Open For Business

In this episode of Open for Business: Unscripted, host Justin Dorsey sits down with Coach Kevin and Coach Suli, the passionate founders behind Reps and Sweat Martial Arts and Fitness in Frederick, Maryland. What started as one coach's creative workout during COVID has grown into a thriving community where fitness meets self-defense, confidence, and empowerment. From cardio-driven kickboxing classes to kid-friendly martial arts programs, Reps and Sweat's mission is to make martial arts approachable for everyone—no matter your age, experience, or fitness level. Listen as Coach Kevin and Coach Suli share: How Reps and Sweat began and what makes their approach unique The inspiring transformations they've witnessed in their students How they're breaking down barriers and making martial arts accessible to all The story behind their Stand Tall Saturdays, a free monthly community self-defense and fitness event Whether you're looking to get in shape, build confidence, or simply take that first step through the gym door, this conversation will leave you inspired to move, grow, and stand tall. 🎧 Tune in to discover how discipline, fitness, and community come together at Reps and Sweat.

In this important episode of Open for Business, host Dave Barnhart sits down with Dr. Michelle Ghim of Frederick Health to shed light on a critical but often misunderstood medical emergency, sepsis. As part of Sepsis Awareness Month, Dr. Ghim explains what sepsis is, who is at risk, and why timely recognition and treatment are lifesaving. Listeners will learn about the TIME acronym, Temperature, Infection, Mental Decline, Extremely Ill, as a simple way to spot the warning signs, when to seek urgent care, and how prevention steps like managing chronic conditions and vaccinations play a vital role. Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or simply looking to be more informed, this conversation provides essential knowledge that could save lives.

In this episode of Open for Business, host Dave Barnhart sits down with Tommy O'Connor, one of the owners of O'Connor Plumbing, to explore the business strategies that have powered one of the Greater Washington area's most trusted plumbing companies since 1949. Discover how a small family business transformed over eight decades into a local powerhouse built on quality craftsmanship and highly trained professionals. Tommy delves into the company's proud heritage—from its family-owned roots and commitment to excellence, to its mission of creating a positive work environment that nurtures top talent and long-term career growth. Learn how O'Connor Plumbing has maintained its reputation for integrity and professionalism while expanding its reach to serve over fifty cities in the region. The conversation also highlights the unique advantages of choosing a company with unmatched local experience, a deep commitment to community involvement, and a genuine passion for quality results.

In this week's episode of "Open for Business" on the Listen Frederick Podcast Network, we had the pleasure of speaking with Laura Kefauver, founder and owner of Treasured Roots Farm. Nestled on 80 acres in the hills of Frederick County, Maryland, Treasured Roots Farm specializes in cultivating black truffles and lavender, crafting unique flavors and experiences. Laura shared insights into her journey from a corporate career to establishing the farm, the challenges and rewards of truffle and lavender cultivation, and her vision for creating a family-run enterprise that spans three generations. Tune in to learn more about Laura's dedication to sustainable agriculture and the artisanal products that make Treasured Roots Farm a cherished part of our local community.

In this episode, we sit down with Sharon, a leadership coach and entrepreneur, to talk about her journey launching Blackborow Coaching & Consulting. From navigating career shifts during COVID to making high-level leadership training accessible for small business owners and neurodivergent professionals, Sharon shares her vision for Untangle, her upcoming podcast. We also dive into the importance of embracing change, the challenges of public speaking, and even the unexpected joys of scrapbooking. Plus, stay tuned for a special bonus: the unreleased first episode of Untangle!

This week on Open for Business, we're featuring XGolf Frederick—a state-of-the-art indoor golf experience that's redefining the game. Owners Matt and Jill share how their love for golf and community inspired them to create a fun, family-friendly space where anyone can enjoy golf, rain or shine. From high-tech simulators with 98% accuracy to leagues, fundraisers, and corporate events, XGolf offers much more than just a golf simulator. Plus, it's home to Birdies Bar and Grill, where you'll find incredible food, drinks, and the best wings in town! Whether you're an avid golfer, a curious beginner, or just looking for a great place to hang out, XGolf has something for everyone. Tune in to hear more about this innovative and family-focused local business!

