KT and The Trout provide stimulating interviews with musicians and entertainers from around the globe. Both KT and The Trout have decades of experience of performing, singing, song writing and knowledge of the business of music.
Oct 29, 2025
Ever wonder how the song Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye came about. That story is now available on this podcast from The Trout Show.
Dive into the wild, improbable story of “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye” by Steam, a 1969 B-side that stumbled into #1 glory. Join us as we unravel how a throwaway studio jam, recorded in one night by a fake band, became a million-selling chart-topper and a timeless sports anthem. From the spontaneous “na na” chant to the drama of a sidelined singer and a label’s marketing ploy, we explo
Oct 24, 2025
Marcus Hummon is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer, playwright, and author whose illustrious career has left an indelible mark on country music and beyond. Born on December 28, 1960, as the son of a career diplomat, Hummon's early years were a global odyssey, taking him from Italy and Africa to the Philippines—experiences that infused his work with a worldly per
Marcus Hummon, one of the best-known Country Music Grammy winning songwriter and performer, exclusive interview now available on YouTube and Podcast. Check out it www.TheTroutShow.com
Oct 21, 2025
Ever wonder why the kings of hard rock called themselves Deep Purple? Spoiler: It's not the color—it's a sassy 1963 chart-topper by sax-wielding Nino Tempo & whisper-queen April Stevens! This podcast spills the tea on the song's wild ride: from big band roots to a flubbed demo that became a Grammy goldmine. Relive Nino's Hank Williams wail, April's "cute" narration trick, and Ritchie Blackmore'