On this episode, we're comin' in hot as Steve Ewing of The Urge returns to the show ahead of his performance at Storytellers: Steve Ewing on May 26th! This intimate acoustic event with the bombastic frontman of The Urge is not to be missed! We also will be spinning a ton of great tracks, including new music from The Many Colored Death and David Wax Museum!

Our guest is blues phenom, Joanne Shaw Taylor! She and Colin have a great chat about coming up as a prodigy in England and her special professional relationship with Joe Bonamassa. We also spin tracks by Ben Folds, Devon Gilfillian, Jason Isbell, Ritch Henderson, and Grace Potter.

We sit down with tear-in-yer-beer Country stalwarts Arlo McKinley & Ritch Henderson before they take the stage at Rose Park. In this deep-dive chat, we talk about their musical journeys and what makes Columbia such a special place to perform.

Colin meets with Ivan Neville. Ivan is the son of Aaron Neville and has played part in the lineage brought to us by The Neville Brothers. Now, Ivan is releasing his first album in 20 years.

On this episode of BMMH, Colin is joined by Mid-MO folk legend Dave Para. We talk about his Big Muddy Folk Festival and do a deep dive into Missouri history and oral traditions.

In the Season Premiere of the Big Muddy Music Hour, Colin is joined by Willi Carlisle, whose recent ascension on the folk and alt-country scene is as astounding as it is deserved.

For the first time ever, Colin hosts the members of his band Decadent Nation ahead of their album release this Friday. Colin chats with Devin, Zack, and Kyle about musical beginnings and what went into their self-titled album that is six years in the making.

Colin catches up with blues rock icon Kenny Wayne Shepherd! We have a great chat about the celebration surrounding the 25th anniversary of his hugely successful album Trouble Is... Also, Colin has a big announcement that you aren't going to want to miss.

We have a fascinating convo in store with Mat and Carina from Puscifer. We'll also be playing a track from Mid-MO's own Moose Plural.

On this week's show, Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show joins the show only minutes before the band rocked the Roots N Blues Festival stage and covers the roots of the bluegrass acts' vaudevillian impulses as well as their new album Paint This Town.

On this week's show, Austin Kolb joins the show to talk about reggae and the intersection of creativity between music and videography.

This week on BMMH: Pat Kay and Ben Miller return to the show to talk about their midwest supergroup MK Ultra. It's a fun, free-wheeling hour that explores their folk electronica project.