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It is what it is.

was actually really cool she got me this old school our station that we're on in nashville is called the big 98 and it's probably from the 80s yeah it's a 80s 98 wsix hat vintage trucker yeah super cool i'll wear that so you know what i have that's good for my hats is i bought this thing for like six bucks and it's plastic and you snap it it's kind of got the snap on like the back of a snapback hat and it you put it on your bill and it bends it to where you need it to bend and you just let it go overnight

wow that's nice it

like molds it and usually one overnight is fine for me i can't go full bend because my glasses hit the bill uh also i don't want it so flat but so i have like a gauge

Reds baseball comes your way on more than 130 stations on the Reds radio network this season.

WSIX in Nashville, Tennessee.

WHIZ in Zanesville, Ohio.

And WPAR in Parkersburg, West Virginia.

I ask some of the shows.

WSIX had Dr. Lucifer and Shock Theater.

Yes.

Yeah.

She is a radio host here in Nashville.

She's on the Big 98 and she also is the host of her own podcast, which we share the same studio here at iHeart, which is pretty cool, called The Upload.

So make sure you're checking that out.

wherever you get your podcast but Brooke and I had such an amazing conversation she has been a mentor and someone I've looked up to for years so it was really amazing getting to pick her brain and her husband works in music as well he is on the merchandising side of the music industry so we had lots to talk about she's a mom she's about to have her third baby and we're so excited for her so I know you're gonna love Brooke just as much as I did here's Brooke Welcome to Mary to the music.

The first one was back in January with a guy named Michael Bryan.

I first met Michael Bryan when he was program director at, uh, WSIX, the radio station here in Nashville, one of the radio stations here in Nashville.

And he was one of the good guys.

He was like this bright spot in that radio tour season where I was like, "Man, this guy I think listens to bluegrass.

That was the first time I heard a song of mine on the radio, was driving.

I could point you to the little stretch of Wedgewood.

Uh, I was going down a hill on Wedgewood Avenue when my song came on the radio, 97.9 WSIX, and that's 'cause of Michael Bryan.

I had breakfast with Michael, uh, January of this year, and I've known him through seasons of life from his program director days to his days at CAA, uh, to his days, uh, eventually running, uh, being the global head of country music for Apple.