Kassi Ashton is the kind of artist who lights Up Every Room Like It’s Soaked in Kerosene

Before most people knew her name, Kassi was offered 11 record deals, proof of the undeniable talent and star power she’s always had. In this episode, she shares how the music industry has both broken her heart and blessed her with a beautiful life and career.

We talk about her love of fashion and how every look is part of her storytelling. For Kassi, style is not separate from the music. It is an extension of who she is.

She also opens up about meeting her husband, the one person who was able to break through her walls. Their love story feels like pure soulmate material, and in true Kassi fashion, she even made her own wedding dress.

We dive into her powerful new song, Bitches, an empowering anthem inspired by the strong women who raised her and a reminder not to take any nonsense from anybody.

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RaeLynn is back in the studio and this conversation is SO good ✨ We talk about the evolution of her music career, how embracing her style helped her fully step into herself, balancing motherhood with music, and the wild full-circle Jonas Brothers moment that honestly feels straight out of a movie. So much honesty, laughter, growth, and perspective in this one 🤍 I’ve known RaeLynn for over a decade, and getting to watch her story unfold, from the early days to the woman, artist, and mama she is now, has been such a cool thing to witness.

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Julia Cole is a Texas-born, Nashville-based artist who’s built her career independently, turning heartbreak, confidence, and real-life stories into what she calls Sisterhood Country, music that empowers, heals, and brings people together. A former elite athlete and volleyball standout, she’s brought that same drive to the stage, growing a loyal fanbase, earning hundreds of millions of streams, making her Grand Ole Opry debut, and becoming one of country music’s most exciting rising voices.

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Some conversations stay with you forever, and this is one of them. Getting to talk with Amy Grant felt surreal. We talked about her powerful new album, The Me That Remains, her first album in 13 years, a project that beautifully weaves together the stories, seasons, and soul of a life fully lived.

We went all the way back to the beginning… from being discovered and signed over the phone at just 16 years old, to building a beautiful life and love story with Vince Gill (who, as it turns out, measure their love in dogs ❤️).

Amy was the very first artist I ever truly fell in love with. My sister and I absolutely wore out Heart in Motion, singing into our hairbrushes like we were on stage right beside her.

To get to talk with someone whose music helped shape your childhood, and hear the stories behind the legend, was something I’ll never forget.

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She’s back. Medical intuitive Julie Ryan joins me for a fascinating conversation about how she developed the ability to scan the body like a “human MRI,” intuitively sensing and seeing illness, energy blocks, and connecting with spirit. We also talk about what she says she’s witnessed at the end of life, the beautiful 12 phases of transition, loved ones and angels showing up, and why she believes dying is not something to fear.

And now she’s teaching it. Julie’s live online Angelic Attendant Training is back May 16 and 17, where she helps people develop their intuition, connect with spirit, facilitate energetic healing, and learn to trust what they’re receiving.

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At 13, Tenille Arts was in her bedroom in small-town Saskatchewan, singing Blue and dreaming of a life in country music. Years later, she stood on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry singing it alongside LeAnn Rimes in a moment that felt almost too full-circle to be real.

In this episode, Tenille pulls back the curtain on everything it took to get there, the quiet years, the doubt, building her career from the ground up in Nashville, and the breakthrough that changed everything. She opens up about love, heartbreak, behind the scenes on The Bachelor, and the story behind “Don’t Ruin Flowers,” plus the personal “unbecoming” that brought her back to herself.

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She just dropped her album LACED, but the real story runs deeper. From calling off her wedding and walking away from toxic love, to navigating industry betrayal and questioning everything… even music itself. And in the middle of it all, processing the loss of her cousin, a grief that shaped more of this album than anyone knows.

This is about heartbreak, faith, identity, and finally choosing herself. So after everything… who is Morgan now, and what is she no longer willing to stay silent about?

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At just 11 years old, she went viral for what was called the “worst national anthem” performance and faced global bullying that followed her for years. But instead of staying stuck in that moment, she kept going, growing stronger, grounded in her faith, and eventually stepping into her identity as a signed country artist.

Now she’s back with her new single If Daddy Says No, a song about self-worth, recognizing what you deserve, and refusing to settle for less than that.

She’s also opening up for the first time about a deeply painful experience from her childhood involving someone she trusted, and the long journey of healing, faith, and finding her voice again.

From public humiliation to private pain to powerful purpose, this is her story of resilience. 

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Okay… this one is powerful. Liz Tenuto, aka The Workout Witch, is not holding anything back. She opens up about surviving childhood abuse, walking away from a narcissistic marriage, and how she finally found real healing through somatics.

This isn’t just about “self-care,” it’s about learning how to actually feel safe in your own body again. Liz shares how that shift changed everything for her, and how it can for you too. Her new book “When the body Speaks,” is raw, empowering, and honestly… the kind of conversation so many women need right now.

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She’s a burst of light and truth, Hosanna Wong stopped by the studio and brought the kind of energy you don’t forget. In her new book, Uncomplicate It, she shares her powerful story, growing up with a father who battled addiction, found God, and built a church under a bridge where everyone was welcome, no matter their struggles.

Hosanna opens up about her own journey through faith, how it became confusing, heavy, and overcomplicated, and why she felt called to strip it all back to what matters most: a real, direct, love-filled relationship with God. Known for her viral spoken word piece I Have a New Name, she’s here to break barriers, bring clarity, and remind us that faith was never meant to be complicated.

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