Some months, music is just something we enjoy. Other months… it becomes something we lean on. This past month has been one of those times for me. Between balancing life, continuing to build Rt66 Country Music, and navigating my own health journey, there were a lot of moments where I just needed to step away from the noise for a little while. And when that happens, I always find myself going back to the same place — music. Sometimes it's a long drive with the windows down. Som

Some conversations feel easy from the start — like sitting down with a friend who already understands the road you’re on. That’s exactly how this Talk and Tunes  episode with Wesley Spangler felt. Wesley is a working country musician who has spent years playing everywhere from local bars to weddings, festivals, and stages across multiple states. He joined me for a laid-back porch conversation about music, travel, and why connection matters more than anything else when you st

I’ll be honest — this website refresh and rebrand has been a lot. Doing most of it on my own (with an incredible website designer and a very patient, supportive husband), trying to meet deadlines I set for myself, take care of my health, and still show up for family… it can get overwhelming. This month has been a reminder that sometimes it’s okay to step back, breathe, and say, “This is too much right now.” Put the headphones on. Take a drive. Call a friend. Do whatever hel