Frisco's Tristan Roberson joins us to talk about launching his music career as a 17 year-old high school junior. He shares a song he wrote about his girlfriend and the title track to his new album coming out in May.

El Paso country artist Brian Mars joins us to talk about his musical career, from a mariachi band in middle school to recording at the legendary FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Brian pulls out his guitar and sings an amazing cover one of the Texas legend Freddie Fender's songs.

00:00 - "She Goes Good With Tequila"
03:10 - Interview Begins
13:13 "Weekend"
15:43 - Interview Continues
17:08 - "Before the Next Teardrop Falls"
19:23 - Interview Continues
21:41 - "Rebel"
24:56 - Interview Wrap-Up

Omer Netzer tells us about his journey from growing up in Israel to playing music in Texas. From spending much of his childhood in bomb shelters to his parents three story music store in northern Israel and fighting for his homeland after the October 7th massacre. He tells a fascinating story about the world-changing power of music.

00:00 - "God Works in Mysterious Ways"
03:02 - Interview Begins
21:28 - "Save My Soul"
24:16 - Interview Continues
25:52 "Raise Me Up"
28:19 - Interview Continues
30:08 - "If Whiskey Were a Friend"
33:28 - Interview Wrap-Up

Houston's Keller Cox stops by to tell us about launching his musical career with help from Flatland Cavalry. It's a story about being in the right place at the right time. He shares a touching song he wrote about his father's health crisis and talks about a very wise philosophy that he tries to live his life by.

00:00 - "Damn Good Friends"
03:58 - Interview Begins
18:58 - "5 by 7 Rug"
22:18 - Interview Continues
24:55 - "All American"
28:10 - Interview Continues
30:07 - "Good Again, Amen"
33:30 - Interview Wrap-Up"

Kyle Park visits with us at the Texas Farm Bureau convention in Round Rock. He talks about his long and successful music career with 12 number one hits on the Texas country music charts. He pays a special tribute to Texas farmers and ranchers with his song "God Made a Farmer."

Dave Perez is the lead singer and accordion player for the Tejas Brothers of Dallas. He stopped by our studios to talk about his brand new single "Another Silent Night." We get to hear about how Dave grew up in a house surrounded by all types of music and a great story about how he accidentally walked into a music store looking for directions, and came out with a accordion that launched his musical career.

00:00 - "In My Blood"
03:35 - Interview Begins
24:20 - "Victor B. Martinez"
27:15 - Interview Continues
31:57 - "Another Silent Night"
34:45 - Interview Wrap Up

Jason Grove stops by to tell us about his journey from Nashville to Fredericksburg, Texas. He shares his frustration with the Nashville music scene and how Texas was pulling him to the Lone Star State. He plays a touching song he wrote about Texas, and a funny song about Willie Nelson.

0:00 - "She Had Me at Haggard"
03:18 - Interview Begins
11:07 - "Texas"
14:33 - Interview Continues
17:55 - "Vote for Willie"
20:33 - Interview Wrap Up
22:00 - "West Priddy Texas"

Texas country music artist Chuck Wimer stops by the KTFB studios as our very first in-studio guest. We talk about Chuck's journey through life, his time in the military, his history in the Texas country music scene, and he plays a couple of songs for us.

00:00 - "Fire in Your Eyes"
03:09 - Interview Begins
13:10 - "One More Day"
17:30 - "Over Here"
22:43 - "Don't Ask Me to Dance"
27:20 - Interview Wrap Up