Podcast appearances and mentions of phillip sweet

We are featuring each solo episode of Little Big Town! On this episode, Phillip Sweet of Little Big Town stops by and talks about growing up as a food stamp kid in Northern Arkansas and going to college on a vocal scholarship. He also talks about how a run in with Conan O'Brien didn't go so well.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen as we sit down with country music artist and songwriter Sara Evans. Talking about her new memoir, 'Born to Fly', parenting, being a Step-Mom, new album Copy That and more. Copy That, Sara’s first solo record in nearly three years, was released May 15, 2020 and opened at #1 on the iTunes Country chart. Its thirteen songs span six decades and chronicle her influences and pivotal songs that shaped her life and career. Tracks include “If I Can’t Have You,” “Hard To Say I’m Sorry,” “Come On Eileen,” “My Sharona,” and “It’s Too Late.” Co-produced with Jarrad K (Ruston Kelly, Goo Goo Dolls), Copy That includes collaborations with Little Big Town’s Phillip Sweet on “Whenever I Call You Friend” and Old Crow Medicine Show on “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.” Evans’ daughter Olivia Barker provides BGV on “Whenever I Call You Friend.” On September 8, 2020 Sara released her memoir, Born To Fly, through Howard Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. Named after her landmark double-platinum album, which celebrated its 20th anniversary this year, Born To Fly finds Evans opening up and sharing stories not only about her career and what it is like living in the spotlight, but about what inspires her and how her faith keeps her strong. To purchase Sara's latest book or check out her latest album 'Copy That' visit Sara Evans official website at: www.saraevans.com Thank you so much for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cheriandbrocshow/message

On this episode of "Tell Me Something Good", Phillip Sweet (from Little Big Town) and I talk a ton about our inspirations, how different art is created, who has favorite collar was with, what it's like to write music that make people feel something and SO MUCH MORE. The end of this one was really special to me. Phillip is such a good dude. I know you'll love him,

If you've heard it you will sing it all day long. "The Wine, The Beer, The Whiskeyyyyy...." So how did such a catchy song spill into 2020? What was happening in the room that day when it was written? We got the story on the song AND the TikTok video that almost injured Phillip Sweet's wife while he was shooting it. Get connected with four of our favorite people - Little Big Town.

Opening Monologues. Jailbreak. The Great American Unquarantine Begins. The curves are flattened, the models have imploded and crowds are now swarming the ostensibly "closed" beaches of Virginia and California. The American People are ending the Lockdown, come what may. Will Democrat Governors really want to stand in their way? Another Blue State Backfire? Over the weekend, Colorado reduced its COVID-19 mortality count by about 25 percent. We explain this significant drop, as Governor Polis threads the needle. Callers debate. Meanwhile, Judge Sullivan Unmasks Himself. Judicial Tyranny on full display. A desperate, partisan maneuver to buy time for the ObamaGate Perps. But it won't change the outcome. The Squeeze is ON. President Trump Caught 'Em. We're on the march to accountability for "the greatest political crime in the history of our country." Notes on the heroism of General Flynn. Plus, our review of the new Scooby Doo movie. Summer Feelings. Whenever I Call You Friend. Afternoon's Gone Blind. With Listener Calls & Music via Lennon Stella, Charlie Puth, Sara Evans, Phillip Sweet, AC/DC and Kelly Willis.

This is a special episode.  It’s a live interview w two of the most amazing wives in country music. Caroline Bryan, married to Luke Bryan and Becky Sweet, married to Phillip Sweet of Little Big Town.  We talk about everything: how they met on a red carpet in the early days of their husbands careers, both super nervous, and Becky whipped out a flask from her cleavage which started their best friendship of 15 years.  They tell me what it’s like to go from the bottom to the top of the music industry, and what they’ve learned along the way, plus parenting on the road and why it’s good to have your husbands be afraid of you a little bit!  We also take a couple questions from the live audience. This episode is SO MUCH FUN! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Phillip Sweet of Little Big Town stops by and talks about growing up as a food stamp kid in Northern Arkansas and going to college on a vocal scholarship. He also talks about how a run in with Conan O'Brien didn’t go so well.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Rebecca and Phillip Sweet truly into their last name. They are the sweetest people on earth. Rebecca tells me about how fun it is being married to Phillip, a constant dreamer and optimist, and part of the Little Big Town Family.  We talk life on the road raising babies (they had their newborn on the bus at 9 days old!), her epic fall on the red carpet, dealing with women flashing her hubs, plus a trick she made up to overcome the comparison game.  She also shares about the early struggle days of Little Big Town, and how they never lost hope or gave up even after 4 record deals, and why she loves that their daughter is a daddy’s girl. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

