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Big Loud Texas singer-songwriter Julianna Rankin is an undeniable rising talent hailing from The Lone Star State. Julianna was emboldened to pursue a career in music after her family and peers alike discovered her talent while attending college at Texas A&M. In the past year, the young singer-songwriter has found herself opening for artists such as Robert Earl Keen, Stoney LaRue, Randall King, Django Walker, Adam Hood, Jason Eady, William Beckmann, Midnight River Choir and more. After being discovered and signed by Big Loud Texas, her label debut "Bad Habits and Good Horses” was featured in the season finale of Landman via Paramount+. Signing with Big Loud Texas Publishing and Sony Music Publishing this year, her first radio single Little Miss Behavin’”.

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Welcoming back to the Podcast Linda King Wilson to discuss everything you need to know for the upcoming 2026 Texas Country Music Awards to be held November 8th at Billy Bobs' Texas in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Along with the actual night of the award Show fans can take in many live music performances in the Stockyards during Texas Country Weekend.

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Kensie Coppin is a powerhouse singer and songwriter born and raised in Texas. Her first Grand Ole Opry performances were at ages 11 & 12. While living in Nashville, Kensie spent her time writing with award winning songwriters and building a catalog of songs of her own that are being recorded by other up and coming artists.

Kensie's discusses her new Radio Single, "Bring Me Flowers as well as also the success of her TCMA Award Winning Single, "Texas in Me".

Her journey in Music has been phenomenal. Learn all about it on this episode of the Texas Toast Podcast.

Cheers to the Best in Texas Country!

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Kyle Park returns to the Podcast. This time with a new Single "One Hit Wonder" and discuses the inspiration for it.

It has also been 15 years since Kyle gave us his amazing Album "Make or Break Me", which let to so many of his hits and gave us the Fan Favorite, "Leavin' Stephenville".

Kyle will have new music coming out down the road. Lots to look forward to from Kyle.

Hear all about it in this episode.

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Sisters Arwyn & Alyssa join Miss Helen to discuss their new single, "If The World Was Flat". The single is out to Radio and available on all Streaming Platforms.

These sisters are exactly what comes to mind when you think sassy Texas singer/songwriters- sassy, bold, gritty and clever. With solid songwriting, signature blood harmonies rooted in church music from their childhood influenced by bluegrass, classic country, soul, classic rock and independent music with a big dose of their own ideas about Red Dirt/Texas music, The Calamity Janes have established a style that is truly their own.

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Chandler Vaughn makes his debut on the Podcast. Chandler comes from a family with History in Country Music. However Chandler is grinding, networking, and making his own way in the Texas Country Music Scene. Chandler recently released "Run Away" to streaming and has new music on the way along with shows. Lets show Chandler lots of support. Get to know Chandler in this episode.

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Roses & Weeds is a rising Texas country duo built on friendship, authenticity, and a shared love of storytelling through music. Great friends and next door neighbors Tarren Keelie, and Caleb Moses the duo blends classic country roots with blues-soaked soul to create a sound that feels both timeless and fresh.

Since releasing their debut single, “Leave Your Lovin’ On,” Roses & Weeds has earned radio airplay across Texas and beyond, charted on Texas country radio, and gained recognition as finalists for New Vocal Duo of the Year at the Texas Regional Radio Music Awards. Their follow-up single, “It’s You,” is moving quickly up the Texas Charts.

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Randy C Moore joins the Podcast to discuss his current hit out to Texas Radio, "High Cost of Low Livin'".

A native of Humble, Texas, at 15 years of age, Randy was making his own records and with the help of Houston radio personality Arch Yancey (KNUZ), his first single releases were receiving significant Texas radio airplay. In addition, he was also a regular feature of the world-famous Gilley’s club in Pasadena, Texas. By the time he graduated high school, Randy was a guest star on WSM’s Grand Ole Opry and has been an Opry guest star on many occasions.

Find out in this episode how much the original Songwriter of "You are my Sunshine" sold it for. Randy has a stellar background in the Music Business and some great stories shared on the episode.

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