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Listen, Honey! You may have noticed a little bit of buzz on social media the last few weeks about a singer-songwriter from Kentucky named Hunter Flynn. He's from Pulaski County, Kentucky, which is right down the road from me. So I hollered at him to come sing me some songs and talk about his music. It turns out his first single from his debut full-length album dropped today! It's called "Wasted Days." The new album is coming later this summer. It'll be called Roots.  Hunter has an EP called Appalachian Soul that came out in 2023. Between that and the singles he's dropped since, I've become addicted to his songs and his sound. I don't want to put any pressure on him, but other people have said this, so blame them: If you like Tyler Childers, you're gonna like Hunter Flynn. We talked about his wild journey to being a songwriter that included a near-death experience that helped him decide he wouldn't live another day on this earth doing something he didn't love doing. Not only has it all worked out, but he's got a full band now, a new album coming, and the country music media are starting to talk about it. We've got him on Listen, Honey! And right before he takes off, y'all! Find and follow Hunter Flynn on Spotify, Instagram or TikTok.  Oh, and don't forget Amble, y'all! You know I've lost 80 pounds. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout-out and thanks to the team at Kentucky Podcast Studio in Georgetown, Ky., for the space and production help.  Listen, Honey! is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners.

Listen, Honey! We're back at the house this week and are workin' honey! Lucy and I have been tending to the baby chicks which are getting their adult feathers in, we've put up some birdfeeders because Momma will feed them birds, now. We've been sitting in our camper chairs in the garage with our binoculars learning bird species. One thing I have learned is that Blue Jay females make their husbands go get their food, honey! Or at least that's what I'm telling myself. These things are wilder than hell.  Now, things were off for a few weeks at the house. There was just a weird vibe going on so I felt the need to sage the house. My Granny was part Cherokee and she believed in that as much as prayin'. And the next two days after, I saw signs that it worked. You'll have to watch the episode to hear the proof! We've also been getting the garden going. And eating popsicles. I've also been reflecting on my motherhood journey and am so grateful God gave me Lucy. Motherhood has made me a better woman, it's brought out my feminine side, and given me permission to just be a girly girl with my baby.  On that note, Mother's Day is coming up, y'all. Do something nice for yourself and have a happy and wonderful Mother's Day. I've got a lot going on right now behind the scenes so I'm going to take a couple weeks off of the regular podcast schedule, but you can expect us back May 22nd with an interview with singer-songwriter Hunter Flynn.  But enjoy this episode of the podcast, honey!  I'll see you soon right back here and, of course, somewhere this summer on my Hillbilly Tour Bus! The camper is almost ready to hit the road. I'm gonna need it, too. You can find me this summer at Laurel Cove June 11-12. Then the next day (June 13) I'm heading to Wise, Va., for the Kentucky-Virginia District Fair. July 10-11 I'll be in Ashland at the Rock the Country event. Then I'll be at the Master Musicians Festival in Somerset, Ky., the next weekend. One of my favorite events is the Manchester Music Fest September 3-5. Then, in October, I'll be in Pikeville, Ky., for the Mountain Grrl Experience. Y'all are gonna have to come see the Listen, Honey Hillbilly Tour Bus! Of course, I'm still holding steady on my weight loss journey with Amble. I've lost 80 pounds! Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! Y'all know that we Kentuckians support our own more so than a lot of communities do. So when McCreary County, Kentucky native Zach Day was featured on season 19 of The Voice in 2020, we were glued to our sets. He was chosen immediately by judge John Legend, then by Kelly Clarkson and spent some individual coaching time with Legend before being eliminated. But eliminated is not in Zach's vocabulary. He moved to Nashville, then later to Los Angeles, and has been performing all over the world. I'm not kidding y'all! He's performed in England, Poland and all over the United States.  Zach just recently moved back to Stearns, Kentucky, right next to his grandparents (as we do) and found out as he was moving home that he landed a record deal! He'll be spending most of this coming summer working on songs and will hopefully be set to take over the world with his new album in 2027. Zach and I talked about the common thread for a lot of artists (and people from the LGBTQ community) in Eastern Kentucky: He felt like he had to leave to find success. But as time has changed and he's gotten older, he realized he needed to return home to find himself.  This was so much fun and I'm so excited for Zach. I'm glad y'all get to see and hear how wonderful he truly is.  Find and follow Zach Day on TikTok and Instagram. Oh, and don't forget Amble, y'all! You know I've lost 80 pounds. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout-out and thanks to the team at Kentucky Podcast Studio in Georgetown, Ky., for the space and production help.  