In season four’s second episode, singer-songwriters Katie Phillips and Karen Joy Brown talk with Jaimee Harris, the Texas-born, powerhouse troubadour rightfully forging herself into a shining star of the folk-country scene. Jaime shares her call into songwriting at a young age and how the miracle of sobriety found her at just the right time, making way for the emergence of her authentic writing voice. Hear about the reckoning of playing solo onstage, open mics, challenges for women in the industry, and more in a delightful heart-to-heart with this bad-ass, yet refreshingly vulnerable role model for singer-songwriters everywhere.

Features her original song, Snow White Knuckles in relation to the topic.

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* 34:36- Jaimee’s song, Snow White Knuckles

Episode Resources:

* Jaimee Harris music website

* Jaime’s tour dates

* Jimmie Dale Gilmore

* Bonaparte’s Retreat, founder Emmylou Harris dog rescue

* Crossroads Campus, founder Emmylou Harris’s non-profit that focuses on the power of the human-animal bond connecting foster youth with job skills, housing, and finding homes for unwanted dogs and cats.

* JOURNAL PROMPT: What do you fear you can never be free from?

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