Randy Houser, Mackenzie Carpenter, Ryan Beaver, Jacob Hackworth & Tucker Wetmore - The Big 615 Presents The StormeCast
The BIG 615 presents The StormeCastShow Notes
Storme Warren made his annual trip to Maui, Hawaii for the No Ka ‘Oi Songwriters Festival in 2025. During his visit he caught up with Randy Houser about new music coming from Randy, Mackenzie Carpenter and Storme talked about all the songs that Mackenzie and her brother Micah have written and are writing for Megan Moroney. Storme and Tucker Wetmore talk about why interviews are just better in Maui, along with Tucker’s rise in country music over the last couple of years. What would a songwriters festival be without songwriters – so Storme caught up with Ryan Beaver and Jacob Hackworth. It’s all here on this episode of the StormeCast…from Maui!
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