In this episode host Deb delves into the charitable work of "Teammates for Kids," a foundation started by country music star Garth Brooks in 1999. The organization focuses on aiding children through health, education, and inner city initiatives. Deb discusses the foundation's success and the important work they do.

In this episode of the "Garthology", host Deb gives the history of the newly installed addition that greets visitors at the entrance to Garth Brooks' Friends in Low Places Bar and Honky-Tonk.

In this episode of "Garthology," host Deb delves into the life of Colleen Carroll, Garth Brooks' mother. She explores Colleen's journey from her own country music career to her marriage with Raymond Brooks, and her profound influence on Garth and his siblings.  Deb highlights the lasting impact of Colleen's legacy on Garth, evident in his music and personal tributes, such as a tattoo dedicated to her. The episode paints a picture of the maternal inspiration behind one of country music's biggest stars.

In this episode, Deb, Pete, and Jess continue their discussion of Garth Brooks' "Man Against Machine," focusing on songs seven, eight, and nine. They discuss the songwriters' backgrounds, particularly Dean Dillon's, and the lyrics of the three songs.

Which is YOUR favorite song on "Man Against Machine"?

In this episode, host Deb delves into the storied past of Nashville's iconic Bluebird Café. She highlights its historical significance and encourages listeners to watch a documentary that captures the essence of this legendary venue. This episode is a tribute to the cultural impact of this renowned music spot.

In this episode of "Garthology," host Deb delves into the story behind "She's Tired of Boys," a song co-written by Amanda Williams and Garth Brooks. Deb shares insights from Amanda's blog post, detailing her collaborative experience with Brooks and the song's significant influence on her life and career. The episode also sheds light on Amanda Williams' role in the music industry and her work with Songpreneurs, an organization dedicated to supporting and educating fellow songwriters.

In this podcast episode, hosts Deb and Jess celebrate Garth Brooks' birthday by reading out fan-submitted birthday wishes. Fans from diverse locations like Denmark, England, and various US states express their love and admiration for the country music icon. The episode highlights the global impact of Garth Brooks' music, with messages showcasing fans' gratitude and the joy his work has brought into their lives. It's a warm tribute to Garth Brooks, emphasizing the strong connections he has forged with his audience worldwide.

In this podcast episode, Deb, Pete, and Jess delve into Garth Brooks' album "Man Against Machine," focusing on three songs: "All American Kid," "Mom," and "Wrong About You." They explore the emotional depth, musicality, and lyrical significance of the tracks, while also sharing personal connections to the music. Deb praises the album's creativity and the song "Mom" for its tribute to maternal love. Pete reflects on the emotional resonance of "All American Kid" in relation to military service. Jess offers a musical analysis of all three songs, highlighting Garth's vocal performance and the musicians.

Welcome to Season 5! In this episode, Deb, Pete, and Jess start their review of Garth Brooks' album "Man Against Machine," particularly focusing on the opening track of the same name and two other songs. They explore the blend of country and rock elements, the album's thematic focus on technology's impact on life, and Brooks' return to music after a 13-year hiatus. Deb, Pete, and Jess each share their personal insights, discussing the powerful lyrics, storytelling, and emotional depth of the songs, as well as the album's live performance energy. The episode also includes a shoutout to a listener from Denmark, highlighting the global reach of Garth Brooks' music.

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