Session 99: Megan Moroney

10 Oct 2025 · 1 h 22 min · 41 chapters

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In short

Megan Moroney (country singer) discusses her career, songwriting, touring, mental health amid online hate, and the stories behind songs like “Bless Your Heart,” “Hair Salon,” “Tennessee Orange,” and “Wonder.” The episode also includes playful banter about food/snacks and a discussion of her friendships and background in Georgia sorority life.

Guest backgrounds

Megan Maroney is a country music artist. Her sophomore album MIOK released last year, and she’s on the MIOK tour (about 42 shows total, with eight left at the time). She has a live album, Megan Maroney and my OK tour, and is writing a new album. She studied marketing/digital marketing and graduated from Georgia in 2020 (moved to Nashville after performing and hearing audiences sing back her songs).

Key claims

Writing songs helps her process and move on; once a song is released, it becomes for everyone. She’s “standing on business” more in relationships. She’s grown numb to online discourse and now focuses on fans and her path. TikTok can spread both truth and harmful misinformation.

Notable examples

“Bless Your Heart” was written during a writer’s trip in East Tennessee and addresses anti-bullying. “Hair Salon” came from a dream about an ex’s engagement. “Tennessee Orange” started from a Georgia shirt/hook idea and became a TikTok/Spotify-driven hit. She wrote “Wonder” during a PCB trip after a friend’s relationship stress. She opened for Chase Rice and wrote “Stay in Memory” after being told to perform an original.

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Chapters

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The Lemonati Conspiracy

0:00 to 0:41

Exploration of the Lemonati's influence on lemon and lime in culture.

“For decades, a shadowy organization called the Lemonati has kept lemon on top and lime in the shadows.”

Megan's Music and Tour Experience

3:00 to 4:38

Discussion about Megan's recent album and the experiences of her concert tour.

“This is, and you know, I never wear sweats that are like, what would you call this?”

Songwriting Insights and Bullying Themes

4:38 to 5:10

Megan shares her songwriting process and the themes of her songs, particularly addressing bullying.

“So that was just, like, we went out to the East Tennessee Mountains, and we just, like, brought guitars and sat around and talked about stuff.”

The Journey to Learning Guitar

5:10 to 7:00

Megan recounts receiving a guitar after a breakup and her journey learning to play.

“She's like, the first time I was allowed to dye my hair blonde was because of a breakup.”

Influences in Country Music

7:00 to 7:41

Megan discusses her country music influences and the artists that inspired her.

“And then how long until when you taught yourself how to play guitar?”

First Songs and Inspirations

7:41 to 9:26

Megan talks about her first song and how other artists inspired her songwriting.

“Sometimes I forget when I have a singer on the show and they start singing.”

New Album and Birthday Plans

9:26 to 11:28

Discussion about Megan's upcoming album and plans to celebrate birthdays together.

“Like when I met her too, I wasn't expecting like because it's like she was performing and like award shows are just stressful.”

Songwriting as Therapy

11:28 to 13:52

Megan explains how songwriting helps her process emotions and experiences.

“These next songs, I like, usually I'm one to like tease the crap out of them.”

The Evolution of Song Meaning

14:00 to 16:56

Explore how artists detach from the personal meaning of their songs over time.

“Do you believe, though, that, like, when you release a song, like, it's not yours anymore, it's everybody else's, so, like, you don't attach meaning to it.”

Choosing Yourself in Relationships

16:56 to 19:55

Discuss the significance of self-respect in romantic relationships and personal growth.

“And I opened for John Langston because we didn't have money to pay an opener because we spent all of our money on him.”
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Getting Started in Music

19:55 to 22:55

Learn about the artist's early experiences and pivotal moments that shaped her musical journey.

Writing Tennessee Orange

22:55 to 24:16

Discover the inspiration and creative process behind the song 'Tennessee Orange'.

“Like, what was, like, the first round of lyrics you were like?”

Connecting with Fans through Performance

24:16 to 27:56

Examine the dynamic relationship between performers and their audience during live shows.

“I think we have much different palates, I fear.”

Food Preferences and Personal Quirks

28:00 to 29:12

Explore personal food preferences and habits, including messiness.

“soggy and steamed I'm like oh I like steamed broccoli you don't like steamed broccoli like It needs to be like black, like the edges.”

Friendship and Collaborations with Tate McRae

29:12 to 31:18

Discussion about the friendship and musical collaborations with Tate McRae.

“And, like, tell me how that friendship started and everything.”

Confidence and Personal Growth

31:18 to 33:14

Insights on growing confidence and navigating personal challenges.

“I think if we like got time to write, like it would be fire.”

Coping with Online Criticism

33:14 to 35:36

Strategies for dealing with negative online commentary and self-acceptance.

“things slide because I would look for the best in people.”

Support from Industry Friends

35:36 to 37:58

The importance of having supportive friends in the music industry.

“I just remember like after like performances, I wouldn't like cram myself to sleep anymore.”

The Joys and Challenges of Being an Artist

37:58 to 40:05

Discussing the balance of work and enjoyment in the music career.

“Like, you know, the little golden retriever that was like swimming around a living room or something like that.”

College Memories and Influencer Beginnings

40:05 to 42:00

Reflecting on college experiences and the start of a social media career.

“And did you and Natalie meet freshman year?”

College Influencer Beginnings

42:00 to 43:00

Learn how Megan and her friend became influencers during college.

“Like the first time that we've spent like a lot of time together, you know?”

Writing 'Wonder' on the Beach

43:00 to 44:10

Discover the story behind the song 'Wonder' and its personal significance.

“And it was way because it is so common to do that today.”

Finding the Right Partner

44:10 to 46:30

Megan discusses her friends' relationships and the meaning of commitment.

“Now I think they're trying to brand it more as like family friendly.”

Breakout Hit: Tennessee Orange

46:30 to 47:50

Megan reflects on the journey of her song 'Tennessee Orange' going viral.

“Yeah, it was streaming services, but I released it as an independent artist.”

Creating a New Album

47:50 to 49:10

Megan explains her process and feelings around the release of her new album.

The Live Album Announcement

49:10 to 51:10

Insights into the creation and emotional significance of her live album.

“And then you're like, you sing lucky and you're like, Oh, we're getting drunk tonight.”

Musical Evolution and Genre

51:10 to 53:00

Megan discusses her musical style, influences, and future direction.

“Yeah Wait oh my god The right is the front, obviously.”

Inspiration from Taylor Swift

53:00 to 55:50

Megan shares her admiration for Taylor Swift and her songwriting techniques.

“I think it's just like, they're traditional melodies.”

Wrap-Up and Listener Segment

55:50 to 56:00

The hosts engage in a light-hearted listener segment to conclude the episode.

Taylor Swift's Healing Power

56:00 to 56:50

Explore how music can provide healing and connection.

“Is all to all 10 minute version your favorite?”

Audience Questions: Relationship Advice

56:50 to 58:20

Dive into listener questions on relationship dynamics and communication.

“Okay, are you ready for the Tell Me What's Wrongs?”

Friendship Dynamics and Boundaries

58:20 to 1:01:50

Discuss the importance of healthy friendships and boundaries.

“Yeah I think that just comes off as he doesn't care that much about your feelings What song of yours would you tell her to listen to?”

Exploring Romantic Relationships

1:01:50 to 1:06:00

Contemplate the complexities of romantic relationships and exploration.

“and that's why I appreciate that about my friend group.”

Dealing with Unusual Behavior

1:06:00 to 1:09:40

Address concerns about strange behaviors in relationships and their implications.

Navigating Post-College Life

1:09:40 to 1:10:02

Discuss the challenges of feeling stuck after college and loneliness.

“I caught my boyfriend of almost one year taking pictures of me in my sleep.”

Feeling Stuck in College

1:10:02 to 1:11:20

The hosts discuss the struggles of feeling stuck and lonely after college.

“And they're so like bright eyed and you're just like, it's time.”

Memorable Experiences in Athens

1:11:21 to 1:12:44

The conversation shifts to fond memories and experiences in Athens and the University of Georgia.

“Honestly, I just loved going to the University of Georgia.”

Dating Concerns and Red Flags

1:12:45 to 1:14:06

The hosts discuss concerns about a partner's secretive behavior and potential red flags.

“I think I'm dating, I think the man I'm dating might be a criminal.”

Growing Up in a Cult

1:14:07 to 1:15:27

A listener reveals they were raised in a cult, sparking a discussion about the implications.

“They waited until my 24th birthday to tell me this.”

Handling Awkward Situations

1:15:28 to 1:16:49

The hosts share humorous stories and advice about navigating embarrassing moments and friendships.

“But if you need to laugh, you're always welcome here.”

Reflections on Life and Music

1:16:50 to 1:19:19

The hosts reflect on their lives, music, and preparing for upcoming events, including album releases.

“That was so polite of you to like not say that at first.”
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Transcript

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0:00For decades, a shadowy organization called the Lemonati has kept lemon on top and lime in the shadows. Look around, lemon forward sodas, even lemon forward songs. We ran the tracks, slowed them down, reversed them, and squeezed out the truth.

0:19That's lemon propaganda right there. But now, 7up is fighting back with their new lime lemon soda. Join the 7up rising. Flip the sip.

