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Behind the Byline: Michael McCall's Country Music Journey
On this episode of Applaudable Perspectives, veteran music journalist Michael McCall sits down with PLA Media founder Pamela Lewis to reflect on his storied career in country music. From the stories behind the stories to the artists and songs that shaped Nashville, Michael shares memories, insights, and the moments that defined his journey as one of country music's most respected chroniclers.
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