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The Country Goldmine is a weekly radio show featuring the greatest country hits of the last 10 years. From Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Megan Moroney, The Zac Brown Band, Jelly Roll and many more. Hosted by Dylan Stone with a delivery reminiscent of Casey Kasem. The shows are family friendly and get weekly plays on many radio stations across North America. The production value holds well among the top listened shows on these radio stations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dylan Stone turns a country rotation into guided listening through concise artist histories, song context, and an easygoing radio presence.
The Country Goldmine moves like a radio hour, with Dylan Stone setting up each song through compact artist background, recording lore, and a light joke before letting the music take over.
Dylan Stone slips a story between country tracks, so your singalong gets a little context.
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Brisk country-radio patter that turns each song intro into a small story.
Country Goldmine moves at a brisk radio-host pace. Dylan Stone introduces Lee Bryce as a songwriter who shifted to the mic, then turns to Tennille Arts and the breakup song that became the first country radio number one written, recorded, and produced entirely by women.
A brisk country radio sprint that leans on momentum, lore, and a friendly host voice.
Country Goldmine moves with the snap of a quick radio lap, giving modern country its expected mix of big personalities and hometown-to-Nashville arcs.
A brisk, personality first country sampler, with ad breaks that can break the spell.
Country Goldmine moves fast, with Dylan Stone steering the set through playful, personality first introductions and a steady run of country moods.
Short country snapshots that turn each song into a clear, vivid scene.
Country Goldmine treats Megan Maroney's Tennessee Orange like a family-dinner feud, Nate Smith's World on Fire like a burst of heat, the Osborne Brothers' Stay a Little Longer like a sibling hangout, and Jordan Davis' Next Thing You Know like a quick pass through adult life…
A brisk country set that gives familiar songs clean, conversational framing.
Country Goldmine feels like a quick country radio stop, with Dylan Stone moving from Miranda Lambert's Bluebird and Eric Church's Drink in My Hand to Brothers Osborne, Dasha, Kelsey Ballerini, and Tyler Halverson without losing pace.
A brisk country-radio sampler with enough behind-the-scenes detail to make the songs stick.
Country Goldmine moves quickly through several country cuts, from the Martin boys' heartfelt harmonies to Willow Avalon's regret-soaked turn, then on to Blake Shelton's Come Back as a Country Boy, Eric Church's Springsteen, and Chanel Yates' Colorblind.
Quick country setups, vivid moods, and just enough mischief to keep the set moving.
Country Goldmine strings together Jelly Roll, Shelby Ray, Zach Bryan, and Priscilla Block in a compact country run that moves from bruised survival to kitchen jokes, regret, and missed moments.
Quick country-radio patter with just enough lore to keep the set moving.
Country Goldmine: Show #47/2025 - Part 2 keeps a brisk, conversational pace as it moves through heartbreak, jokes, and song lore. Dylan Stone keeps the setup tight and points to small behind-the-scenes details that give each track some context, whether the mood is breakup ache…
Records worth hearing, reasons worth arguing over.
Annual Songlines Music Awards ceremonies spotlighting global artists, from Afrobeat to sevda.
A high schooler's music diary — Grammys press pass stories to family concert interviews.
Rap verdicts, fight-night takes and wandering movie arguments.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features a curated selection of recent country hits, with host Dylan Stone providing backstories and insights on artists like Eric Church, Maren Morris, and Tyler Childer.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features host Dylan Stone introducing various country artists, including Tyler Hubbard, Kira Isabella, Whiskey Myers, Jenna Pellett, and Jordan Davis, with background stories and music tracks.
Host Dylan Stone presents a curated selection of recent country hits, sharing behind-the-scenes stories about artists like Chris Stapleton, Cain Brown, and Thomas Rhett, while promoting related podcasts and sponsors.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features a mix of country hits from artists like Luke Holmes, Cody Johnson, and Reba McIntyre, with host Dylan Stone providing fun facts and personal stories about each song.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features host Dylan Stone introducing popular country hits from artists like Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, and Chris Stapleton, sharing backstories and fun facts about the songs and artists.
Dylan Stone hosts The Country Goldmine, featuring country hits and artist stories, including Lee Bryce's songwriting for stars, Brandy Clark's inspiration from John Prine, and personal tales from artists like Callie Twizzleman and Paul Cawthon.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features host Dylan Stone introducing various country artists and their hit songs, sharing backstories about songwriting, chart achievements, and personal anecdotes.
This episode of Country Goldmine features host Dylan Stone introducing country hits from artists like Zac Brown Band, Billy Currington, and Cody Johnson, with backstories on their careers and song origins.
Host Dylan Stone presents a selection of recent country hits, sharing fun facts and behind-the-scenes insights about artists like Miranda Lambert, Eric Church, and Little Big Town.
Host Dylan Stone presents a showcase of country music hits, featuring artists like Ella Langley, Forty Hayes, and Bradley Gaskin, with insights into their backgrounds, songwriting, and rise in the industry.
Dylan Stone hosts The Country Goldmine, exploring country hits with fun facts and behind-the-scenes stories, including Taylor Swift's songwriting for Little Big Town and Chris Stapleton's raw recording sessions.
Host Dylan Stone presents a collection of recent country hits, introducing songs by artists like Jackson Dean, Kelsey Ballerini, and Morgan Wallen with colorful anecdotes and background stories.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features host Dylan Stone introducing various country hits from artists like Megan Maroney, Nate Smith, and Kane Brown, sharing backstories and fun facts about the songs.
Host Dylan Stone presents a curated selection of country music hits and artist profiles, featuring tracks from Jelly Roll, Shelby Ray, Nicole Summerlin, Jordan Davis, and others.
This episode of The Country Goldmine features a curated selection of country hits from artists like the Martin boys, George Strait, and Eric Church, with host Dylan Stone providing background stories and fun facts about each song.
This episode of Country Goldmine features host Dylan Stone introducing various country artists like Sully Burroughs, Morgan Wallen, and Cam, with insights into their careers and songs.
Host Dylan Stone introduces a segment about Megan Moroney's song 'Six Months Later' and plays the track.
Dylan Stone introduces a country music radio show featuring Jelly Roll's song 'Halfway to Hell' and discusses its themes.
Host Dylan Stone introduces Post Malone's country collaboration 'Guy for That' featuring Luke Combs, with humorous commentary about the song's theme and music video.
Host Dylan Stone introduces a country music radio show featuring the Zac Brown Band song 'Toes' with commentary on its meaning.
Host Dylan Stone introduces a country song by Tim Hicks, sharing background facts and playful commentary about the track 'Hell Raisin Good Time'.
Dylan Stone hosts a country music radio show featuring the hit song 'Band on Her T-Shirt' by The Washboard Union.
A weekly radio show playing the greatest country hits of the last 10 years, hosted by Dylan Stone.
Dylan Stone hosts a country music radio show featuring a song by Cross Canadian Ragweed, discussing its background and playing the track.
Host Dylan Stone introduces country artist Rory Feek and plays his song 'Someone You Used to Know' live.
Dylan Stone introduces a country music radio show featuring Hannah Juanita's song 'Honky Tonkin for Life' with background on the artist and production.