The Chris & Sandy Show

Dove Award–winning artist, author, and founding member of First Call, Bonnie Keen, joins The Chris & Sandy Show for a deeply honest, story-driven conversation about faith, trauma, healing, and courageous obedience.In this powerful episode, Bonnie opens up about growing up in an abusive home, how music became her refuge, and how God patiently rebuilt her life through grace, forgiveness, and perseverance. She reflects on decades in Christian music, the hidden loneliness behind success, and why faith is often forged in unseen suffering.You’ll hear Bonnie share:Her personal journey through childhood trauma and healingHow music first revealed God’s love to herThe cost and responsibility of having a public platformWhat she learned when success suddenly disappearedWhy living “Gethsemane Brave” means courage with wobbly kneesHer work with Christian Solidarity International and advocating for persecuted Christians worldwideThe importance of staying grounded in God’s Word when life falls apartBonnie also talks about her new self-titled album, the grind behind a life in music, the power of community and prayer, and why our scars can become places of hope rather than shame.This episode is reflective, raw, and hope-filled — a reminder that healing is a journey, faith is costly, and obedience still matters.🎧 Listen in for a conversation that will challenge, encourage, and stay with you.

In this honest and deeply reflective episode, we sit down with Jet Jurgensmeyer for a 33-minute conversation about the real journey behind the spotlight.Jet opens up about his upcoming single “Prove Me Wrong”, why it was written during a heavy moment for the country, and how songwriting has become his way of processing faith, conviction, and healing rather than just chasing numbers.We also talk about:• Playing long shows for nearly empty rooms• Learning resilience through rejection in both music and acting• Growing up in the entertainment industry and finding his true identity• Balancing faith, authenticity, and ambition• Why hearing “no” is often more important than hearing “yes”• The grind, sacrifice, and unseen moments behind success• His thoughts on AI and creativity• What success really means to him todayJet shares powerful stories about playing dive bars, staying grounded through family and faith, and why remembering where you started matters just as much as where you’re going.This episode is a must-listen for artists, creatives, and anyone chasing a calling that requires patience, perseverance, and trust in the process.🎙️ Listen now and be encouraged.

Country artist Belles joins The Chris & Sandy Show for a raw, honest conversation about songwriting, perseverance, and navigating the realities of the music industry.Belles opens up about her self-titled EP, including the deeply personal process behind writing “Ring on the Table,” a song that took over a year to finish and remains one of the most meaningful of her career. She also shares the unexpected story behind her viral breakout “Crazy As Me,” and how sudden momentum can both help and challenge an artist who is still discovering their sound.In this episode, we talk about:Writing songs that feel honest and emotionally trueGoing viral before fully knowing who you are as an artistThe unseen grind, “almost moments,” and disappointments behind the scenesBuilding the right team and learning to speak up for your visionPerseverance, gratitude, and staying grounded through growthWhat success really means beyond awards and numbersBelles also reflects on moving to Nashville at a young age, betting on herself, and why trusting your gut matters just as much as talent in this industry.This episode is a powerful reminder that the journey matters just as much as the destination—and that growth often happens in real time, alongside your audience.🎧 Listen now and hear the story behind the songs.

In this episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with Jamie O’Neal, the platinum-selling, four-time Grammy-nominated country artist behind the classic hit “There Is No Arizona.”Jamie opens up about her new album Gypsum and the personal journey that shaped it—from songwriting retreats in wide-open landscapes to producing the record alongside her husband. She shares the deeper meaning behind the album’s title, the emotional weight of including a song written by her late sister, and what this season of music represents for her today.We also talk about:Re-recording “There Is No Arizona” for its 25th anniversary and the memories that resurfacedThe patience it took for her breakout hit to climb the chartsImposter syndrome, God’s timing, and learning endurance through years of live performanceThe unseen grind of the music industry—travel, instability, cancellations, and sacrificeWhy family and team are essential to sustaining a long-term careerHer advice to parents of young artists and to anyone chasing a dream in musicThis conversation goes far beyond hits and accolades. It’s an honest look at longevity, resilience, and staying grateful in a career that constantly tests both faith and perseverance.If you’re an artist, creative, or someone navigating a long road toward purpose, this episode will resonate deeply.

