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Loretta Lynn

Loretta Lynn

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Sep 12, 2026

Sarah Beth TerryHOST
12:02
They get into something that they shouldn't, they wake up somewhere they sh- they don't know, they don't know how to get back home.
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
12:06
This is literally the entire story of Loretta Lynn In lottery news, a Maryland woman won $50,000 in the lottery for the second time this year.
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
12:18
Ma'am, respectfully leave some miracles for the rest of us.
Sarah Beth TerryHOST
12:22
I mean, good Lord, I've been praying over chickens and trying to ma- find matching Tupperware lids, and she won twice.
Cody TinsleyHOST
20:33
Like the...
Cody TinsleyHOST
20:35
The version of outlaw country of Willie Nelson and Loretta Lynn and all those folks, that comfortably existed with Christianity of the time.
Cody TinsleyHOST
20:45
That doesn't work anymore.
Hilary MillerHOST
20:46
And also at that time, they were pushing down boundaries that typical Christianity didn't accept.
Sue RayGUEST
1:10
And in the car, everywhere we went, like, you know, he always had to have music.
Sue RayGUEST
1:15
So it was Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette.
Sue RayGUEST
1:19
And I knew every harmony to every song because he's a harmony singer.
Sue RayGUEST
1:23
And It was just normal for me.
Barbara VealePANELIST
46:04
You Can Have Him, Jolene was not the band's only answer song.
Barbara VealePANELIST
46:08
In 2023, they recorded Welcome to Fisk City, an answer to Loretta Lynn's 1968 single Fisk City.
Barbara VealePANELIST
46:16
Chapel Heart broke up in 2025 with Danica Hart going solo and Devrin Hart and Treya Swindle forming the duo Magnolia Rising.
Barbara VealePANELIST
46:25
And I love that this song represents a change of heart like perhaps Jolene's significant other showed his true colors after a while.
Cody LohdenGUEST
18:15
Who else? Sturgill.
Cody LohdenGUEST
18:17
Loretta Lynn.
Matt BurrillHOST
18:18
Yeah, Loretta Lynn's a Kentucky born.
Matt BurrillHOST
18:21
I mean, I've been thinking, like, you were talking about Nathan Wilson.
Matt BurrillHOST
18:24
He's a Kentucky boy.
Gary ShapiroHOST
41:19
Showing support.
Gary ShapiroHOST
41:21
Loretta Lynn's Ranch is haunted.
Gary ShapiroHOST
41:23
You should go.
Gary ShapiroHOST
41:25
Where's that? Is that in Tennessee, Nashville?
speaker_2UNKNOWN
41:28
Where's Loretta Lynn's Ranch? You know, it's interesting
John SantaHOST
41:34
because most places are haunted to a degree, right? Sure.
John SantaHOST
41:38
It's just like, how much can I document from the spot? Like, how many spirits are there when I go? Tennessee.
M. ToussaintPANELIST
11:04
talking because she lived it
Jason MilesHOST
11:06
she you know she comes into the music business pretty young and she was originally supposed to be kind of a bubblegum teenage pop singer because of her high voice um people felt that female country you had to be and have a deeper voice for that if you're going to be a woman Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn.
Jason MilesHOST
11:31
Who else do we have that's a female? Tammy Wynette.
Jason MilesHOST
11:35
Dolly Parton stands out because she is every bit
John Michael HeathGUEST
16:54
Yeah.
John Michael HeathGUEST
16:54
There's some others that, like, I love, but, like, someone who's not into country music, probably not gonna be able to tolerate Loretta Lynn.
John Michael HeathGUEST
17:03
I think she's the best.
Justin GausmanHOST
17:04
Mm-hmm.
Bobby BonesHOST
30:24
What stands out isn't hype, it's the specifics.
Bobby BonesHOST
30:28
Loretta Lynn handled the induction.
Bobby BonesHOST
30:30
That matters because the Opry's built on continuity.
Bobby BonesHOST
30:33
You don't just get a plaque.
Bobby BonesHOST
33:09
Martina said yes to that.
Bobby BonesHOST
33:10
The induction also plays differently when you remember who spoke the words.
Bobby BonesHOST
33:14
Loretta Lynn, she was not an ornament on the program.
Bobby BonesHOST
33:18
She represented a standard.
Laura Bell BundyGUEST
2:54
It was Judy Garland because of The Wizard of Oz or Meet Me in St. Louis.
Laura Bell BundyGUEST
3:03
Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, like Bette Midler.
Laura Bell BundyGUEST
3:05
There are people like that.
Laura Bell BundyGUEST
3:06
And then I really loved... like fifties music and standards and jazz standards.

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