She is the one of the hottest producers and songwriters in Nashville!

Alex Kline talks with Tiffany about her songs that have been recorded by Tenille Arts, Reba, Ronnie Dunn, Gary Allan and more, as well as and being the producer and cowriter of the first all female only team to have a number one hit! Alex also plays multiple instruments and often becomes part of the song melodies.

On this episode of ‘What’s Mine Is Yours With Tiffany Woys,’ Tiffany continues her conversation with songwriter Kent Blazy who co-wrote four of Garth Brooks’ number one hits.

On this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours With Tiffany Woys,” Tiffany talks to Mega Superstar songwriter Kent Blazy who co writes with Garth Brooks.

The first song Garth and Kent penned together was "If Tomorrow Never Comes," which became the first number one song for both. The friendship and writing partnership continued as Garth included eight more of their songs on his albums.

On this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes Grammy nominated songwriter and producer Forest Glen Whitehead.

Forest talks about his time with Kelsea producing and writing her hits on her Grammy nominated album. He also talks about touring with Brandy Clark, performing at the Ryman, and realizing his dreams and passions put him right there at the Grand Ole Opry, and how a travel trailer made him a success in Nashville.

Lynn and Tiffany talk about his start in songwriting, his taste as an artist, writing room experiences, the more than 1000 songs he's written, and much more. Lynn shares his views of the Nashville music scene and his wife, Tammi Kidd Hutton, joins in on the conversation about writing, working together and living in Nashville as a songwriting couple.

On this episode of What's Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with songwriter Lynn Hutton, a Tennessee native, who has written hits for Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Jason Aldean, and Darius Rucker to name a few.

Tiffany continues the conversation with D. Vincent Willams. He  was leaving Nashville behind. He had had enough, and that is when he wrote the song that said goodbye to Nashville, that bitterly sad song, on his way out of town- the one that blew up his career and his future, and made him a massively successful and influential songwriter.  

Talk about a guy who epitomizes the name of this podcast...On this week's episode of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with D. Vincent Willams. He was leaving Nashville behind. He had had enough, and that is when he wrote the song that said goodbye to Nashville, that bitterly sad song, on his way out of town- the one that blew up his career and his future, and made him a massively successful and influential songwriter. Now listen to the story behind that song that also made him an ACM award winner.

On this week's episode of 'What's Mine is Yours,' with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes the first Texas born and bred songwriter to the show. Jason Saenz has written hits in both pop and country for Gavin DeGraw, Little Big Town, LeeAnn Womack, Brandy Clark, Banners and over 30 other country and Pop artists.

In this episode, the conversation continues as the Warren Brothers talk about being brothers with an unbreakable bond who not only work together, but have also shared pretty much everything in life. Brad shares with Tiffany about the profound loss of his son and how it changed the whole family and their lives for the things that really matter.  He has also started a podcast about grief, 'Good Grief, Good God.'  

On this episode, Tiffany unleashes the Warren Brothers, who say things no one else will say. Brett and Brad Warren share stories about their Billboard #72 party, the story behind “Red Solo Cup,” their path to sobriety, and more. They are “somebody.”

They’ve written with and for Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Steven Tyler, Faith Hill, Dierks Bentley, Toby Keith, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, and many more.

Ben Caver wrote his first number one song called “Here Tonight” (performed by Brett Young. He’s had his songs recorded by Carrie Underwood, Kane Brown, Kenny Rogers, Lauren Alaina and more. He’s also a go-to background vocalist for Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Thomas Rhett, and Brett Young.

On this episode of ‘What’s Mine Is Yours,’ Tiffany continues the conversation with Sea Gayle Music’s Chris DuBois, one of Nashville’s most brilliant, creative and analytical minds. This episode is the second of two parts.

On this episode of 'What’s Mine Is Yours,' Tiffany sits down with Sea Gayle Music’s Chris DuBois, one of Nashville’s most brilliant, creative and analytical minds, for a very rare and insightful conversation

In this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany talks to her very first female guest. Songwriter, artist, producer and manager Tammi Kidd Hutton. Tammi tells the story behind her smash #1 LeAnn Rimes Country and Pop hit, “Probably Wouldn’t Be This Way," and the unbelievable story of how it influenced Tiffany’s own career.

In this episode of 'What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany welcomes hit songwriter Shane Minor. Born in Modesto, California, and raised as a cowboy's son and a preacher's grandson, Shane became a professional bull rider and later a member of the Los Angeles Police Department before making his big move to Nashville, Tennessee.

In this episode of 'What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany welcomes hit songwriter Shane Minor. Born in Modesto, California, and raised as a cowboy's son and a preacher's grandson, Shane became a professional bull rider and later a member of the Los Angeles Police Department before making his big move to Nashville, Tennessee.

Listen in as Tiffany and Jeffrey talk about the political climate in Nashville, and how it is adversely affecting both artists and songwriters ability to write what they really feel.

Tiffany asks Jeffrey about the writing of "What Hurts the Most," and how a "stupid little guitar riff" that Jeffrey was absentmindedly strumming became one of the most powerful instrumental intros of a song in country music history. Plus, hear the stories of the incredible worldwide impact of Jeffrey's song, "My Wish," on generations of country fans.