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HAPPY HALLOWEEN, GILPERS! 🎃★

This week, we’re getting spooky with the fellow witch that is Kassi Ashton, and she’s brought a few extra eyeballs along for the occasion.

We’re talking haunted childhood homes, ghostly encounters, witchcraft, questionable Halloween crushes and why we probably would have been burned at the stake together in Salem.

But beneath the costumes and chaos, things get surprisingly deep. Kassi opens up about marriage, maintaining her independence, finding a man who supports her ambition and why being a feminist doesn’t stop when you walk down the aisle.

We also get into her new music, including the brilliantly defiant Bitches, her latest love song Any Place in Time, the pressures of social media and why country music could do with a little more rebellion.

PLUS! Horror movies, hot men with facial scars, hiring male escorts for weddings, Kassi’s love of Vivienne Westwood, and a very important discussion about why Tucker Wetmore looks like Christian Bale.

It’s spooky, it’s slightly unhinged, and it’s a whole lot of girlhood.

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Buckle up, girls. We're taking this podcast on the roads of Nashville. In a golf cart. 

Katie got a tour from Kaitlin Butts around East Nashville to celebrate her brand-new album, Hello, Honky Tonk!

From secretly paying for Charli XCX's lunch to getting drunk at Skinny Dennis, Kaitlin is spilling all the honky-tonk goss and top tips for the gehls!!!!

We're talking about the inspiration behind her new record, why Chicago the musical and country music are a match made in heaven, and the big question: Is it ever enough? Kaitlin gets candid about the emotional rollercoaster of success, the pressure of being a woman in country music and her girlhood drinks with Ella Langley and Miranda Lambert.

Plus, we discuss why men need to come pre-trained, recast Chicago with country stars, get emotional about Dolly Parton and somehow end up picking up the REAL bartender who inspired one of Kaitlin's songs.

It's part album listening party, part Nashville sightseeing tour and part moving health-and-safety violation.

Seriously, girls. WATCH THIS ONE ON YOUTUBE. The visuals are half the entertainment.

XOXO, GOSSIP GOLF CART 💋★

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GIRLS, WE’RE GETTING SMUTTY. 🤠📚

In this very special episode of Girls in Low Places, Katie is joined by bestselling cowboy romance author Roxanne Tully, the woman behind the Blue River Springs series and her latest release, Saddle Storm.

We’re talking hot cowboys, why women are obsessed with fictional men and why there’s absolutely NO shame in enjoying a little cowboy smut.

From making consent sexy and reclaiming the female gaze to why fictional men might actually be the blueprint for real-life relationships, nothing is off limits.

PLUS, Roxanne and Katie dream up a VERY spicy Morgan Wallen romance novel, discuss the art of being properly ravaged (respectfully, of course) and ask the important question: are our standards too high, or are men simply not reading enough romance novels?

Consider this your official invitation to the GILP Book Club. Saddle up, girls.

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Things are getting HOT in the GILP hair salon as country music heartthrob Warren Zeiders joins Katie for a blowie (the hair kind, obviously) and a good old-fashioned gossip.

Fresh off the release of his new album No Brakes, Warren spills on heartbreak, his search for a wife, avoidant attachment styles and why finding love when you’re constantly on the road isn’t quite as easy as it looks.

We’re talking his lacrosse boy past, rockstar influences, his surprisingly extensive hair routine (yes, he’s a Dyson girly), his winter bulk and, of course, those infamous shirtless performances. Is he tired of being objectified?

But just when Katie thinks she’s got Warren figured out, Bellah Mae enters the salon, and things take a VERY interesting turn.

From their undeniable chemistry and backstage flirting to how they first met, their favourite things about each other and those dating rumours, Katie attempts to get to the bottom of country music’s most talked-about situationship.

And I think we get our answers....

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A check-in with the GILPers covering everything currently kicking off in country music. Katie gets into Ella Langley’s very pointed response to Riley Green’s comments on The Voice, why women in podcasting seem to need a gimmick just to be taken seriously, and Kacey Musgraves’ iconic response after being dragged into the Kristi Noem discourse. Plus: Gavin Adcock and Charley Crockett make peace, Kelly Clarkson’s $15k bird drama, why country music might officially have too many sad boys, and Katie’s survival guide for going to a gig alone — including why you should absolutely come to the GILP live show solo.

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Katie is back from Nashville and emotionally, physically and spiritually… not quite recovered.