“Stay true to yourself, yet always be open to learn. Work hard, and never give up on your dreams, even when nobody else believes they can come true but you. These are not cliches but real tools you need no matter what you do in life to stay focused on your path.” – Phillip Sweet   After watching Jack Ryan with my wife, the Amazon series based on a Tom Clancy character, we checked out a short documentary series featuring former operators and analysts who worked with the CIA – and that's where I first saw our guest Nic McKinley, the founder and CEO of DeliverFund and the man who inspired the hashtag #TheRealJackRyan.   When Nic was growing up, he wanted to be Batman; “Just a normal guy who used his resources to change the world, and worked really hard to build himself up to be the catalyst that would change the world.”   And Nic pretty much got as close to being Batman as anyone gets: CIA special agent. He served as a member of a special unit focused on providing unique capabilities and expertise, regardless of threat or environment, in response to the critical operational needs of the Intelligence Community as part of an overseas unit conducting complex operations in non-permissive countries.   Like Batman, Nic did start with some privilege. He didn't have the entire fortune of Wayne Enterprises behind him, but he didn't need it. He says, “The ultimate privilege is good parenting – and I had really good parents.”   Nic was also a USAF Pararescueman (PJ) for 10 years, but exceptional dedication in the military alone isn't what got him recruited into the CIA (although it didn't hurt). He later worked as a consultant for fortune 10 investment banks, where he demonstrated a penchant for finding solutions to hard problems, and these diverse experiences are what made him so appealing for high-stakes operations in high threat countries.   But this isn't even the most awesome impact that Nic has made to protect our country and world.   After being exposed to the human trafficking epidemic that is still very alive today, Nic was moved to found DeliverFund, an organization that equips, trains, and advises law enforcement around the world on how they can arrest human traffickers.   Together with law enforcement, they work to counter human trafficking, eliminate this horrible market, and really save lives.   You can help their mission by going to https://deliverfund.org/donate.   --     Resources: Learn more at https://www.deliverfund.org/ (https://www.deliverfund.org/) Donate to DeliverFund: https://deliverfund.org/donate Connect with Nic: Facebook | LinkedIn   --   We are brought to you by the Lawton Marketing Group, a full-service advertising and design agency serving companies and entrepreneurs at all levels. They are your one-stop shop for all your website, logo, social media, print, app design and reputable management needs.   Visit LawtonMG.com for more info.   -- The Impact Entrepreneur Show is produced by Podcast Masters

Not all female voices in country music come from solo artists. Little Big Town’s four-pronged power comes in equal measures from both Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman as well as Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet. Lady Antebellum soars with the combination of Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood. Maddie Marlow and Tae Dye of Maddie & Tae are best friends, a sound that is almost palpable in their harmonies. In this week’s episode, I sit down with Thompson Square’s Shawna Thompson, who teamed with her husband, Keifer, to form their award-winning duo almost a decade ago (they’ve been married for 18 years). I wanted to find out if Shawna’s experience as a woman in country music has been different since she’s had her guy by her side. We find that out and so much more as we feature Shawna during this week’s Women Want to Hear Women Podcast. We even get some perspective from her husband. I hope you enjoy the podcast, and be sure to check out the videos of Thompson Square as they “Play It Forward” with a cover of Faith Hill’s “It Matters to Me,” as well as their new song, “Breakers.” Shawna also helps me curate this week’s WWTHW playlist. Podcast Participants: Shawna Thompson of Thompson Square Keifer Thompson of Thompson Square Elaina Smith, host of Women Want to Hear Women

In this episode the crew talks about the techniques they use to concentrate and maintain their focus. We cover topics that range from distractions, exercise, breaks, music, planning, sleep and much more. We wrap the episode up with quotes from Phillip Sweet & Jack Canfield.