Krystal Keith's guest appearances

Krystal Keith

The Mulberry Lane Show

Inside Music Row

Children of Song

Bud and Broadway Backstage

Extra Innings

Jim Kelly's 19th hole

Lee Brice

Joel Grey

Jim Dale

Kristin Chenoweth

John Pizzarelli

Tanya Tucker

Carly Pearce

Ashley Campbell

Jenny Gill

Vince Gill

Marcus Hummon

Allie Colleen

Brenda Lee

Holly Williams

Sara Evans

OwlTail

Swingdish is a golf clothing brand founded by Krystal Keith along with her mother and sister. More than functional golf wear for women they’re fashionable and have a creative touch with all their apparel. Krystal also shares stories about her country music career and how that’s added to her business experience.   Highlights:  Swingdish, how the name came about - 0:57 Being a singer - 1:58 Krystal's mom and the family - 2:22 Women’s fashion in golf - 2:57 Designing golf clothes for women - 4:14 Running a family company - 6:40 Having the best of the best in fabric - 8:04 Making mom happy with the designs - 8.42 College golfers - 9:22 Feeling good on how you look - 11:38 Where the brand is going in the next few years - 12:11 Their first PGA sponsorship - 13:47 Swingdish line and web page - 14:30 Being a songwriter and singer - 15:00    Resources and Links:  http://jimkellys19thhole.com/ https://swingdish.com  Connect with us on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcast platform, to get the latest episodes!

Swingdish is a golf clothing brand founded by Krystal Keith along with her mother and sister. More than functional golf wear for women they’re fashionable and have a creative touch with all their apparel. Krystal also shares stories about her country music career and how that’s added to her business experience. Highlights: <ul> <li>Swingdish, how the name came about - 0:57</li> <li>Being a singer - 1:58</li> <li>Krystal's mom and the family - 2:22</li> <li>Women’s fashion in golf - 2:57</li> <li>Designing golf clothes for women - 4:14</li> <li>Running a family company - 6:40</li> <li>Having the best of the best in fabric - 8:04</li> <li>Making mom happy with the designs - 8.42</li> <li>College golfers - 9:22</li> <li>Feeling good on how you look - 11:38</li> <li>Where the brand is going in the next few years - 12:11</li> <li>Their first PGA sponsorship - 13:47</li> <li>Swingdish line and web page - 14:30</li> <li>Being a songwriter and singer - 15:00</li> </ul> Resources and Links: <ul> <li><a href="http://jimkellys19thhole.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://jimkellys19thhole.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://swingdish.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://swingdish.com</a></li> </ul> Connect with us on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcast platform, to get the latest episodes!

Swingdish: Designer Womens Golf Apparel with Krystal Keith - Episode 2

In this episode of Children of Song, we find out what it was like growing up with country superstar Toby Keith.  According to Krystal, he was just one heck of a Dad.  A chip off the old block, Krystal brings plenty of personality and a ton of talent as she tries to burst onto the country music scene.Subscribe and download on your favorite podcast platform: Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Tune In, Stitcher.In this segment, we find out Toby Keith gave the music industry the "middle finger" after he visited Nashville as a young singer and music executives told him he wasn't good enough.  Krystal clears up that 5 of those 10 songs that he played back then for Nashville insiders went on to become big, big hits.  As a result, Krystal has grown up knowing she'll have to earn everything that comes her way in the music business.  Krystal talks about other early influences including Patsy Cline and even sings a little of her legendary Crazy.  She also sings excerpts of her Daddy's Should Have Been a Cowboy as well as her own Daddy Dance with Me.Robert K. Oermann hosts this entertaining episode with the series producer Brad Newman by his side.Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. We want to know what you think. Pitch us an artist, or simply spread the word and find out more about the series. #childrenofsong Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Children of Song, we find out what it was like growing up with country superstar Toby Keith. According to Krystal, he was just one heck of a Dad. A chip off the old block, Krystal brings plenty of personality and a ton of talent as she tries to burst onto the country music scene. Subscribe and download on your favorite podcast platform: Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Tune In, Stitcher. In this segment, we find out Toby Keith gave the music industry the "middle finger" after he visited Nashville as a young singer and music executives told him he wasn't good enough. Krystal clears up that 5 of those 10 songs that he played back then for Nashville insiders went on to become big, big hits. As a result, Krystal has grown up knowing she'll have to earn everything that comes her way in the music business. Krystal talks about other early influences including Patsy Cline and even sings a little of her legendary Crazy. She also sings excerpts of her Daddy's Should Have Been a Cowboy as well as her own Daddy Dance with Me. Robert K. Oermann hosts this entertaining episode with the series producer Brad Newman by his side. Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. We want to know what you think. Pitch us an artist, or simply spread the word and find out more about the series. #childrenofsong Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Krystal Keith:  Sweet & Tart