The Marty Smith Podcast #15 - Rhett Akins

[@danharrington5402]

Rhett Akins Sr is a legend and his son is following in his footsteps. At 46, I'll admit it, I paid the "Thomas Rhett" ticket price to to hear "That aint my truck" and "She said YES" 🤘 Amazing interview Marty, as always top of the food chain in your profession. Like Rhett, future HOFer!

[@darrellgarrett72]

Rhett is such a Class Act!!

[@chrisrose5740]

Great interview !!!

[@terrybush7]

Great interview. Rhett is a class act.

[@eileenking4699]

Sir. You definitely succeeded. You have a wonderful & beautiful kind pure heart of gold like your son. Mr. Thomas Rhett. My oldest daughter & i saw him in concert here in Columbia, Missouri at the Blue Note we also won meet & greet passes from clear 99 FM. We took pictures & he is totally amazing. Y'all are truly blessed. I appreciate y'all & everyone from the bottom of my heart & soul. I love y'all & so many other's as my true friends & my music family always & forever. I will always support y'all & keep your music playing. God bless y'all & every one. May y'all have a wonderful & blessed Wednesday on this first of September, 2821. Be good kiddos. God bless y'all.

[@paulajane9828]

Awesome interview love your music forever ♥️ 🎸 🤠 ❤

[@sayyeah3879]

Soooooooooooooo totally AWESOME!!!! Love your take on ALL things, you are an awesome, awesome individual! Loved your time on the #JustinMoorePodcast, you and Rhett Akins are the two I have watched numerous times! Thank you for being so genuine, I first started watching you when you were a NASCAR pit reporter. Loved your back story how you got to the TV side, we are all blessed to be able to hear your perspective. You are so relatable with all subject matter! Thank you again Marty Smith!

[@NoCoverCharge]

hell yeah

[@eileenking4699]

Totally awesome & he's blessed as is him son.

[@user-xu6bd3ft7p]

I like Faith Hill and Terri Clark too❤

[@eileenking4699]

Amen.

[@user-xu6bd3ft7p]

And the Atlanta Braves are losing to the Texas Rangers on Biased ESPN!!!

[@DennetteLivingston]

I love Rhett's early stuff, but rap and hip-hop has no place in country music,