• Hosts: James Cox and Blake Mosley discuss music and personal experiences.
• Blake shares his love for hot apple cider and remedies for sickness.
• They talk about Christmas movies, focusing on "A Christmas Carol."
• Favorite Christmas song discussed: "Run Run Rudolph" by Chuck Berry, including its history and songwriting credits.
• Anticipation for upcoming covers of the song.
• Discussion on Christmas song covers, featuring Foo Fighters and their connection to the band.
• Foo Fighters: formed in 1994, won 15 Grammy Awards, and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021.
• Live cover of "Run Rudolph Run" praised for sound quality.
• Transition to Luke Bryan's successful country music career and his cover of "Run, Run, Rudolph."
• Comparison of Bryan's and Foo Fighters' versions, with split preferences among hosts.
• Encouragement for audience feedback on preferred versions.
• Hosts express appreciation for listeners and encourage subscriptions and reviews.
• Promotion of podcast's social media, YouTube channel, and mental health resources.
• Mention of additional podcasts by the hosts.
• Acknowledgment of sponsors offering discounts.
• Hosts wish everyone a Merry Christmas, emphasizing the power of music.

1.Introduction: The host, James Cox, welcomes Mz Coxx, a talented rising star in the music industry known for her powerful lyrics and dynamic performances.

2.Background: Mz. Coxx shares her roots in Decatur, Georgia, and her current residence in Atlanta, discussing the unique characteristics of Georgia's highways.

3.Challenges as a Female Artist: Mz. Coxx talks about the difficulties of being a woman in the male-dominated music industry,

emphasizing the lack of respect and the stereotypes surrounding female success.

4.Collaboration Experience: She discusses her collaboration with Lil Durk on the song "Headboard," mentioning that they did not meet in person during the process.

5.Independent Artist: Mz. Coxx clarifies that she is still an independent artist and shares her openness to potentially working with a major label if the timing and terms are right.

6.Upcoming Projects: She reveals that she is working on a three-song EP titled "3 Piece," which will focus on fun, party music without any features at this time.

7.Musical Influences: Mz. Coxx lists her musical inspirations, including Missy Elliott, Usher, Chris Brown, and Lil Kim, and expresses her love for the female voice in music.

8.Personal Favorite: She shares that one of her favorite songs is Usher's "Superstar," which she listens to daily and sings along to in her car.

9.Fan Engagement: Ms. Cox encourages listeners to follow her on social media and visit her website https://mzcoxx.com, emphasizing the importance of connecting with her audience.

10.Closing Thoughts: The episode concludes with a reminder of the power of music, encapsulated in the phrase, "when words fail, music speaks."

• Podcast: "When Words Fail Music" hosted by James Cox with guest Dave Moody from tribute band Hairball.

• Moody toured with Billy Ray Cyrus for nearly 10 years, becoming friends with his brother and serving as bassist.

• Highlights of touring include camaraderie, professionalism, and the realities of life on the road.

• Emphasizes that the music industry is often misunderstood as solely about partying.

• Moody's role focused on support and adaptability to Billy Ray's needs, pursuing happiness in music with financial success as a byproduct.

• Experienced performing at venues from the Grand Ole Opry to small bars, embracing all aspects of the journey.

• Currently with Hairball, previously with Thunderstruck; admires bandmate Chris Vox's talent.

• Developed ability to mimic Brian Johnson's voice through practice and love for ACDC.

• Discusses favorite ACDC albums and the importance of respecting original artists in performances.

• Aims to evoke nostalgia and excitement through detailed performances, embodying iconic rock personas.

• Addresses misconceptions about tribute bands, highlighting their role in reliving legendary performances for fans.

• Desires to bring joy and escapism to audiences, valuing emotional intensity in music over genre labels.

• Shares a personal anecdote about coffee with Willie Nelson and promotes Hairball on social media.

• Expresses gratitude for the interview and the power of music when words fail.