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Jelly Roll’s Grammy speech struck a nerve because it spoke about faith, redemption, and telling the truth about where you come from. Those same values run through the music on Beautifully Broken, the album that just won Best Contemporary Country Album. In this episode, I sit down with Steph Jones, the songwriter behind “Born Again” and “Hear Me Out” on Jelly Roll’s Grammy winning album, to talk about who she is and how that kind of honesty and conviction actually gets built long before it shows up on a Grammy stage. Steph is also a co writer on “Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter and has written songs recorded by Selena Gomez, BLACKPINK, Kelsea Ballerini, Shania Twain, Little Big Town, and more. This conversation is not a recap of Jelly Roll’s speech. It is a deeper look at the inner work, faith, grief, and creative integrity that make moments like that possible. If Jelly Roll’s speech resonated with you, this episode will too. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

Priscilla Block opens up about the mental, physical, and spiritual “come to Jesus moment” that changed everything. In this conversation, Priscilla shares what burnout really looked like behind the scenes, how nonstop touring and pressure left her feeling empty, and the moment she realized she stopped recognizing herself. Sitting on a beach in New Zealand, exhausted and overwhelmed, she experienced a turning point that led her to reset her life from the inside out. We talk about what rebuilding actually looks like, not in theory, but in daily life. From small habits like walking and discipline, to faith, gratitude, and protecting your peace, Priscilla breaks down how she rebuilt her confidence and clarity. This episode covers: • Burnout and identity loss in the music industry • The mental, physical, and spiritual reset that changed her path • Faith, gratitude, and returning to her roots • 75 Hard and why discipline became self-respect • The pressure to stay relevant on social media • Redefining success beyond hits and numbers • Health, growth, and preparing for the next season of life This conversation is for artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, and anyone who has ever felt burned out while chasing something they love. If this episode resonates with you, subscribing is the simplest way to support the show. It costs nothing and it helps more than you think. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production #PriscillaBlock #PriscillaBlockInterview #PriscillaBlockPodcast #CountryMusic #FemaleCountryArtist #WomenInCountry #JustAboutOverYou #MyBar #WishYouWereTheWhiskey #PMS #GoodOnYou #ThickThighs #WelcomeToTheBlockParty #CountrySongwriter #ArtistStory #MusicIndustry #MentalHealthInMusic #FaithJourney #ComeToJesusMoment #TheStephanHoganPodcast

Full Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOjAs5F7-ds In this powerful clip from The Stephan Hogan Podcast, Kip Moore speaks directly to rising country artists about a mistake he believes is hurting new careers. He warns young artists to stop copying the styles of major stars like Morgan Wallen and Zach Bryan. He explains why imitation never leads to long term success and why building your own identity is the only path that lasts.  Kip Moore talks openly about what he is seeing inside country music today. He describes the pressure artists feel to chase whatever is selling at the moment and why that approach leaves them stuck as short lived trends instead of original voices. He uses Morgan Wallen’s explosive popularity and the wave of artists trying to match Zach Bryan’s sound to show how fast these trends disappear.  In this clip Kip Moore explains: • Why copying the current biggest sellers will never work in your favor • How audiences can instantly hear when something is not authentic • Why chasing trends leaves you behind the moment the original artist evolves • The importance of originality for anyone who wants a real career in country music If you are an independent artist, songwriter, producer, or a country music fan who wants to understand the current landscape, this conversation is essential. Kip Moore brings real insight into what is and is not working in Nashville right now, and why the future belongs to the artists who sound like themselves. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

In this episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, Stephan sits down with Mark Rucker for a deep conversation about royalties, income streams, ownership, and the financial blind spots most people never learn about. Mark Rucker is a senior leader at SoundExchange, the organization responsible for collecting and distributing digital performance royalties to artists and rights holders. His work focuses on helping creators understand where their money actually comes from and how ownership and royalties function in the modern music economy. Mark breaks down why so many talented people struggle financially, not because they lack skill, but because they were never taught how money actually works behind the scenes. From royalties and recurring income to the difference between earned income and owned income, this conversation exposes how misunderstanding cash flow keeps people stuck even when they appear successful on the surface. Together, Stephan and Mark discuss: Why royalties are misunderstood and underutilized The difference between one-time paychecks and long-term income streams How ownership changes everything Why most people work harder but make less over time The mental shift required to think in assets instead of hours This episode is essential listening for creatives, musicians, songwriters, entrepreneurs, and independent builders who want to stop trading time for money and start thinking about sustainability, leverage, and freedom. If you’re searching for podcasts about royalties, passive income, music business income, creator economy, ownership, financial literacy for creatives, or multiple income streams, this conversation with Mark Rucker will give you clarity most people never receive. No hype. No shortcuts. Just an honest discussion about money, responsibility, and building something that lasts. Connect with us: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced by Stephan Hogan A Mavericks Media Co. Production

