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Traditionally Yours December 06, 2025

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New Podcast ! Traditionally Yours December 06, 2025 DJ Kent Thompson

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This week my guests are Monte Bragg and Steve Markwardt. Monte & I will discuss his music & career along with his testimony and Steve and I talk about American Country Network, Clarksville Creative Sound and what’s new with his music. More great Christmas music plus we remember the music & career highlights of Little Jimmy Dickens as he would have turned 105 on December 19th. Also this week Phillip Wildman, Curtis Potter, Sienna Rose, TerryandDebra Luna, Carlos Washington, The Western Flyers, Edward Williams, Dave Edwards, David Paul Nowlin, Mackynsie McKedy, Austin McKedy, EV Mae, Peggy Haverly, Pamela Rooney, Johnny Angel, Lee Sims and many more!!
Also the Hitchin’ Post will be open with Dena Wood bringing great conversation, pics and information. See you Saturday Morning at 9am starting just after the news Central Time!!
www.keepingitcountryradio.com at 7pm Central
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