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Dale Watson is an award-winning hardest working real country music musician and producer who has been creating music and performing live for over 40 years. He has shared the stage with such icons as Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson, just to name a few. He has been seen on David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel, and Austin City Limits, but most of the time, he is touring the world, killing it for his fans, keeping the country music roots sound alive. With over 30 albums and singles, Dale knows his way around the recording studio, which is why he built Watsun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, complete with the 1937 board from Sun Studio.

Most known for his classic anthem-like hit "I Lie When I Drink" Dale's music ranges from swing to Honky Tonk and Rockabilly, and even scored the movie "Yellow Rose." His instrumental album "Memphians" was recorded at the Wat-Sun Studio for that most authentic sound.

As an actor, he was honored to work with Stephen King and John Mellencamp on the Musical Ghost Brothers of Starkland County, starred in the film Yellow Rose, and appeared in and contributed his voice to multiple nationwide commercials.

His lifelong respect and love of original country music are the foundation for all his music and his Ameripolitan Awards, which celebrate young up-and-coming country artists and legends. The Awards focus on Honky Tonk, Rockabilly, Western Swing, and Outlaw Country Music. Awards go to singer-songwriters, DJs, venues, Festivals, and musicians from those genres. Voting is comprised of fans and industry professionals, resulting in a much anticipated evening for over 10 years.

Currently, Dale continues to do what he loves... tour his ass off, write music, be in the studio, and spend time with friends and his wife, Celine.

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Grow With Frank Summers is Central Texas’ trusted horticulture show with the legendary Frank Summers. Each week, Frank shares expert gardening advice, seasonal planting tips, lawn care guidance, and practical solutions to help your yard, garden, and plants thrive in Texas soil. Whether you’re a longtime gardener or just starting to grow your green thumb, Frank’s decades of experience make this show a must-listen for anyone who loves the outdoors.

Have a question about your plants, trees, lawn, or garden? Frank is here to help. Email your questions to growwithfrank@cbntexas.com
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Born in Temple, Texas, Kenny Schneebeli grew up in Rockdale, where he graduated from high school. Kenny’s passion for radio began at an early age. At just 10 years old, he improvised his first broadcasts, using a microphone hanging from the antenna of his portable boombox to deliver radio-style reports.

His real radio career kicked off at KOOV Radio in Copperas Cove while he was attending Central Texas College in Killeen. Over the years, Kenny has lent his voice to numerous radio stations, both in Texas and beyond, showcasing his versatility and dedication to the craft.

For a decade, Kenny hosted the Texas Country Music Countdown, a popular radio show syndicated on over 50 stations worldwide, including KRXT. Today, he serves as the chart editor and executive director for the Texas Country Music Chart, further solidifying his role as a key figure in the Texas country music scene.

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Roney Castor is a highly respected and accomplished Tejano music icon, radio broadcaster, and Texas Radio Hall of Fame inductee. With over three decades of experience in the radio industry, Roney has become a household name in the Tejano music community and a beloved figure in Texas radio.

Roney's journey in radio began at KRCT 92.1, where he started his career in the early days of his career. His passion for music and entertainment led him to pursue a career in broadcasting, and he quickly made a name for himself as a talented and charismatic on-air personality.

In addition to his impressive radio career, Roney is also the founder of Ritmo Tejano, a popular music and entertainment group that has been celebrating the best of Tejano music for many years. Through Ritmo Tejano, Roney has showcased the talents of some of the biggest names in Tejano music, and has helped to promote the genre to a wider audience.

In recognition of his contributions to the radio industry and his dedication to promoting Tejano music, Roney was inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame. This esteemed honor is a testament to his hard work and commitment to his craft.

In June 2008, Roney joined KRXT 98.5, where he continues to share his passion for music and entertainment with his listeners. With his warm personality, extensive knowledge of Tejano music, and extensive experience in the radio industry, Roney has become a staple on the station.

Throughout his career, Roney has been dedicated to promoting Tejano music and supporting the artists who make it happen. He has worked tirelessly to bring the best of Tejano music to the airwaves, and has helped to introduce new generations of listeners to the genre. With his induction into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame and his ongoing contributions to KRXT 98.5, Roney Castor is a true legend in the world of Tejano music and Texas radio.

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Montana Lane is green in the radio world, but not a stranger to the Texas Country scene. He cut his teeth on albums ranging from The Highwaymen and Johnny Bush to Turnpike Troubadours and Randy Rogers. Born in Austin and raised in Coupland, he may be better known in these parts as Montana Lane Welch. Attending Taylor High School, he was a 2 time state medalist and 4 time national champion in the pole vault. Now, he has switched from stadium lights to spotlights to pursue a different calling as a 4th generation musician.

In the summer of ‘25, he got his first taste of radio as an artist, pushing his debut radio single “Livin’ Simple” to number 24 on the Texas Country radio charts, and is now continuing his career as an artist as well as beginning one as a DJ.

