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New on BHTV On Demand in June will be an episode of America's Backroads that takes an in-depth look at the music and eclectic personalities in Austin, TX. Other new episodes this month  include a Backstage Pass that takes a behind the scenes look at the Jim Stafford Theater,  more Classic country music from the American Jukebox Theater in Pigeon Forge, and Heart to Heart episodes with Karen Brooks and
Mark Collie.
On Demand Schedule
Dish Network
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will re-air on
Saturday, June 3rd at 11pm eastern on Men's Outdoor and Recreation
Channel 218 on Dish Network.
Travels with Ronnie
Let's Have a Bluegrass Picking Party
 The best place to hear and play bluegrass music is at Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Park in Bean Blossom, Indiana…so guess where I'm going? For a solid week, June
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Along the BlueHighways
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As we bumped along the road, brother Mark at the wheel and our 79 year old Dad next to him, my brother yells back to me "Mom and Mary Jane are too scared to come on this road, so we knew you would like it!" How did I get the reputation as
a woman that likes the "one step beyond adventure" tours?
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BlueHighways TV
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Hendersonville, TN 37075
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The start of the summer season usually means nothing but replays on television...however BlueHighways TV is going to
continue to provide some new programming on RFD-TV through the month of June. 
will have new episodes including a second special episode celebrating the history of the Renfro
Valley Barn Dance starting June 6th and a show featuring Front Range.
this month will feature JD Sumner and the Stamps and an episode with stories, poetry and music from Barbara
Fairchild. 
not been seen for over 10 years and is exclusive to BHTV; a live private party concert
performance with Jerry Jeff Walker in Springfield, MO; and recorded in Branson, MO, JoAnn Castle of the Lawrence Welk show.
I left the Ozarks of Missouri in 1962 to move to Nashville and pursue the music that I loved and, as it turned out, spend the
rest of my natural life singing and "whanging" away on my old J45 Gibson as I traveled down every backroad and blacktopped highway in America. 
No one deserves the honor of induction into the Missouri Country Music Hall of Fame more than does Stan Hitchcock. Stan has made a
major impact on the world of country music. His recording career created a jillion fans, his TV show Heart to Heart is still a classic, and his leadership in keeping country music alive on television is priceless. Stan is a country music
icon and an American treasure. Stan, thanks for being my long time and very special friend. .jpg)
"I wonder what it would be like to live in a world
where it was always June." L.M. Montgomery Author (1874-1942), "Anne Of The Island" (1908)