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We just did.

We just did finally Fridays with WMOT, which is at third and Lindsley.

And then, yeah, our next plan is, and we've got a couple of things coming up in the next and then kind of going into Americana Fest, but we're really trying to do like a little Knoxville, Asheville, Charlotte, you know, so like kind of a trip out East and then maybe something, you know, North if we can.

Again, we have kids in school and we're school age, so it's kind of hard to go out on the road.

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From WMOT Roots Radio in Murfreesboro, Nashville, Tennessee, this is The String.

I'm your host, Craig Havikhurst.

Good to be with you.

There's that song we were talking about, They Never Do, by Charlie Worsham, featuring Lainey Wilson, a new country star that, speaking for myself, makes me feel good for a change about the major label world.

Charlie's my guest this hour on The String, and when we come back from a break, more about that very subject.

How does Music Row feel to him these days? I'm Craig Havikhurst, and you're listening to The String from WMOT Roots Radio.

Welcome back.

He was also engaged to another student from MTSU, a 22-year-old English major named Heather Offelman.

Heather worked at the school's radio station, WMOT, and she tutored in the Developmental Studies Writing Lab.

The people who knew her said that she was one of the nicest people you could ever meet.

Her greatest joy, by all accounts, was helping others.