Join us for a delightful ride on "Open for Business: Unscripted" as we chat with Daniel from Maryland Double Decker. This episode dives into his passion for classic buses, their fascinating journey to the U.S., and how they've become a centerpiece for unique Frederick experiences—from themed tours to private events. Along the way, we explore the joys of community connection, creative ideas for future events (think Harry Potter and "Snakes on a Bus"), and the magic of seeing Frederick through new eyes. Don't miss this fun and inspiring conversation! https://listenfrederick.com/open-for-business-unscripted/

In this candid and lively discussion, we welcome Don Stackhouse of Accessible Improvements and explore the keys to building a successful business, from maintaining honesty and reliability to delivering quality work and staying creative. Our guest shares compelling stories from their journey, transitioning from hospital bed maintenance to running a specialized accessibility improvement company, all while emphasizing the power of genuine customer connections and word-of-mouth referrals. Along the way, we reflect on lessons learned, the value of showing up when promised, and even the unexpected thrills of electric wheelchair races. Tune in for a mix of humor, insight, and inspiration!

On this episode, we sit down with Dustin and Tyler Higgins, the dynamic duo behind The Wi-Fi Guy, to discuss their remarkable journey of innovation and growth. From opening a brick-and-mortar location in Funkstown, Maryland, to building key partnerships and expanding their tech solutions for local farmers, these forward-thinking entrepreneurs share how they've turned dreams into reality. Hear about their plans for 2025, Tyler's transition into leading the business, and their exciting new podcast, Staying Connected with the Wi-Fi Guy, coming soon to the Listen Frederick network. Packed with inspiration and insights, this episode is a celebration of local business success and the power of staying connected. Vol.IIIhttps://dhbwifiguy.com/about-dhb-the-wi-fi-guy/

In this heartfelt episode, we explore the story of Andrea and the legacy she left behind through "Andrea's Wish Foundation." After losing Andrea to postpartum depression, her loved ones channeled their grief into a mission to raise awareness and support for maternal mental health. Jeff shares stories of Andrea's life, their lifelong friendship, and the incredible community response to the foundation's efforts, including a sold-out charity golf tournament. Learn how Andrea's family and friends are turning tragedy into action, supporting families in need, and creating lasting change. If you or someone you know is struggling, visit https://www.andreaswishfoundation.org/ for resources and support.

On this episode we dive into the world of drug awareness and prevention with Melissa from Elks Lodge 684. Melissa shares her work leading the Elks' Drug Awareness Program, offering resources, education, and community outreach to combat the rising dangers of drug abuse, especially among youth. We discuss the impact of modern drugs like fentanyl, the pressures facing young people, and the importance of creating open, supportive environments for conversations about substance use. Plus, Melissa highlights partnerships with organizations like the DEA and local initiatives like Frederick Goes Purple, all aimed at raising awareness and fostering support for those affected. Join us for an inspiring and eye-opening conversation! https://www.elks.org/dap/

In this heartfelt episode we dive into the ups and downs of parenting, coping with grief, and the unexpected ways life challenges us. Join us as we explore how tragedy shapes relationships, the importance of finding outlets to heal, and the small but meaningful moments that keep us going. From parenting quirks to the power of positivity and mental health awareness, this raw and unscripted conversation offers humor, honesty, and hope.

In this episode of Open for Business: Unscripted, our very own Jack Diamond steps in the role of host to chat with Sean Norwood, General Manager of TriState Home Services, a family-run business spanning four generations since 1949. Sean shares insights on maintaining and upgrading HVAC systems, plumbing, and electrical services, with practical tips on efficiency, system lifespan, and preventing common issues. Discover the benefits of TriState's yearly maintenance memberships, cutting-edge technology, and commitment to customer relationships, staff training, and historical preservation in Frederick homes. Tune in for expert advice and a deep dive into why TriState's legacy of trust makes them a top choice for home services. https://tristatehomeservices.com/

Join us for an engaging episode as we sit down with Jake Weddle, partner at RWC Lawyers, a Frederick-based firm specializing in business litigation, property disputes, and more. Discover Jake's journey from a science background to becoming a champion for the "little guy," his approach to balancing work and family, and his passion for skiing. Hear how his team brings a collaborative and client-focused edge to every case. With humor, humility, and insights into legal life, this conversation highlights the local roots and expertise driving RWC Lawyers' success.

