In this engaging conversation, rising pop artist Inaz X discusses her latest single 'Maniac,' her journey from a top 40 hit with 'Love Is,' and the challenges of balancing her personal and artistic identities. Inaz shares insights into her support system, the critical role of her mother and therapy in her life, and the profound influence of her faith. She talks about the emotional and physical battles she faced, particularly with multiple sclerosis, and how she turns her pain into power through music. Inez highlights the unifying power of music, her personal inspirations from iconic artists, and the importance of maintaining a positive support system. The episode concludes with Inaz reflecting on her career milestones, the excitement of hearing her music on the radio, and her plans for an action-packed summer of performances and new projects.

Season 6, Episode 1

In the world of music, where artists often find themselves defined by genre, Read Southall stands as a testament to the fluidity and freedom of musical expression. Known for his unique blend of rock and country, Read Southall recently sat down for an interview that reflects his journey, inspirations, and deep-rooted love for his hometown in southwest Oklahoma.

Read Southall's musical journey is one of growth, evolving over 15-16 years. From playing overseas to experiencing immense growth back home, Read's reflections on the road reveal a life filled with adventure, challenges, and blessings. The hecticness of touring hasn't slowed his passion; rather, it's fueled his creative process.

Read's experience playing at legendary venues like Red Rocks left a significant mark on him. He describes the overwhelming feeling of performing at Red Rocks, where the natural beauty and the filled seats create an unforgettable atmosphere. Read compares this experience to another remarkable venue, Humphreys on the Bay in San Diego, both offering their own unique charms.

When asked about his musical identity, Read embraces a dual nature. Much like Blackberry Smoke’s ethos of being “too rock for country and too country for rock,” Southall’s music finds a home everywhere, yet nowhere in particular. This versatility allows him to thrive in diverse musical settings.

Read's exposure to other artists like Steven Wilson Jr. and The Glorious Sons has also influenced his art. He speaks highly of these collaborations and how they have expanded his musical horizons, encouraging him to break the creative ceiling he once found himself under.

Despite the whirlwind of touring, Read Southall cherishes his connection to southwestern Oklahoma. He speaks fondly of the familiar sights, the feeling of coming home, and the grounded nature of the local community. His upbringing evidently shaped his character and, in turn, his music.

Read’s father played a pivotal role in encouraging his musical pursuits, advising him to seize opportunities and explore the world before settling down. This guidance is something Read hopes to pass on to his own daughter, who he wishes to raise with similar values in mind.

Currently, Read is on an anniversary tour, revisiting his first album from ten years ago. This tour has allowed him to reconnect with the early songs that first garnered attention, bridging the old with the new. The challenge remains in balancing fan favorites with new material, but Reed takes it in stride with humor and resilience.

As Read Southall gears up for future performances, including a potential local Six String Sorrow show, his appreciation for those who have supported his journey is palpable. From his family to his newfound fans, their unwavering support and connection to his music continue to motivate him.

Read’s music is more than just songs; it's a reflection of his journey, his roots, and the community that shaped him. With a new tour and album lined up, there's no doubt that Reed Southall’s journey is far from over—he's just getting started.

For updates on new music, tours, and everything Read Southall, visit his official website or connect with him on social media under the handle Southall Official. Keep an ear out on your local radio station, as Read’s artistry continues to resonate with fans old and new.

Welcome to Good Questions...With Cameron Dole! Your weekly dose of laughter, music, odd world news and real talk! In this episode, Cameron Dole shares fascinating discussions, hilarious anecdotes and intriguing insights.

Episode Highlights:

Special Guests

Country singer-songwriter Dallas Remington dishes on her brand-new single, 'Life In Podunk'

Comedian Donnell Rawlings gives the scoop on his highly anticipated BLACK & MILD TOUR!

Odd News

Barilla's limited-edition snowflake pasta is coming this holiday season!

46% of Americans seek unique pasta shapes; interest increases seasonally

New pasta shapes spark excitement, with 54% interested depending on the season

Crazy Crime Story

A brotherly dispute turns violent in Miami

Alexander Rodriguez, 20, arrested for stabbing brother in neck and injuring arm and face

Argument sparked while cooking; motive unclear

Traffic Woes

80% of people leave big events early to beat traffic

74% would attend more events if traffic wasn't a concern

Regretting the rush: 33% miss key moments after leaving early

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In this episode, we visit with multi-generational Latin Rock and Soul group "The Rhythm Tribe" and veteran Nashville hit songwriter Shane Minor.

Brisa, Mason and Thomas Guzman-Sanchez of The Rhythm Tribe talk about the group's origins, songwriting stories, and new music to be released this year. For more information about their upcoming schedule, merch and more visit http://vrlmuzic.com/http://vrlmuzic.com/

Nashville hit songwriter and friend Shane Minor visits about his songwriting inspirations, early influences, scary co-writing sessions, and much more. Shane also tells about his current project, a full album of songs he's written - set for release in timing for PBR's Las Vegas return later this year. Find out more about the album and much more at any of his social media pages.

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In this episode, we visit with rising country singer Cali Tucker along with country singer-songwriter and long-time friend of the show JD Shelburne. We'll also take a look at some stats for your upcoming Independence Day travels, see that there's actually a country trying to make it illegal for politicians to lie, and our episode's "Stupid Criminal File".

Cali tells us about her musical upbringing and path it took to get here today. She also talks about the role Vegas has played in her musical and fashion styling - matching with her single "Country Couture". Find out more about her music, show dates, and more at calitucker.com

Friend of the show JD Shelburne comes on to tell us about his new single "Cars and Trucks"...the release, the response, the video. JD also talks about how this second single off his "Neon Hallelujah" has continued his growth on all the platforms, and how special his relationship with his fans truly is. Find out more about his music, merch, socials and more at jdshelburne.com

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In this episode, we visit with a pair of singer-songwriters talking about their latest works - Tiffany Woys and Billie Jo Jones.

Tiffany shares the story behind her latest single "Took Back" - and how personal this project was. We talk about the ups, downs, and all arounds of life and love in Nashville. Tiffany shares her inspirations, and how she's seeing her own writing touching others. Find out more about her music, merch and more at tiffanywoys.com

Billie Jo tells us about her first Texas #1 "Right Now Kinda Girl" from a couple weeks ago, plus following that with a perfect tempo song "Some Girls Don't Cry". Billie Jo talks about the path to get to this point - family, life, travels, and more - and how momentum continues to grow for her. For more information on all her socials, schedule, merch and more visit billiejomusic.com

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In this episode, we visit with pop group ICYDAY and singer-songwriter/TNA wrestler and more GOLDY LOCKS.

ICYDAY talks about their new EP "Clear Skies" which is available now on all platforms. We also talk about how the group started, their goals now that the release is available, and what's next. For more information, find them aon all the socials.

Singer-songwriter, entrepreneur, reality star and much more GOLDY LOCKS visits with us about her newest release "Just Say Yes". Goldy also shares the inspirations, challenges, and rewards of doing things be your heart. Find more about all her work online and on the socials.

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