Listen, Honey! is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! We're back at the house this week (actually Easter week) and you know I get moved by the spirit. So my step-sister and I went all over hell and tarnation buying baby chicks. And you know I can't say "no" to a bargain, especially when I know the Tractor Supply will cut the price if we offer to take every damn one of 'em. So I have to tell you all about that and the chicken coops and Dylan and I are talking about getting goats, too.  But it's also gardening season so we need to talk about carrots and onions and potatoes (I'm late to plan them this year). And don't get me started on a greenhouse. I love a greenhouse.  I also have to catch you up on a little post-partum anxiety because Lucy had her first sleepover. I'm telling ya: Post-partum is WILD. But that anxiety was a little balanced out because my family suckered me into coming to a surprise birthday party.  And we HAVE A CAMPER! Let me tell you … I've already promoted it to a tour bus and I am going on a nice event tour this summer. You'll find me at Laurel Cove June 11-12. Then the next day (June 13) I'm heading to Wise, Va., for the Kentucky-Virginia District Fair. July 10-11 I'll be in Ashland at the Rock the Country event. Then I'll be at the Master Musicians Festival in Somerset, Ky., the next weekend. One of my favorite events is the Manchester Music Fest September 3-5. Then, in October, I'll be in Pikeville, Ky., for the Mountain Grrl Experience. Y'all are gonna have to come see the Listen, Honey Tour Bus! I'm back on track with my GLP1 after vacation, so make sure you don't forget Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and vacation aside, I've lost 80 pounds! Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! It's one thing to find an apparel company whose designs you like. It's a whole 'nother thing to sit down and talk to the brothers that founded it and have built a fun, successful small business doing the things that you like to do: Be good people. Jared and Joshua Ravenscraft are good people, y'all.  The brothers founded New Frontier 10 years ago to honor the spirit of Appalachia by designing purpose-driven apparel that celebrates hard work, heritage and home. They told me they just didn't think Appalachia (or Eastern Kentucky … Mountain people … my people) were seen by the big apparel brands out there like Old Navy and the like. (No offense to them, of course. They can't speak to every sliver of culture when they're that big.) So the Ravenscraft boys started with $200 and started making hats. Fast forward a decade later and New Frontier is a big damn deal in these parts. They have everything from hoodies to socks and denim to camo shirts. They're still small and based in Morehead, Kentucky, but they have a very successful online store, design clothing for special customers like my favorite bluegrass band (The Creekers), and distribute to wholesalers all over the place.  We talked about how they started the business, what working with your brother as a business partner is like and all that. But we also just talked … about campfires and basketball and accents and the Amish. We went through their list of what music they listen to, what festivals and events they're going to this summer. It was a good ole, Listen, Honey sit down. Give the episode a watch or listen and be sure to share it with your friends. Especially single women who may have a CDL! Oh, and don't forget Amble, y'all! You know I've lost 80 pounds. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout-out and thanks to the team at Kentucky Podcast Studio in Georgetown, Ky., for the space and production help.  Listen, Honey! is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! Y'all know I've been to a couple of events for Bulls, Bands and Barrels. The professional bull riding and western sports entertainment events are great nights out for families and they mix in live music, too, which is what first drew me to them.  A couple of episodes ago, I talked to the founder and CEO of BBB Hunter Price. Go watch that episode if you haven't already. He's so down-to-earth and I can see why everyone around the event says it's like a big family.  Well, one of the perks of being Katie Combs, y'all, is that I also got to hang out with and talk to professional bull rider Wyatt Riddle. That's who I'm talking to this week and he is not only a BULL. RIDER. Period. But he's also super interesting. We talked about how he got into western sports (his dad was a professional bull rider) and the lifestyle these folks live traveling around the country riding 1,000-pound animals that can kill you. He told us about where he's from (Ohio) and why Oklahoma and Texas are prime real estate for competitors in the sport.  But we also talked about his women troubles, how he stays healthy, what he does when he gets hurt (which happens a lot in this sport), and all kinds of other stuff. He competes in BBB events, but also on the Professional Bull Riders tour and other organizations. Wyatt said he's hoping to one day be a $1 million Bull Rider. He sure has a big fan rooting him on in me, y'all. Give the episode a watch or listen and be sure to share it with your friends. Especially single women who may have a CDL! Oh, and don't forget Amble, y'all! You know I've lost 80 pounds. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  And we have to give Bulls, Bands and Barrels a big shout out. Not only did they give us time with both Hunter Price and Wyatt Riddle but as you'll see when you watch, they provided the set and the production team to record this one. So thanks to them for a big to-do for little ole me.