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with Bucky Heard—best known for his work alongside Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Bill Medley in The Righteous Brothers—to talk about faith, perseverance, purpose, and what it truly means to live without regret.Bucky opens up about the heart behind his debut country album Breathless, created as a “concept album” to encourage people to believe in themselves, pursue their dreams, and never let fear or age define what’s possible. But this conversation goes far beyond music.You’ll hear Bucky share:The meaning behind songs like “My Best Days,” “Empty,” and “Crying”What he’s learned from Bill Medley about sincerity, performance, and lifeThe unseen grind behind the spotlight—years of rejection, humility, and persistenceHow faith in Jesus Christ has carried him through loss, hardship, and uncertaintyWhy your calling doesn’t expire—and why your best days can still be aheadFrom small-town Alabama to international stages, Bucky reflects on the mentors who shaped him, the sacrifices no one sees, and his mission to use music as a vehicle for hope, kindness, and healing.This is more than an interview—it’s a reminder that dreams don’t have a shelf life, obedience to your calling matters, and purpose is bigger than success.🎧 If you’ve ever felt stuck, discouraged, or unsure about your next step, this episode will encourage your heart and challenge you to keep moving forward.

Comedy legend Jeff Allen joins The Chris & Sandy Show for one of his most open, heartfelt conversations to date.With nearly 1 billion online views, seven Dry Bar Comedy specials, and a career spanning more than five decades, Jeff is best known for his sharp, clean humor about marriage, family, and everyday life. But in this episode, he goes far beyond the punchlines.Jeff shares the untold story behind the laughs—opening up about addiction, recovery, faith, and the early years of a marriage that nearly didn’t survive. He reflects on how surrendering his life to Christ changed not only who he was as a man, but also how he approached comedy, storytelling, and purpose.In this powerful conversation, Jeff discusses:• His deeply personal book Are We There Yet? and the painful seasons that shaped it • Addiction, sobriety, and the long road to healing in marriage • Why his comedy became cleaner—and stronger—after faith • How Dry Bar Comedy unexpectedly transformed his career after 40 years on the road • The sacrifices of success most people never see: family distance, exhaustion, and emotional cost • His upcoming 2026 tour, “My First Final Farewell Tour,” and what legacy really means to himThis episode is funny, raw, and deeply human—touching on marriage struggles, forgiveness, humility, purpose, and what truly matters when the spotlight fades.If you’ve ever battled addiction, fought for your marriage, questioned success, or searched for meaning beyond applause, this conversation will resonate.🎤 Guest: Jeff Allen 🎙 Podcast: The Chris & Sandy Show 📅 Featuring: My First Final Farewell Tour (2026)👉 Subscribe for more real conversations with entertain

In this episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with actress Amanda Christine for a powerful conversation about growing up in the entertainment industry, staying grounded, and discovering who you are beyond the roles you play.Amanda shares what it was really like stepping into the world of IT: Welcome to Derry, including her first on-set moments with Pennywise, the fear that felt very real, and how the experience became an artistic turning point in her career. She talks about the creative freedom she was given on set and how working with director Andy Muschietti changed the way she approaches storytelling.We also explore her Emmy-winning voice work as the lead character in Ada Twist, Scientist, and how realizing the impact of that show reshaped her understanding of purpose, responsibility, and influence as a young actor.Throughout the episode, Amanda opens up about:Growing up in Hollywood while trying to stay “normal”Balancing school, auditions, family, and personal identityThe mental and emotional challenges people rarely seeWhy mindset, humility, and perseverance matterAdvice for young actors and parents navigating the industryThis conversation goes beyond film credits and dives into identity, pressure, growth, and the importance of having the right people around you.🎧 Listen now and hear the voice behind the roles.📌 Subscribe to The Chris & Sandy Show for more honest conversations with artists, actors, and creators from across the entertainment world.

Singer, songwriter, and actress Kendra Erika joins The Chris & Sandy Show for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about resilience, reinvention, and trusting your creative instincts.Born tone deaf, Kendra shares how classical training, discipline, and perseverance helped her overcome early limitations to build a career that includes five Billboard Top 10 dance hits. After years of success in the EDM world, she opens up about why she felt called to step away from club culture and reconnect with her roots in jazz, theater, and the American Songbook.In this episode, we talk about:Overcoming being tone deaf at birthThe unseen grind behind music successWhy she pivoted away from EDM despite chart successHer James Bond–inspired trilogy album License to ThrillReimagining “GoldenEye” through a cinematic jazz lensAuthenticity in an AI-driven music industryBuilding a smaller, intentional teamHer upcoming Las Vegas showcase and what’s next in 2026This episode is a reminder that success is not about staying comfortable. It’s about evolving, honoring who you truly are, and having the courage to pivot when your soul calls you in a new direction.🎶 License to Thrill releases February 13, 2026 🎤 Live showcase debuts February 15 in Las VegasSubscribe for more meaningful conversations with artists, creators, and storytellers.