0:40hi pussies welcome back to therapist i know we are doing a third first of all i need to dress up more for this i know we are doing a thursday release which we don't normally do but we are doing that because it is megan maroney's birthday and she is also the guest tonight so i thought it would be really fun to drop the episode on her birthday with it being so close. Happy birthday to you, Megan. Love you. So in Megan's honor, I'm going to sing happy birthday to her. Happy birthday to... Wait, I'm going to try to sound good. Hold on. Just because she's a singer, you know okay oh no that was off tune happy birthday to you happy happy birthday to you wait no I know that isn't good happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear Dear Megan, happy birthday to you.

1:52Thank you. Megan Maroney is a dear friend and a superstar when it comes to country music and just music in general. She's literally incredible. Her sophomore album, MIOK, came out last year. She is currently on the MIOK tour, which I was so lucky to be able to see last week. It was life-changing. I love when I go to a concert and their audience is just so engaged. They're like hanging on her every word. And like Megan just had the crowd in the palm of her hands. It was so amazing. I just kept looking up there being like she is such a star and like all of her music slaps. But if you are not able to see her live, do not worry.

2:33Her live album Megan Maroney and my OK tour is out now. Oh, there's just something like I.E. Cornelia Street Live. like it just like it makes you really feel like you're in the room with the artist and I think it's so cool um so Megan congratulations and happy birthday and I'm so excited for you guys to hear this episode to submit tell me what's wrongs go to pass that post.com and click tell me what's wrong leave a name a number if you're feeling fancy okay enjoy the episode love you pussies hi pussies welcome back to therapists today we have on a dear friend and a country superstar, Megan Maroney.

3:12Oh, hey. Hey. I miss you. How are you? I'm great. I love that we're matching. I know we are matching. This has made my day already. This is, and you know, I never wear sweats that are like, what would you call this? Bootleg, perhaps. This is bootleg? Straight leg? Straight leg. Straight leg. But I never wear it. No. And I did it for you. Not that it's like really like upended my day or anything, but like. Thank you so much. How's tour? It's great. I mean, we've got, what, eight shows left out of, I've done, there's gonna be 50 total. So math is hard. 42 shows. So it's been amazing. I feel like it's been like the best time of my life on tour.

3:54It's just, it's insane. I'm so glad you get to come because you'll get to like see it. I feel like I say all the time, like, oh, it's so special and it's crazy. It's amazing. I've never had this happen before, but until you like see it, then you're like, oh, that is insane. Cannot wait. What do you, what's your favorite song to perform in the show? I think Break It Right Back, straight into Bless Your Heart, really does something for me. Like, I end Break It Right Back on the floor, like the drama. The drama of it all. And then I stand up and we sing Bless Your Heart together and it's just like therapy.

4:27I love Bless Your Heart. Thanks. Did you write, because I remember you being like, what's your writing process? And you're like, you write it all at home at first and then you bring it to a studio. Yeah, so, like, I wrote Bless Your Heart on a Writer's Trip. So that was just, like, we went out to the East Tennessee Mountains, and we just, like, brought guitars and sat around and talked about stuff. And that was a part of my deluxe album. So I wanted, that was, like, a topic I didn't touch on on Am I Okay? It was, like, you know, anti-bullying. And that's what that song is written for. So we were talking about just how, like, my co-writer Jesse Alexander had, like, a middle schooler.

5:04and I was like what can we say that's not like fuck you right but a middle schooler can sing and feel better when they're being bullied and I was like oh bless your heart bless your heart is great but I was also listening to I'm not pretty today and then that's also touches on the bullying yeah that is um wait did you say the bullying of it all yes right like that's that what it's the bullying like isn't that what it's about it's like no it is um that actually happen though if you go to my instagram i say did you mean to double tap that spring break throwback from 2016 and pcb what is pcb panama city beach got it also to sidetrack you didn't know what a chicken mini is okay it's the backbone of my happiness what is a chicken mini mini what is that it's chick-fil-a's best breakfast item is that when i facetimed you after we went out in nashville and you were eating that yes miniature breakfast sandwich it's yes it's like a little chicken biscuit okay soaked in butter have you had a chicken mini louise he didn't even know what it was i said i i just ate some chicken minis and he's like a what and i was she was appalled i was offended to my core to bring it all back you started saying when you were injured in cheerleading right and then your dad gifted you a guitar yeah so my dad gifted me a guitar after my first breakup because i wouldn't stop crying so he took me to guitar center um my mom was pulling out all the stops.

6:28She's like, the first time I was allowed to dye my hair blonde was because of a breakup. I wouldn't stop crying. You're not naturally blonde? No. Wait, your hair looks naturally blonde. You're so sweet for seeing. You don't have roots. Yes, I do. They're tasteful roots. Oh, okay. But they're definitely there. And I would say my hair is like not, I'm not naturally like a brunette. It's like more dirty blonde, but yeah, definitely not a natural. Very blonde girl. But yeah, my mom let me dye my hair and my dad bought me a guitar. And then how long until when you taught yourself how to play guitar?

7:06It was about that time. Yeah, like you said, I hurt my knee when I was like 17. And I had to get surgery. And that made me have to be in a wheelchair for like two and a half months. And so when I was just sitting around doing nothing, I was like, okay, I'll finally try to learn guitar. Because my dad would try to teach, like he tried to teach me how to play guitar since I was like 12. but I would never like stick to it because my fingers would hurt or like I would just get easily distracted by something else. But when I got hurt, I was like, well, I ain't got nothing else to do. What was the first song you taught yourself how to play?

7:37Strawberry Wine. Do you know that one? Really? It's my go-to karaoke song. Who's it by? Dina Carter. Strawberry Wine, 17. Sometimes I forget when I have a singer on the show and they start singing. I'm like, oh, I forget. surely you've heard the song surely no surely like if you heard i really the issue with me and country music is i i it's all great i only listen to women in country so i listen to you i listen to casey okay i listen to you and i listen to casey and i listen to um like uh like i listen to old dolly parton sometimes i I listened to like Miranda Lambert. Like who were some of your country icons?

8:25Miranda and Casey. I think Taylor too, obviously. Of course. Like I grew up on her music. But Casey was the first artist that made me want to like write my own music. Do you remember the first song you wrote? Yeah, it was called Stay in Memory. It was a fuck you song. Imagine that. Stay in Memory and Don't Come Back was like the hook. But yeah, I listened to Same Trailer, Different Park for the first time. And I was like, she is so clever. And so like, how does she put those feelings into words? And then it rhymes and it's so clever and funny. And that's when I was like, I'm going to try to write a song.

9:02It's actually funny you say that because I was listening to Mary go around the other day. And then I was listening to your stuff. And they reminded me of each other with like the wittiness. Thank you. That's a compliment. Yeah, it was really cool because like I grew up loving Kacey Musgraves so much. and I even like waited outside of her bus at a show in Alabama and I got to meet her and then we shared a dressing room at the CMA Awards last year. Do you tell her like I literally waited outside your bus? Oh, she knows. Like when I met her too, I wasn't expecting like because it's like she was performing and like award shows are just stressful.

9:36Like I wasn't even expecting her to like take the time to take a picture with me or anything because like the CMAs put us together. Like she could have been like girl. yeah like remember when you stalked me outside of my bus like i don't have to share a dressing room with this girl but she was like so kind and sweet and was like thanks for all the nice things you always say about me um and took the time to like get pictures it was just really sweet and i just love her yeah she's everything yeah do you listen to deeper well yes i love architect so good so good witty song witty song yeah um it's one of those things where it's like Like, she has so many songs where I'm like, oh, I wish I wrote that.

10:13Do you, what song are you, like, most proud of in your discography with your wordplay? Wordplay? I really love the bridge where I say I'll see you next Tuesday at the bar. I love that because it's just funny to me. I had explained to my parents what that was and why that was clever. You're like, it's cunt. Yeah. I'm calling them a cunt. so that but then also my song Sleep on My Side I listened to that today I sleep on my side and you sleep with everyone I'm like I did that yeah I did that have you started writing your new album oh yeah it's done being written and I'm listening to mixes now so that's all I listen to right now is myself and then I go and I play a show and it's more of myself I'm like yay October 9th right that's when your live album comes out October 9th Right by my birthday.

11:08Oh my gosh, when's your birthday? 27th, you're the 9th, right? Okay, I love that for us. Yeah. So maybe our little trip is our birthday trip. I invited myself on vacation, by the way, just so everybody knows. And I was going to invite Jake anyways, but yeah, it's perfect that you were like, I'm coming, because I was like, great, I was going to invite you. I'm really excited for that vacation. We are going to have the best time. We're going to swim with sharks. Ooh, okay. We're going to down some tequila sodas. Yes. health and wellness. Just get drunk for five days straight. Literally. Yeah. I don't know.

11:40These next songs, I like, usually I'm one to like tease the crap out of them. Like I'm like, there's this one and this one and this one. And I'm just like, oh, I can't give away too much yet because I'm, I'm like the most proud of this next album of all my stuff. From what I've heard, from what you've played me, so good. I mean, you know, when you played me blank, I can't, But like she played me this one song and I listened to it every single. It's amazing. Thanks. Yeah, I'm obsessed with that one. I feel like that one really is like bar for bar. I didn't. I told no lies. I feel like writing for me is so therapeutic because like I can write that song and now it's like done.

