Ritch Cassidy: Recent Episodes
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John Berry is part of a brand new movie called 'Beautifully Broken'. We discuss that, John's amazing country music career and what he and the family have been up to.
Member of the legendary group The Oak Ridge Boys, Joe Bonsall called in to talk about the groups latest album and the staying power of the Oaks.
Founder of the legendary group Blackhawk Henry Paul called in to talk about the groups career and their stop in Omaha.
One of the biggest stars in country music, John Michael Montgomery shares how he got his record deal and what he has been up to.
The 4-some made a stop in Omaha in April of 2016, and James Murray had downtime in the airport to call in and talk to Ritch.
Fellow country singer Chad Brock calls in to talk about the passing of his dear friend Daryle Singletary.
Known as the 'Office' lady on American Pickers, Danielle Colby is one third of the fan favorite History channel show and called in to talk antiques, how the show got started and more.
Singer/Songwriting legend Terry McBride stopped by the studio to talk with Ritch Cassidy about his amazing career.
JC Fisher of the Award Winning Trio The Texas Tenors called in to talk about the band's rise to stardom and more.
As 2018 kicks off, Ritch Cassidy begins a new podcast season with what you can expect to hear and be a part of this season including stories, celebrities, funny anecdotes and much more. It's all here in Episode ONE.
Ross has covered the Nebraska Football program for nearly 40 years and this, in his words, is the lowest he has ever seen the program.
Singer Benton Blount talks about Nashville, losing a record deal, America's Got Talent and new music that involves movies.
Ned LeDoux releases his first full length album 'Sagebrush' and talks to Ritch Cassidy about the special guest that joins him on one of his dad's classic hits.
Jeff Dunham called in to talk about his new tour, new character and what he wants in his dressing room before each show.
Big n Rich performed at the Route 91 festival right before Jason Aldean performed and the tragedy unfolded. Here is their story.
Deb and her husband Jim travel and attend country concerts every year (even up to one a month) and they, like 22,000 others, were at the Las Vegas Route 91 Festival. This is their story.
Dean Sams, founding member of Lonestar, calls in to talk about the tragedy in Las Vegas.
Country music singer Chad Brock called in to give his thoughts on the Las Vegas tragedy and how the country starts the healing process.
Country singer Ray Scott took a couple minutes to give his thoughts on the Vegas tragedy and where country music goes from here.
Garth Brooks returns to Lincoln in October and he called to talk with Ritch about his world tour.
Considered one of the best to ever coach, Bobby Bowden took time to chat with Ritch Cassidy about his amazing career.
Rick Jackson's Country Classics airs on 93.3 The Wolf every Saturday morning at 7am cst.
One of country music's most loved cowboys Mark Chesnutt chats with Ritch Cassidy about is career, honky songs, his idols and singing until he drops dead on stage.
Country legend Lorrie Morgan took time to call in and chat with Ritch Cassidy about her amazing career, the great Keith Whitley and much more.
Popular Midwest country artist Jason Brown Chats with Ritch Cassidy about life on the road as an independent country singer.
Country hitmaker Ray Scott chats about his path to music, touring and writing music that moves people.
Omaha favorite Jeremy McComb called in to catch up with Ritch Cassidy about his latest tour and album.
We called country rockstar Chad Brock to get his thoughts on the passing of Glen Campbell and who he would have on his team if he was asked to save the world.
Jimmy Weber tells of the first and only time he ever met Glen Campbell and plays an amazing version of Wichita Lineman.
With the passing of Glen Campbell, singer/songwriter Jimmy Weber stopped by the 93.3 Wolf Morning Show to share stories about his musical Hero.
With the passing of Glen Campbell, singer/songwriter Jimmy Weber stopped by the 93.3 Wolf Morning Show to play one of his favorites.