tammy wynette

The episode looks back on the birth of their daughter, Georgette.

Your favorite country singers have lived in some pretty spectacular homes.

Country music has long lent itself to harmonizing and verse-swapping duos.

In some respects, the Country Music Association has always done better than a lot of organizations within the "Nashville machine" at incorporating women into its mission.

It's based on a successful book.

Fifty-four years ago today (Nov. 23, 1968), "Stand By Your Man" reigned in the top spot on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.

This kind of high living comes with a pretty high price tag attached.

Considering Wynette simply as a one-dimensional conduit for drama and heartache does a disservice to the nuanced contours of her work.

Let's talk about D-I-V-O-R-C-E ...

They're paying homage to the women who paved the way for them.

Women in country have historically had a lot to say, across a wide spectrum of politics and experiences.

On Oct. 4, 1978, Wynette was reportedly abducted from the parking lot of the Cain-Sloan Department Store in the Nashville neighborhood of Green Hills.