Huckabee Guests

In the mountains of western North Carolina is the last outpost and gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains national park. The beautiful town of Bryson City! The area is loaded with interesting places to see. Like, the American Museum of the House Cat, the scrumptious Chocolate Shoppe, and a lot more you don't wanna miss.

Bud Cummins is a former United States Attorney of five years in the Eastern District of Arkansas, appointed by President Donald Tump. He currently is a lawyer in private practice. Cummins graduated from University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law and his areas of expertise include white collar criminal defense, political and election law, internal investigations, regulatory compliance, and complex commercial litigation. He also served as Chief Legal Counsel to Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee. Prior to forming a law firm in 2015, Cummins served as a Senior Advisor and a General Counsel with the Circumference Group which is a sector-focused investing and advisory team, specializing in public investing in information technology, telecommunications, and business-to-business services industries.

He is currently representing the family of Bryan Malinowski, a Little Rock City employee who was shot and killed by police during a raid at his home on March 19th, 2024.

Read more about the Bryan Malinowski case from the links below

Highly-acclaimed country music artist Buddy Jewell has announced the much anticipated release of “Sweet Southern Comfort,” which is a rebooted version of his 2003 hit. The 20-year anniversary of the beloved song called for something special, so Jewell invited fellow country stars Clint Black, The Bellamy Brothers and Marty Raybon to collaborate with him on the new single. With the original essence of the 2003 song still there, this newly released version brings a freshness that will transport listeners worldwide to the beauty of the American south. The soft sounds of fiddle, banjo and steel guitar help deliver a tune as comfortable as a front porch swing out in the country.

America chose Buddy Jewell as the very first winner of the USA Network's hit reality show Nashville Star. Buddy was the true viewer favorite from the very beginning, capturing 65% of the nationwide voting and beating out 11 other contestants, most notably, Miranda Lambert, by over 2 million votes on the final episode. He and America have been involved in a love affair ever since.

For Buddy's music and more, click the globe and social media icons to the left.

Butch Hartman is a well-known animator, artist, director, writer, producer, voice actor, entrepreneur, and Jesus-loving Christian. He is best known for creating the classic, Nickelodeon animated series The Fairly Odd Parents and Danny Phantom along with several others. He owns his own production company, Billionfold Inc., is the founder of Hartman House—a non-profit organization that supports those in developing nations—and helps his wife Julieann run her ministry, ‘Healing Journeys Today’. He has a very large social media presence and currently resides in Los Angeles with Julieann and has two grown daughters Carly & Sophia. 

Byron Donalds grew up in Brooklyn, New York, and he is also the proud son of a hardworking and loving single mother. His mother dedicated her time instilling in him that greatness requires sacrifice, which drives him as a devoted family man and United States Congressman.

Byron is a graduate of Florida State University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in finance and marketing. Byron's career led him to Southwest Florida, where he worked in the banking, finance, and insurance industries. Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2016, Byron represented Hendry County and east Collier County in the State Capitol. During his tenure in the Florida House, Byron served as the PreK-12 Quality Subcommittee Chair during the 2018-2019 Legislative Session and served as the Insurance & Banking Subcommittee's Chairman 2019-2020 Legislative Session. While serving in the Florida House, primarily focused on elder affairs, criminal justice reform, and ensuring that each child has access to a world-class education.

Byron is committed to serving and giving back to the community that gave him so much. He has served Southwest Florida in many ways, including previously serving on the Board of Trustees for Florida Southwestern State College after being appointed by then-Governor Rick Scott. Byron continues to volunteer in his church as a youth leader and a mentor. He also enjoys volunteering as a coach in youth football and basketball leagues.