In this episode of The Parlor Sessions, we're joined by the incredibly talented Alisa Thayne of Thayne Media — the creative force behind stunning photos and videos for some of the most vibrant artists in Dickson, Nashville, and beyond. We dive into how Alisa built her business from the ground up, her creative process, and what it's like to work with the local music scene.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Parlor Session without a few wild turns — we also talk about the unforgettable wedding of Lazer Dragon and Little Miss Red Puff n’ Stuff, and the mysterious (and slightly majestic) colony of feral cats living in Jaunty's neighborhood.

Hit play for creative inspiration, unexpected laughs, and a peek into the world of independent artistry and community magic.

In this electric episode of The Parlor Sessions, we sit down with the one and only Barney Wells for a conversation that’s equal parts inspiring and laid-back. Fresh off his trip to Key West for the Singer-Songwriter Music Festival, Barney shares stories from the road, the vibrant energy of the festival, and what it meant to be surrounded by so much talent.

We dive into the musical movement taking shape in Dickson, Tennessee—from songwriting circles to community vibes—and get a front-row seat to Barney’s evolving journey as an artist. Plus, he treats us to live performances of two standout originals: "Wilde Nights on Main St." and "Stay With Me"—raw, heartfelt, and full of soul.

Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering the magic, this episode is a must-listen.

In this wild and wonderful episode, we sit down with the one and only Isaac Frost — the musical genius behind our podcast's funky intro, Get Down. Isaac takes us on a ride through his unexpected journey from being a rodeo clown to crafting grooves that make your soul move. We dive into his creative process, musical influences, and the stories that shaped his sound. And just when you think it can’t get better... we prank call his momma. Yeah, it gets that good. Buckle up — this episode’s got heart, humor, and a whole lotta rhythm.