GROW!: Life is a Garden

GROW!: Life is a Garden

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DAVID NAIL: Flowers

David Nail, the multi-platinum singer-songwriter from Kennett, Missouri came onto the music scene hard with multiple No.1 hits like “Let It Rain”, “Whatever She’s Got,” and ,“Red Light,” earning him multiple GRAMMY and ACM nominations. Now he's is entering a powerful new chapter ...  Show more

JO DEE MESSINA: Bridges

It's so much fun to catch up with old friends! I haven't talked with Jo Dee Messina in ages; she's been busy writing music, working with her ministry, taking care of her health, and raising her boys. But today we had a chance to sit down and chat and it was wonderful! Country mus ...  Show more

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