interviews show with 237 episodes published.

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  Tx2Tn Podcast Ep241 Aiden Logsdon

  Aug 20, 202658 min

  Aiden Logsdon joins the Texas to Tennessee podcast to talk through his path from Canyon, Texas to Lubbock, the slow grind of building a music career, and why live performance is the center of everything he does. He also shares what he looks for in bandmates, how songwriting developed for him, and what it takes to win over a room as an opener.We discuss Aiden’s background, the local scenes that shaped him, and the work ethic behind touring, merchandising, and showmanship. Along the way, the episode covers band chemistry, co-writing, and the realities of booking, plus a few rapid-fire personal favorites. Aiden's homepage. Aiden Logsdon Key topics Aiden’s backstory in Canyon and Lubbock Why the live show is home The Blue Light and the Lubbock scene What he wants in a band Songwriting as a rewarding creative challenge Inspiration often shows up at inconvenient times Songs that connected with listeners Touring, booking, and building momentum How to win as an opener The band name matters Check out Aiden Logsdon live if he’s playing near you Show up early for opening acts Buy merch after the show Pre-buy tickets when you can Follow the bands you like and support the local scene Timestamps00:00 - Tomorrow’s guest, Texas heat, and opening the show 02:40 - Introducing Aiden Logsdon and his background 02:54 - Growing up in Canyon and moving to Lubbock for music 06:08 - Canyon, Texas landmarks and Panhandle pride 11:10 - The musical pie question: why live performance feels like home 12:06 - Competing early and getting comfortable on stage 14:15 - Playing Lubbock bars and the breakout Blue Light headline 16:46 - How he chooses bandmates: skill first, then attitude 18:20 - Work ethic, merch help, and the importance of showing up 21:58 - Why songwriting became more meaningful over time 23:28 - Early feedback from friends, family, and studio people 24:14 - Co-writing, collaboration, and building songs together 25:40 - Writing through real life and unexpected inspiration 27:20 - Hearing co-written songs come to life with other artists 29:18 - Early cover songs and the influence of Oklahoma/red dirt music 30:37 - Slow grind moments and why he never built a backup plan 31:57 - A song about his granddad and hearing it connect 34:42 - The Lot More Drinking Tour and building a campaign around it 35:35 - Why he leans on a booking partner now 36:15 - Playing with full energy whether headlining or opening 37:34 - What fans can expect from an Aiden Logsdon show 38:29 - Advice for new artists on stage presence and merch table etiquette 39:39 - Watching Braxton Keith as a model for live show professionalism 40:30 - Respecting the headliner and staying out of the way 41:34 - Why opening slots are a chance to win new fans 42:30 - The electric feeling of winning over a room 43:19 - Why the band deserves a name too 44:44 - Short-term goals and steady growth 45:47 - Knowing when to bring in help for booking 49:01 - Rapid fire: merch, podcast guest, favorite chord, and Spotify 52:33 - Dinner with Billy the Kid, green room preferences, and first concert 54:54 - Bucket-list venues, tribute bands, and sponsor dream 56:58 - Little Debbie favorite and closing thoughts

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  Tx2Tn Podcast Ep240 Christian Walker

  Aug 13, 202648 min

  Christian Walker shares his journey from singing privately in his room as a teen to building a music career in Houston. He talks about how his mom discovered his voice, how The Voice gave him an early confidence boost, and how performing live helped him shake the nerves. Before returning to music full-time, he spent years focused on flipping houses and running a construction company, which now informs how he approaches his music career with a more strategic, business-minded perspective.

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  Tx2Tn Podcast Ep239 Braxton Hamblen

  Aug 11, 20261h 7m

  Braxton Hamblen joins the Texas to Tennessee Podcast to talk about growing up in small-town Colorado, finding his voice as a performer, and the way rodeo and music overlap in his life. He also shares the story behind his upcoming single, Cactus Flower, plus how he connected with producer Ben Walagoski and fiddler Wes Barlow.We discuss Braxton’s writing process, stage comfort, early musical influences, and why he still gets nervous before bigger shows even though performance feels like home.Key topicsBraxton shares how Alt, Colorado shaped him, from growing up around rodeo to sneaking into music scenes as a kid.He explains that he started music young, but really doubled down during COVID by locking himself in his room and relearning guitar and songwriting.In the episode, he says performance is his favorite part of music, even though he is naturally introverted offstage.He talks about writing in bursts, sometimes turning out 15 songs in a week after getting blocked for months.Braxton describes his writing process as something that has to happen with a guitar in hand and in a quiet space, not on the fly.He and the hosts dig into the similarities between rodeo life and music life, especially the travel, the drift, and the responsibility of taking care of a team.He opens up about self-worth struggles early in his career and how comparing himself to other artists made him question his progress.Braxton previews Cactus Flower, an acoustic duet with fiddle and backing vocals that started as a personal song about a girl he met in Estes Park.He explains how sneaking backstage at Greeley Stampede led to meeting Wes Barlow and eventually connecting with producer Ben Walagoski.He gives a rundown of upcoming shows across Wyoming, Colorado, and beyond, plus mentions his family hat shop, Hamblin Hats.

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  Tx2Tn Podcast Ep238 Josh Kennedy

  Aug 7, 20261h 3m

  This episode is a fun, laid-back conversation with Texas country artist Josh Kennedy, where he shares his journey from choir kid to full-time performer, his love for songwriting, and what it’s like balancing music, family, and life on the road.

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  Tx2Tn Podcast Ep237 Dalton Jones

  Aug 6, 20261h 3m

  Dalton sits down with Soule Gravy and Talbo to unpack the grind behind the music, the moment he realized people were actually listening, and why performance is the reward that makes all the work worth it. If you’re an artist, creator, or anyone trying to turn raw talent into something people care about, this one hits home fast.

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