The son of “Mad Men” advertising parents, the Queens, New York native was at the epicenter of the 1970’s California
music scene. Best known for his 1978 hit single “Magnet and Steel”, Walter has 15 solo albums to his credit and
exponentially more anecdotes reflecting on living the rock ‘n roll lifestyle. 77 years-young July 12th , Egan’s story of
tension in the studio while working with (and dating) Stevie Nicks makes you feel you are in the room with them.
AMONG THE TOPICS: WALT’S MUSIC VAULT, HIS CONNECTION TO A BOND GIRL, WHY HAVING ONE ICONIC HIT ISN’T
A CURSE, AND EAST NASHVILLE MEMORIES.

It’s another edition of the longtime buddies flying solo (or is that duo?) covering a ridiculous range of topics such as; the raging speed bump debate, fast food drive-thru hassles, the “YMCA” song, what it’s like to pilot a Lear jet at 45,000 feet, John’s romantic getaway that ends up with a rash, Don Shula’s death stare, that time Bryant Gumbel gave Joe the big blow off, why men flying in flip flops is just dead wrong, wild animals on the loose in Middle Tennessee, and offering free T-shirts. Be part of a future shows by emailing secondcupofjoeandjohn@gmail.com with your comments, likes, dislikes and stories. They would love to hear from you. They are lonely. Enjoy!

This Hendersonville High School “Golden Girl” has a colorful, winding life journey, making her mark as a Nashville area talent
buyer and business owner. There aren’t many challenges she hasn’t answered. Booking a jazz series in Lebanon,
Tennessee? Check. Making a last-minute pitch to launch a shop at Nashville International Airport? Check. Playing with
Charlie Daniels? Check. Launching The Nashvegas Entertainment Group? Check. A must listen is why the “like” button
led her to her husband John Billings (bassist for The Monkeys). AMONG THE TOPICS: HOW A NASVHILLE JAM SESSION
CONCEPT MORPHED INTO REALITY, MAINTAINING THE NASHVILLE WAY, HER HUBBIE’S TEARJERKING COMPLIMENT,
AND WHY SHE WOULD HAVE RUN FAR AWAY WHEN SHE WAS 18.

Care to join a couple of guys shooting the breeze? They take the podcast to the next level, asking, begging, imploring
you to email them at secondcupofjoeandjohn@gmail.com or engage on the show’s social media to add to future
conversations. Joe reveals what it was like to be a big-time DJ (John’s words, not Joe’s), favorite concerts, cars, throwing
away Emmy’s, favorite sandwiches, Cam Ward, Garanimals (you remember them), and Dads. Add your two cents.
Guest ideas? Send your thought on all and everything you heard, and they promise to read your response. No response
is too short or too small. Get ready to hear your name on the next “Just” edition!

When “Bulger’s Beat” came on TV, you stopped what you were doing to check it out. The Chicago native brought his
folksy storytelling to Nashville’s NBC affiliate in 1990. For nearly 36 years Terry profiled ordinary people with
extraordinary life lessons. After a road trip to Amarillo and a cup of coffee in Des Moines, Terry explains why Nashville
became home, with TV viewers adding one more smile to their day. His 2005 Taylor Swift interview has become an
internet sensation, but he reveals why he’s most proud of just getting in the car with no story and often created water
cooler conversation the next morning. AMONG THE TOPICS: THE SCENE AT A FORMULA ONE RACE, WHY HE MAY
HAVE SOLD A HOTDOG TO THE POPE (THIS WAS RECORD JUST HOURS BEFORE THE ANNOUNCEMENT), BREAKFAST
WITH A BASEBALL GREAT, TV’S WORST ENEMY, AND A NEW FAVORITE EAST NASHVILLE RESTAURANT.

A self-proclaimed “vocal enhancer” Lisa wasn’t cynical enough to launch a career in journalism, her major at Western
Kentucky University (She was on the 5-year plan). The Elizabethton, Kentucky native landed in Nashville with several
singing opportunities including the heavy metal band Warning, only to depart in a dramatic business divorce. She is now
the long time co-owner of Suzie’s Café while her husband runs a non-profit helping people find furniture to restart their
lives. One music critic described her as a “Southern lady who sings with passion, conviction and severe skill.”
AMONG THE TOPICS: GOLFING IN CABO, NEVER DRINKS COFFEE BUT RUNS A COFFEE SHOP, CORVAIR LOVER, AND
WHY HER FAVOTIRE PLACE ON EARTH ISN’T VERY FAR.

An international hand therapist by trade, this Brentwood resident is among only 10 people to have competed in the
Rock “n” Roll Marathon (either running the full or half) every year since 2000. Admittedly a late bloomer, the 66-year-
old explains her goal is to be the “last man standing,” Mary also reveals why her husband is her inspiration. Her streak
includes fighting adversity, at 7,000 feet, a heartful thank you to a police officer and which competitors should be
tasered (not really). AMONG THE TOPICS: KICKING THE HABIT, WHY IT’S IMPORTANT TO CHOOSE YOUR PARENTS
WISELY, WHY RUNNING ISN’T WHAT TAKES HER TO KENYA, AND HOW RUNNING CLEARS HER MIND.

Don’t throw a pity party for Chase, because he’ll just stand you up, even though he has a “dead leg” (Deadleg Media is the name of his company). Born with cerebral palsy, this Nashville native is leaning into his disability with humor and strength, explaining why misery is beautiful. (Yep, he actually makes a case). Breaking the social media code with recent YouTube videos going viral, this son of a musician chronicles his motorcycle life on the road with relatable tales. You can almost feel the wind in your face, while absorbing a life lesson or two from this likeable young man. Also, I bet he can bench more than you. AMONG THE TOPICS: RIDING TO SCHOOL LISTENING TO JOE ELVIS, WHAT IS JAZZ FUNK? NASHVILLE SHORES CELEBRITY SIGHTING, CLOSE CALLS ON A HARLEY, AND THE LONGEST TWO MINUTES OF A STAND-UP OF A WOULD BE COMEDIAN.