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Dan Rather is no stranger to conducting interviews with famous people, so he must feel right at home as the veteran journalist grills big names from the entertainment industry about their lives past, present and future. In the intimate interviews, Rather gets his guests to open up about their backgrounds and careers. The list of entertainers who have allowed the newsman to delve into their life stories includes Aaron Sorkin, Linda Ronstadt, Daryl Hannah, Merle Haggard, Roger Daltrey and Melissa Etheridge.
S3, EP7 "Trisha Yearwood"
Country singer Trisha Yearwood discusses her singing career and her cooking show.
S9, EP1 "Hillary Scott & Chris Tyrrell"
Dan Rather sits down with Hillary Scott of the Grammy-winning country trio Lady A, and her husband, drummer Chris Tyrrell to reflect on their lives as performers, partners, and parents to three young daughters.
S4, EP7 "Sammy Hagar"
The Red Rocker's life of fame and fortune outside of music and with Van Halen.
S8, EP2 "Blondie's Debbie Harry"
Rock and style icon Debbie Harry chats with Dan Rather about her groundbreaking career extending back to her time as the frontwoman of Blondie.
S9, EP6 "Michelle Branch & Patrick Carney"
Dan Rather catches up with hitmaker Michelle Branch and husband Patrick Carney of "The Black Keys" reflect on their family, influences, and their recent collaborations in the studio.
S9, EP4 "Jason Isbell & Amanda Shires"
Musicians Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires sit down with Dan Rather for a conversation about music, marriage, and their latest projects.
S9, EP3 "Fogerty's Factory - John Fogerty & Family"
American rock legend John Fogerty returns with his children Shane, Tyler, and Kelsy, to talk about starting their family band during the pandemic and what's to come from the next generation of Fogerty musicians.
S9, EP2 "Adam Horovitz & Kathleen Hanna"
Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz and rocker Kathleen Hanna join Dan Rather to talk about their influential careers and lasting relationship.
