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Send a text 🎙️ Two girlfriends. One bottle. Zero qualifications. In this week’s Wine, Whine & WTH episode of Sip, Spill & Solve , we dive into one of the internet’s wildest true crime conspiracies — the Garth Brooks serial killer theory (allegedly 😉) . From Tom Segura’s viral jokes to TikTok speculation, fan podcasts, and even lawsuits, we’re unpacking how a country superstar became the subject of one of the strangest rumors in pop culture. Is it all just internet meme fuel, or is there something darker hiding beneath the cowboy hat? 👀 Grab your glass, press play, and get ready to sip, spill, and say: what the hell did we just listen to? ✨ Stay suspicious — and don’t get Burg-e-ler’d. 📲 Follow along: Instagram: @sipspillsolve Facebook: facebook.com/sip-spill-solve Email: sipspillsolve@gmail.com #SipSpillSolve #WineWhineWTH #TrueCrimePodcast #StaySuspicious keywords Garth Brooks, Chris Gaines, conspiracy theories, missing persons, celebrity allegations, true crime, podcast, wine, friendship, pop culture takeaways The episode explores the bizarre conspiracy theories surrounding Garth Brooks. Chris Gaines is introduced as Garth Brooks' alter ego, raising questions about identity. Allegations against Brooks highlight the darker side of celebrity culture. Coincidences between Brooks' tour dates and missing persons cases are discussed. The hosts express their skepticism about the validity of the conspiracy theories. The nature of fame can complicate accusations and public perception. Community support for missing persons is emphasized as crucial. The conversation reflects on the legal implications of celebrity allegations. The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights throughout the discussion. The episode concludes with a call for awareness and advocacy for missing persons. titles Unraveling the Garth Brooks Conspiracy The Dark Side of Fame: Garth Brooks Edition Sound Bites "I just feel weird about this one." "I just want to know what happened." "I have friends in low places." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Episode 02:31 The Garth Brooks Conspiracy Begins 05:48 Chris Gaines: The Alter Ego 09:33 Allegations and Controversies 13:08 Coincidences and Missing Persons 20:20 Theories and Speculations 26:14 Legal Battles and Public Perception 30:04 Closing Thoughts and Reflections - 💀 Girlfriends by day, wildly unqualified detectives by night. 📲 Follow along on Instagram & Facebook: @sip-spill-solve 📬 Got tips, wine, or true crime theories? Email: sipspillsolve@gmail.com 🍷 New episodes every Wednesday—where the dumb meets the disturbing. Producer Madylyn Zeiders

Kent Blazy's Journey with Garth Brooks and Songwriting | Come and Pick It Podcast Step into the world of Kent Blazy, the celebrated songwriter behind timeless hits like "If Tomorrow Never Comes" and a key collaborator with Garth Brooks. In this episode of Come and Pick It , Kent shares his incredible journey from Woodstock to the heart of Nashville’s music scene. Connect with Kent Blazy Official Website Facebook Instagram Official YouTube Channel Spotify Amazon Music Apple Music Pandora YouTube Music 🎵 Episode Chapters: 00:00 - Songwriting and Performing With Kent Blazy 04:21 - Writing with Garth Brooks 11:10 - Journey From Woodstock to Nashville 15:54 - Nashville Songwriting and Writer's Rooms 22:51 - Musical Journey From Canada to Nashville 30:23 - Country Rock and Songwriting Origins 40:20 - The Nashville Music Scene 👉 Don’t miss this in-depth conversation packed with wisdom, unforgettable stories, and insights into the ever-changing world of songwriting and live performances. 📌 Subscribe for More Stay tuned for more interviews with music industry legends, artists, and thought leaders. Official Anthony Bonnette Channel Come And Pick It Clips Bonnette Nation Sign-Up Follow on Socials: Anthony Bonnette Come And Pick It Disclaimer This content may include paid partnerships, sponsorships, and affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. These partnerships help support the channel and allow us to bring you more content. Thank you for your support! #Songwriting #Nashville #KentBlazy #GarthBrooks #MusicScene #CountryRock #RymanAuditorium #BluebirdCafe #MusicRow #Americana #Podcast

