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Warren Zeiders spoke forthrightly recently about the positive changes in his life. He is letting his faith fully take root and guide him. Per People, the singer looked forward to giving a concert in his hometown of Hershey, Pennsylvania, on November 22. And he also just got baptized. That is a very meaningful and emotion-laden […]

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After a 500-mile trip to where the woman wished to be cremated and her her organs donated, it was discovered that she was alive

The post Woman Found Alive in Coffin After Being Brought in for Cremation—and My Biggest Fear Just Became Reality appeared first on Wide Open Country.

‘The best part about being an animal mom is the joy. The worst part is when the time comes to say goodbye,’ Lambert reflects. Continue reading…

Benjamin Tod also went on to call Gavin Adcock “an entitled little brat” in another clip he posted on social media this week.

The post Benjamin Tod Says Gavin Adcock “Cannot Represent Country Music” in New Video appeared first on Wide Open Country.

Editor’s Note: Sabine McCalla, whose debut LP Don’t Call Me Baby came out November 7 via Gar Hole Records, is No Depression’s Spotlight Artist for November 2025. Check out the feature profile about her here and stay tuned for

‘The Road’ contestant Jenny Tolman opens up about elimination, her wardrobe malfunction and what she’s taking away from the experience. Continue reading…

Singer/songwriter Benjamin Tod has been mixing it up more and more in the country music space lately, specifically calling out the cucks in the industry that didn’t spend a second paying dues.

The post Benjamin Tod Claps Back at Gavin Adcock (not Sam Barber) first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Kim Wilson has come a long way on his lips. With his harp and his voice, Wilson has been protecting and serving the blues community since the early seventies; he co-founded the Fabulous Thunderbirds with Jimmie Vaughan  in’ 74 and still fronts the band today.

His latest, Slow

Rob Miller The Hours Are Long But The Pay Is Low – A Curious Life In Independent Music    There are 27+ compelling little chapters to this story, told with enthusiasm & nostalgia with an inspired delivery. Even the introduction has some sharp sentences about what the music perceives to be. Music, commercially, has been […]

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  Mark Davidson was an adjunct professor at the University of Texas and working for historian Douglas Brinkley as a research assistant in the summer of 2017 when he found a job in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that seemed like the right fit. The previous year, Bob Dylan had sold his vast archive to the George Kaiser […]

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