What if the biggest lie in the music industry is the one most artists believe?In this episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with Jason Hollis — music producer, visual artist, entrepreneur, and founder of Nashville’s iconic Eighth Room — for a deep, honest conversation about what it really takes to build a lasting career in music.With over 30 years in the industry, Jason shares why artists don’t need record labels, managers, or agents early on — they need ownership, accountability, and a clear plan. His upcoming book, So You Want to Be a Rockstar, was born out of decades of hard lessons, failures, and wins — and it’s designed to help artists stop waiting to be saved and start building real momentum In this episode, we talk about:Growing up in Louisiana and learning grit, culture, and commitmentMoving back to Nashville after years in Los AngelesSaving the historic Douglas Corner and reimagining it as The Eighth RoomWhy chasing record labels can actually hold artists backThe importance of failure, resilience, and celebrating lossesHow artists can build sustainable careers with true fansWhy AI, algorithms, and streaming platforms threaten creativityThe power of visualization, planning, and long-term thinkingJason also opens up about the unseen sacrifices behind success, the role of family and team, and why music must continue to be protected, nurtured, and passed to the next generation This episode is a must-listen for musicians, creatives, entrepreneurs, and anyone chasing a dream that requires patience, discipline, and belief.🎧 Subscribe, follow, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear the truth.

Country music artist Craig Campbell joins The Chris & Sandy Show for an honest and inspiring conversation about longevity, faith, family, and navigating the ups and downs of a music career without losing yourself along the way.Craig opens up about his new single “Missing You,” which recently charted at country radio—his first national charting single since 2018. Instead of pressure, Craig shares why this moment simply represents gratitude: still being here and still doing what he loves.In this episode, Craig reflects on his journey from arriving in Nashville with almost nothing, grinding it out on Lower Broadway, playing piano for Luke Bryan and Tracy Byrd, and building a career that’s included chart-topping hits, label closures, reinvention, and independence.We also dive into the unexpected success of Grindstone Cowboy, the coffee shop and music venue Craig and his wife Mindy launched after COVID shut down live music—now growing into multiple locations with plans to expand even further.This conversation goes beyond music, touching on faith, resilience, teamwork, authenticity, and why chasing success without losing your identity matters more now than ever.🎵 IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL HEAR ABOUT:• What “Missing You” represents in this chapter of Craig’s life• Why returning to country radio came without pressure• Trusting God with outcomes instead of chasing validation• The grind most people never see in the music business• Playing Lower Broadway five nights a week• Touring in vans and setting up PA systems• Being dropped by a label during a career high• Finding new opportunity with Broken Bow Records• Building Grindstone Cowboy with his family• Singing the National Anthem at NFL games• The importance of surrounding yourself with the right team• Staying authentic in a fast-changing, AI-driven world• Advice for artists chasing the same dream• Why Craig proudly defines himself as a family manYou’ll also hear some lighter moments, including favorite foods, memorable fan experiences, and a fun appearance from our youngest co-host.Craig Campbell’s story is a reminder that success isn’t always loud or overnight—but faith, persistence, and authenticity can sustain a career for the long haul.🎙️ Listen, subscribe, and share for more up-close & personal conversations.The Chris & Sandy ShowReal conversations with artists, creators, and dreamers who keep showing up.

