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After an incredible 5 year run, the Honky Tonk Time Machine hosted by K103’s own Glen Johnson has come to an end. That is, the weekly version.

The show will be brought back a few times throughout the year as a weekend holiday special, where you’ll hear the best songs from the late 80s, 90s and early 2000s, along with interviews with the artists, pop culture and music history, and those same ole’ Honky Tonk Shenanigans you’ve come to know and love!

During it’s 5 year run, the Honky Tonk Time Machine welcomed 65 different artists as co-hosts (listed below) with many of them coming back multiple times. For Glen, it’s a passion project. And he’s looking forward to revamping the show and bringing it back for a special holiday episode coming soon. Stay tuned and check back here to find out when that might be. It’s everything you need for a good time, and dripping in neon! The Honky Tonk Time Machine on K103!

More about Glen

Glen grew up on 90s country, heavily influenced by his parents’ love of the genre. He gravitated toward artists like Garth Brooks, George Strait, Randy Travis, Tim McGraw, Gary Allan, Tracy Lawrence, Alabama, Blackhawk, Joe Diffie and Martina McBride. Glen sang “Standing Outside the Fire” and “It’s Your Song” by Garth Brooks at his high school talent show, only to lose to Chris Janson (who ended up doing ok for himself). Like Chris, Glen dreamed of being a country musician, but says, “a severe lack of talent got in the way.” The two childhood friends reunited in May of 2024 when Chris co-hosted the show. It’s an episode that Glen holds near and dear to his heart.

Check out our Podcast page to listen to those full length interviews, including bonus content that didn’t make it to air. Also, keep checking back here to see who the next artist to come on the show will be!

Happy Honky Tonkin! – Glen

Honky Tonk Time Machine Members:

Tracy Lawrence (3 Times)

Darryl Worley

Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon (2 Times)

Billy Dean

Wade Hayes

Exile Keyboardist Marlon Hargis

Sammy Kershaw

Pam Tillis

Blackhawk lead singer Henry Paul

Aaron Tippin