He is one of the most likable people who has ever graced the airwaves in Nashville, but for Joe Fisher, former radio voice for the Vanderbilt Commodores, he has seen the highs and lows on the athletic fields, and, in his own life. This will be one of the most enlightening, and purest episodes of a podcast you will ever listen to. Many thanks to Joe for opening up in a tough and not so easy way in hopes it will inspire and help someone out there.

The Simmons Bank Open for the Snedeker Foundation is taking place at The Grove this weekend and Whit Turnbow, President of the Tennessee Golf Foundation, is one busy man. He takes us behind the scenes on what it is like putting together a golf tournament and is a daunting task. Brought to you by our friends at Wilson County Hyundai.

He has called every game for the Tennessee Titans since they became the Titans in 1999 and for Mike Keith, it has been an amazing ride. From the Music City Miracle to the Super Bowl, and how he got the job as the voice of the Titans, Mike takes us down a path that many might not have known about him. Also, stick to the end as he tells us who his all time favorite Titan player is. Quite interesting. Brought to you by our friends @Wilson County Hyundai

He’s one of the top labor law attorneys in the country, is active in numerous non-profits around Music City, and also finds time to train for Ironman events across the globe, but for Vandy grad James Crumlin, it’s all in a day’s work. He won’t call himself Mr. Nashville, but we will. (Brought to you by Wilson County Hyundai.).

After only one year, the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix has become a must attend event that brought in fans from all over the globe. Chris Parker takes us from the beginning on how it all came together to what to expect in 2022. Brought to you by our friends at Wilson County Hyundai

Nashville native Scottie Nell Hughes sits down with Big Joe and Greg for this week's OFFICIAL 615 PODCAST, brought to you by Wilson County Hyundai. She has been parodied on SNL, but says it "comes with the territory." It is a quite interesting insight to what it is like being inside the often tumultuous political arena

One way to see the growth of a city is through the eyes of the hospitality industry and the boys sit down with Tod Roadarmel, VP of the Omni Nashville Hotel, who has literally and figuratively been on the ground floor to see how much Music City has grown, just in the last ten years. It is well worth the listen. The OFFICIAL 615 PODCAST is proudly sponsored by our good friends at Wilson County Hyundai.

He's best known as the "Ruff Dawg," but Greg Ruff played a vital role in the early days of establishing sports talk radio in Music City. The stories are timeless and quite fascinating as well. Proudly brought to you by our dear friends at Wilson County Hyundai