In this special episode, we sit down with Janelle Arthur for one of her most personal conversations yet — even while fighting off a cold and keeping things under 30 minutes. Janelle opens up about her new solo-written and solo-produced song “Who You Ask,” a piece born from a season of wrestling with identity, judgment, exhaustion, surrender, and faith.This isn’t a “polished Nashville co-write.”It’s real.It’s raw.It’s her internal dialogue turned into music.What started as fragmented lines written in the car, the shower, and late-night moments of self-reflection became the most literal and vulnerable song she has ever released — and she tells us exactly how it happened.In This Episode, Janelle Shares:• Why she almost “grieved” her career and let go of forcing outcomes• The shocking moment when a venue criticized her outfit and sparked the first line of the song• How people judge her in completely opposite ways — sometimes celebrated, sometimes dismissed• The tension of being “the new girl” to some and “old news” to others• Why she stopped writing for the industry and wrote this one for her soul• The fear of releasing a solo-written track with no one to blame if people don’t like it• How her faith keeps her grounded in purpose rather than pressure• The difference between who she was on American Idol and who she is today• Her favorite career memory involving Dolly Parton — and her daughter’s surprising due date• What she hopes she never forgets as she moves into music, film, and motherhoodWhy You’ll Love This EpisodeIf you’ve ever felt misunderstood, judged, mislabeled, or unsure of where you fit — this conversation is for you. Janelle’s honesty is refreshing, grounding, and deeply relatable. “Who You Ask” is more than a song; it’s a mirror for anyone navigating identity in a noisy world.Stream Janelle’s new single “Who You Ask” on all platforms — and follow The Chris & Sandy Show for more up-close conversations with artists, actors, creators, and rising stars.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Evan Nikolas Fields—the star behind Flynn in the Angel Studios sci-fi/fantasy series The Wayfinders—for what is officially his first-ever interview. And trust us… he delivers.Evans opens up in a way most listeners never get to hear: honest, grounded, and refreshingly thoughtful. From the emotional challenges of becoming Flynn to the personal battles with self-confidence, this conversation goes far beyond the screen.You’ll hear Evan talk about:✨ How he connected to Flynn’s struggle with believing in himself✨ The acting breakthrough he experienced in Ireland, thanks to a castmate✨ Why performing for friends and family scares him more than a crowd✨ The unforgettable on-set “giggles” moment that ruined multiple takes✨ The middle school elective mistake that launched his acting journey✨ The sacrifices behind the scenes—switching schools, endless auditions, and building tough skin✨ The emotional reality of handling rejection in Hollywood✨ The village behind him—agents, managers, PR, cast, and family✨ Filming among ancient castles in Ireland✨ His dream roles, his goals for the next five years, and a message for people chasing their own dreamsYou’ll even hear some fun questions from Chris & Sandy’s 13-year-old son that bring out Evan’s playful side—pizza debates, sushi confessions, and his coolest career moment so far.This episode captures Evan at the very start of his rise. It’s rare to witness an actor’s first long-form conversation… and we were honored to be the show he trusted.If you enjoy honest stories, inspiring journeys, and hearing from the actors behind the characters, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.Listen now and follow Evan Nikolas Fields as he steps boldly into the next chapter of his career.

In this heartfelt and wide-open conversation, Chris & Sandy sit down with rising country star Britnee Kellogg — one of the Final 6 artists on the new Taylor Sheridan reality series The Road with Blake Shelton and Keith Urban. Britnee takes us behind the scenes of filming, the pressure of competition, and the friendships forged along the way. Britnee shares:• What being on The Road taught her about confidence, comparison, and personal growth• The emotional story behind her song “I Matter” and writing it in the same building her grandmother once predicted she’d record in• The reality of the grind — long flights, U-Haul dressing rooms, missed family moments, and why success is never as glamorous as it looks• How her first viral moment changed everything and what it felt like to suddenly reach millions• The evolving role of women in country music and why the genre is shifting back toward authenticity• Her upcoming releases, including a song featuring Gretchen Wilson• Balancing motherhood and music, raising a neurodivergent child, and staying grounded in who she really is• The fan story from the UK that touched her family in a deeply personal wayBritnee opens up about fame, purpose, sacrifice, and the power of being true to yourself — both on and off the stage. It’s honest, emotional, and inspiring from start to finish. If you love country music, real stories, and artists who aren’t afraid to be vulnerable, this episode will hit home.

