Hallie Kearns returns to the Columbia station and stages where her love of country music began.
Hallie Kearns is back at the Columbia radio station where she says she fell in love with country music. This time, she is the artist in the studio.

Country radio, callers, and station-life side roads.
Clear 99 On Demand is a catch-up feed for Clear 99's country-radio world, led by clips from Liz and Scotty's morning orbit. It moves from Ella Langley song talk to caller games, Facebook contests, station-van arguments, travel recaps, and Nashville industry conversations.
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Clear 99 On Demand is the catch-up feed for Clear 99's country-radio universe, built around short morning-show clips and longer Liz & Scotty's Poddy conversations. It sounds like radio after the song has faded and the personalities are still talking. The show is country first. Recent segments linger over Ella Langley's Dandelion, treating songs such as Low Lights and It Wasn't God Who Made Honky-Tonk Angels as prompts for storytelling, memory, and casual music history. The music talk is not academic. It is closer to a friend explaining why a lyric, mood, or descending progression suddenly clicked during a bike ride. That makes the country knowledge feel accessible. It also gives the show room to move from Dolly Parton, Hank Thompson, and honky-tonk tradition into present-day playlist moments without turning stiff. The rest of the feed runs on local radio texture. A $500 survey can become a tense guessing game. A station van turning 50,000 miles can become an oddly personal argument. A shirtless Riley Greene photo can fuel a ticket contest, a burst of Facebook comments, and a delighted caller named Heather. The show is comfortable making small things matter. That is its charm. The longer Poddy episodes stretch beyond the morning bit format, especially when Scotty recounts a Greece trip, explains how Colette Travel trips work, or answers listener questions. Another episode brings in Erica Primdahl for a conversation about seat filling, Primetime 615, new artists, writer's rounds, and the practical side of Nashville management. There are also everyday culture discussions, including kids and energy drinks and the way certain stories unexpectedly take over a morning. Clear 99 On Demand works best for listeners who like country music through the lens of radio people who notice the funny, specific details around it. It is warm, conversational, occasionally tangential, and firmly grounded in station life. The feed offers songs, callers, contests, travel, Nashville chatter, and off-mic arguments brought back on mic for everyone else to enjoy.
Made for: For country listeners who like morning-radio chemistry, song talk, caller games, local station stories, and occasional Nashville industry context. It also suits fans of conversational radio segments that can turn ordinary moments into running bits.
What sets it apart: The show mixes current country music commentary with the practical messiness of a working radio station: contests, listener calls, travel promotions, social media reactions, and behind-the-scenes conversations. Its strongest moments come from treating small station details with real curiosity and comic timing.
Catch up on the biggest happenings in Clear Country at your convenience with Clear 99 On Demand.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Hallie Kearns returns to the Columbia station and stages where her love of country music began.
Hallie Kearns is back at the Columbia radio station where she says she fell in love with country music. This time, she is the artist in the studio.


Small dilemmas, big morning energy.

Raw artist talk before the next record breaks.

Country artists, loose talk, real backstories.

Roots music with memory and muscle.

Country music from the room where it happens.
Clear 99 On Demand’s “A Clear Crew Christmas” collects holiday memories from Hira, Josh Ryan, Eric, Liz, Kira, and Scotty, including Las Vegas snow and Christmas traditions.
Liz and Scotty discuss the history and appeal of CMA Fest, including a legendary Garth Brooks autograph session, and tease an upcoming interview with a friend who attended.
A radio host discusses Ella Langley's song 'Low Lights' from her album Dandelion, exploring the sub-genre of country songs about the conflict between heart and brain in forbidden relationships.
A morning show host shares a country music history lesson about the song 'It Wasn't God Who Made Honky-Tonk Angels' and its origins.
A radio host guides a caller through a $500 survey game, trying to recall the last answer to win.
The hosts discuss a milestone of 50,000 miles on their station van and Liz's disdain for it.
A morning radio show gives away tickets to a Bert Kreischer concert by posting shirtless celebrity photos, with today's being Riley Green, and takes a caller who correctly identifies him.
Greg Warren previews a family-friendly show at Columbia's Missouri Theater on April 10 after opening for Nate Bargatze at Mizzou Arena.
Clear 99 On Demand interviews Nashville country artist Billy Dutch about balancing songwriting, performance, and a private ambulance EMT job.
Maddie Lenhart joins Clear 99 On Demand's Liz and Scotty's Poddy after her song "Sober" received two weeks of Woman Crush Wednesday attention.
Clear 99 On Demand interviews Nashville country artist Landon Wall about starting music at age six, signing a publishing deal at 16, and building an independent career.
Liz and Scotty recap Scotty’s Greece trip with Colette Travel, covering Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, food, ferries, walking, money, and listener questions.
Kip Moore discusses seven days alone in an Arizona desert after touring Europe for three months.
Liz and Scotty interview Erica Primdahl, founder of Prime Time 615, about seat filling at CMA Fest and managing artists in Nashville.
Liz and Scotty discuss a potential UK ban on selling energy drinks to minors and share listener reactions.
Halle Kearns discusses her full-circle journey from being inspired by a local radio station to being interviewed as a country artist on the same station's podcast.