The Crossing

Scott Meeder, legendary drummer who's played countless recording sessions and tours, including .38 Special and more, stops by the Doc Holcomb Tower to tell stories from his storied career.

Greg Henderson, owner of Atlanta Vintage Guitars talks with us about growing up and playing in local bands, hanging with the likes of John Sebastian, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bobby Whitlock, and Travis Tritt to name a few. Oh yeah, and vintage guitars ! Listen in. You may be in one of his stories !

In November of 1973, Nashville and the world of Country Music was rocked when artist and Hee-Haw television star Stringbean and his wife Estelle were murdered. In this episode The Crossing takes an in-depth look back at the events that took place. 

Join us as we interview former All-SEC Defensive End for the Georgia Bulldogs in the 60's, Larry Kohn. See what it was like being a college athlete and playing under Head Coach Vince Dooley and legendary Defensive Coordinator Erk Russell. Enjoy and Go Dawgs ! 

City of Cumming Mayor Troy Brumbalow drops by to give The Key To The City to the boys at The Crossing. Well......not really. But he did stop by and gave us a great interview about all the things happening under his leadership in Cumming,Ga. Pull up a chair and join us won't ye ? 

Relive the history of Lanierland Music Park and hear all the behind the show stories featuring artists like The Oak Ridge Boys, Travis Tritt, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Judds and many more.

Let's explore a classic on this episode. Fast cars, pretty women, The Law, and transporting beer across state lines. Got your attention ?

Let's dive into the life of an audio sound professional, tour manager of Confederate Railroad, and volunteer with Charlie Daniels' favorite charity. Tweak has stories and you better bet Chris and Cal will ask about em !   

Dan Elliott joins the boys this episode to talk Dawsonville, Nascar, The Winston Million, brother Bill Elliott and even a little Dwight Yoakam.

Shayne Pruitt and Stan Estes drop by the studio and talk Rock and Roll in Forsyth County in the 70's and 80's....