In this episode of Open for Business, guest host Dave Barnhart talks with Tom Albero, CEO of Alliance Material Handling, about the company's transformative Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Since its inception in 2004, the ESOP has helped Alliance grow from a $29 million to a $200 million company, reducing employee turnover and creating 25 employee millionaires. Albero shares how this program has fostered a culture of ownership, boosted retention, and empowered employees to achieve financial independence. Tune in to hear inspiring stories of success, community impact, and the long-term benefits of employee ownership.

In this episode of Open for Business, special guest host Dave Barnhart sits down with Dan Shapiro, owner of Precision Point Shooting and Training in Frederick, Maryland. Dan shares what makes this new facility unique, with its state-of-the-art design, extensive training options, and a welcoming environment for all skill levels. They discuss the variety of services offered—from everyday shooting lanes and simulators to specialized training classes for Maryland residents seeking handgun qualifications, tactical skill-building, and more. Dan highlights the experienced trainers, many of whom have years of industry knowledge, and the facility's dedication to providing a safe, comfortable experience for newcomers, especially women, who represent a growing segment of their clientele. For Veteran's Day, they're offering special discounts for veterans, active duty military, and law enforcement. Tune in to hear about Precision Point's commitment to community, education, and support for those interested in shooting sports.

On this episode we talk with James Meunier owner of the the Hagerstown Warthogs basketball team and Jerrod Mustaf Founder of the Street Basketball Association (SBA). We talk about their mission to revive street basketball culture in Hagerstown, Maryland. Jared, former NBA player and SBA President, shares his passion for using basketball as a community-building tool, providing local talent with a platform to showcase their skills. We discuss the upcoming SBA streetball season launching in 2025, featuring games, clinics, and showcases like the November 10th event at Hagerstown's Gale Center, where streetball legends White Chocolate and Baby Shaq will host tryouts and pick teams to face off in a high-energy doubleheader. The event promises family-friendly entertainment that's both affordable and engaging. Get more details at hagerstownwarthogsbasketball.com and listen in to discover how the Warthogs and SBA are bringing streetball back to its roots in a big way! This episode is dedicated to the family of Jerrod Mustaf. This interview is the last known recorded interview before his passing. Jerrod love basketball and I believe you can truly hear it in his voice. Love what you do every day and happiness will win the race. Jerrod Mustaf Oct 28th1969 - Oct 28th2024

On this episode, two Listen Fredrick Podcasts collide. We sit down with Mark Maradei, host of The Original Sports Podcast, to explore his journey in podcasting, the dedication behind producing engaging sports content, and the fun banter his team brings to each episode. Mark shares insights into balancing passion with professionalism, the future of podcasting, and the unique approach his team takes to cover everything from Disc Golf to NFL hot topics. Join us as we discuss the challenges of building a podcast team, creating engaging content for diverse sports fans, and the potential for sports podcasts in today's media landscape. Tune in to hear more about what keeps The Original Sports Podcast growing and the dynamic world of sports content creation.

In this episode, we explore the charm and unique experiences offered by Big Cork Vineyards in Maryland. Keith Morris, the General Manager of Big Cork, shares his daily tradition of capturing panoramic views of the stunning landscape, his transition from California's wine industry, and the joys of working at a vineyard nestled in "Pleasant Valley." He discusses the winery's world-class wines, the importance of local production, and the welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or new to vineyards, Big Cork offers an unforgettable experience with its beautiful scenery, special events, and a laid-back, yet sophisticated vibe.

In this episode we sit down with Mike Dickson, a top-ranked golf instructor and creator of innovative training aids like the Lag Master. Mike shares his journey from teaching at prestigious golf clubs to launching his own company, helping golfers of all levels improve their swing. We dive into his passion for coaching, his creative inventions, and his plans for upcoming golf schools. Whether you're a casual player or a dedicated golfer, Mike's insights will inspire you to take your game to the next level. Tune in for practical tips and an inside look at the world of golf coaching!

In this episode we take you to the heart of the 40th Annual Middletown Heritage Festival. Join us as we explore the vibrant community, meeting local vendors, artists, and businesses that make the festival special. From custom apparel to handmade pottery, alpaca socks, and even bee-keeping, this lively event has something for everyone. Join us for an unscripted tour of Middletown's rich heritage and the unique stories behind the people who bring this beloved festival to life.