Today, Bear Rinehart of NEEDTOBREATHE sits down with me for an honest, unguarded conversation. No talking points. Just heart. We get into: Writing alone vs. co-writing — why some songs need one voice, one story.Art over algorithms — keeping the human edge in an AI world.Faith, therapy, and healing old wounds — rebuilding identity, naming core beliefs, and choosing surrender daily.Sobriety on tour — boredom, balance, and why the show is the easy part.Fatherhood & leadership — raising boys, leading a band, and staying grounded when everyone’s watching.The new era — gospel-leaning songs, working fast with Dave Cobb, and chasing truth over format.Longevity — what keeps NEEDTOBREATHE fans coming back after five No.1 albums and sold-out tours.We also talk Red Clay Strays, John Mayer, why imperfect recordings can hit harder, and the story behind “Mama Loves Me.” Bear shares how morning writes changed his process, how demos shaped the band, and why the goal isn’t to “top the old stuff”—it’s to tell the truth now. If this episode encouraged you, share it. Text it to a friend. Post a clip. It helps a ton. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production #BearRinehart #NEEDTOBREATHE #Needtobreathe #MamaLovesMe #RedClayStrays #Songwriting #Songwriter #SongwritingTips #CoWriting #SoloWriting #ArtistInterview #MusicPodcast #Nashville #Americana #GospelInfluence #DaveCobb #TourLife #LifeOnTour #Sobriety #SobrietyJourney #Therapy #MentalHealth #FaithAndMusic #ArtistAuthenticity #RealTalk #CreativeProcess #StudioLife #NewMusic #WhereYouCallHome #MusicIndustry

Multi-platinum country artist Kip Moore joins The Stephan Hogan Podcast for an unfiltered conversation about truth, disillusionment, and the pursuit of authenticity in modern music. From his breakout hit “Somethin’ ’Bout a Truck” on Up All Night to his latest single “The Crown” and album Solitary Tracks, Kip opens up about walking away from the industry system — even while bringing in millions for his label, UMG. Ignored by executives and feeling disconnected from the machine he helped fuel, Kip made the choice to leave. He talks candidly about how that decision revealed who his real friends were, how many drifted when the business ties broke, and why he’s never been more at peace or more creatively fulfilled. Across albums like Wild Ones, Slowheart, Wild World, Damn Love, and Solitary Tracks, Kip Moore has built a devoted international following — from sold-out arenas in Australia and the UK to stadiums in South Africa — by refusing to chase trends or social media validation. Instead, he’s doubled down on honesty, faith, and the kind of connection that only comes through real art. In this episode, we talk about: • Why mystery, honesty, and risk matter more than ever • Walking away from UMG after being ignored despite massive success • How the people he thought were close drifted when he left the label • The creative and spiritual freedom that followed • Finding balance through solitude, faith, and surfing • Turning down a multi 6 figure half time show to protect his integrity • How he built global success without US radio support or TikTok fame • Why the UK, Australia, and South Africa embraced his music • The deeper message of Solitary Tracks A raw, honest look at what success really costs — and what’s waiting on the other side when you choose truth over comfort. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production #KipMoore #TheStephanHoganPodcast #TheCrown #SolitaryTracks #CountryMusic #Songwriting #UMG #UpAllNight #WildOnes #Slowheart #WildWorld #DamnLove #Authenticity #Faith #MusicIndustry #Australia #UK #SouthAfrica

