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On The Porch With Front Porch Music
On The Porch with Front Porch Music is a Canadian country music podcast built around real conversations and genuine connection.
Every two weeks, hosts Logan Miller and Jenna Weishar sit down with the artists shaping Canadian country music — from the biggest names in the genre, to rising stars, to the ones you might not have heard of yet (but will soon). It’s less about rapid-fire questions and more about pulling up a chair, slowing down, and talking about the stories behind the songs.
The Front Porch has always been a gathering place in country music, and that’s exactly what this podcast is: the digital front porch for the Canadian country music community.
Proudly CCMA-nominated and Canadian Podcast Award–nominated, On The Porch celebrates the people, moments, and music that make the Canadian country scene so special.
Pull up a seat and join us on the porch.
On The Porch With Front Porch Music
Serenading Bachelor Nation with Griffen Palmer
This week on the pod we have an artist that has been making waves over the past year. Griffen Palmer has been one of the most talked about artists of 2023, and there’s no sign of things slowing down.
Griffen has been everywhere, and we’re here for it.
Griffen first came on to our radar when he appeared on NBCs Songland and his song “Second Guessing” ended up being chosen to be recorded by Florida Georgia Line.
From there the rest has been history …
He signed a recording contract with Big Loud records, appeared on The Bachelor to sing to the couple while on a date, and has been releasing songs and growing his audience.
RELATED: Griffen Palmer makes national TV appearance and performs on The Bachelor …
We wanted to get to know Griffen. So we had him walk us through his journey so far.
From growing up in Pickering, Ontario, to moving to Ohio to play Rugby in University, to appearing on two International TV shows.
We talk about it all.
So be sure to check out our conversation with Griffen Palmer
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