We’re giving him a shot here at KRXT to show us what he knows when it comes to true Texas Music as he makes his radio debut hosting the Texas Troubadours, where he’ll take us on a trip down memory lane AND introduce us to and let us hear from the up-and-comers of the genre, giving us an inside glimpse at what it takes to be the next big thing.

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In the tractor. Online. Or on your phone. The Texas Farm Bureau Radio Network brings you the latest news in Texas agriculture from the largest and most experienced farm news team in the Lone Star State. With six daily farm broadcasters and nine contributors spread throughout the state, we cover Texas agriculture like no one else can.

For the past two decades, we’ve been a leading source of agricultural news and market information for Texas farmers and ranchers.

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Jay Davis hails from right here in Lee County. A resident most of his life, Jay graduated from Thrall High School in 1994. He continued his education Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX graduating with a degree in Radio & Television in 1999 and completing an internship at Austin's KLBJ with Ed Clements.

Jay is the proud announcer of Rockdale Tiger Football, Lady Tiger Basketball, Rockdale Baseball and Lady Tiger Softball.

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Troy Kimmel, a native Texan, has been involved in broadcast meteorology even before his graduation from Texas A & M University (B.S., Geography) in 1984.

Starting in television back in 1978 at KBTX-TV in Bryan/College Station, as Weather Director, he was responsible for the weeknight weathercasts. In 1984, he moved to KVUE 24 Television (ABC) in Austin where he worked for almost ten years. From 1993 to 1994, he worked as Chief Meteorologist with the Lower Colorado River Authority and then from 1994 to 1997 as Chief Meteorologist with KTBC/Fox 7 Television. From 2003 through 2003, he worked as Chief Meteorologist with KEYE Television; he returned there as Chief Meteorologist in the summer of 2009. In 1997, he joined KVET/KASE/KFMK Radio Stations in Austin as Chief Meteorologist, a position he held until 2010.

Kimmel has been involved in teaching in the Department of Geography and the Environment at the University of Texas at Austin as a Lecturer / Studies in Weather and Climate since 1988. He also serves as Manager of the Weather and Climate Resource Center in the Department of Geography and the Environment. In addition, he serves as a member on the University of Texas Safety and Security Committee as well as a member of the Public Affairs Advisory Committee in the College of Liberal Arts.

As owner of KimCo Meteorological Services, he provides meteorological data and services to companies. Since 1990, he has also worked as Team Meteorologist with the football program at Texas A & M University providing game day and practice forecasts.

Kimmel holds his Radio and Television Seal of Approval from the American Meteorological Society and his Television Seal of Approval from the National Weather Association. He also holds a National Weather Service Certificate of Authority to take Basic Aviation Weather Observations. Kimmel has authored several publications including Inclement/Severe Weather and Extreme Temperature/Precipitation/Wind/Pressure Climatology for Austin and South Central Texas (2006), SkyWarn – A Guide for National Weather Service Spotters in South Central Texas (2004), Central Texas Law Enforcement Weather Spotting/Information/Safety Handbook (2004) as well as the USA Broadcast Meteorologist/Weathercaster Directory (1999).

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Hometown Highlights is a special segment dedicated to celebrating the local community. It features news, events, and stories that focus on the people, businesses, and happenings within the area. Listeners can expect to hear interviews with local personalities, business owners, community leaders, and other figures who are making a difference. It’s a great way for residents to learn about things happening in their area and support local causes, businesses, and events.

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Bleacher Bum Radio on 98.5 KRXT is the ultimate sports talk show hosted by four guys who openly admit they have zero shot at going pro—but more than make up for it with sharp sports insight and even sharper wit. After all, those who can’t play… talk!
Catch “Buffalo” Bill, “Killer” Kyle Kruse, Tommy the “Tire Guy” Harris, and Nate Maresh every Saturday morning from 8:00 to 10:00 as they serve up the latest scores, hottest stories, and wildest moments in sports—with plenty of laughs along the way.

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Saddle up for Cowboy Country Classics the best in Texas Swing. It’s a trip down the dusty trail of real country music, featuring the timeless sounds of the legends who built cowboy country. From classic honky-tonk hits to western favorites that feel right at home on the ranch, Cowboy Country Classics keeps the spirit of the West alive on the radio. Tip your hat, turn it up, and enjoy the music that celebrates boots, buckles, and true country tradition.

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Sunday Morning Gospel features a long roster of current Southern Gospel artists such as Brian Free, Karen Peck & The Kingdom Heirs to name a few, but also keeps up with the current Country Gospel side of the music industry such as gospel releases from Alabama, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, T Graham Brown & others or those who have classic gospel songs available. Also, some current main stream country artist that include acceptable gospel songs in new projects would be included as well such as Hillary Scott, Cody Johnson, Reba McIntyre and others. Always family friendly content and acceptable for all age groups.