Multi-platinum country artist Kip Moore joins The Stephan Hogan Podcast for an unfiltered conversation about truth, disillusionment, and the pursuit of authenticity in modern music. From his breakout hit “Somethin’ ’Bout a Truck” on Up All Night to his latest single “The Crown” and album Solitary Tracks, Kip opens up about walking away from the industry system — even while bringing in millions for his label, UMG. Ignored by executives and feeling disconnected from the machine he helped fuel, Kip made the choice to leave. He talks candidly about how that decision revealed who his real friends were, how many drifted when the business ties broke, and why he’s never been more at peace or more creatively fulfilled. Across albums like Wild Ones, Slowheart, Wild World, Damn Love, and Solitary Tracks, Kip Moore has built a devoted international following — from sold-out arenas in Australia and the UK to stadiums in South Africa — by refusing to chase trends or social media validation. Instead, he’s doubled down on honesty, faith, and the kind of connection that only comes through real art. In this episode, we talk about: • Why mystery, honesty, and risk matter more than ever • Walking away from UMG after being ignored despite massive success • How the people he thought were close drifted when he left the label • The creative and spiritual freedom that followed • Finding balance through solitude, faith, and surfing • Turning down a multi 6 figure half time show to protect his integrity • How he built global success without US radio support or TikTok fame • Why the UK, Australia, and South Africa embraced his music • The deeper message of Solitary Tracks A raw, honest look at what success really costs — and what’s waiting on the other side when you choose truth over comfort. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production #KipMoore #TheStephanHoganPodcast #TheCrown #SolitaryTracks #CountryMusic #Songwriting #UMG #UpAllNight #WildOnes #Slowheart #WildWorld #DamnLove #Authenticity #Faith #MusicIndustry #Australia #UK #SouthAfrica

In this episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, Nashville country artist and songwriter Adam Doleac reveals the hard truth about signing a major label record deal — and why he left Sony Music to go fully independent. Adam shares how his breakout single “Famous” nearly went gold before his label deal, how COVID and TikTok reshaped the music industry, and why owning his masters has given him freedom, creative control, and the ability to put family first. He also opens up about his new album *Dreamhouse*, life as a new dad, and the incredible story behind “Bar Named Jesus” featuring Thomas Rhett. If you want to understand the real Nashville music business, this conversation is packed with insight on publishing, royalties, streaming, merch, touring, and what it takes to build a sustainable independent career in country music. Watch now to learn: • Why Adam Doleac walked away from his Sony record deal • How “Famous” went from an independent hit to a stalled label release during COVID • The impact of TikTok and viral songs on record deals and signing bonuses • How Adam balances songwriting, touring, and family life as an independent artist • The truth about royalties, masters, and how record label recoupment works • Behind-the-scenes of “Bar Named Jesus” with Thomas Rhett • Why intimate acoustic tours are connecting Adam with fans like never before • Practical advice for independent musicians navigating Nashville’s industry Why listen? Whether you’re a country music fan, aspiring Nashville songwriter, or independent musician, this episode is an insider’s guide to the modern music industry. Adam breaks down record deals in plain English, shares powerful personal stories, and gives actionable advice on succeeding in country music while staying true to your artistry. Connect with us: [https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan](https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan) [https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan](https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan) [https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan](https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan) Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced by Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

Tell me if you know these names: Kelly Clarkson, Reba McEntire, Kane Brown, Lil Baby, Tim McGraw, Sexy Red, Blessing Offor, Miranda Lambert, BigXthaPlug, Ingrid Andress, Bailey Zimmerman, Monsta X, Ella Langley, Thomas Rhett, Lauren Spencer Smith, and Ben Platt. If you do, today’s guest, Laura Veltz, has written songs for all of them. She’s the Grammy-nominated songwriter behind “Blue Strips” (Jesse Murph), “The Bones” (Maren Morris), “Speechless” (Dan + Shay), “29” (Demi Lovato), “What If I Never Get Over You” (Lady A), “Drunk Last Night” (Eli Young Band), and “Lonely Eyes” (Chris Young). Laura has earned ACM, CMA, BMI, and NSAI accolades, is a four-time Grammy nominee, was honored in the Recording Academy’s inaugural class for Songwriter of the Year (Non-Classical) in 2023, and made history as the first woman ever to top Billboard’s Country Songwriter Chart. In 2022, Billboard also named her Songwriter of the Year. In this episode, we dive into: -The craft of songwriting—the rules, and how to break them -Mentorship and why it should always be free -The “post-hit hangover” no one warns you about -Mental health, meditation, and how to enjoy the creative process again -Her unique writing process with Jesse Murph and how “Blue Strips” came to life -The pressure of Nashville’s co-writing culture and how to find peace in it -Laura’s honesty and humor shine through in every minute of this conversation. This episode is a --masterclass for anyone who writes, creates, or dreams. Listen to Laura’s Podcast: Songwriter Soup Hosted by Laura Veltz, Liz Rose, and Erin Enderlin, Songwriter Soup explores creativity, money, and mental health in the songwriting business. Follow Laura Veltz: Instagram / TikTok → @lauraveltz Podcast → https://songwritersoup.lnk.to/listen https://www.simonsaysnashville.com - BEST MEN'S CLOTHING STORE IN NASHVILLE Shirt in this episode from there. Get in touch in the comments or at: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

