Happy Hour with Deb
Happy Hour with Deb
Podcast Description
Unfiltered stories over good drinks 🍻🎶🏈New episodes every Thursday! 🎧🎙️
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of music, personal journeys, and family dynamics, with episodes highlighting artists like Ian Flanigan who discusses balancing fatherhood and musical aspirations, Kelli Belles exploring authenticity in songwriting, and Joe Hermes sharing his rise in the rock country scene while staying true to his roots.

Unfiltered stories over good drinks 🍻🎶🏈
New episodes every Thursday! 🎧🎙️
This episode of Happy Hour with Deb feels like one of those conversations you don’t want to end. I’m joined by rising artist Ivey Campbell, along with two of my favorite familiar voices—Holdyn Barder and Timmy McKeever—as we dig into music, storytelling, growth, and what it really means to find your place in this industry.
From songwriting and creative instincts to navigating the ups, downs, and quiet moments that shape an artist’s journey, this episode is honest, laid-back, and full of heart. It’s a reminder that no one does this alone—and sometimes the best conversations happen when the right people sit at the same table.
Whether you’re an artist, a dreamer, or just someone who loves real conversations and great music, this one’s for you.
Happy Hour with Deb
Real Talk. Big Feelings. Country Soul.
New episodes weekly — available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube
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