As we continue to share episodes about talents in the area of Nashville which basically remained unknown during their heyday, we now honor the memory of Steven Dennis Anderson. Joe Serna was his closest friend from the teen years and forward. We once again are pointing toward the fact that so many brilliant artists in their lifetime remain below the radar, until they have passed. Steve was not only brilliant, he was also easy on the eyes. I am including a couple of links to share for those who would like to check out some of the music he peformed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wExIHuHOB6c AND https://www.discogs.com/artist/607124-Actuel?srsltid=AfmBOopqyFku9JVd3LE0pSyBY6JRrjizNmJZXuKVlwqsV4C0-iK_T0rh. RIP Steven Dennis Anderson.

We discuss it all in this episode, folks! So, what do Beavis and Butthead have to do with it all? What cat is out of the bag? And what does Joe have to say about it all in his poetry today? This episode is being released a little later than we had anticipated, but I'm sure there are bits and pieces of the puzzle which some have never heard before included in this one. I share some of the readings I have been able to put my hands on related to current events as well. A bad hair day for me again! A ponytail for future episodes may be in order.

Country music singers aren't the only singers who have lived or passed through Nashville. We continue our journey of discussions with artists who we know...or happen to be related to! Today, it is Steve Huff who originates from the Nashville area that shares his creative story with us. He has ghost written for television personality Saul Goodman of "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" in the book 'Don't Go To Jail: Saul Goodmans Guide to Keeping the Cuffs Off.'

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We fell in love with Lee's song "Outlaw Needs an Angel." If you grew up in the west side of Nashville, Tennessee aka West Nashville, odds are that at some point in time, you drove by or stopped at the record store which was known by the name of New Life Record Shop, owned by Lee Lane. Lee was a staple of the westside scene for many years, especially during the 70's...and he still is. He is a talented songwriter as well, and he has got stories to tell. He is the first in a series of several guests we will have intermittently during this season, and we are calling them 'The Unknowns.' They may not be known on a global scale, but many of these folks are known and beloved by their friends in Nashville.

You may still detect a bit of echo at moments during his interview, but since Lee is such a talent, we wanted to go ahead and get his story out there. The echo sound levels out fairly quickly.

Enjoy Lee's story and the demo recording of his song "Outlaw Needs An Angel."

Well, Rosalee Wilson is back for more conversation. Today she touches on the sensitive topic of scammers. Wow! Didn't see that one coming, I suppose. But, seriously, there are so many scams out there. We discuss some of the methods of these predators, how it can affect you, and how to deal with it if it happens to you. Also, please excuse our goofy side today! We are still learning how to work with video editing in Riverside. In the meantime, here's Rosalee.

I wasn't really dressed and groomed for the occasion, but...I am back with brother Joe to discuss what many in the world are talking about these days. What else, but Donald Trump?? Thankful to have Joe for this lively discussion. Rosalee will be back with us soon to discuss another hot topic in today's world...Scammers! But, in the meantime, hope you enjoy my talk with brother Joe, who is actually my brother, by the way.

As we begin the New Year, there are plenty of new events happening in the realm of our country's political environment. Yep, bet you have heard that before. Tennessee Girls: Talk Masters will now be Tennessee Girls&Boys: Talk Masters. We have a new format and more indepth one on one discussions. Today, our first new episode, will be with me joined with one of our new co-hosts, my brother Joe Serna, and he has some pretty insightful analogies to share with us as I run my mouth and ask questions.