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! Y'all know I was heading to the beach for a birthday vacation, right? Well, Lucy, Dylan and I met up with Hannah and James at Panama City, Florida last week and had the best time. It was a little cooler than beach weather so we really just hung out and let the kids run around, but sometimes that's just what you need to restore your soul, right? We're at home this week and honestly, I am beat. But I figured it was a good idea to record a little at home episode to fill you in on all the fun we had and places we recommend. Of course, I also go over the pre-vacation part of vacation, which is as important as the vacation itself. I explain the obsession I have right now with meat. Especially ground beef. I'm not one to start a conspiracy theory, but I am a little paranoid about our food system and think we should all be watching it closer than we are. I've been a little suspicious that the meat I'm getting at the store just ain't right. So I have been tracking down some local beef farmers and would encourage you to do the same. I found some and the taste is just better, y'all. At any rate, the ground beef we got at one of our first restaurants in Panama City was about raw. I don't do that, so I wound up cooking most of the time rather than eating out. Although, when you go to Panama City, you have to stop at Thomas Donuts at least twice.  As I say in the episode, if they don't have their Chocolate-Covered Cream-Filled Long Johns in Heaven, I'm gonna have to talk to somebody. But the highlight of the trip was that the Thrift Gods smiled on ya girl! I left Goodwill with no less than two full buggies. And that doesn't count the Salvation Army or the thrift stores Hannah went to with me. I got dresses for me and Lucy, shorts, a purse and all kinds of other things. There's more details in the episode so give it a full listen! And I got off track with my GLP1 and ate too much sugar all week, so I feel like I've been run over by a truck. But I'm cleansing and recuperating this week, so I'll be back to feeling better real soon. Even though I did for a few days, I want to make sure you don't forget Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and vacation aside, I've lost 80 pounds! Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! Y'all saw on social media back on Valentine's Day weekend I was at the Bulls, Bands and Barrels event in Lexington, Kentucky, watching both western sports like bull riding and barrel racing, and amazing live music (Dylan Gossett and Tyler Nance were at this one). I'd been to a previous stop of the BBB tour in Huntington, West Virginia because my buddies in The Creekers were playing there. Well, while I was in Lexington at AllTech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park, I sat down with Bulls, Bands and Barrels founder and CEO Hunter Price. Listen, honey! Y'all know me sitting across from some corporate CEO doesn't sound like much fun, but Hunter is nothing like the corporate executive stereotype, other than he runs a good business. Let me tell you, honey … Hunter Price is my people. Y'all are going to love him and this episode of the podcast. Bulls, Bands and Barrels is a family-friendly, fun traveling rodeo and western sports competition with added entertainment with some of the best country, western and bluegrass bands to boot. They've done events with everyone from Jelly Roll to Ella Langley to, of course, The Creekers. Dylan and I took Lucy and that girl is ready to ride a bull! Hunter told me about how the tour and event series was started, how the competition works, all the places they've been (and plan to be). We talked about camping and cooking and coffee and tea. We also talked about KOA again. (Hello?!? Sponsorship?!?!) The only bad mark for Hunter was he didn't know what a pop was and says that all pops are Cokes which is just wrong. Period.  He also told us that Nace, one of his camera men, was recently hooked by a bull in the ring. And we have the footage of it in the episode! You'll be able to tell that I could have sat there and talked to Hunter all night. You'd never know he was a big-shot CEO of a big company.  Y'all know I've lost 80 pounds, so don't forget Amble, y'all. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  And we have to give Bulls, Bands and Barrels a big shout out. Not only did they give us time with Hunter for the episode, but as you'll see when you watch, they provided the set and the production team to record this one. (And one of the camera guys was Nace – the one who got hooked by a bull and lived to tell us about it.)  So thanks to them for a big to-do for little ole me.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! It's far too long to have waited without a good catch up episode so we're back at the house this week. But don't worry! I've been recording some fun interviews for the podcast the last two weeks, so all this busy is going to amount to something good. I told y'all last time that I was hoping for a quiet snuggle-time Valentine's Day (which is mine and Dylan's anniversary) with my Cheesecake Factory while Lucy slept. Well, it all happened the way I'd hoped.  BUT … We woke up the next day and Lucy was runnin' a fever. We'll catch up with that on the episode.  But I was able to go to the  Bulls, Bands and Barrels event and interview their CEO Hunter Price and rodeo star Wyatt Riddle. Both of those episodes are coming soon and wound up being way funnier and fun than I thought they might be, so look out for those! I'm also stressed that I've got a beach trip coming up and haven't planned enough. I also figured out this week I can't bake a cake when I'm wound up about all this other stuff.  