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Rolling Stone Nashville Now

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Country Music
Nashville
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Waylon Jennings
John Prine
The Band Perry
Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings
Jamey Johnson
Artificial Intelligence
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Jim Croce
Willie Nelson
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Immigration
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Americana
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Rolling Stone’s weekly deep dive into the hottest genre in music: country. Hosted by Senior Editor Joseph Hudak, each episode breaks down the biggest stories in country, spotlighting rising artists and legends alike and delivering the must-hear songs — all with the insider access only Rolling Stone can provide. From Americana to outlaw to Red Dirt, we’ll bring you behind the scenes of the genre’s ... more

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Low Cut Connie’s Adam Weiner is making protest music that unites not divides America. On a special Fourth of July weekend episode of Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast, Weiner talks about what went into his band’s new album, Livin’ in the USA. It’... more

Singer-songwriter Michaela Anne just may be the quintessential indie artist, one for whom the hustle never stops. She’s a working mom, a podcast host with her husband and bandmate, and the one in charge of keeping her music coming. Michaela Anne, who... more

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In a Nashville Now first, Rolling Stone’s country music podcast goes to Bonnaroo for a live episode with the Tedeschi Trucks Band. But the interview with the husband-and-wife duo of Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks doesn’t go quite as planned — a ligh... more

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It’s been 35 years since Amy Grant released her 1991 album Heart in Motion and scored a massive hit with its radio single “Baby Baby.” Now, Grant is looking back on a new album, The Me That Remains, and even writing a eulogy to her younger self. In a... more

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Derek Trucks
Derek Trucks, Tedeschi Trucks Band guitarist and co-lead
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Episode: Tedeschi Trucks Band Survive the Bonnaroo Storm
Susan Tedeschi
Susan Tedeschi, Tedeschi Trucks Band vocalist/guitarist
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Episode: Tedeschi Trucks Band Survive the Bonnaroo Storm
Amy Grant
Singer-songwriter, interviewee for The Me That Remains
Amy Grant (artist)
Episode: Why Amy Grant Wrote Herself a Eulogy
Crystal Rose
Indie artist showcased on the episode
Episode: BONUS: Nashville’s Indie Scene: Crystal Rose Will Blow Your Mind
Kip Moore
Singer-songwriter and guest on the episode
Virgin Music Group (record label)
Episode: Kip Moore On Why Nashville Just Won’t Pay Attention
Dan Auerbach
Frontman of The Black Keys, producer, studio owner
The Black Keys / Easy Eye Sound
Episode: Dan Auerbach on the Lasting Influence of Gregg Allman
Luke Grimes
Actor, Singer-Songwriter, Musician
Actor (Yellowstone, Marshalls)
Episode: Luke Grimes: From ‘Yellowstone’ to Nashville
Tyler White
Cast member of Love on the Spectrum; country music singer
Love on the Spectrum / Independent
Episode: Tyler White: From ‘Love on the Spectrum’ to Country Music
Adam Mac
Queer country artist, founder of Cowgays
Cowgays / solo artist
Episode: Adam Mac and His Courageous Brand of “Queer Country”

Host

Joseph Hudak
Host of Rolling Stone Nashville Now; Senior Music Editor focusing on country music and Nashville scene.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Fresh

    I love that I get introduced to new artists. This is what is happening in country music now. No longing for old times. These are the new good old days!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bethfranxman
    United States2 months ago
  • Stumbled across this on YT. If I'm honest, i hadn't really thought about Rolling Stone since the 90s, but i really enjoyed the interviews i watched so Subbed to the pod version Thought I'd stick to the eps featuring people I'm familiar with, but Joseph is such a great, empathetic interviewer that it turns out I enjoy all of it. Really recommend if you're into music at all.

    UPDATE text still stands but have to reduce 4 stars to 1 due to the presence of gambling ads. What a shame

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    JimKarnage
    7 months ago
  • Stumbled across this on YT. If I'm honest, i hadn't really thought about Rolling Stone since the 90s, but i really enjoyed the interviews i watched. Subbed to the pod version so i can listen while i do stuff. Thought I'd stick to the eps featuring people I'm familiar with, but Joseph is such a great, empathetic interviewer that it turns out I enjoy all of it. Really recommend if you're into music at all. Any music really.

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    4
    JimKarnage
    8 months ago
  • No Childers?

    This pod originated the same week as a Tyler Childers album release and you’ve not covered it. Frankly I’m shocked that there is hardly any Tyler content across the Apple Podcast platform- so go ahead and make up for this, better late than never.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    RMC in MI
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great energy, host is excellent!

    The teaser for this podcast came up in my feed and even though Im not a huge Country music fan, I’m always up for interview podcasts with interesting people and this did not disappoint! Host is knowledgeable and intent on making sure the interview isn’t just a live version of a press release. Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    12thMan77
    United Statesa year ago

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Some episodes draw critique for perceived gaps in coverage (e.g., certain artists or topics may be underrepresented).
The show tends to deliver timely conversations with strong guests and background context that fans value for deeper understanding of country music stories.
Listeners appreciate the host's energy and interview acumen when extracting meaningful, non-generic insights from guests.

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BONUS: Nashville’s Indie Scene: Crystal Rose Will Blow Your Mind
Q: What was the subject of your Ted Talk?
Her talk, How My Anger Kept Me From Despair, discussed turning personal struggles and anger into something constructive that clarified her values and purpose as an artist.
BONUS: Nashville’s Indie Scene: Crystal Rose Will Blow Your Mind
Q: How would you describe your band and the music we saw that night, and how has it differs from your Kansas City work?
Her music has become more fluid, blending rock, hip hop, and darker tones with a broader sonic palette, moving away from a purely indie folk sound toward a more expansive, arena-ready vibe.
BONUS: Nashville’s Indie Scene: Crystal Rose Will Blow Your Mind
Q: How did you start playing music?
Crystal grew up singing in church, participated in the Boys and Girls Club, and eventually was invited to sing the National Anthem, which helped affirm her path as a performer.
Kip Moore On Why Nashville Just Won’t Pay Attention
Q: What's up, Kip?
Kip responds with a warm greeting, discusses his new album and the independence from major labels, and reflects on his production approach and collaborators.
Tyler White: From ‘Love on the Spectrum’ to Country Music
Q: How did you first get involved with the Love on the Spectrum show and how did that lead to your music career?
He explains applying via a Facebook ad to go on a date with a person on the spectrum, which led to the show and eventually opened doors for his songwriting and performing.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Rolling Stone Nashville Now

What is Rolling Stone Nashville Now about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show blends frontline industry insight with intimate conversations with established and emerging country artists, venue-focused anecdotes, and sharp takes on the genre's biggest stories. Episodes frequently center on artist journeys, cross-genre moves, and cultural moments in Nashville and beyond, often pairing personal storytelling with scene-wide context. A standout trait is the host's confident, thoughtful interview approach that aims to go beyond press norms, inviting guests to discuss authenticity, industry dynamics, and creative process while spotlighting standout songs and moments from the week. The format tends to favor in-depth conversations with high-profile legends and rising talents, with occasional cross-podcast or cross-m... more

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Recent guests on Rolling Stone Nashville Now include:

1. Derek Trucks
2. Susan Tedeschi
3. Amy Grant
4. Crystal Rose
5. Kip Moore
6. Dan Auerbach
7. Luke Grimes
8. Tyler White

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