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Justine and Bruce continue their conversation with Michael Ray on this edition of ‘Which Way Is Catering?’  Michael talks about ‘Whiskey and Rain’, his first CD he bought, biggest highlight of his career, Guinness Book of World Records and sparklers, Post Malone, Higher Education Project, The Opry, Karaoke go to song, Brantley Gilbert plays a prank, and sending random packages. He discusses ‘wish I did and wish I didn’t’, UFC & wrestling fan, and playing guitar with a new tattoo! Thanks for listening and be sure to leave a rating and review!

On this week’s episode of ‘Which Way Is Catering? with Justine and Bruce’, they start the conversation with Michael Ray sharing stories about apartment living, neighbors and traditional country music. Michael chats Variety Attractions, catering, hunting and grilling gator, grandfather stories, and collaborating with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top! If you like this week's episode, please leave Justine and Bruce a rating and review.

On this edition of ‘Which Way Is Catering? with Justine and Bruce’, the podcast begins as Bruce and David Lowery travel down memory lane working together at Backporch Records on the FOREVER record. David talks about injuries on the road, Johnny Hickman joining the band, playing for the Clinton’s, meeting Steve Wozniak of Apple, what nights are best to meet people in Nashville, teaching at the University of Georgia, favorite venues and artists, and seeing Merle Haggard. If you like this week's episode, please leave Justine and Bruce a rating and review!

Justine and Bruce sit down with Danny Aguilar, Assistant General Manager & Director of Marketing at the Delaware State Fair on this edition of ‘Which Way Is Catering?’.  Justine and Bruce serve up the conversation with Danny on the topic of the Variety Attractions family, the voice of the York State Fair, hospitality riders, artist requests, Darius Rucker, people watching, folks and friendships, and how he would love to sit down with Garth Brooks! If you like this week's episode, please leave Justine and Bruce a rating and review!

This week on ‘Which Way Is Catering?’, Justine and Bruce continue their conversation with Brantley Gilbert.  Brantley talks about collaborations with other artists, his relationship with his band and staff, memories of the Willie Nelson Throwdown Tour, catering favorites, 'Noodlin’ (Hillbilly Hand Fishing), his top fears, Civil War reenactments with his grandfather as the 'Little Drummer Boy', unusual meet & greet gifts, and a classified tour of military and historic memorabilia. If you like this week's episode, please leave Justine and Bruce a rating and review!

As they kick off Season Three of ‘Which Way Is Catering?’, Justine and Bruce step into the 'Dawg House' and enter the world of Brantley Gilbert.  Brantley gives a tour of his man cave, talks songwriting and putting songs on a record, meeting up with Toby Keith, signing “heads and tabs” at an in-store appearance, and BG Nation. If you like this week's episode, please leave Justine and Bruce a rating and review!

Today’s episode of ‘Which Way Is Catering? with Justine and Bruce - Drake White stops by and adds his thoughts about comfortable clothing, bringing the heat to every performance, grounding experiences, songwriting & storytelling, musical influences, sit in an ice hut and drink 70 beers in Wisconsin, build a fire change a tire, Whitewood Hollow, backstage vibe from Zac Brown, hardcore fans, Elon Musk, and Ford Broncos. Thanks for listening and be sure to leave a rating and review! To find out more about Variety Attractions and this podcast visit us at: www.varietyattractions.com 

Justine and Bruce continue their conversation on today’s ‘Which Way Is Catering?’ with Nik Wallenda. Nik shares stories about helicopters, overcoming fears, his footwear, overcoming accidents, biggest inspirations, future walks and maybe walking in space! Thanks for listening and be sure to leave a rating and review! To find out more about Variety Attractions and this podcast visit us at: www.varietyattractions.com

Don’t look down as Justine and Bruce take a walk on the high wire with Nik Wallenda on this edition of ‘Which Way Is Catering?’. Bruce starts off the podcast with a story about Nik’s longest walk ever, logistics to make a walk happen, stories about walks in Times Square, The Grand Canyon, over Volcanoes, how he grew up with fairs and Variety Attractions and distractions while on the wire. If you like this week's episode, please leave  Justine and Bruce a rating and review! To find out more about Variety Attractions and this podcast visit us at: www.varietyattractions.com 

Justine and Bruce had an opportunity to talk with country singer Tracy Byrd on this episode of ‘Which Way Is Catering’. Tracy shared some great stories about being on the road with George Moffett and Todd Boltin of Variety Attractions and “fried chicken”, friendship with Tracy Lawrence & others, hair styles, crossing the line at meet and greets, realize the meaning of his songs, dropping out of college, cancelled shows, great venues to perform, pre-show warm up routine, and practical jokes on the road. If you like what you hear, please leave a rating and review! Thank you, we appreciate it! To find out more about Variety Attractions and this podcast visit us at: www.varietyattractions.com

Justine and Bruce continue their conversation with Tony Levin on this edition of ‘WhichWay Is Catering?’ Tony describes Peter Gabriel’s reaction when he is taking photos with his camera from the stage, his new photo book, favorite musical thing to do, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, another excellent question from Justine, studio recording sessions with John Lennon/Alice Cooper/David Bowie/Lou Reed/Pink Floyd, King Crimson and Peter Gabriel show rituals backstage, and Tony’s wardrobe. Thanks for listening and be sure to leave a rating and review! To find out more about Variety Attractions and this podcast visit us at: www.varietyattractions.com

On this week’s episode of ‘Which Way Is Catering? with Justine and Bruce’, legendary bass player Tony Levin shares some of his many experiences throughout his career. Justine and Bruce talk to Tony about the Harley-Davidson 100th Anniversary, Spinal Tap, life and times with Peter Gabriel, road stories with King Crimson, Royal Albert Hall inLondon, Real World Studios, and stage production ideas featuring a helicopter! If you're enjoying the show, leaving a rating and review is a powerful way to help us build the audience. Thank you,Justine and Bruce appreciate it! To find out more about Variety Attractions and this podcast, visit us at: www.varietyattractions.com