And I'm trying real hard not to jump back on the point that I need a camper. I have come to the realization, though that I don't need it right now. But on June 13 I'm heading to Wise, Va., for the Kentucky-Virginia District Fair. Then I'll be at the Master Musicians Festival in Somerset, Ky., in July. And then in October, I'll be in Pikeville, Ky., for the Mountain Grrl Experience. So this camper situation is going to have to fix itself soon. You probably already know that I asked y'all to tell me some gossip or ask questions before I recorded this episode, so I get into your contributions toward the end, here. But I do thank you for watching and listening and sending in your stories and questions. I do love a good catch up episode. So here's one! Oh, and don't forget to Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! One of my online and offline besties Hannah Taylor drove eight hours from South Georgia to join me in Nashville to record an episode of the podcast. You may know her as @lilyloutay, the New York Times bestselling author of Measure With Your Heart, an amazing cookbook that makes her DE-licious Southern recipes part of your recipe archive, too.  Y'all?! My girl was on The Today Show for this book! She's famous! Hannah lives in a lake house with her husband James (yes, James Taylor, but not that James Taylor) and her three children, plus a zoo's worth of animals. She's as laid back and even keel as a person can be so I wanted her to share that vibe with all of y'all. We talked about cooking and recipes, of course, but we also went deep into camping, children, family travel, hurricanes, home birth and a lot more. Hannah gets a little emotional talking about her husband and her kids, so we had a moment or two during the episode. Listening to her talk about him just made us both well up inside. But I know you'll appreciate those moments as much as the ones where we laughed about everything from mayonnaise to vasectomies.  This was such a fun conversation and I know you'll come away from this loving Hannah as much as I do. This was the last of our first round of Nashville interviews and I can't wait to go back.  And don't forget  Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team's help pulling all this together. Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! We're back at the house for another catch-up episode of the podcast. Snowmageddon is over (can I get an "Amen!') and we're thawing out. We had one day that got into the 60s this week and, honey, I am ready for summer NOW! All that anticipation got me looking at my calendar and y'all have been inviting me to some events. June 13 I'm heading to Wise, Va., for the Kentucky-Virginia District Fair. July 17-18 I'll be at the Master Musicians Festival in Somerset, Ky. And then in October, I can't wait to go to Pikeville, Ky., for the Mountain Grrl Experience.  Now all that thinking about events and travel has me hyper-fixated. Honey, I want a camper. Let me just tell you this, honey: I'm gettin' a damn camper. I have to have one. I hate staying at AirBnBs … y'all know I prefer KOA Campgrounds … but I just need a camper.  If I had one, we could stay at the campground this coming weekend at the Bulls, Bands and Barrells event at the Kentucky Horse Park I'll be going to in Lexington. (I'll be recording an episode there for the podcast, too, so stay tuned.)  This coming weekend (when I'm recording) will be Valentine's Day and that's mine and Dylan's anniversary, too. We're doing an AIrBnB Friday night since we're going up for the Bulls, Bands and Barrels event. If we had the camper, though, we could stay at the Horsepark campground.  I also want a puppy for Lucy, but with campers and puppies and Dylan's Hummer he wants, we're just going to give it all to the Lord. Another thing I talk about on this episode is that when we get back from the weekend and shopping and such, I have got to get back on track with my GLP-1 journey. I've got a beach trip planned. Now, me and Dylan have been getting it together. We're doing to the gym together now which, praise God for Momma keeping Lucy a couple days a week so we can. It's a blessing to have some time with just Dylan but I'm sore as all get out. Leg day wasn't good to me this week! But I'm getting reset with my Bluegrass Precision Wellness supplements and plan. You should definitely check them out if you're looking for help on your journey.  I"m going to get back on track because I'm going to have a fun summer. And, by gawd, Momma wants a camper. If you want me to help promote an event or something that will help pay for it, just email me! (lifeofkatieann - @ - gmail - dot - com).  I love yoins. Oh, and don't forget to Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! The second of our recent Nashville episodes is live today and honey, we're visiting with the queen of Southern characters, actor and comedian Andi Marie Tillman. If you don't follow her on TikTok, we'll I'm not sure what rock you're livin' under, but it's heavy, honey. We even had a little ad-lib gossip session during the episode just for y'all. It was so much fun! Andi Marie does a lot of short-form character skits on the social media channels, but provides her fans and followers with longer form skits and hilarious routines on her Patreon. She grew up in East Tennessee, not too far from my neck of the woods. She calls Nashville home now. I'm so glad she was able to come with her fabulous self, dressed to the nines, to record this episode. It was another one that kept everyone laughing while we were recording it, much like the Danae Hayes episode. So enjoy this one, Honey! We sure did. And don't forget  Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team's help pulling all this together. Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! We are at the house for this episode. I'm telling y'all, I've done set up a home studio so we can do more podcast episodes. Now, I don't know what I'm doing, so these first few from my new home studio aren't going to win any awards for movie making, but honey, we're going to do some more catching up, more often now. The worst part was I was trying to set all this up with a day or two left before Kentucky got struck by Snowmagedon 2026. Oh, we got snowed in, but it wasn't no 14-inches like they were calling for. Still, I had to go back and forth to Best Buy an hour away as the weather was threatening to start. (They're the closest store where I can get cords and equipment and such.) We made it back in time to get snowed in which about drove me crazy. Isn't that how it always is? Two or three days and cabin fever sets in.  But we made it out, got our crispy Coke Zero and McDonalds and survived.  I'm so excited the Danae Hays episode is out there and honey, we've got some more doozies from our Nashville trip coming up, too. Make sure you are subscribed to the podcast on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever else you can so you don't miss 'em. We've got Andi Marie Tillman and Hannah Taylor coming up and both of those conversations were so much fun.  I'm going to do my best to get you weekly episodes now that I can film these shorter, solo ones at home. I'm sure my producer is thrilled to have twice the work, right Jason?  I love yoins. Oh, and don't forget to Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! I told you all I had some good episodes coming for you from our visit to Nashville recently. Well, strap yourself in for the first of them because in this episode of Listen, Honey! I go deep with the hysterically funny Danae Hays.  She is a side-splitting comedian who is going out on tour again this year. She's playing the Ryman Auditorium in March and I may have to reschedule my birthday beach vacation to go. Why? Because if this conversation was any judge, I'm going to have to see how many people will actually pee themselves in Ryman pews listening to her stories. Danae and I talked about everything from trucks to t*****s and snake churches to scripture. She just recently had a bad experience with mold in a rental home and reconnected with her mom and sister after not speaking to them for seven years. SEVEN YEARS, y'all!  So we dug into a lot more than just funny stories. Still, Danae brings a sense of humor to everything so even the reality of life is funny coming from her. She also brings a smile everyone's face which is why you're going to love this episode.  And if you listen close enough, you can again hear Landon Mauk (@landon.mauk) and Riley Mitchell (@rileygmitchell) in the background. I'm so excited for them. Their new podcast cracked the Apple Top 100 right out of the gate and my episode there is coming soon. (We'll make sure to share it on this YouTube channel. Don't worry. You'll see it.) It's called Bloodline Banter (@bloodlinebanterofficial). But buckle up for this conversation with Danae Hays. You can find her, tickets to her shows and a lot more at danaehays.com. She's on TikTok at @danaehays.  Don't forget to Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team's help pulling all this together. Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen, Honey! I have arrived, y'all! I recently spent several days in Nashville experiencing Music City for the first time. As y'all probably saw on TikTok and Instagram and other places, I was recording future episodes of Listen, Honey!, as well as one other surprise episode of a brand new podcast I'll tell y'all about in a second. But first, let me tell you, I loved Nashville! Now, I don't think I could live there. Too many streets. Too many cars. Too many lights. But y'all, I got to hang out with so many creative and fun people it just gave me all kinds of ideas and energy and inspiration. I can tell you one thing: I will be going back on the regular. So, I can't wait for y'all to see the next few episodes of the podcast. We interviewed my pal Hannah Taylor (a/k/a @lilyloutay), Appalachian character goddess Andi Marie Tillman (@andimarie) and the hysterical Denae Hays (@denaehays). We laughed so hard we all probably pulled something, y'all. Those episodes are coming up in the next few weeks here. But I also hung with my besties Landon Mauk (@landon.mauk) and Riley Mitchell (@rileygmitchell) who had me as a guest on their brand new podcast (just announced last week and premiering later this month). It's called Bloodline Banter (@bloodlinebanterofficial) and you have to go subscribe! My episode was fun, but those two are pieces of work and funny as all get out. It's a must-watch. So check out this episode as I not only preview a tease out a little of what's coming, but I talk about Nashville and you can even hear Landon and Riley asking me questions and stuff in the background. Oh, and I mentioned joining Amble. They're helping me on my weight loss journey and y'all know I've lost a bunch of weight, right? Sign up and join the journey at joinamble.com.  Big shout out to The Cast Collective in Nashville for their studio and production team's help pulling all this together. They produce Bloodline Banter and are now my Nashville home away from home for the podcast. Their founder and CEO Erin is a badass boss with a cute-ass dog (Stewart) who makes an appearance in the episode, too! Listen, Honey! Is produced by Jason Falls at Falls+Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices