Huntergirl is back to answer some deep questions in this bonus episode of Get Real! 

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American Idol runner up HunterGirl shares how an express ticket straight to Hollywood and clear signs from God showed up when she was at her weakest and changed everything. We talk about navigating the whirlwind of Idol and instant fame then doing the deeper work of finding herself again by integrating who she has always been with who she is becoming. Her new single Somewhere Wild was written from a place of feeling lost and discovering herself inside that lostness. We also touch on Pretty Much a raw relatable moment that speaks to the quiet insecurities so many women carry. She is a master songwriter putting real life and real faith into her music. We laughed we cried and had the best time getting to know HunterGirl.

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Jenny Tolman is back for this bonus episode of Get Real where she answers some pretty deep questions. The questions include: What’s something you find embarrassing? What’s something you’re learning to like or just be okay with? What life situation has contributed to your strength or resilience? 

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Jenny Tolman grew up around music, but her path to finding her voice was anything but easy. In high school, she found herself in an abusive relationship that changed the course of her life. Songwriting became her escape, then her healing, and eventually her confidence. As the pain faded, the music turned brighter, and Jenny realized she didn’t just love music, she was meant to do it.

Her very first show was at the legendary Bluebird Cafe, and through songwriting she met her husband, Grammy nominated producer Dave Brainard. After Dave was brutally assaulted in a crosswalk attack, Jenny knew without question that he was her person and that she wanted to be with him forever.

Shortly after having her son Bear, Jenny was cast on The Road, starring Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, and Gretchen Wilson, becoming one of 12 finalists while balancing new motherhood and full time touring. It was the hardest and most life changing year of her life and proof that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is keep going.

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Kyle Frey is back for this bonus episode of Get Real where she answers some deep questions! 

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Kylie Frey — the princess of Texas country music — has built her career the hard way, turning early rejection from label executives into an undeniable run of success with 12 No. 1 songs on Texas country charts. Raised in a rodeo family as a middle child, Kylie’s independence, grit, and quiet confidence were forged early and still define both her personality and her sound. She never planned on becoming a mom, but motherhood sparked a profound personal and creative rebirth, adding new depth to her songwriting as she learned how to balance life on the road with a child by her side. Her latest EP, Half a Mind, features the standout single “Fort Worth” with John Randall, while she continues work on what she says is her most personal album yet — one that reflects resilience, growth, and staying true to yourself no matter how long the road takes.

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Buckle up for the wild ride of Briley King — from backstage romance with Marcus King to her trucker hats taking over the VMAs! How did this Broadway-dancing, powerhouse singer go from rocking Little Bird Trucking hats to becoming a style icon with a voice that can stop a room? Join us as Briley opens up about her meteoric rise, battling “gold digger” rumors, and living life on her own unapologetic terms. Get the inside scoop on the magic moment she met Marcus at his concert and fell head over heels, plus what’s next for this unstoppable couple. You won’t want to miss this jaw-dropping, real talk journey of love, music, and fashion!

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In this episode, I get real with world-renowned medical psychic and intuitive Julie Ryan—an astonishing woman who can connect to someone in a nanosecond, scan their body, identify what’s wrong, and begin healing immediately. She teaches thousands how to access their own intuitive abilities, but witnessing her work in real time is something else entirely. Julie even scanned my body during the show and instantly identified mold—then began healing it on the spot.

We dive deep into what happens to the soul as it leaves the body, how every being crosses into heaven, why animals come into our lives, and what energy looks like on the other side. Julie shares how she first discovered her gifts, why being psychic is not sacrilegious and how she aligns her gifts w the church and God, how she raises her frequency, and the incredible work she does through her podcast, live shows, and bestselling books. This is truly one of the most fascinating conversations I’ve ever had—equal parts healing, spiritual, and mind-expanding.

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Well Dressed Nashville started in 2019 when Bonnie, a pediatric cancer nurse, saw an opportunity at an influencer closet sale. WD was supposed to be an in-person event, but when COVID hit before the first sale, she moved everything online and it took off.

She built the business mostly alone, lost their 30k-follower Instagram in Oct 2022, rebuilt from zero, and had her best year in 2023 before burning out and planning to close.

Bonnie had become close with Liz Streisand, a former celebrity journalist who ran a Broadway ticketing company with her husband Eric, a longtime hedge fund manager. After six months of rest, Bonnie texted Liz “Let’s do it,” and on July 4, 2024, Liz and Eric bought half the business. They relaunched WD out of their garage, moved into a warehouse in Jan 2025, and hit their yearly goal by August.

In Sept 2025, Eric passed away after a five-year battle with lung cancer. Liz now shares how she and the kids are coping, while Bonnie shares her miraculous adoption story.
In Nov, during their anniversary drop, Well Dressed Nashville hit $1 million in sales—a milestone powered by grit, reinvention, and heart.

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Shea Fisher grew up in the dust and adrenaline of the rodeo—daughter of a world-famous professional rodeo mom and dad, and a girl determined to keep up with the boys. She even became a professional bull rider just to stay in the mix. Music found her next: she signed her first record deal in Australia and landed multiple radio hits before Nashville legend James Stroud called out of the blue and had her releasing a new single within two weeks in America.

We talked about the full ride—marrying a professional cowboy, life as a mom, building her own clothing line, and now returning to the music that’s always been in her blood. Shea shares how all the chapters of her life fit together and the hard-earned lessons the rodeo, the industry, and motherhood have taught her.

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