12:26You know, like I have nothing else to feel in that situation because I wrote it. And now that's a song that was like, you know, lived inside me. And now it's like, eh, that's for everyone else to enjoy now. Do you usually write your songs in like one session? Or do you like, did that song take, like, what are you like? Oh, yeah, that song was like 30 minutes. What? Because it was like, we're going to say exactly what happened. I mean, it takes you through exactly. And it like, I love that it touches on all the points because it's like, oh, well, she should have known. And it's like, yeah, well, if he did this, then you wouldn't have known either.

13:01Right. So it's all the, I feel like it just checks all of the boxes and I'm, I love that one and I'm glad I sent it to you because now you can crash out whenever you want. I do all the time. Also, like, do you feel like writing music helps you not live in the past? Cause you can let it go. A hundred percent. Yeah. It's like, I feel so grateful to even like have like the gift of songwriting because I'm like, if I didn't have somewhere to put those feelings, they would just be like, you know. Fastering. Yes. And, and it truly is like, I felt like after I wrote, I almost said the title, after I wrote that song that we're talking about, like I never wrote another song about that situation again.

13:41Cause it's like, I said what I need to say. Right. And now some people are going to relate to it and that can be something that we all share together now, but I don't like feel it anymore. Like in me, you know, do you believe that when you perform a song? That was black. No, like, I know what you mean. I don't know why I said it like that, but I was like, that's so strange. Well, literally. Do you believe, though, that, like, when you release a song, like, it's not yours anymore, it's everybody else's, so, like, you don't attach meaning to it. Like, you attach, because I forget what show I was at the other day.

14:19Who was it? Was it Gaga? I think it was Lady Gaga. Was it Lady Gaga? I don't know what you're about to say. Okay. Well, somebody, I was at a show and somebody was like, I wrote this song and now it's like, so not about me. It's like, I like, don't even feel what this, what, when I wrote this, like, I don't even feel what I was feeling when I wrote it. It's about like everybody else. Like this song is for everybody now. A hundred percent. I have a song called girl in the mirror. That's like that for me. I literally, the hook is like, I love the boy more than I love the girl in the mirror. and when I wrote that it was like something that I needed to be like I needed to remind myself because I knew it was true but it's like once you write it down and you have to sing it you're like oh shit like the first time I performed it I cried and I was like what like I tried to get myself to stop crying and I couldn't and I was like holy shit and it's just because like you're admitting to people that like at one point you cared about them and their happiness way more than yourself and that's like really like damn like how did I let myself get that way when I'm you know I grew up so confident and bubbly and stuff um and so that song now though because now I would rather like die than shrink myself for a man um it's more so like there's so much strength in it because these girls that I see sobbing to it like I'm up there singing it with confidence and it's empowering because I'm like I don't feel this way anymore and I know you feel this way right now but like one day if you choose yourself like you're not going to be in that situation what at what age did you think you're like okay like I choose myself like six months ago are you serious um no but like there's like I would say like this year is the first year I've really stood on business you always stand on business that's not true that is not true I wrote a song called I know you have you heard that on am I okay yes that is like the long distance situationship like him and I just like couldn't get away from each other and like I was not standing on business but like now I'm like at like a hint of disrespect I'm like I'm out what is like a hint of disrespect for you um just like the second I feel that I'm not being treated the way I deserve whether it's like I find out there's like you're lying a little bit or just like not showing up for me in the way that I'm showing up for them or whatever it is just like any sort of like things that feel off where in my past relationships I've like stuck around and forgave them and heard them out I'm like no fuck you wait but I did I did want to talk about because when we got dinner in Nashville we talked about you're like you went to Georgia and you started by like posting covers online with your family right and girls in your sorority were not nice about it um yeah not very supportive no I mean there was there was a few for sure but for the most part it was like oh this girl like thinks she's gonna be a country singer she's like because i to be fair i was playing for tips like at a restaurant so like i get it no i think that's how a lot of people start out yeah i get people doubting though you know i'm like okay that's fair right fair um but yeah it was they weren't very nice and then and now they like text me and they're like oh my god we always believed in you and i'm like yeah okay no you didn't thanks and do you so but you started though because you had to you performed at was it a sorority event yeah and chase rice was in the audience what was that like and what did you sing um so at the time i wasn't writing my own song so i sang merry-go-round mama's broken heart and probably like wide open spaces or something.

18:02And I opened for John Langston because we didn't have money to pay an opener because we spent all of our money on him. So I did it for free. And then Chase was there and he was like, you know, like, I really like your voice. Why don't you come open for me at the Georgia Theater next month? Like first of three. I'm not going to pay you, but still a cool opportunity, which I was like, don't I'll pay you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And he was like, the only thing is, is like, you only played covers today and I want you to play an original song. Like, I don't want you to just do covers. So if you play an original, like, you can open for me.

18:35And so I wrote my first song. Which was? Stay in Memory. Stay in Memory. Mm-hmm. So have you ever seen Stars Born? Yes. So that's you. A little bit. Yes. I love that movie. and then when did you then after you wrote stay in memory what like did you just keep writing keep writing keep writing yeah so after that show I really wanted to move to Nashville because Chase was like just drop out of school you don't need your degree like musicians like if you're gonna make it you need to be in Nashville so I told my parents I was like Chase said I should just move to Nashville and I don't need to get my degree and my parents were like sweetheart yeah that's not gonna happen and you stayed in school so I stayed in school but once I like once I performed for the first time and I actually heard the audience sing strawberry wine back to me which like wasn't even a song that I wrote but it's just like so rewarding to hear like a room full of people all come together and like scream words right to a song we all love that's when I like got the bug for it and I was like I gotta figure out how I'm gonna move to Nashville so I kind of accounting to like marketing and digital marketing and then I you know got in the music business program at Georgia to try to like learn everything I could and then I graduated in 2020 over zoom no yeah in that were you in Nashville at the time yeah I had already moved I was like as soon as I found out like we weren't going back to school I was like okay well I'm going to Nashville and then what song do you feel as though you were like okay this is my full-time job and I can like this is going to be my full-time job I think it was hair salon like because I was having like writers that I really look up to like Luke Laird is one of them who I worked on this last album with or the next one with a lot and he like reached out and complimented the song and I was like so I think like that was the song where like writers that I really looked up to in Nashville started to like be like oh she's like actually can write a song right of course there were some people that was like oh she got lucky like do it again you know and you did yeah do you is hair salon based on a true story like were you in a chair at Bernadette's hair salon and did you hear three seats down somebody talking about your ex-boyfriend yeah the weirdest thing about hair salon like I so believe that like my career is just like such a god thing because even like Chase Rice randomly being there and being like open write a song and I was like okay like that's like just feels very like such a god thing i feel like hair salon i had a dream that that happened like i had a dream that an ex that i was not over at the time got engaged and three chairs down they're like i'll show it they're like oh my god they got engaged like look at these pictures they look so good together and i can see my hometown hair salon and i'm looking out the window like the other way try not to cry uh-huh and that's like all i remembered from the dream and then i had the idea and I brought it into like some songwriters that I love writing with and we like wrote it and it was like that's that is so weird you know yeah it's so fake it's like I don't I would have never because I didn't actually happen to me and I write about things that happened to me like I had to dream it for that to like even be a thing you know it's crazy did you call Bernadette were you like oh Bernadette is like she's got a picture a framed picture of me in her salon I have it like signed out to Bernadette.

21:59Yeah, she came to, she comes to my shows whenever I'm in Georgia because she lives there. Is Georgia your favorite city to play? Yeah, I mean, I have a few favorites, honestly. Georgia's definitely like being home is always fun. And I feel like they take ownership of me, which I really love. And I feel like Tennessee, because I wrote Tennessee Orange, they also take ownership of me. So like anywhere in Georgia, Tennessee, always a good time. to like cities that I have no personal connection to, but I really love are Boston and Chicago. They're crazy. They're like every single time they're like bonkers.

22:33And I'm like, am I from here? Did you write, wait, so did you write Tennessee Orange on your kitchen floor? Let me think. Tennessee Orange was an idea that I brought in. And then I ended up rewriting the, like the bridge and some verses and stuff like that. But yeah, I just like brought the idea in And then I finished it, I guess, in my kitchen. Yeah. How did Tennessee Orange start? Like, what was the initial idea for it? Like, what was, like, the first round of lyrics you were like? Like, how do you start? Do you start a song from the chorus or the verse or does it just switch up? Well, that song in particular, I thought of the hook, which is, like, in Georgia, they'd call it a sin.

23:09I'm wearing Tennessee Orange for him. Because I was literally in a Tennessee shirt and I looked in the mirror and I was like, my mom's, like, a diehard Georgia fan. And I was like, if my mom saw me in this shirt, like, she would kill me. because my mom like I've never like worn another like team shirt like as a Georgia girl like you don't do that and um so I thought of the hook and then we were kind of writing it I wanted it to be like I'm calling my mom and letting her know like something bad has happened like that's why I say like it ain't what you think like I'm not pregnant I'm still writing songs I'm not quitting music you know what I mean like I I think like that's in my brain how we were going to structure the song was like, Mom, I'm calling.

