Run for the Hills

Grab a cup of coffee and get ready to laugh as Amber Pritchard sits down with Larry the Cable Guy for a conversation you won't forget. Larry shares the wild story of how he became the voice of Mater, the journey that launched the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, and the moments that changed his life forever. Oh—and somewhere along the way, he prank-calls Amber's mom, proving he's just as funny offstage as he is on it. Expect plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes stories, and a few surprises you definitely won't see coming.

Amber and Neha sit down to discuss Neha's book, 101 Reasons to Stay, and the personal story and experiences that inspired her to write it. The conversation also dives into the world of influencing, social media, and what dating looks like for Amber in Charleston. It's an honest and relatable discussion about love, relationships, and navigating life in the public eye.

Reality TV fan favorite Koray from Love Overboard finally opens up about everything that happened after the cameras stopped rolling. From behind-the-scenes secrets and unexpected moments during filming to what dating has really been like since the show, Koray shares the truth fans have been waiting to hear.

In this episode, we dive into life after reality TV, navigating new attention online, relationships after the yacht, and the unforgettable travel experiences that came with the Love Overboard journey. Koray also talks about personal growth, friendships from the cast, fan reactions, and whether love actually lasted beyond the finale.

If you’re obsessed with reality dating shows, behind-the-scenes stories, travel adventures, and post-show tea, this episode is for you.

Reality TV personalities Andy King from Fyre Festival and Justin Silberman from Age of Attraction join the show to talk about what really goes on behind the scenes of reality television. They share insider stories, unexpected moments, and what viewers don’t get to see on screen

.They also open up about their everyday lives in Charleston, offering a glimpse into how they balance small-town living from daily routines to life outside the spotlight.

Reality TV personalities Andy King from Fire Festival and Justin Silberman from Age of Attraction join the show to talk about what really goes on behind the scenes of reality television. They share insider stories, unexpected moments, and what viewers don’t get to see on screen.They also open up about their everyday lives in Charleston, offering a glimpse into how they balance small-town living from daily routines to life outside the spotlight.

Amber and Elise travel to Nashville for a special collaboration with Golden Sound. During the visit, Elise introduces her new venture, Sip History, now operating in Charleston, New Orleans, and Nashville. What began as a creative partnership quickly evolved into a meaningful and candid conversation about what it truly takes to build a business from the ground up.

Elise shares her powerful journey of overcoming an abusive relationship, leaving a cult, and finding the strength to rebuild her life in Charleston. Amber reflects on her own entrepreneurial path and offers listeners an exclusive preview of her upcoming book, set to be released later this year.

This episode explores resilience, reinvention, and the determination required to succeed — highlighting the often unseen challenges behind building a life and business with purpose.

Join Sugar and Amber as they chat about Sugar’s wild adventures and the experiences they’ve shared traveling side by side. From funny moments to unforgettable memories, they cover it all, including the time Sugar jumped out a window to chase cows in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Tune in for laughter and stories you honestly have to hear to believe.

Nashville songwriter Eric Houten sits down to talk about what it’s really like living and working in Music City. From how he got his start to writing songs for some of the biggest country artists in Nashville, Tennessee, Eric shares his journey, the hustle behind the hits, and the reality of chasing a songwriting career—all filmed at Dark Horse, the iconic studio where Taylor Swift recorded her very first album, still a working recording studio today and now reimagined as a one-of-a-kind Airbnb by Robin Crow.

Amber Pritchard sits down with Ashton Dupree for an honest, unfiltered conversation about identity, risk, and the courage it takes to start over. Ashton opens up about moving to Oklahoma, what ultimately pushed her to uproot her entire life, and the unexpected path that followed, from exploring Europe and staying on a homestead with strangers to taking life advice from a man who had spent time in and out of prison.

That winding journey led Ashton across the world, where the move became a turning point in building a life she’s truly proud of. She shares her experience battling an eating disorder, finding herself in Australia, and channeling her healing into writing a book, Beautifully Undomesticated. This book is raw, unconventional, and deeply human. This Story is small reminder that growth doesn’t always come from playing it safe.

Amber also dives into her own new book, joined by a very special guest, Sugar. This episode is a powerful reminder that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is leave what you know and choose yourself.

Olivia Harms shares how she turned a lifelong dream into reality, landing a starring role on a CBS music competition produced by Taylor Sheridan. From her early days chasing music in Nashville to returning home to her family’s multi-generational farm in Oregon, Olivia’s journey is anything but predictable. Just when she thought she was settling back into farm life, one unexpected phone call changed everything. That moment set her on a path that led to national television, opening on the road for Keith Urban, and stepping fully into the spotlight. This episode is a powerful look at perseverance, timing, and believing in your dream even when the road takes you somewhere unexpected.