In A Mississippi Minute With Steve Azar

Today, Steve talks with country music legend Rudy Gatlin of the Gatlin Brothers about their career and the songs that have kept them making music together for nearly six decades.

Iconic country group Restless Heart is back on the road as part of their 35th anniversary tour, where they will share their music with their country fans. Larry Stewart, the front-man of Restless Heart, sat down to talk to his longtime friend Steve Azar about the band's journey over the past 35 years and his new album.

Today Steve talks to 2-time Cy Young Award winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen about his baseball career.

College football fans will better remember Ken Dorsey as the record-setting quarterback for the Miami Hurricanes that was a part of the program's 2001 national championship team and was the school's winningest quarterback in history and a two-time Heisman finalist. But with his playing career over, Dorsey isn't settling down. In fact, he may just be getting started. Today he talks with Steve Azar about his days on the gridiron and how his journey has lead him back to the state of Florida.

Actor Chris Mulkey is known as being on the most prolific actors in movies like Gotti, Whiplash, and Captain Phillips along with lots of screen time on shows like Twin Peaks and Boardwalk Empire. But he's also a talented musician and today he sits down with Steve Azar to tell you some behind the scenes and stage stories of how he's been able to keep going in the sometimes crazy entertainment business.

She's a sportscaster. She's a producer. She's a journalist. She's a philanthropist. And in Ann Liguori's spare time, she took a "Mississippi Minute" to talk to Steve Azar.

Dan Tyminski might have one of the most recognizable voices in music. Today he talks to Steve Azar about his journey from playing with the multiple Grammy award-winning band Alison Krauss and Union Station through singing "Man of Constant Sorrow" - the centerpiece song of the movie 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' to his work with the late electronic dance music artist Avicii.

For Father's Day, Steve talks to his father, Joe Azar Sr about what it was like growing up in the Mississippi Delta and what led him to found the first liquor store in the Magnolia state.

On this Father's Day edition of In A Mississippi Minute, Steve talks to his father-in-law, Charles Nabholz. Mr. Nabholz takes you through his upbringing on a small Arkansas farm through the path that led him to being Chairman Emeritus of one of the largest contruction firms in the South, Nabholz Construction.

For 5-time PGA winner Jim Gallagher Jr., the golf course is a place for family experiences. Gallagher enjoyed a 20-year professional golf career but for him, his family has been the most rewarding part of his life. After his PGA days, Gallagher turned to broadcasting the game, working for USA Network and now the Golf Channel but he still calls Mississippi home.

The longtime guitarist with Prince's legendary backing band the Revolution, Dez Dickerson (you might remember his trademark Japanese-flag bandana and blistering guitar work) sits down with Steve Azar to talk about his career during the 80s and his solo success within the Christian rock community.

Until the final game of his career, all signs pointed to College Football Hall-of-Famer Sterling Sharpe going down as one of the greatest receivers to ever play in the NFL. So, what happened to Sharpe? Tragedy. At the height of his career, in 1994, Sharpe suffered two neck injuries in back-to-back games while playing for the Green Bay Packers. As it turned out, his career was over. He was 29. But with his playing career over, Sharpe became a renowned sportscaster and finally got a Super Bowl ring thanks to his brother, Shannon Sharpe. Steve talks to Sterling about his incredible but short career and how his upbringing prepared him for success off the field.

Going on the road with a bunch of talented musicians isn't all glitz and glamour, says Paul Abraham, but a more enjoyable job would be hard to find. Paul spent many years as the road manager for acts Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bad Company, the Marshall Tucker Band, 38 Special, Billy Ray Cyrus and many more. And now he sits down with Steve Azar to talk about life on the road and the stories he's gathered along the way.

Javier Colon was the first winner of "The Voice". He has had an incredible journey since winning and Friday on SuperTalk Mississippi, you'll hear all about it on "In a Mississippi Minute with Steve Azar."

Steve Azar welcomes Mark Bryan, guitarist for legendary group Hootie & the Blowfish. He's a Grammy-winner, songwriter, producer, writer... and that's just the first five minutes! Hear about his solo tour that's going strong right now across the country and the future of Hootie & the Blowfish.

Hit singer/songwriter Ira Dean talks to Steve Azar about his career with trio Trick Pony through his relationship with the geat Johnny Cash.

Former U.S. Ski Team member Terry Ahola talks to Steve Azar about his life and career and what it took to become one the world's greatest skiers.

Director of the Delta Music Institute, Tricia Walker, shares her Grammy-winning music journey that brought her back to the Mississippi Delta

Former Heisman Trophy winner and 2-time national champion Gino Torretta sits down with Steve Azar to talk about his career and the trials and tribulations along the way.

Steve sits down with singer/songwriter, former professional boxer, and Tupelo, MS native Paul Thorn, who mixes rock, gospel, and blues to produce a unique Southern sound. Paul talks about what it was like growing up the son of a preacher through his career as a professional boxer to being one of the most colorful songwriters in the music business.