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WSM's Eddie Stubbs adds a cable gig on RFD
Nashville radio star Eddie Stubbs will be featured on a new show that country music artist Marty Stuart is launching on the RFD channel. Stubbs is the long-time night jock on country WSM (650) in Nashville, and has been featured on the Grand Ole Opry for years. He’ll serve as Stuart’s side-kick for the 30-minute weeknight show that debuts in November. In addition, the channel is bringing back reruns of “Hee-Haw” for its revamped night-time lineup.
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