23:49You're going to freak out. Yeah. And then it kind of just, it just came naturally. I mean, I wanted to like make some Tennessee references. So like Athens and Nylander in the second verse and then Rocky Tops and the bridge. And then the day before I recorded the song, we added I Still Want the Dogs to Win. So good. Because I was like, how? My Georgia people are going to be so pissed off. And that line saved me a lot, but there's still some Georgia people that are like, she needs her diploma revoked no way like like and they say it seriously yeah when you released that were people that you knew from college like how could you uh i think a few of them but i like the most if you understand like sec rivalry it's like oh damn she really likes him if she's gonna like switch like teams to like tennessee versus georgia a big rivalry yeah understood and when you perform that song in Tennessee is it like somebody is getting like possessed yeah 100 % 100 % except for when I say I still want the dogs to win I get booed there but then in Athens that's like the loudest line of the song right yeah I am so excited to see that song live I know it's gonna be so fun what's the capacity at the Greek the Greek is 5 ,900 so you're doing 10 ,000 people wow are you excited yeah it's gonna be so fun are you kidding I cannot wait I can't wait to like see you at the show like where are you gonna stand we need to like plan it out because i need like jake's reaction i know like should he come up for am i okay what do you what would i do just jump up and down yes there's confetti and stuff yes i am oh my god i'm so excited to see it all live like i oh you know we need to talk about you always sorry i we needed sunshine we needed to get that out of the way first.

25:40I know. I hate Sun Chips. I think that's crazy. You like the Harvest? I think we have much different palates, I fear. I don't know if I'm, like, traumatized from them because, like, they were given to me. And specifically Harvest Cheddar, which is what I was offended by. I think if I were to have Sun Chips, it would be, like, the plain flavor. Oh, God. See, I'm offended by that as well. And I would post a hard post that says disgusting. Oh, on the plain flavor? I will say that in the hierarchy of sun chips, I think Harvest Cheddar ranks second. What's first? is the obvious choice. I mean, that is my 13th reason that's garden salsa, like I think is so despicable.

26:21Oh my gosh. What about, like what do you, what chips do you with a turkey sandwich? Oh, I love a turkey sandwich. Like potato chips, like Utz potato chips. Okay. I don't think I know that brand. Okay, so don't you worry. I have it in bulk at my house. Okay, perfect. So before you leave, I'm going to give you an Utz barbecue chip and an Utz plain chip. Okay. Okay? They will change your life. You're going to say, hey, these kind of taste like Lay's. They don't. Okay. Got it. I appreciate a good chip. I'm a chip girl. I actually have the Sun Chip, like the Harvest Cheddar ones on my rider. What's your rider?

26:56Sun Chips. Veggie tray. Ooh, yum. Beef sticks. She loves beef sticks. A Chomps beef stick. Boy. boy if you don't um my alani knew the watermelon wave flavor um cold brew essential water the big one it's really like not that interesting like oh the peanut butter um pretzels i love peanut butter pretzels love you know what's so funny about peanut butter and this is so random but do you ever feel like there's something that your palate like your taste palate like got accustomed too as you grew older like I used to hate tomatoes love tomatoes now um let me think yeah I've always loved tomatoes um oh like brussel sprouts I fuck with the brussel sprout and you used to not I used to not especially if they're like crispy I've kind of realized though that like all vegetables I eat need to be like on fire and then taken out of the oven you know I agree with you yeah like if they're soggy and steamed I'm like oh I like steamed broccoli you don't like steamed broccoli like It needs to be like black, like the edges.

28:07And then I eat the edges first. Oh, okay. Do you cook? No. Okay, right, right, right. No. Flaw. Right. No, that's not a flaw. It's one of my cons. What do you think your cons are? Inability to cook.

28:26Never being home. Or like, is this just in general as a human being? Yeah, just in general. I would say, so I'm not dirty, but I'm messy. So like, like I'm not going to leave food or anything out, but like when I get dressed, my mom called it Hurricane Megan growing up. It's just like the thought of putting things back where they belong doesn't even cross my mind. Because you're just like. And it becomes a tomorrow problem. Because it's just like it's left. Yeah. It's left. It's home. You didn't make the cut. You're on the ground now. Yes. Yes. And you're next to the shoes and I know exactly where you are, but you're not getting attention today.

29:00I mean, there's been sometimes, like, if I'm, like, dating a guy and he comes over without, like, warning. And then I'm like, whoa, don't go in my room. Right, because it's a hot mess. Yeah. You have performed now with Tate, who I adore, twice now. And, like, tell me how that friendship started and everything. I just love her so much. She's so much fun and, like, the sweetest. And she's so talented. Like, I could go on and on. But, yeah, so last year she, I guess we've been, like, following each other on Instagram for a while. I've obviously been a fan of hers for a while I didn't know she knew who I was for There for a second, but um, we were instagram friends and then she was like i'm playing in nashville Um, do you want to like do tennessee orange or like I can't remember how it went But we did tennessee orange at that like amphitheater And then this year again, she was playing bridgestone and I happened to be home that day Which is like really rare because this is a thursday and usually I have shows thursday to saturday But I didn't so I was like this is perfect and we did like the emo version of six months later.

30:02So good. She like kills any song she does. Also her tour. Were you not like so gagged beyond belief? My jaw from the intro up until I had to leave to go backstage, I was just like, I was like, I don't know if I want to be her. I don't know if I'm in love with her. Right, like. Like, and she's my friend and I think she's like a superhuman because not only is she so talented, she's like so normal and kind. I'm like, wait, like the intro where it's like the silhouette, I was like. And then she goes, and then the light just like beams down on her. It's like the actual, I don't understand how she doesn't get tired.

30:45I know. I was literally, we went out after and she was like, she's the one that was like, do you want to go to a bar after? I'm like, sure. Where are we going? And we went to Broadway, but just like her energy and even like all the dancers, I'm like, y 'all just played like the longest show of like, it's a full workout. It's their athletes. It's like a two hour workout. Right. And y 'all have energy to then go out and have just as much energy. It's insane. It was so much fun though. They're like all so talented and kind. I just love her. She's the greatest. You guys should clap on a song one day.

31:17I wish. I think if we like got time to write, like it would be fire. You have to do it. The new song, the Tipper Tat. Oh, my God. Sickening. I know. Sickening. We've had it on repeat in my green room. Like, that's the only thing we listen to. People, like, my openers are probably like, oh, my God, does she know any other songs? I'm like, no. I listened to it for the first time in the car the other day. Hits. She ate. She ate. I love her. Okay, I think I do need you guys to write a song together, actually. I would love that. I also, like, told her, too, because she's so young. Like, I'm 27. Isn't she, like, 22?

31:5422, yeah. Yeah, I was just like telling her, I'm like, you do like such a good job of handling everything. Like you're such a superstar. And I feel like I'm at the perfect age right now to be dealing with all of this. But if I was your age, I don't know if I'd be handling it as well. So I was like, good job, Tate. You're killing it, sister. She should be proud of herself. Do you, so are you about to enter your Saturn return? Or do you feel like you've already entered it? What does that mean? A Saturn return is like. I know Casey says it, but I just sing along. my Saturn what a Saturn return is Saturn comes around every like 27 to 30 years and apparently look like I might not get the facts completely right but basically when you're 27 to 30 you have this like major life reckoning where you like if you're not on the path that you're meant to be on the universe will shift it will shift it oh I actually don't want to talk about this anymore no no but it's like in a good way it's like you just like really come into yourself is like the non-scary way of saying okay yeah I think I'm there I think I'm like in the past year I would say I've gotten just like so much more confident in myself and like I know exactly who I am and I know exactly who I want to be surrounded by and it's just like like I said standing on business I don't allow people to treat me like shit I feel like before I let a lot of things slide because I would look for the best in people.

33:21And I think that's a good thing to look for the best in people, but not so much that it like, you know, tears apart your mental health, right. Trying to hope that they do good because you know, they're capable of it. Right. And how is your mental health with like, like when you signed up to be a singer, like, were you like, okay, like, did you ever anticipate like such heavy discourse online about your art and what you do god no it was like so rough at first I feel like once again this year is like the first year I've actually been able to be like stable about it and um I think I've had so much said about me now that I'm pretty numb to it which I think um is just something that happens when there's like that many people saying negative things about you I think now too that it's like I feel I put more weight into the people that love me and love my music than I do the people who are just like commenting hateful things on everything they see and yeah it was a struggle though I mean like I feel like this year is the first year of like live tv performances that I haven't like absolutely hated because before I would be so anxious because I would be like I know this is about to go on tv and everyone's gonna rip me apart for it this is like going through my head before I even start singing.

34:38You know what I mean? So it's like, that was a horrible place to be at mentally. And now I feel like, this is like what I'm put on earth to do for now at least. So I need to like not let the opinions of people who don't matter to me affect anything that I do. And I feel like this is the first year that I've, I feel like I've always known that, but like this is the first year that I've actually been able to be like, yeah, like fuck the haters. Fuck you guys. Do you have any like coping mechanisms you use if you see something or hear something? it's kind of crazy. I'm like totally numb to it now.

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35:10It doesn't affect me at all. I kind of like laugh now, which I don't know. But I'm like, I just like when you have everyone saying everything like, Oh, she's ugly. She can't sing who, who let her wear that. Like, it's just like, right. Okay. Do you remember the moment where you realized it wasn't hurting you as it, as much as it used to? Um, I think, no, I don't remember the specific moment. I just remember like after like performances, I wouldn't like cram myself to sleep anymore. Cause I would literally go do that and then cry because I knew people would be so mean to me. And it's like, I think for myself, it's also been having more compassion for myself.