In this episode we sit down with Tiffany, also known as The Frederick Mom, who has built a local community around family-friendly events and businesses in Frederick. We discuss her journey from starting a page to highlight welcoming places for families to her growing presence with 20,000 followers. Tiffany shares insights on her passion for supporting local businesses, nonprofits, and providing useful resources for parents. With a down-to-earth and positive approach, Tiffany's platform is helping both families and the Frederick community thrive.

In this episode we welcome back Nora Neil Daggett, author of When Tears Have Voice, to discuss her upcoming book Beyond Tears. We dive into themes of loss, healing, and faith, exploring how grief can be transformed through spiritual strength. Nora shares her thoughts on the power of hope, the impact of her 31 Days of Peace scripture cards, and how her faith guides her writing. The episode also touches on the challenges of AI and online scams, with practical advice for listeners on staying vigilant. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on navigating life's toughest moments.

In this episode we honor the individuals that make "The Great Frederick Fair" such a sought-after event year after year. From vendors to volunteers, businesses to entertainers, professional fair employees to the public, so many people have an imperative role in making "The Great Frederick Fair" so Great! I have gathered some of my favorite moments from just a small hand full of those exact individuals and put them in this episode. Thank you for your time and acceptance as this episode would not be possible without each and every one of the awesome individuals that allowed me into their space and gave me a moment of their time. https://thegreatfrederickfair.com/

In this episode we welcome Kim Dow, the founder and publisher of Sass Magazine, a women-focused lifestyle and business publication. Kim shares the story of how her passion for graphic design and celebrating women in business inspired her to create Sass Magazine. We discuss the success of the magazine, including its local Sass Choice Awards, the challenges of running a small business, and plans for future growth. If you haven't already I encourage you to subscribe to Sass Magazine! https://sassmagazine.com/

In this episode we explore the vibrant offerings of the Frederick County Public Library with special guests Erin and Kelly. We discuss the library's nine branches, including unique programs like the Summer Challenge, which encourages daily reading habits for all ages. This episode highlights the library's dedication to community engagement, from bookmobiles and a book trike to the importance of getting a library card, especially during September's Library Card Sign-Up Month. Tune in to discover how the library is making reading fun and accessible for everyone.

On this episode we welcome Danielle Rizzo! Danielle discus's her multifaceted career as a business consultant, growth marketer, and community builder. Danielle shares insights into her upcoming projects, including the Marielle Agency Goal Setting Workbook launching on September 10th, and the Ambition Out cove, a series of courses for entrepreneurs set to debut in October. She also talks about her involvement in the Boomtown Frederick film project, emphasizing the importance of mental clarity, goal setting, and accountability in both personal and professional life. Tune in to learn more about her journey and upcoming ventures.

In this episode we interview Frederick's very own singer-songwriter Libby Knight, a talented local artist from Frederick, who shares her journey and inspirations behind her music. Libby discusses her songwriting process, experiences recording at Frederick Recording Studios with producer Robin Smith, and dreams of becoming a well-known artist and going on tour. Tune in to hear Libby's original songs, including "Enough for You," "To Talk About," and "Not Your Friend," and get an exclusive look at the future star's budding career.

On this episode we sit down with Blair Caplan from Lonewolf District to explore her unique approach to healing and personal growth. Blair shares her journey of becoming a healer, offering services like Reiki, psychic mediumship, and shamanism to help people connect with their inner power. They discuss the importance of facing personal shadows, the various services provided by Lonewolf District, and Blair's passion for helping others through creative and spiritual means. Tune in to learn more about how Blair helps clients navigate their healing journeys and discover their true potential.

In this episode of Open for Business, we spotlight "Girls on the Run," a nonprofit making a significant impact on young girls in Frederick and beyond. Rae, from the Western Maryland chapter, shares how the program empowers our young girls through confidence-building activities, social-emotional learning, and physical exercise, culminating in a celebratory 5K event. With a focus on mentorship and community support, the program aims to combat the low levels of physical activity among young girls and provide a nurturing environment. You can get involved by visiting girlsontherun.org.