In this episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, Nashville publisher Chris Farren shares how he built Combustion Music from scratch, guided only by gut instinct and a belief in songwriters. With 116 #1’s to date, Combustion Music has become one of Nashville’s most respected independent publishing companies, signing and developing writers like Ashley Gorley, Jeffrey Steele, and Kings of Leon. But the journey wasn’t easy—Chris transitioned from being a 9x#1 hit songwriter and producer to taking the biggest risk of his career: funding and running his own publishing company. In this candid conversation, Chris reveals: • How a songwriter’s instincts built Combustion Music from the ground up • The story of signing Ashley Gorley before he became the most successful songwriter in history • Why independence and self-funding were key to Combustion’s success • How Nashville publishing has evolved over the past 25 years • The realities of catalog sales, publishing deals, and royalties • What makes a great songwriter beyond just talent • The insecurities every creative faces—and how to overcome them • Chris’s biggest lessons from balancing songwriting, producing, and publishing Why listen? If you’re curious about the Nashville music industry, songwriting, publishing, and catalog valuation, this episode is a masterclass. Chris Farren breaks down decades of experience into actionable lessons on resilience, leadership, and building a business that stands the test of time. Chris Farren’s story proves that trusting your instincts and betting on yourself can lead to generational success in music. Stephan's Shirt: https://www.simonsaysnashville.com Get in touch in the comments or at: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

In this episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, Nashville hit songwriter Johnny Clawson reveals how he went from a Wall Street finance career in New York City to writing back-to-back #1 country hits for artists like Blake Shelton (“Texas”) and Ella Langley (“Weren’t for the Wind”). Johnny shares the truth about breaking into the Nashville music industry, the grind of writing 500+ songs before signing a publishing deal, and the tough realities of first contracts, draws, and catalog sales. He also opens up about mental health, the importance of Nashville’s songwriting community, and why betting on yourself is the only way to succeed. If you’ve ever wondered how to get a publishing deal in Nashville, what it takes to land a #1 country song, or how co-writing sessions really work, this episode is a masterclass in songwriting, music publishing, and career longevity in country music. Watch now to learn: • How Johnny Clawson left a finance job in NYC to chase songwriting in Nashville • The reality of first publishing deals, royalties, and songwriter draws • Behind-the-scenes stories of co-writing Blake Shelton’s “Texas” and Ella Langley’s “Weren’t for the Wind” • Why Nashville songwriters write 200+ songs a year to compete in the industry • The importance of strong hooks, choruses, and collaboration in hit songwriting • How Nashville’s music community supports mental health and resilience • Why “showing up” and “daring to fail” are keys to breakthrough success • Johnny’s long-term vision for songwriting, publishing, and balancing personal life with career • Insider advice for aspiring songwriters, artists, and independent musicians navigating Nashville Why listen? Whether you’re a country music fan, songwriter in Nashville, or independent artist, this episode is packed with insider tips, real-life stories, and actionable advice on building a sustainable career in today’s country music business. Johnny breaks down the songwriting process, explains publishing contracts in plain English, and shares the lessons he learned on his way to becoming a Billboard Country #1 songwriter. Connect with us: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

In this episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, VP of A&R at SMACKSongs, Lee Krabel reveals the truth about making it in the Nashville music industry. With nearly a decade of experience developing artists and songwriters, Lee shares how independent publishing companies compete with the majors, what makes a hit song stand out in a pile of 70 demos, and why hard work beats talent in country music every time. If you’ve ever wondered how to get signed in Nashville, what A&R really does, or how publishing deals and royalties actually work, this episode is a masterclass. Watch now to learn: • How A&R executives listen to songs and what separates good from unforgettable • The #1 trait Nashville artists need to survive: work ethic over talent • Independent vs. major publishing — which path is better for songwriters? • Why Nashville focuses on long-term artist development while LA chases virality • How TikTok and social media changed A&R and music discovery • The realities of publishing deals, songwriter draws, and catalog sales • The importance of music business literacy — lawyers, contracts, royalties, and taxes • How AI is impacting songwriting and demos (and why authenticity still wins) • Lee’s personal journey from Army service to Nashville A&R executive • Balancing career, family, and fatherhood in the high-pressure music industry • Insider advice for songwriters, artists, and independent musicians on breaking through Why listen? Whether you’re a country music fan, aspiring songwriter, independent artist, or music industry insider, this episode is packed with real talk, insider secrets, and actionable tips about succeeding in today’s music business. Lee breaks down complex industry terms — publishing, recoupment, royalties, catalog sales — in a way every songwriter and musician can understand. Get in touch in the comments or at: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