35:51Like this is my first time doing this shit, you know? So if I'm like performing somewhere, like even the VMAs, That was my first time at the VMAs. So I allowed myself to be like, you're going to be nervous because you've never done this. There's Sabrina Carpenter right there. You've never met her before. Holy shit. You love her though. There's Lady Gaga. There's Ariana Grande. And you're going to be nervous, but that's okay because you've never done this before. Rather than like, I think before I was like, you have to be perfect because everyone's already going to rip you apart and you already know what they're going to say about you.

36:20So you need to really bring it. And now it's like, right. I'm doing my best. Right. And there are so many people that love you. Yeah, I think it's just important to focus on like my fans and because I know that even like the fans that I meet just out in the wild. Right. Like they're so kind and like those are the kind of that's like that's real, you know, like people that just come up to you and they're so sweet and kind and like random anonymous profiles saying shit about you. I'm like me doesn't really do it for me anymore. Do you have any friends in the industry that you can be like, OK, you get it.

36:55Kenny Chesney. OK, tell me more. Yeah, he's been, so I got to open for him last year on a stadium tour. And he's become like such a close friend and mentor. And there was a time where I was like really crashing out over like this article that got posted and a lot of it wasn't true. Kenny came to my house because he was like, you need to like chill out. He was like, you are, you are building something so special, the connection you have with your fans. And like, you are letting these like people eat your lunch. Like, that's what he said. And I was like, oh shit. I was like, you ain't eating my damn lunch today.

37:30So he just like came over and like hyped me up. My parents were in town. And so my parents like thanked him a million times for coming and doing that. Cause he really just like talked some sense into me when I was crashing out. But it's like so nice to have a friend like Kenny that can, he's been through it all. Like he knows what it's like to have people talk bad about him and even like anything really. Cause he's been doing it for so long. So he always has the best advice and he talks some sense into me. none of that matters what matters is my songwriting um my fans and my path right it's like crazy what like how public perception can be like shifted based on untrue things it's really crazy it's just like i feel like in the age of like tiktok tiktok can be so beneficial but it can also be so harmful because like you'll get a video it'll have 500 000 likes yeah and a bunch of comments So, of course, you're going to be like, well, it's caught a lot of traction.

38:26So why wouldn't it be true? Right. Dude, the amount of I get. This is embarrassing. I get stumped by the AI videos. Like, you know, the little golden retriever that was like swimming around a living room or something like that. I was like, oh, my God, how did that happen? And then like 20 minutes later, I'm like, oh. What about the kangaroo with the plane ticket? Do you get stumped by that one? I haven't seen that one. Okay. You would get stumped by that one, I think, maybe. If you're getting stumped by a golden retriever swimming in a living room. Because I was almost dumped by the kangaroo. Okay.

38:57What is your favorite place that you've been able to travel to because of this job? Like outside of the U.S.?

39:07I love St. Bart's. I took my family there last year. Like after. Oh, my gosh. Really? Yeah. We have to go there, too. Yes, we do. Mentally noted. Take Jake and Tate to St. Bart's. Got it. I love St. Bart's. I took my family there. It was so beautiful. and then I also just love the Bahamas. I recorded a lot of my vocals off my new album there. There's a studio down there. And you, okay, so when, so does it feel like work for you? Because if you're doing that even when you're on vacation and you're like, I need to do this, like this isn't work to me. Like what feels like work to you? It felt like work when like they all went on a boat trip and I had to go in the studio and sing.

39:48But like other than that, it's just, I felt like, I don't know, maybe my Saturn has returned because I'm like I just feel so content and like everything is just like enjoyable like I'm feel so grateful that I've been doing this for what when I sign my record deal like three years now maybe and I just like only been three years I think so right um wow but I just like and I know I'm only three years and yeah talk to me in 40 years um but like I just enjoy it so much still like even going in the studio I get so excited and the shows like usually there's like an aspect I feel like I've talked to other artists there's an aspect that they don't like whether it's like social media or touring or whatever it is and writing and I'm like I love all of it and so it's just like really rewarding and to be able to record vocals for my new album and then like go to dinner on the beach I'm like this is the life is this real yeah I was going to ask, well, because you've had the friends that you've been friends with, you've been friends forever, especially Natalie, right?

40:51And did you and Natalie meet freshman year? Yeah, we met the first day on bid day in our sorority. So I remember like her and I were terrified. We didn't drink in high school. So when we got to college, we thought like bid day was going to be like, we're watching movies, wearing matching pajamas that are monogrammed. Right. That is not the case. And I'm not going to elaborate because I'm pretty sure they could get in trouble. Right. But we did not watch movies. And there was no matching pajamas. But so her and I were kind of just a little scared. Like we both went into college with boyfriends too.

41:28So like, you know, going around to all the frats and stuff, I was like, I'm being a loyal girlfriend. Right, right. And yeah, so her and I bonded pretty quickly. We became like immediately best friends. We actually, our first social we were going to, we were really going outside the box by attending a, like a social with the fraternity. And on the way home from Party City, I remember it was like America themed or something. We got rear-ended by someone. Like we were in the same car together and we got rear-ended and it pushed us into another car. So it was like a three car accident. Oh my God.

42:04Like the first time that we've spent like a lot of time together, you know? So waiting on the cop and stuff, we had to like go to Steak and Shake and we were at steak and shake for like four hours together and then my brother came and like got her bumper off of her car so then she met my brother like it was very much like after that day specifically too we were like besties like no one if they couldn't find natalie they were like they asked me and if they couldn't find me they'd be like what's natalie and you guys lived together for the rest of college and then you guys started doing pursuing social media though together right yeah that was in college um that was like right when the influencer thing was starting and i just remember like Like we're broke college kids and like these brands wanted to send us clothes for free.

42:46And I'm like, I'll post about it because I don't like I don't want to spend money on a game day outfit every week. Right. So it just started like that. And then, yeah, it was just like we were the sorority influencer girls. And it was way because it is so common to do that today. But back then it was not common. Yeah. People, like I said, I don't think everyone thought it was the greatest thing ever. they're kind of mean sometimes but um yeah natalie and i we just stuck it out and then um she's literally getting married next year we're gonna be friends for 10 years next year that's crazy i know wonder about her i know i know it makes me so emo like i literally wrote her that song about saying like you're gonna find a guy that's gonna show up for you and you're not gonna wonder if he cares about you or loves you and she found alex and he's like perfect for her And I'm just like, do you, what was it like when you played her that song for the first time?

43:42She was there. I mean, I, we were literally down at the beach and she was, um, arguing with the guy that she was talking to. Like, you know, when everyone's vibing and then your friends like aggressively texting, like totally not in the conversation and you're like, someone's pissing her off on the other line. Yes. Who do I need to kill? Right. And so it was like that thing. And she was explaining how he was just like stressing her out. And I was like, if he really loved you and cared about you, like you would not be wondering if he did and then immediately my brain was like wait wonder would be a really cool title so i'm like drunk on the beach i have a margarita and a pineapple willies cup and then which do you know what that is pineapple willies of course not okay yeah is that a southern thing yeah it's a panama city delicacy so pcb we have to take you to pcb that would be so much fun megan jake and pcb what is pcb it used to be the spring break hot spot would i survive there's a lot of debauchery happening back in the day.

44:39Now I think they're trying to brand it more as like family friendly. Right. But back in the day, not the case. Was this PCB trip the same one that somebody liked your Instagram photo? Okay. So not the Natalie one. No. That was a few years later. But yeah, I drunkenly wrote Wonder. Like I wrote the first verse in the chorus without a guitar in the water. Just the words. Were you standing alone? Yeah. I was like, I got to go real quick. I need some alone time. So I walk away from them. I come back and then I got my guitar and finished it that night. And I remember it was actually like so wholesome.

45:14I'm sure like somebody has a video of it, but it was like a, we took like a group trip. So there was maybe like 15 friends all down there. And after I finished the song, like I was sitting on the porch swing and I played the song for everyone. They were like sitting on the porch. And I remember everyone, I think like when I wrote that song was when I realized that like not everyone can write songs because they were so impressed and I was like really yeah I was like what do you mean um yeah I just like Natalie said she was going through this so I just like wrote it down and made it rhyme and um yeah so now I heard it right away but it's really wholesome um no I think she was just like because she didn't know Alex at the time so she was like going through it she's like you're right I do need someone that doesn't make you wonder so um yeah it's just crazy she's getting married now I'm the maid of honor got made of honor duties saying wonder at the wedding they yeah i've been i told them i would sing if they wanted me to i don't know exactly what i'm gonna sing but maybe wonder yeah that makes a lot of sense even though like most of the song is like it's like is it weird to sing a song about her ex at their wedding no because it's about finding someone that doesn't make her feel that way and maybe i'll change up the words a little bit to make it more personal to them yeah but i love alex so much he's like he's great he's great we call him community boyfriend yeah like when I haven't had boyfriends on Valentine's Day he'll like for me and Kelly he like shows up with like balloons and like chocolate and stuff just because he knows we don't have boyfriends I'm like so sweet that's really nice just like very thoughtful and like anytime um like I remember when I first saw my record deal he like took all of us out to dinner like just he's like the best when you signed your record deal what was the song that got you signed Tennessee Orange And you and you drop that on streaming services or like YouTube or?