In this episode of "Open for Business," we chat with Mike RulonMiller from Silver Diner. Mike shares his journey with the restaurant, which has been a staple in Frederick for eight years, and highlights their commitment to fresh, local ingredients and diverse menu options catering to all dietary preferences. We delve into the unique diner experience, from classic jukeboxes to innovative plant-based shakes, and discuss their seasonal menu changes and the community-focused approach of co-founder Ype Von Hengst. Plus, Mike offers a glimpse into his personal life, including his love for golf and travel. Join us for an engaging conversation about what makes Silver Diner a beloved local spot.

In this episode special guest host Dave Barnhart speaks with Sean Demeule, General Manager of Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. Sean, a Maryland native and West Point graduate with an extensive career in the gaming industry, discusses his return to the East Coast and his role at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. He shares insights from his diverse experiences across the country, emphasizing the importance of service, teamwork, and customer engagement in the gaming and hospitality industry. Sean also highlights upcoming events and discusses the integration of online gaming options as part of the casino's future growth strategy. Tune in for a good one on Open For Business!https://www.hollywoodcasinocharlestown.com/

Join us on this episode of "Open for Business" as we chat with Bridget, owner of Enchanted Karma Wellness. Discover the wide range of services she offers, including licensed massage therapy and Reiki. We also delve into her new podcast "Spiritual Signs and Metaphysical Minds," co-hosted with Alexis, a psychic medium. Tune in to hear about Bridget's journey, her love for Frederick, MD, and how her practice intertwines with the vibrant local community. Whether you're into wellness, spirituality, or just curious, this episode has something for everyone!

On this episode we chat with Stephanie Carrillo, a familiar voice at Key 103 radio station and a versatile entrepreneur. Stephanie shares insights about her journey from radio to social media marketing, highlighting her passion for community engagement and storytelling. We delve into her role in various nonprofit organizations, including the Safe Ride Foundation, and discuss the nuances of effective social media strategies. Stephanie emphasizes the importance of authenticity and seizing new opportunities, providing valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. Tune in to learn more about her inspiring career and the impact of creative digital marketing.

In this episode we delve into the making of "Boomtown," a captivating film about Frederick, Maryland's rich history and remarkable transformation. We're joined by Danielle Rizzo, to discuss how the town overcame the devastating 1976 flood to become a vibrant community. The film highlights Frederick's pivotal moments, from its rise as a booming county to its role in overcoming segregation. With reenactments, local sponsors, and community involvement, "Boomtown" promises to be a unique and engaging portrayal of Frederick's past and present. Tune in to learn more about this exciting project and how you can get involved.https://boomtownfrederick.com/

In this episode of Open for Business, we dive into the inspiring journey of Melissa DiMercurio, founder of the Girl Boss Assembly. Melissa shares how her passion for supporting local women entrepreneurs led to the creation of a dynamic community focused on collaboration over competition. She discusses the success of their events and workshops, which provide invaluable marketing insights and foster a supportive network for small business owners. We learn about Melissa's background in marketing, the mission of the Girl Boss Assembly, and how they empower women to elevate their businesses together. Join the movement at curvesaheadco.com and be part of this vibrant entrepreneurial community.https://curvesaheadco.com/

On the show today we welcome Guy Fletcher of Frederick Magazine! Guy joins the show to discuss the intricacies of running a successful local publication. We delve into Guy's 16-year journey as an editor, his early passion for writing, and the collaborative effort behind each issue. Highlighting the magazine's commitment to community-driven content, we explore the "Best of Frederick" reader polls and the importance of local storytelling. Guy shares his career evolution and the joys of working in Frederick, emphasizing the magazine's dedication to remaining locally focused and engaging. Tune in for insights on the dynamic world of local journalism and the vibrant community of Frederick.

On this episode we welcome Kip Jawish, founder of In Fit Studio, celebrating its 35th anniversary. Kip shares the studio's journey from a pioneering personal training gym in 1989 to its present-day status as a local fitness institution. They discuss the personalized approach at In Fit, catering to diverse clients from young athletes to seniors. Kip highlights the importance of individualized training, the benefits of a private gym environment, and the supportive community they've built. Listeners are invited to experience a free training session to kickstart their fitness journey.https://www.infitstudio.com/

