Thank You For Listening

Apr 25, 2026

0h 26m

★ 10.0

As long as my lungs are filled with breath, then I ain't dead yet.

Overview

Joshua Ray Walker faces the fragility of life as he confronts a life-altering cancer diagnosis. As he prepares to return to the Grand Ole Opry, the film captures an intimate portrait of an artist grappling with mortality while confronting the legacy he will leave behind. Blending lyrical visuals, performance, and moments of quiet reflection, the film explores how music sustains, redeems, and endures. It is a meditation on resilience, legacy, and the human drive to create meaning even in the face of life's limits. Directed by Emmy Award-winner Gene Gallerano and Bob Ray, and produced with Texas Monthly, this short documentary is a deeply personal yet universal exploration of survival, artistic courage, and what it truly means to leave a lasting imprint.

Genres

Documentary

Music

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Texas Monthly

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Self

Joshua Ray Walker

Grandpa

Dan Winters

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7.0

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7.4

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9.0

One of Us

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9.0

Sari Red

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10.0

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6.3

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5.9

Sport, Sport, Sport

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0.0

She Fishes

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10.0

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8.1

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10.0

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0.0

Afrikki

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No overview available.

6.9

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0.0

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0.0

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9.0

Seraphim Bit-Kharibi - God's Gift

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