47:03Yeah, it was streaming services, but I released it as an independent artist. So I literally like made the cover on my phone. And then when and how did it did it take off via TikTok or like how did it work? Yeah, I posted an acoustic video of me first, like back in March. And that kind of blew up and people were like, oh, my gosh, we need the song. But it wasn't a studio version. And then I decided to release it like right around football season with like I did. like this campaign with Spotify. So it was like, I just put it out. And then as soon as like the official sound was on TikTok, people started making like just relationship videos.

47:40It was like really wholesome. And they were completely ignoring. I didn't realize how much of a universal song it would be, I guess, because I thought it would be very like, you know, only Georgia and Tennessee people or people that know about, you know, college football rivalries, like only they would know about it. But they were using the part of the song that was like, I met somebody like he ain't from where we're from but he feels like home like that's the part of the song that they cared about more than Tennessee Orange which I thought um was interesting and I get asked a lot like how do you like replicate something like that and I'm like I don't think you can I think it's like it's so random like I'm like why did I don't know why they loved that so much you weren't expecting it to do what it did at all no right do you feel like people have like demo itis like when you perform a song when you play it like a song like on well you know obviously like an acoustic of whatever and then people want it to sound exactly like that or when you debut a song live I will say I'm very careful of not doing that to my fans I if I'm gonna tease it then I make it very similar to what is recorded because it's like I don't want them to get attached to something that's like not done right I think maybe in the past I would have posted like true demos but nowadays I mean I don't really tease music like I used to anymore like especially like I said with this new album like I'm so precious about all of it I'm like I need I kind of need everyone to listen to it like all at the same time and I don't want there to be too many surprises but my fans do know there's a song called wedding dress coming out the chorus goes on to say um like I'm gonna miss him in a wedding dress like don't let me miss him in a wedding dress just let me get over him like by the time I get married yeah because you know you're not getting married to him are you able to talk about like a timeline of the new album or no no okay the live album the live album's out october 9th october 9th nobody knows that yet but the live album was literally not planned it wasn't in my deal i got like halfway through the tour and i was like oh my god it's ending soon like this era is ending soon and i need to remember it so I fortunately have the best team ever and they just like we're like okay I guess we'll like get everything mixed and together and um so it's like very last minute but I'm like very attached to this era so I needed it to be like a whole live thing and you'll once you come to the show you'll understand why it's necessary but I was listening to mixes like late last night and it really puts you like back in the show and it's like I don't know I guess maybe like break it right back I think you and honestly maybe even third time's a charm I think you feel more of the emotions when I sing it live than in a studio just because like in a studio it's just way different um but I'm excited I think too it's just like I I call the amount of k tour group therapy because there's just so many there's so many different kinds of songs like you're crying over no color ID.

50:40Don't you get tired of hurting me. And then you're like, you sing lucky and you're like, Oh, we're getting drunk tonight. Woo. And then bless your heart. You're like screaming at the people who bullied you. And then the girls you're singing it with your friends and you're, it's just like, it's a, it's an experience. And so that's why I was like, before this era ends, I have to get the whole thing recorded and just put out. And so I'm literally like announcing it the night before that it's coming out and then it'll come out on my birthday just because I'm like I'm obsessed with you guys oh that's gonna be awesome I'm emotionally attached to the color blue and the am I okay era okay so I was about to say so the lucky era was green right green and gold green and gold this era was just hues of blue what can you say what colors you're thinking of for your next era No I can't I don't want to give any hints My fans have already Picked up on stuff Picked up on stuff But I will say like I don't want to toot my own horn It's my best work Yeah let me see Let me see Like I hate to toot my own horn But toot motherfucking toot Yeah toot it Literally toot it Okay are you ready for the front and back Is this the cover?

52:00Yeah Wait oh my god The right is the front, obviously. Shut up. Iconic. This is your best album cover. This is amazing. Thank you. I'm sweating now. So obviously I'm going to the track list. Sorry, I'm looking at the track list. Sorry. Okay. What is your, out of the list, say your favorite title. We can just bleep it out. Wait, I'm sorry. I was not expecting that. Oh, you saw it. I was not expecting that. My jaw just dropped. Yeah. Surprise. Please play for me. I will. For your new album, what do you feel like is the most different from the M.I.O.K. era in terms of, like, the themes? I think the biggest difference with this album is that just, like, my feet are so planted and I know exactly who I am.

52:49I feel like I've always known who I am, but, like, I, like, know who I am and I'm willing to take risks now, you know? It's, like, before it was, like, this is who I am, the first two albums, but this is, like, yeah, this is me. sonically is there anything different um it's definitely it's actually interesting because some of the songs like could definitely get played on pop radio really like it's it's straight up country pop which is exciting like we used sounds I've never used in albums before and I told my production my production my producer told my production I told my producer to go crazy um but I will say that like even though some of them lean a little bit more like country pop all of it is still real instruments and stuff so um it's still very organic in me but then again there's like the most country song I've ever you know I'm never gonna release song like the most country like what elements of a song to you are like, this is traditional country?

53:49I think it's just like, they're traditional melodies. And when you hear it, you'll understand. But like in that song I'm talking about, that's super traditional, the chorus starts lower than the verses. Okay. It's like, da-na-na-na-na-na-na-na. You know what I mean? So it's like just structured way different than like a country pop song on the album. You know what I mean? So I do think there's like a little bit of everything. Do you see yourself like ever genre shifting? or do you think country forever? I love country music a lot. I mean, that's, I don't listen to a lot of music, but when I do, it's like 2000s country that I grew up on.

54:26So I just like, just love country music. So I don't know. I mean, I don't even know what I'm eating for dinner. So my plans change all the time, but I do think like, yeah, for the foreseeable future, it'll be country, but you'll notice like on this next album, there's definitely some stuff that's like, that never would have been on Lucky or Am I Okay? you know so um I think that's exciting and it's just very like me like I don't think it even is a genre you know what I mean right when you were talking about like traditional country melodies was melodies something that came to you like creating a melody for a song is that something that came to you very naturally or was that something you had to learn um very naturally I don't even I don't I was telling my dad recently like I don't even remember learning how to sing harmonies but I just know them you know what I mean like it just in my head makes sense and I I think it's because he had me listen to a lot of Eagles growing up.

55:17Do you have any like North Stars bucket list moments that you really want to get done in the next few years? Ooh, bucket list moments. I want to play Bridgestone Arena. That's Nashville. Like two nights, probably. And what else do I want to do? I want to meet Taylor Swift. Oh, like as a songwriter, though, like what do you see that Taylor Swift does that the general public would never catch? like that you're like oh that is so cool that she's able to do that everything i just think like she she's so thoughtful and that means a lot as an artist even like i'm learning you know what i mean if you really like put the fans first and put your work first right like torture poets that album got me through some shit but daddy i love him is one of my favorite songs of all time by her smallest man who ever lived is my one of my favorite all times like it's up there with all All to all 10 minute version.

56:13Is all to all 10 minute version your favorite? Because it's the longest. Yeah. I'm like, I need as much healing as I can get, Taylor. That came out when I was in college. And I just remember like literally driving around campus with Brett blasting it. I was impressed with how quickly I memorized the whole song. Me too. It's because you want to know what it is. And I feel the same way about your music is you're telling a story. So when you're telling a story, you can remember the beginning, the middle and the end. And you know how to get there. so then it kind of just comes naturally to you. She's a legend.

56:45I really want to meet her. Okay, that was the bucket list. We went on our Taylor Swift tangent. Okay, are you ready for the Tell Me What's Wrongs? I'm so ready. Okay. I was so honored when you told me you actually listened to this show. Duh. It gets me through cardio. I hate cardio so much. So it allows me to dissociate and not just stare at the timer. Are there any other podcasts you listen to? No. I mean, not really. I feel like because we're friends, too, I'm like, you make me laugh so much. I was literally telling Jada like on the way here, like there have been days where I've been having a bad day and I literally go and just look at your reenactment videos.

57:18I need to do them more. They're so fucking funny. I need to do them more. And that's why I'm like, you're such like a light to people because it's so funny and like you're not even trying that hard to be funny. And it really is like, allows you to just like dissociate for a second and be happy. I love you. I love you. I, that made my day. Again. My boyfriend constantly forgets important things going on in my life, such as anniversaries, friends' birthdays, and even job interviews. I've told him it makes me feel invalidated, and he doesn't seem to fix it. And don't just say breakup. He's great besides this.

57:53When I say dump, you say his ass. Dump. His ass. Dump. His ass. Yeah, because I do think that those kind of things are coachable, too. You know like if you're just refusing to acknowledge anniversaries and shit It's just like that's a you problem Like sure maybe you forgot once But like if you say that it bothers you and it hurts your feelings It's not that hard to like make a note Do you feel like it's deeper than that? Like if a guy's forgetting things like that Like do you think it like goes deeper than just like the surface level forgetting of it all? Like he's not listening to you? Yeah I think that just comes off as he doesn't care that much about your feelings What song of yours would you tell her to listen to?

58:32What would you prescribe her?

58:38wait what was what could you read it what was what's she saying he's doing again she's saying he forgets anniversaries job interviews friends birthdays and she doesn't want to break up with him because she says he's amazing besides this oh um hmm man on the moon i don't know just dump him I don't know if you if you've talked to him and he refuses that's like a problem you know right because like there's going to be larger problems in life where like you have to talk to someone and say like hey this hurts my feelings and if he's not doesn't even like try to be better at it then it's like me right he doesn't care right which is like it bothered them enough to write into a podcast right but like yeah they just seem to be making excuses maybe yeah Sorry.