Join us on this episode we interview five-time Grammy winner Keb' Mo'. Keb' Mo' discusses his upcoming performance on June 1st at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races and reflects on his musical journey, from defying his mother's wishes to embracing his roots in Compton and LA. They delve into his latest album "Good to Be," which has profoundly resonated with listeners, and touch upon his master classes and the importance of sharing knowledge with the next generation. Tune in to hear about Keb' Mo's inspirations, his approach to music, and what fans can expect from his upcoming tour. Don't miss this intimate and insightful conversation with a blues legend! Get your tickets at hollywoodcasinocharlestown.com

In this episode we welcome back Shari Scher from the Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership (COIPP). We delve into the impactful work COIPP is doing to support children affected by the incarceration of a loved one. Shari shares heartwarming stories of how COIPP's activities, like an upcoming Top Golf outing and various community engagement events, provide comfort and stability to these children and their caregivers. She emphasizes the importance of reducing trauma and fostering hope for these vulnerable families. To get involved and make a difference, visit COIPP's website at coipp.org. Join us as we explore how this vital organization is transforming lives in our community.

In this episode of "Open for Business," we chat with Kelly Stultz, an engaging young adult author also known by her pen name, Kelly Fiore. Kelly shares her journey through the world of writing and publishing, discussing the evolution of her books, the significance of in-person interactions post-COVID, and the challenges and intricacies of the publishing industry. She delves into her creative process, the impact of AI on the writing world, and offers valuable advice for aspiring writers. Tune in to hear about her current projects, including her upcoming book and gain insight into the passion that drives her storytelling.

This week we chat with Samantha Turner, a seasoned real estate agent blending her HR backround with her passion for transforming lives through real estate. With over 20 years in HR and four in real estate, Samantha offers unique insights into Frederick and Washington counties' housing markets, stressing the importance of realistic expectations. Her warm demeanour and dedication to clients make her the go-to advisor for anyone navigating the real estate journey. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor, Samantha is here to guide you every step of the way. Tune in to discover why she's the trusted agent for your needs!

Dive into the realms of metaphysics with two extraordinary guests, Alexis Early of Happy Heart Healer and Jen Yocum of Indigo Fox Acupuncture and Wellness. In this episode we explore the intersections of psychic readings, energy work, acupuncture, and more. From cleansing spaces to understanding the differences between psychic and mediumship abilities, Alexis and Jen offer valuable insights and practical advice. Discover how to navigate the metaphysical world, find legitimate practitioners, and open yourself to healing. Plus, experience a live three-card reading and gain a glimpse into the transformative power of Reiki and acupuncture.

On this episode we speak with Wayne Dorsey about the new flagship program under the Safe Ride Foundation umbrella "Rides For Good"! We celebrate 8 years of S.O.S. and talk about different ways you can utilize Rides For Good. If you want to meet an amazing selfless individual this episode is for you!

On this episode we welcome Laura Johnson owner of Hummingbird Wealth Management. With decades of experience and a warm heart, Laura has a way of making the "confusing" make sence. Not only will she and her team help get your finances in order, they will also educate you along the way.

Another Listen Frederick crossover! On this episode we talk with Kyla and Patrick "The Chaos Coordinators"! They host a sister show on the network all things wedding related. I think this may be the first of many more crossovers to come.

On this episode we welcome Fortress Foundation Solutions Owner: Jerry Glinski and Brand Ambassador: Madison Silver to talk "All Things Basementy". Trust is the foundation of any relationship including ones dealing with that very thing...foundations. On this episode we dig up the foundation that is Fortress Foundation Solutions and figure out what makes them so level!

John McEuen, Grammy winner, co-founder of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Steve Martin banjo teacher and album producer, calls in to 106.9 The Eagle' Ron Ross with a bunch of great stories from the road, recording the landmark album Will The Circle Be Unbroken, and one of his first jobs with Steve Martin. And he brings his special brand of pickin' to Live at Hub City Vinyl, Hagerstown, Maryland, Sunday, March 24th.

Owner of Light Side Floats: Frederick's Premier Relaxation establishment Tom Palermo joins us on the show. To discuss why he started the buisness and the best way to utilize it. Along with some other juicy insights this episode is pure relaxation.

On this episode Ron Ross of 106.9 The Eagle interviews Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Touring musician and songwriter Kenny has just released his latest album Dirt on my Diamonds, and is touring all over the east coast. Find out more about this incredible artist at https://www.kennywayneshepherd.net/.