In this episode of The Cowgirl Closet Podcast, Addie Ford sits down with singer, songwriter, ex–rodeo queen, and proud mama Kylie Frey.

From growing up in a third-generation rodeo family to earning 11 #1 hits on Texas radio, Kylie shares the grit, grace, and heart behind her journey.

She opens up about the rodeo life lessons that shaped her music career, the powerful story behind “Horses in Heaven,” and how motherhood has deepened her perspective on songwriting.

Plus, Kylie dishes on her stage style, favorite fashion risks, and the inspiration for her latest singles “My John Wayne” and “Always Flowers.”

This conversation is a perfect blend of Western charm, heartfelt storytelling, and fearless ambition.

In this episode of The Cowgirl Closet Podcast, Addy Ford sits down with the dynamic Erin Wilde from 92.1 Hank FM.

From her South Dakota ranch roots to building a 26-year career in radio, Erin shares the moments that sparked her love for the mic, the lessons learned along the way, and how Fort Worth captured her heart. 

She opens up about her bold, authentic style, the treasures of Granbury, and the fashion pieces she’ll never give up.

Erin also speaks candidly about personal loss, the power of faith and movement, and what it means to choose grace over grind.

It’s a conversation full of laughter, style tips, and life wisdom you won’t forget.

In this episode of The Cowgirl Closet, Addy Ford is joined by the one and only Syble Owings, co-founder of Birdie Bridal, a boutique that’s rewriting the rules of the bridal game with custom western flair.

From turning a couch wine session into a thriving bridal empire, to designing dresses that feel as personal as the vows themselves, Syble shares how she took a bold risk and built something unforgettable.

We’re talking dreamy details, dress shopping secrets, a show-and-tell of her favorite gowns, and what truly makes a bride feel seen. Whether you're a future western bride or a fashion-loving cowgirl, saddle up for a conversation that’s as heartfelt as it is glamorous.

Plus, Addy kicks things off with her favorite western-inspired outfit trends of the week. (And yes, we’re still dreaming about tall turquoise boots.)

There are some women who walk into a room and make you want to sit a little straighter, smile a little wider, and remember exactly who you are. Charla Corn is one of those women.

In this episode, Addy sits down with the Texas-born singer, storyteller, and founder of Boring to Branded for a conversation that feels like flipping through your favorite old photo album, and is full of sparkle, grit, and truth.

Together, they talk about everything from cowgirl boots and custom hats to what it really means to shine your light, whether you're walking into a boardroom, a branding shoot, or your kid’s school pickup line. Charla opens up about motherhood, her time on the radio, the evolution of her personal style, and how she’s learned to dress for every version of herself along the way.

This episode is about more than clothes. It’s about legacy, confidence, and faith. We discuss choosing to show up for yourself, even on the days when it feels easier to hide.

If you’ve ever stared at your closet wondering who you are now, or needed a reminder that your story still matters, this episode is for you!

In this episode of The Cowgirl Closet, host Addy Ford sits down with one of her best friend, Shannon Woolsey, for an unfiltered conversation that gives listeners a front-row seat into Shannon’s incredible journey. From British-born city girl to a cheerleading star on Netflix’s Cheer, and now a ranch-living, boot-wearing Texas woman.

You’ll hear the two dive into Shannon’s upbringing in London, her unexpected move to Houston, and how she got her start in competitive cheerleading, including the sacrifices her family made to support her dreams. Shannon opens up about life after viral fame, the pressures of social media, and how she stayed grounded through it all.

But the heart of this episode is about transformation: how a girl who once felt totally out of place in the country is now collecting eggs, wearing rain boots unironically, and learning to love the slower, simpler lifestyle on a Texas ranch. From fashion evolutions and funny stories (yes, her first time on a farm was chaos) to moments of reflection on body image, self-identity, and love, Shannon keeps it real with honesty and humor.

This isn’t just a catch-up with a friend, it’s a story of growth, culture shock, and finding confidence in unexpected places.

Whether you’re tuning in for fashion inspo, a laugh, or to feel seen in your own journey, this episode will leave you feeling like you just had the best heart-to-heart with your favorite girls.

In this episode of The Cowgirl Closet Podcast, Addy Ford sits down with longtime friend and rising Texas musician Shelby Stone to talk about the journey from the back of a promo van to the front of the stage.

Shelby shares how working at 95.9 The Ranch lit the fire for her music career, why authenticity matters more than ever, and how her bold, punchy style gives her the confidence to own every stage she steps on.

They talk spray tans, fashion mishaps, mental health, and the moments that make you realize, this is what I’m meant to do. If you’ve ever questioned your path or your outfit, this one’s for you.

Welcome to The Cowgirl Closet Podcast! In this special kickoff episode, Addy Ford gets real about the ride that brought her here, from growing up in small-town Paradise, Texas, to chasing her cheer dreams, facing unexpected loss, and learning how to start over. 

She opens up about the wreck that nearly changed everything and how her love for Western fashion helped her find her way back. 

Before we dive into stories from bold women across the Western world, here’s a look into Addy’s own story. A story that has helped shape the grit, the grace, and the heart behind The Cowgirl Closet.