59:29Sorry, man on the moon. Hey, so we've been another man on the moon. My brother-in-law consistently flirts with me. My whole side of the family, really, but mostly me. My husband doesn't ever seem to mind, and I didn't really either, but now it's getting on my nerves. I know he's joking, but I also think he's kind of not. Ideas on how to approach this without being overshadowed.

59:53Skip Thanksgiving.

59:57that's really odd I've not ever had an experience like that

1:00:06does the sister know do we think if it doesn't bother the sister then maybe you're overthinking it but maybe the brother-in-law is single wait brother-in-law her husband's brother is flirting with her her oh I thought I'm not sure what I thought Okay her husband's brother Yeah Is he single? Well that's Sometimes we miss context here Yeah okay Yeah I wouldn't worry about it It's kind of like Okay Yeah It's like It's not being weird I don't know So back in January I was at a party And my friends were literally Planning a holiday To Bali in front of me After the party I said something And was like I'd love to go to Bali Fast track to a week ago I saw my friend's Private snap story that they're all on a plane to Bali without me.

1:00:56So they're not your friends. Yeah, they're not your friends. And like to leave you on the private snap story, fake. Right? Like that's crazy. Yeah. Have you ever been, have you ever had news broken to you via social media like that before where you've been like? Yeah, but I don't take things that personally. And it's, I guess it's not happened to a close friend, I would say. Like my real like solid group of friends wouldn't do that to me. so right um I guess like when I was younger in middle school and stuff I didn't get invited to parties and stuff like that but yeah find out that everyone had fun without me and I was like oh perfect but would you even my thing is like I used to like go through similar things and it's like you don't even want to be there if you have to beg to be invited yeah and I always say yeah you need better friends like my friends if I wasn't invited to something there would be like a reasoning behind it or something you know what I mean like it would never be intentional and that's why I appreciate that about my friend group.

1:01:55Like, you know, if Kelly can come on the road one weekend and, like, the bus is full, my other friends don't, like, get mad and they're like, oh, well, you picked Kelly over me. Like, it's not like that because, like, you'll just come next time and it's not, nothing's personal, you know? Did you ever go through a period where it was like that and you all learned to be like? No, I think it's just, like, what's crazy is in our 10 years of friendship almost, Natalie and I have never been in a fight. What? Never. never not we've been annoyed with each other like you know just like we've spent too much time together and we just give each other space but as far as like we've never like we talk we talk about it a lot too and I think it's because like we respect each other so much like the communication is always there we never like if anyone feels weird about something we just talk about it you know what I mean like it's not and we've never been competitive so I think that helps too like it's a very special thing I think and you haven't always had that though right like no like in high school and um I had a good friend Caitlin in high school but like other than her it was like yeah Natalie is like my best friend forever you know what I would prescribe actually is wonder because I think wonder can be applied to all relationships not just romantic yeah so like real friends wouldn't make you wonder yes and the girls because you need some good girlfriends that yes bring home the wine exactly when you need a friend they don't think twice I've only ever slept with one person before my long-term boyfriend.

1:03:21We've been together for four years and I love him more than anything in the world. But I wonder if I should have been more sexually adventurous before getting into this. But I didn't plan this. I just fell in love and would never want anything to change between us. Help. I think that's like a lot of curiosity. I think that if you're like happy and in love, you should probably stick with that. Right? But like she's saying like, what if? Like what? Like should I have explored more before this relationship? Because I never... you these streets out here the grass is not greener right um no i'm just kidding i guess that's like a personal thing you don't want to like get married and then wonder to wonder once again once again so i guess if your god is telling you you need to go explore then go explore but have you ever seen how to be really in love though right like are you really in love then well if you want to explore if your love is based in like i'm so lucky and i don't want to let this go like is that well i don't think you can think like that because there's always someone out there that i think you know like guys that i thought that i've been in love with right it's like happened again you know right have you ever been in a relationship and you're like i'm never ever going to find something like this and then you finally get out of it and you're like what could I wish I could have told myself in that moment that I didn't know that every single one of my breakups I like crash out have you seen did you see the tiktok I posted where like my eyes are swollen no like it was like what do you mean he drained the life out of you and then you swipe and it's like you know I my eyes are swollen my like nose is red and everyone's like oh my god like oh my god like five years ago that was so crazy I'm like uh girl this was like three months ago yeah um so yeah yeah like every single time I get my heart so broken but you move on you know like it's I think I'm an emotional person though like I'm attached to the color blue so like I could get my heart broken by a dude too you know what what is it about blue that you love so much like okay like the era you know what I mean like I'm emotional about the color blue so it's like I'm just an emotional human being in general right so like I feel things deeply so even if it wasn't that serious I'm like right I hurt what's your do you know anything about star signs no okay because I'd love to know you're rising in your mood because I know you're a Libra which means you're unproblematic and you're very that's why I'm like you don't fight with your friends that does check out like you're just very like all is good yeah you know what I would prescribe this person is the movie how to be single because she's like so happy I think it's Dakota Johnson she's so happy in her relationship and she's like I want to explore and then she breaks up with her boyfriend and is like goes explores yeah and i do think if you have the gut feeling then if it's meant to if you're meant to be together you'll get back together so maybe you try do you believe everything happens for a reason 100 yeah i feel like we have to tell ourselves that or else we'd go insane right and there's just been too many things that have happened where i'm like okay i was gonna say was there something that happened and it was so horrible at the time and then you're like you look at it now and you're like oh my god thank god everything happens for a reason or else I wouldn't be here yeah I mean I got my heart broken really bad my junior year and I like that was so I started writing songs my freshman year but by my junior year heartbroken horribly and then um I wrote I had the dream about hair salon and then I wrote that and I was like pretty heartbroken throughout that like whole process and I know that if I didn't get my heart broken that bad and I wasn't like you know if I if I wasn't I don't know that was like the first time in my life I like laid in bed for 24 hours like I could not get out of bed like I was like thought the world was over and I think like if that didn't happen then I wouldn't know to go to songwriting as like a therapy like for me you know did you immediately go to song writing or were you like yeah I did okay like I started like needing to pick up my guitar and like get my emotions out and that's when I was like oh because of the other guys I dated like I had guys like in high school and like you know the beginning of college and um I didn't write songs about them that like really meant anything and then like once I really had my heart shattered I was like oh god have you ever had somebody that you've written a song about reach out to you and be like hey yeah really yeah and do are you like sorry or are you just like um i'm just like yeah that was my side of the story right right i think my husband is caught in a pyramid scheme he's always been a hustler which i love about him but it seems like this newest side venture sounds like an awful lot like a scam he's not gullible so i'm not fully convinced but he keeps on telling our friends about this quote product I guess and I want to make sure he doesn't embarrass himself well if it looks like a pyramid scheme and acts like a pyramid scheme it's most likely a pyramid scheme do you have any one you know from college that you're like they're in an MLM scam um yeah I can't remember the names of any of them but I do remember that they would they would all sell them as like groups you know yeah I do remember that um I don't know what to tell this girl why Why don't you just talk to him and be like, hey, I think you're in a pyramid scheme.

1:08:43Right? Maybe honesty is the best policy. But, like, come with receipts because he's obviously, like, if you're in a pyramid scheme, like, you are sold a dream and a lie. And, like, he is going to defend that pyramid scheme until the day he dies. So you need to come. Are pyramid schemes harmful, though? Okay. So actually, it's so funny you say that. I think the issue with a pyramid scheme, so I think it's called a pyramid scheme because it's like you'll never be able to get to the top. Okay. So, like, you will start here. You're selling, selling, selling. And you like sell and recruit it, sell and recruit and sell and recruit and sell and recruit until you're like building a pyramid.

1:09:13And it's all only helping the main person in charge of the scheme. Okay. Am I right? Well, yeah. I would say, I mean, if he makes decent money doing it and he's happy, like, what are you going to say to it? Maybe let him live his pyramid scheme dreams. Maybe scare him and be like, you could go to jail. Ooh, yeah. Right? Yeah. Like the police called earlier. Right. And they're asking around about this pyramid scheme. I caught my boyfriend of almost one year taking pictures of me in my sleep. He is literally great and never does anything wrong. Jake, what do I even do? This isn't normal, right? Was it because you looked cute, do you think?

1:09:53That's what I'm wondering now, too. Like, do you think he's like, oh, my God, you look so adorable? Or was he like... Right? I feel like I'm going to be an optimist here and go with the fact that he thinks you're really adorable when you sleep and maybe for your birthday is making a collage of you sleeping. That's really optimistic A bit delusional But maybe it's possible Yeah Right My first gut was like Oh maybe he thinks she's cute But obviously If she feels weird about it Well a woman's gut is never wrong Yeah So obviously Maybe something is amiss Maybe he has like A fetish of some sort For sleeping For sleeping I'm still living with my I'm still living in my college town Two years after graduating Tons of people are moving out And I'm struggling with feeling stuck And deeply lonely Tips if you can try to leave I would say just anywhere even like what's the closest city that's like sort of near there I guess um I do think that feeling is very valid even by the time I was a senior in Athens like what are you are you like 22 at that age 22 yeah there's like 17 year olds with fake IDs making out in the corner I was like I gotta go I gotta go I need to leave here if you could bottle it up and give it to someone is torture yeah like when you are a senior in college and you look at all the freshmen coming in being like.

