Industry Ink: Chris Young, Blind Tiger Record Club, Musically Fed

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Chris Young’s Podcast Hits Listener Milestone


Chris Young‘s new podcast, The Quad With Chris Young, a weekly series launched by the multi-platinum entertainer at the beginning of 2020, has hit a major milestone this week, notching over 100,000 listening hours since its inception. Each week Chris, along with his co-hosts and friends Josh, Haley “The Bear” and Ryan, discuss four topics: Sports, Music, Movies and a weekly Hot Take.

Nashville’s Lightning 100 Adds “Blind Tiger Record Club On Air”


The “Blind Tiger Record Club On Air” radio show debuted on Lightning 100 (100.1 WRLT) yesterday (July 20) and returns every other Monday from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. CT.

The Blind Tiger Record Club is a vinyl subscription service started in 2017 in Nashville. Members pick from four different styles and receive vinyl delivered directly to their door each month. On each new episode, Blind Tiger Record Club founder David W. Williams and Product Manager Rudy Newman host panel discussions on albums released on vinyl each month.

Musically Fed Humanitarian Effort Aids Nashville Music Industry Workers

On July 13, many behind-the-scenes workers in Nashville’s music industry were aided by the humanitarian initiative Musically Fed.

At Soundcheck Nashville, more than 140 families were given meals, fresh produce, dry goods, bottled water and other food products, courtesy of Minneapolis’s Loaves & Fishes, via two semis loaded with supplies.

Production director Jake Berry, with Just a Bunch of Roadies co-founders Charlie Hernandez and Lori Tierney, powered the Scottsdale-based Musically Fed’s effort to feed live event workers and their families in Music City. Rhino Staging, Ben Jumper of Soundcheck Nashville, Kris O’Connor of Dega Catering and dozens of others answered Musically Fed’s call to distribute meals and groceries to local gig workers.

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