BONUS EPISODE: Ryan Hurd Interview

Bobbycast

Nashville Podcast Network

Music, Music Interviews

4.9 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2022

⏱️ ? minutes

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Summary

Bobby had Ryan Hurd stop by the studio to discuss his journey from song writing to becoming a performer. They talked about the difference in being an opener versus the headliner, the fatigue of a tour, life and behind the scenes on a tour bus, and much more!

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0:00.0	Where were you in 92 bouncing your butt to Sir Mixla?
0:03.9	Wondering if you like Billy Ray Cyrus could pull off a moment?
0:06.7	Now I had as a podcast all about it.
0:09.0	I'm Jason Longfie and on my new show Where Were You in 92,
0:11.6	we take a ride through the major hits,
0:13.2	one hit wonders and shocking scandals
0:14.7	that shaped the wildest 12 months in music history.
0:16.9	You know, the president came after me,
0:18.9	everybody time-warner with madness.
0:21.5	Music was magic and I had completely burned that to the ground.
0:25.8	I realized I'm the forbidden fruit.
0:28.6	So listen and follow Where Were You in 92 on the I Heart Radio app,
0:31.6	Apple Podcast or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.
0:34.3	Go!
0:36.3	On the Bobby Bone Show now.
0:38.2	Ryan Hurt.
0:39.4	I think I saw on your Instagram your opening for Sam Hunt this past weekend.
0:43.2	Mm-hmm.
0:43.8	Yeah.
0:44.3	What's the difference for you as far as your mindset
0:48.1	before you go on stage if you're like the main support act or if it's your show?
0:52.2	Oh, it's so much easier to open these days.
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