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3,000 Songs, 10 #1s, 1 Hall of Fame Career: Tom Douglas on His Iconic Journey

3,000 Songs, 10 #1s, 1 Hall of Fame Career: Tom Douglas on His Iconic Journey

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In this episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, Stephan sits down with Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy-nominated songwriter Tom Douglas. Known for penning modern classics like “The House That Built Me” (Miranda Lambert), “I Run to You” (Lady A), and “Raise ‘Em Up” (Keith Urban & Eric Church), Tom’s songs have become the soundtrack of a generation. But this conversation is about far more than just hit records.


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This episode explores:

• Late bloomers and second chances: Tom shares how his first hit didn’t come until age 41—and why your best years may still be ahead.

• Faith, failure, and surrender: How embracing brokenness and surrendering control changed the course of Tom’s life and career.

• The inner critic and “the rat on the piano”: Why so many creatives struggle with self-doubt—and how to keep showing up anyway.• Grief and redemption: Tom reflects on the complex relationship with his father, addiction, healing, and finding beauty in loss.

• The power of pain: Why Tom believes the greatest beauty is often found on the other side of suffering.

• The truth about success in Nashville: From over 3,000 songs written and only a handful recorded, Tom explains why songwriting is about creating and sharing—then letting go.

• Writing for art vs. writing for hits: The paradox of chasing commercial success while staying true to your authentic voice.

• Advice for stuck creatives: Tom offers heartfelt advice for anyone paralyzed by self-doubt and fear of failure.


This episode is a masterclass in life, faith, creativity, and resilience. Whether you’re a songwriter, a dreamer, or someone navigating loss and searching for purpose—this conversation will remind you that it’s never too late to become who you were meant to be.

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