In this powerful episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with Motown recording artist Charlene Oliver, the unmistakable voice behind the global hit “I’ve Never Been to Me.”Charlene takes us on an emotional, honest, and often shocking journey through her career — from humble beginnings as a young singer in Los Angeles to the whirlwind of Motown, legendary collaborators, and the intense highs and lows that followed. You’ll hear Charlene’s raw and unfiltered stories about:• Her unexpected discovery singing at a small party — and how a stranger introduced her music to Berry Gordy.• Walking into a room with Diana Ross, Berry Gordy, and top Motown producers while wearing overalls and cowboy boots.• Singing live in front of Diana Ross at Gordy’s request… and how that moment changed her life forever.• Recording “I’ve Never Been to Me” with a full 30-piece orchestra and legendary arranger Don Costa.• Why the spoken-word section almost never made the record — and how adding it turned the song into a worldwide hit.• The emotional breakdown she had the first time she heard the lyrics, realizing the song mirrored her own life.• Working alongside Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, and other Motown greats — and the surreal moments behind the scenes.• The painful backlash she endured after releasing “Used to Be” with Stevie Wonder — a song that left her feeling “put in front of a firing squad.”• The personal cost of fame, including breakdowns, industry pressure, and being misunderstood as a white artist on a Black label.• Her fear of being forgotten, and the role faith played in pulling her through her darkest seasons.• Life today: writing deeply emotional music on piano, crafting novels, and pouring her heart into new creative work.The episode also includes warm, funny moments — including a story involving a Rolls-Royce, a wraparound skirt, and one unforgettable fashion disaster — plus a heart-to-heart conversation with Chris and Sandy’s 13-year-old son, Christopher. A story of talent, trauma, hope, faith, and survival — told with complete honesty.If you love Motown history, behind-the-scenes stories, redemption arcs, or powerful conversations about purpose, this episode is for you.Listen now — and share it with someone who needs to hear it.

In this powerful episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with filmmaker, entrepreneur, and Hollywood visionary Stephanie Garvin, the Founder and CEO of Hollywood Expansion Corporation (HEC) — a company dedicated to transforming how movies are made, funded, and delivered.Stephanie opens up about her bold leap from finance into filmmaking, her mission to support creators through better infrastructure, and the heart behind her newest projects including Maserati: The Brothers, Ethan Almighty, Glamma Goes to Hollywood, and Bugatti.This is a warm, insightful, and deeply human conversation that goes far beyond film.🎬 What You’ll Hear in This Episode• The real story behind “Maserati: The Brothers”What the film is truly about, the family legacy behind the Maserati brand, and what surprised her most while developing it.• How Hollywood Expansion Corporation is redefining filmmakingStephanie breaks down why HEC was created, what problems it solves, and how it gives filmmakers more control and smarter financial strategies.• The influence of AI on the entertainment worldShe shares what she loves about AI, what scares her, and why creatives must protect their intellectual property.• Balancing art and businessStephanie reveals how she navigates two worlds that often clash — and how HEC bridges the gap.• Her charity work and heart for serviceIncluding Ahead With Horses (supporting autistic children and people with disabilities) and the Tim Tebow Foundation.• A touching conversation about her dogsTank, Ziggy, and Teddy — and the emotional story behind Tank’s final years.• The moment she knew filmmaking was her callingA life-altering pneumonia experience that shifted everything.• Her passion for family-centered storytellingAnd why keeping families connected is at the core of her mission.👦 Special Segment: Lil Chris Joins the ConversationOur 13-year-old co host jumps in with fun, spontaneous questions about food, life experiences, dream actors, and the coolest parts of her journey — creating some of the episode’s most genuine moments.⭐ Why This Episode MattersThis conversation is loaded with wisdom for:FilmmakersWritersEntrepreneursCreativesFamiliesAnyone who wants to pursue their callingStephanie’s story is filled with resilience, faith, humility, and innovation. She shows what’s possible when passion meets purpose — and when someone refuses to settle for the old way of doing things.

North Nashville native Bizz Bigsby (born Wendell Bigsby) joins us on The Chris & Sandy Show to share his powerful story of pain, perseverance, and purpose.Raised by his grandmother and great aunts, Bizz’s early years were marked by hardship—from witnessing his mother being shot at age four to battling addiction starting at just eleven. But through it all, music became his lifeline.Today, Bizz is clean, thriving, and using his artistry to heal both himself and others. His debut single, “Here In This Town” (released June 20, 2025), tells the story of his community torn apart by the construction of I-40 through North Nashville. The full album arrives September 19, 2025.In this candid conversation, Bizz opens up about:🎶 How growing up in North Nashville shaped his voice and vision💔 The decades-long battle with addiction—and what finally set him free🌹 Why he calls his music a “rose in the concrete”🔥 The making of Here In This Town and what fans can expect from the album🙏 The role of faith, family, and community in his redemptionThis is more than an interview—it’s a testimony of resilience, truth, and the healing power of music.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations with artists, dreamers, and difference-makers!#BizzBigsby #HereInThisTown #TheChrisAndSandyShow #MusicInterview #RedemptionStory