🔥 LIMITED EDITION MERCH DROP — AVAILABLE NOW 🔥 Shop now before it’s gone forever: https://shp.printful.me 🎯 SUBSCRIBE to The Stephan Hogan Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/stephanhogan?sub_confirmation=1 In this soul-baring episode of The Stephan Hogan Podcast, country star Jordan Davis opens up about the doubts, faith, and grit that fueled his rise from a broke bartender to one of today’s most beloved voices in country music. Known for modern classics like Buy Dirt and Next Thing You Know, Jordan shares the honest moments behind his journey and why vulnerability has been the key to his songwriting. As he prepares to release his third studio album, Learn The Hard Way (out August 15th), Jordan talks about creating new country hits 2025 like I Ain’t Sayin’, Turn This Truck Around, Bar None, and In Case You Missed It—and why this record might be his most live-ready, high-energy collection yet. In This Episode: •The faith-testing years before his big break in Nashville •How he went from publishing deal to record deal in just 5 months •The lessons that kept him from quitting during the hardest seasons •Why the songs he thought were “great” early on weren’t ready •The career-defining advice that still shapes his mindset today •Songwriting secrets: what he brings to every big co-write •The surprising number one hit that almost never left his email •Crafting Learn The Hard Way for maximum live energy and fan connection •Balancing fatherhood, marriage, and a touring career without burning out •How staying grounded keeps success in perspective •Opening for Luke Combs The Stephan Hogan Podcast Links: SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/@stephanhogan?sub_confirmation=1 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6jNua13M51nvgQmrRyelAY?si=32a860b6fcc8424f Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-stephan-hogan-podcast/id1234567890 Get in touch in the comments or at: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Follow Jordan Davis: Website: https://jordandavisofficial.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/jordandavisofficial TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@jordandavisofficial Facebook: https://facebook.com/jordandavisofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jordandavisofficial Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Ww6yPCs8v8GjhXujBhzEV Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/jordan-davis/1211903202 Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced: Stephan Hogan Mavericks Media Co. Production

BJ Barham, lead singer of American Aquarium, shares the ultimate blueprint for building a long-term, independent music career — without signing a record deal. In this exclusive interview, BJ reveals how he spent 20+ years building one of the most loyal fanbases in Americana and country rock through relentless touring, personal connection, and owning every part of his business: the music, the merch, the masters, and the message. If you’re a DIY artist, unsigned musician, or someone looking to understand how to make it in today’s industry without giving up your publishing or creative control, this is a must-listen. In this episode, BJ Barham breaks down: -How he turned 5-person dive bar shows into sold-out tours across the U.S. -Why owning 100% of his masters and publishing changed his financial future -The music merchandise strategy that now earns more than touring -Why drop-shipping doesn’t work for real fan connection -Balancing life as a full-time touring artist and full-time father -Playing Red Rocks, the Ryman, and the Grand Ole Opry as an independent -Why he still personally signs vinyl at the merch table every night This episode is packed with powerful takeaways on music business strategy, fan loyalty, artist independence, and building a trend-proof music brand that can survive any algorithm shift. https://www.americanaquarium.com New episodes every week. Subscribe, share, and leave a review to support the show. Get in touch in the comments or at: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected] Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced by Mavericks Media Co. Hosted by Stephan Hogan

Hilary Williams is the daughter of country music icon Hank Williams Jr. and the granddaughter of Hank Williams Sr., but her story is one of survival, healing, and resilience. In 2006, she was nearly killed in a horrific car accident that left her clinically dead, resulting in a powerful near-death experience where she says she visited heaven and saw Johnny Cash, June Carter, and her grandparents. In this full-length conversation, Hillary opens up about: • Her near-death experience and out-of-body vision of heaven • Surviving a rollover car crash and 33 life-threatening surgeries • The mental health impact of trauma, depression, and panic attacks • How neurofeedback and brain scans at the Amen Clinic changed her life • Discovering the MTHFR gene and healing through biohacking • Sound healing, infrared saunas, and functional medicine • Growing up in country music royalty and building her own path This is one of the most inspiring and vulnerable interviews we've recorded — a raw and hopeful story about trauma recovery, mental health, and spiritual transformation. If you're interested in healing after trauma, functional medicine, neurofeedback, or country music legacies, this episode is for you. Subscribe for new episodes every week. Filmed in Nashville, TN Produced by Mavericks Media Co. Hosted by Stephan Hogan Get in touch in the comments or at: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephanhogan https://www.instagram.com/stephanhogan https://www.facebook.com/stephanhogan Email: [email protected]