The country singer talks about revisiting has past and recording her new acoustic album Rise & Shine during a pandemic.

“Brett Eldredge shares why it was important to take a social media break as he wrote and recorded his new album, Sunday Drive.


**A friendly reminder that we are recording our episodes via telephone during this time. We are practicing social distancing guidelines and cannot wait for the chance to record our guests live in the studio again. Thank you for joining us each week!** 

BK dishes the details on her July Editor’s Picks—her favorite things for summer. Plus, we talk about her passion for mental health awareness and advocacy and her new partnership with the life-coaching program PIVOT.

The team talks about hitting the road this Summer.

As the executive chef of Husk Nashville, Katie Coss is following her own passion for canning and preserving food. But did you know she likens ballet to cooking and looooves Dolly Parton? Learn all about this local chef powerhouse.

Country artist, Walker Hayes chats about his new single “Trash My Heart,” and gets 
philosophical about what he’ll take away from this historic time.

Jessie James Decker talks about her summer plans, being on the cover of the June issue, her store Kittenish and her favorite things.

The Nashville Lifestyles team talks about the June issue and what is hot this summer.

Singer Cam gets real about her emotional new single, “Redwood Tree,” and talks about the importance of inclusion in country music.

We chat with Jane MacLeod, President & CEO of Cheekwood Estate & Gardens, about the history, their reopening and what is to come for the magnificent manor.