Wynonna Judd

"Twenty years, it's about damn time," Wynonna Judd said.

Artists like Shania Twain, Wynonna Judd, Tanya Tucker, Steve Earle, and Brandi Carlile join this iconic debate during the episode. It's an interesting group of artists to bring together. But in some strange way, it all made sense.

Wynonna even admits she initially didn’t understand why one particular pop song was also considered a country hit for a short period of time.

From epic duets between Kelly Clarkson and her mother-in-law Reba McEntire to the decades-spanning career of the Judds, moms and daughters rule in country music.

These country artists have all taken the stage during the NFL's biggest game of the year.

On Jan. 20, 1995, Judd's eponymous 1992 solo debut was certified quadruple platinum.

Naomi and Wynonna Judd, the mother and daughter that make up the Grammy Award-winning duo the Judds, made country music history throughout their career.

Dec. 4, 1991, was a sad day for the Judds.

Don't call it a quarantine — at least, not in front of Wynonna Judd.

Wynonna Judd has a half-sister, actor Ashley Judd, but it turns out she also has a half-brother.