This week on The Chris & Sandy Show, we sit down with Nashville’s own Coey Redd—a powerhouse singer, songwriter, rapper, and producer who’s rewriting the rules of country and hip hop.From writing hooks at 12 in exchange for studio time to racking up 1.5M followers online, Coey shares her journey of hustle, heartbreak, and breakthrough moments. She opens up about staying independent, the grind behind the music, a fan story that moved her to tears, and why being unapologetically authentic is her greatest superpower.If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to carve out your own lane in music, this episode will both inspire you and challenge you.👉 Follow The Chris & Sandy Show for more powerful conversations!

Andy James’ journey is anything but ordinary. From dancing flamenco on the grand stages of Spain to recording jazz in the world’s music capitals, she’s fused two passions into one unforgettable sound. In this episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, Andy takes us inside her new 16-track album Happy People, a vibrant blend of flamenco rhythms and jazz artistry recorded in Seville, Rome, New York, and Las Vegas.You’ll hear:✨ How jazz legend Chick Corea encouraged her to unite flamenco and jazz🎶 The creative process, long hours, and occasional creative clashes that shaped the album🌍 What it was like performing with Alex Acuña and Mino Cinelu at the Roman Colosseum💔 The moments she almost quit — and why she kept going🍽 Her favorite comfort food (hint: Texas Roadhouse ribs!)🎤 The artist she dreams of co-writing with💡 Her advice for staying true to your artistry in a world of trendsIf you love stories of passion, persistence, and fearless creativity, you’ll be inspired by Andy’s journey.📌 Stream Happy People now on all major platforms.

Sister duo Presley & Taylor aren’t your typical country girls—and they’re proud of it. In this episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, they share the real story behind their upcoming single “Kind of Girl” (out August 15), a track that flips country stereotypes on their head.You’ll hear about:How growing up in Connecticut shaped their music and storytellingThe Kind of Girl writing session that started with a surprising twist from a fiancé’s songLife on the road (with their dad as the bus driver!)Protecting relationships and family in the public eyeThe grind, sacrifice, and faith it takes to make it in NashvilleWhy they almost quit—and what made them keep goingPresley & Taylor get personal about their journey, their team, and their dreams for the future, offering a mix of behind-the-scenes laughs, raw honesty, and hard-earned wisdom for anyone chasing a dream.🎶 Follow Presley & Taylor: @PresleyAndTaylor📅 New Single Kind of Girl — out August 15🔔 Subscribe to The Chris & Sandy Show for more artist stories and real talk from across the entertainment world.

In this episode of The Chris & Sandy Show, we go deep with Shea Fisher — Australian rodeo royalty turned Nashville country artist — as she opens up about her inspiring return to music with the release of “Ow in Cowboy,” co-written with her longtime friend and #1 hitmaker Walker Hayes.Shea’s story is one of grit, grace, and unshakable faith — from topping the ARIA Country Charts and touring in her teens, to stepping away from music to raise a family and run multiple businesses, and now returning stronger than ever.🎙️ In this episode, we cover:The real story behind “Ow in Cowboy” and her writing sessions with Walker HayesHow her daughter’s simple question sparked a full-fledged comebackLife on the road with her world-champion cowboy husband, Tyson DurfeyThe emotional ups and downs of losing her record deal and walking away from the stageLaunching Shea Baby — a children’s fashion brand in 2,500+ storesHow she’s encouraging young women to stay grounded in a filtered worldPerforming the U.S. national anthem at a Texas Rangers game 🇺🇸What’s next: more music, more touring, and a message that still mattersWhether you're an aspiring artist, a working mom, or someone rebuilding a dream — this conversation will move you.👉 Follow Shea:Instagram: @sheafishermusicWebsite: https://www.sheafisher.comStream her new single "Ow in Cowboy" wherever you get your music.🎧 Subscribe to The Chris & Sandy Show for more powerful interviews with artists, entrepreneurs, and change-makers from all walks of life.#SheaFisher #CountryMusic #WomenInMusic #OwInCowboy #WalkerHayes #MusicComeback #FaithFamilyMusic #TheChrisAndSandyShow #SheaBaby #MomLife #IndependentArtist