We are back from an extended break with an action-packed episode featuring interviews with Riley Green and Garth Brooks. This edition of The Music Universe Podcast originates from Brooks' new Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk in the historic area of Nashville's Lower Broadway, recorded ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday and the soft opening of the new multi-level venue. Before we talked with Brooks, I had a chance to chat with Green in October surrounding the release of his new album, Ain’t My Last Rodeo , released via BMLG Records. The Alabama good ol’ boy shares a close relationship with fans, taking them inside of his country lifestyle and talking about how his grandfather inspired the project. "The title's after the title track 'My Last Rodeo' that I wrote about my Granddaddy Buford, and something he told me before he passed away back in 2010. I didn't write this song until just recently, so it was one of the last songs to make the album, but I thought the sentiment of it kind of embodied the traditional country music sale that I think we were going for on this record," Green shares. "Also, it's been a while since we put an album out, so it's always nice to remind fans that you're writing constantly and that you got new music and it's great to have new songs to play at shows." Last week, we attended a press conference ahead of the soft opening at Brooks' new Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk. We were on hand as Brooks relaunched The Garth Channel on TuneIn, which has its studio overlooking the stage in the facility. During our three-minute two-on-one chat, Brooks discussed his new The Limited Series box set which features his latest album, Time Traveler , as well as whether additional albums are expected from the country superstar. "Individual record sales aren't really out there. People do [albums] for like artwork and stuff," Brooks says. "So I don't know when it's gonna [be released individually] -- it'll eventually come out on its own. But right now it's sitting in the box." He adds, "The whole thing of what albums are now and how music is served, I'm not sure an album is in the future of any artist. So I think right now what you want to do is just watch technology and see how people are digesting music and then we'll figure it out from there." He also states the highly-anticipated Ireland television special from the five-night-finale of his global Stadium Tour in September 2022 is still in the production stages. "I'm getting to see the pieces [of the film]. We're working on it a week from Sunday, too, so it's still in the evolution stages. I can tell you this. When you talk about how sweet it was -- top-tier stuff, come back stuff -- I'm going to put this up against anything we've ever shot, including Central Park. When you see it, you're not going to believe it. I can't believe it when I see." This episode also features an interview with Natalie Cox, who's a new host on The Big 615 , Brooks' flagship station with TuneIn and his Sevens Radio Network . Additionally, we talk with Blake Carter, who returns as the voice and Program Director of The Garth Channel. We round out the episode by taking music fans inside three new exhibitions at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, profiling Patty Lovess, Eric Church and the Los Angeles country-rock scene of the 1960s and 70s. Be sure to subscribe to <a href="http://tmupod.com" target="_blan

Garth Brooks has used the same studio musicians for all of his albums from 1989 to the present. This group of seven players is known as The G-Men and has worked with the country superstar for 35 years and counting, curating the "Garth Sound" that changed country music. Drummer Milton Sledge, bassist Mike Chapman, keyboardist Bobby Wood, rhythm guitarist Mark Casstevens, lead guitarist Chris Leuzinger, steel guitarist Bruce Bouton, and fiddlist Rob Hajacos can be heard on every album Brooks has recorded, sans 1999's rock concept album, ...In The Life of Chris Gaines . Their first recording session was on August 25, 1988, at Jack's Tracks on historic Music Row in Nashville. Songs such as "Not Counting You," "I've Got A Good Thing Going, "Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)," and "Nobody Gets Off In This Town" were among the first songs the group recorded live in the studio with Brooks. Brooks is the first to see nine of his albums certified diamond for sales of 10 million each by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The country star retains the crown as the No. 1 selling solo artist in U.S. history with a total of 157 million overall, according to the RIAA, only second ever to The Beatles's 183 million. In 2016, Brooks and the G-Men, along with producer Allen Reynolds and engineer Mark Miller, were inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame in downtown Nashville. The late Joe Chambers founded the Musicians Hall of Fame in 2006, marking the only museum to honor the greatest musicians of all time. Inside, guests will find everyone from Jimi Hendrix and Elvis Presley to Glen Campbell and Hal Blaine as members of The Wrecking Crew, the famous group of Los Angeles studio musicians who recorded hundreds of top 40 hits throughout the 1960s and 70s. During the 2023 CMA Fest, Leuzinger took The Music Universe on a tour of the facility where he talked about the history behind some of music's greatest songs Following the tour, he gave us an exclusive on-site sit-down interview, taking us further into the depths of his career, his appreciation for Chambers and his surviving widow (now-CEO Linda Chambers), and crediting Brooks with being the "the most loyal artist on the planet." Be sure to subscribe to The Music Universe Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Select episodes now streaming on Canyon Star TV and the Roku channel DBTV. Become a supporter and support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes.

We have a pair of country superstars on the show this week. Garth Brooks joins us in Las Vegas ahead of his new residency and former Rascal Flatts frontman Gary LeVox talks to us on his tour bus before a headlining show in Los Angeles. Last week, Brooks kicked off his Garth Brooks/Plus One two year Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The show runs through December with 18 dates currently set for 2024 after selling out all 2023 shows last year. The residency is different from his One Man Wynn show that spanned more than 200 shows between 2009-2013. Ahead of opening night, we chatted with Brooks who talks about how the show evolved into the band performing most of the show. After attending the first two Garth shows during opening weekend ( read our review ), we darted off to Los Angeles where we chatted with LeVox about his new solo endeavors. Following a short interview, we caught his first-ever headlining show at The Troubadour in West Hollywood as part of his Get Down Like That Tour ( read our review ). Full audio and video are streaming below. Be sure to subscribe to The Music Universe Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Become a supporter and support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes.

This was an Irish Times interview I did with Garth Brooks in 1991. We did three major interviews at the time. It was said in public by Dave Pennyfeather, Garth's European representative at the time, that I "helped break Garth Brooks in Ireland." How do I feel about that, now that Garth is King of Country in Ireland again? Strange!