1:11:06And they're so like bright eyed and you're just like, it's time. Yeah. It's time to go. Time is expired. Yeah. So I would say if you can try to plan to make moves. Yeah. What was your favorite part about Athens? Honestly, I just loved going to the University of Georgia. It's very like, it's very like family like, like there's American whiskey in New York. I tried to get you to come that day. Didn't you go on a date? It's heating. Yeah, I did. Okay. I did go on a date. I had something that day and I was like, I am so, I was so. It rained. So it like was not even a vibe anyway. But I really wanted to watch the game with you.

1:11:49Yeah. But anyways, like American whiskey is in New York, but like a lot of those people went to Georgia and it's just like, everyone's so kind. And it's like, if you're a bulldog, they like claim you. And it's like very, I don't know. The camaraderie I think is really cool. and I just, I just loved Athens. I mean, it's like a music city and there's also like 87 bars downtown or something like that. Wait, I went to Athens. We have to get you to Athens. Wait, I went there. And I sat my ass on the bull. On the bulldog. Yes. Wait, I think I saw that picture of you. When was that? Oh, did you play in Athens?

1:12:21Yes, I played in Athens and that, they were so polite and lovely there and we got great smoothies there. Oh yeah. We went to the smoothies. Just like the perfect college campus. No, that was Indiana. No, I was about to say, I think I got, what did we get to eat there? It was all, that was like Louise's whole, she was just like showing me around because she's from Georgia. Glove. Oh yeah, I got merch. I dressed up like a frat guy. Oh cute. Like the little collared striped shirt. The uniform. Yes. She gets some New Balances. I should have worn New Balances. I think I'm dating, I think the man I'm dating might be a criminal.

1:12:56Like on some secret Breaking Bad stuff. He sneaks out, have you seen Breaking Bad? No, you have to. It's amazing. It's amazing. He sneaks away constantly, is always on the phone with someone, and it does not sound like he may be having an affair. Like, the talk is all serious. I still don't know exactly what he does for work as well. What do I do? Run. Yeah, that's giving, like, the biggest red flag of them all. Right. Yeah, I think something sketchy is going on. And, like, if you feel like you can't even ask him, then, like, that's not good either. and yeah if it's sketchy I once had a friend sketchy it's probably sketchy I once had a friend I hope she lets me tell this story and she woke up in the middle of the night with her ex boyfriend and he was like getting up and like going through the room pulled out a gun in the drawer and ran outside and she was like and then she woke up and he was there and she was like hey so what happened last night?

1:13:55And he said, what are you talking about? Oh, men. Evil. Satanic. I just found out through my parents that for the first eight years of my life, I was raised in a cult. They waited until my 24th birthday to tell me this. I feel like I'm being told I was adopted. I can't go into much detail about anything, but I'm struggling with this recontextualization of my childhood help. And you know what? I'm just going to stop you right there. I am not qualified to help you. Really? like really come to terms with the fact that you lived in a cult. I am so sorry. And I think that is cause for like actual therapy.

1:14:30Yeah. Real therapy. And are you out of it? Like, are you safe? No, she's for sure out of the cult. Okay. She's for sure out of the cult. I'm fascinated by cults. Sorry. Yeah. I'm so insensitive. I'm sorry, but I am. I like, I really am. I really, really, really am. Like I, like you say, you watch documentaries. Like, have you ever watched a cult documentary? I'm so sorry, but have you ever watched? What? The dancing one. Oh, the dancing one was crazy. Especially the religious ones. They get people that don't know that much about, you know, religion. And then they just fucking. Right. Gotcha. Well, because.

1:15:03Are we going to get taken for talking about cults? No, I talk about cults all the time. I just feel bad personally this time because this girl was like, hey, I was in one. Please help. And I'm like, I find them fascinating. Like, but I will tell you. Seriously, yeah. Get a good therapist. Good therapist. Sometimes you just need to like, that was a thing. and I'm moved on and no longer a part of that. For clarity, I am so sorry you were in a cult. Please seek therapy. Real therapy. Real therapy, not therapists. But if you need to laugh, you're always welcome here. I pissed the bed blackout drunk and left my best friend to sleep in it.

1:15:41Then I found out, oh, Jesus, Nolan, what? This was insane. I pissed the bed blackout drunk and left my best friend to sleep in it, so you're a bad friend. Then I found out I had gonorrhea. It's transmittable through pee. And now she has it too. She won't talk to me. What do I do? I think you got to take the L on that one. I think that's crazy. Oh my God. Like low key new fear unlocked. Uh, Ooh. I would, um, yeah. Pay for her gonorrhea meds. Apologize. Flowers. Maybe ask like, what do you want? like material wise like do you want new clothes like i need to you just need to like do things like to make her happy because you gave her gonorrhea and she didn't even get to have sex because of it she slept in your pee maybe the friend needs a little bit of distance though uh yeah so to the other friend's point maybe just some some time away from each other for a little bit and then maybe you can reconvene once everyone's all cleared up if my friend gave me gonorrhea just by peeing the bed drunk and oh it's on site also why are you leaving to begin why are you leaving your friend to sleep in the pee yeah that's an immediate wake up the amount of shit i would talk if somebody did that to me i'd do an emergency episode emergency episode i'd literally go to everyone in my life how are you i'm okay my friend just left me to sleep in her pee and she gave me gonorrhea so i'm not doing too well how are you how are you do you are you ever in like an uber and you like tell the same story like four times and you just feel so bad for the uber driver who's heard the same story four times what kind of what do you mean okay so that might just be a me thing like the other day i was in an okay so the other day usually i like in ubers i'm like oversharing laughing talking my shit and the uber driver just like he's being polite and then he's just like and that's it oh i talked too loud on that one like the other day is somebody came up to me on my flight that I was a really big fan of and was...

1:17:49No, it was actually outrageous. It was actually outrageous. That was so polite of you to like not say that at first. No, because I was like, I'm obsessed with her and like she was like, I like your videos and I was like... So obviously I got on the Uber and made about four or five calls and at the fifth call I was saying the story again and I looked at the Uber driver and he was just like... Make it in. Like he was literally about to drop me off on the highway. Aw. Well, that was the last tell me what's wrong. Aw. Did you have fun today? Yeah, this was so fun. This was so fun. We have to do it again.

1:18:24Don't play with me. I am not playing with you. We have a show coming up. A vacation. A vacation. Yeah. Well, Megan, what did we learn today? We learned that you don't have much Chick-fil-A knowledge. We learned that That you might be in your Saturn return And it's actually quite likely Oh I learned what a Saturn return is Yeah I think it's return If it hasn't returned it's on it's way I learned about strawberry wine We also learned You know sometimes I think that my life is a bit of a mess And then I hear that someone gave their friend gonorrhea And I'm like Yeah All's good You just never know what people are doing in their free time We learned that your new album is going to be so insane for a multitude of reasons.

1:19:13I'm excited. We also learned that your live album of the MIOK tour comes out October 9th. We learned that you look great in maroon. Thank you so much. And that you're glowing. You're glowing. We're glowing. We are glowing. And I'm so excited to see you live Thursday. Slay. Brett is going to die. Do you do Indifferent on the set list? Second. That is her favorite song of all time. It's so lit. It's going to bring your earplugs. They scream. I am so, oh my God, I'm so excited. I mean, don't even. We have to deck him out in merch too. Oh. You got to get the camo tee. Decked out. Louise, are you going to come?

1:19:51Brothers is country. Oh my God, you're gone. Aren't you? Wait, speaking of cults, that's our cult shirt. I always say to my fans, we look like a cult in that one. What do you call your fans? See, I don't really have a name because like, I call them emo cowgirls, emo cowboys. I like that. So like, there's that. but it's like a mouthful. Emo cow people. Emo cow persons. Emo cow beings. There's emo cow moms, emo cow dads. ECs. ECs, oh yeah. Well, Megan, I love you so much. I love you. This was so much fun. This was so fun. I'm excited for your live album, your new album, and vacation. And your show Thursday.

1:20:31Yeehaw. We have so much. Yeehaw. I need you to wear the cowboy hat. Wait, I was about to say, I have a cowboy hat for this concert. Like I'm going to wear it for it. So people don't usually dress like that at my concerts, but you could definitely still wear it. Oh, Brett is about to be decked out in boots. Like we are so excited. I love it. Well, Megan, I love you so much. Love you. This is so much fun. Thanks for having me on. We have dinner Wednesday. Dinner Wednesday. Dinner Wednesday. We have a whole Megan themed week. Wait, you're going to get to meet my parents. Oh, I'm so excited. Is Natalie going to be there?

1:21:00Yes. And Alex. I can't wait. I cannot wait. Well, do you want to give a little? Bye, pussies. Bye, pussies.

1:21:16I hate Mondays. King's Hawaiian Cinnamon Swirl Bite? Taylor Hanson? Sure, I'll try one. Mmm. Hey, let's get back to work, please. But Taylor Hanson's making my day way better with these new soft and swirly King's Hawaiian Cinnamon Bites. Taylor Hanson? Nice. Try one. Mmm. Mmm. King's Hawaiian Cinnamon Bites. There's nothing like it.

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