Hear everything that went down — from Miranda to Luke, Kacey to Ella and Tucker — plus the Nashville stories she can finally tell.

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Katie is in Nashville and is SAT with comedian Heather McMahan to tackle the big issues facing country music today: cowboy smut, lumbersexuals and the things that are giving us an absolutely not.

Heather reveals which country men could get it, the Western trends that need to be stopped immediately (mullets and suspiciously dyed moustaches, we’re looking at you).

The girls also get into why women made Heather fall in love with country music, the pure theatre of country storytelling, Luke Bryan’s right to climb a tree, Yellowstone men, Nashville party buses and why sometimes we need to stop taking country music quite so seriously.

Plus, Heather goes through Katie’s Nashville dating apps, talks marriage, almond mums, internet trolls and the pressure of always being the funny girl — and opens up about losing her dad and building her career during one of the darkest periods of her life.

Come for the country music. Stay for Heather. And get on her cruise which is having a country themed day next year girls. Go to her website for tickets.

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Katie has ARRIVED in Nashville and sits down with music journalist and Her Country author Marissa Moss to ask a pretty big question: why does country music still seem capable of championing only one woman at a time?

From Lainey Wilson and Ella Langley to Kacey Musgraves, Megan Moroney and the women who seem to disappear from the spotlight while the men get to stay there, Marissa breaks down the double standards that still run through country music — from radio and festival lineups to awards, interviews and the pressure on female artists to never say or do the wrong thing.

They get into why women are constantly pitted against each other, why the girls often have to work twice as hard on stage, why female artists can become more guarded as their careers grow, and what fans can actually do to help change things.

Somewhere along the way, we investigate the entire contents of Gavin Adcock’s pockets, plot Katie’s future celebrity feud, discuss Tucker Wetmore smut and discover that serious journalism and absolute nonsense can, in fact, coexist.

Two things can be true, as Kelsea once said.

📚 Marissa’s book Her Country is available to buy now in the UK and on Amazon in the US.

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Ingrid Andress joins all of us Girls In Low Places for a conversation about what happens when your worst fear actually happens — and you realise life carries on.

Ingrid opens up about her national anthem performance, checking herself into rehab afterwards, dealing with public humiliation and eventually finding freedom in no longer being able to control what everybody thinks of her.

We also get into the realities of being a woman in your thirties: running from commitment, questioning marriage, dating when your career consumes your life, knowing when you’re simply not compatible and accepting the parts of yourself you’re not interested in changing.

Plus: More Hearts Than Mine, why she’ll never date another musician, religion in the South, cult documentaries, learning to use a chainsaw and the exhausting reality of being an independent woman.

UGH we love her. 

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For a very special bonus episode, Girls In Low Places took over The Duke of Highgate in London to host Riley Green’s That’s Just Me album listening party on behalf of his label, Big Machine.

With a room full of GILPers, we got an early listen to tracks from the new album and talked exes, situationships, commitment issues, whiskey and whether understanding why Riley acts the way he does gives us a whole new perspective on the album.

There’s also pin the moustache on Riley Green, signed prizes, audience confessions, karaoke and an unexpectedly starring role from our sound guy, Grim.

A proper GILP night out — and your chance to come inside the room with us.

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Coming to you from bed, wet hair in a claw clip, because we need a little GILPer catch-up.

First: Stagecoach. Yes, I’m sad there’s no woman headlining - but I think we’re blaming the wrong people.

Then I need to discuss my own podcaster beef. How far is too far in an interview? What happens when an artist asks me to take something out? Its all hereeeeee girls.

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This Fancy Hagood girl chat goes from Spice Girls and Dua Lipa to religion, coming out, queer country and his destiny being his own. 

Fancy takes us back to Baby Jake: growing up in Arkansas, moving to Nashville supposedly to study religion, losing his religion instead, and eventually finding both his queerness and the name “Fancy” while working at Forever 21.

They talk about the realities of being openly gay in country music, why Fancy is tired of waiting for Music Row to decide whether he belongs, touring arenas with Ariana Grande before finding himself back behind a bar, and the emotional significance of standing in the Grand Ole Opry circle and singing about finding a man to love.

But obviously, this is GILP — so there’s also a LOT of Spice Girls, the dream Real Housewives of Nashville cast, Downton Abbey, Dua Lipa, red flags in hot men, unhinged things we’ve done for love and Fancy casually revealing that he could “easily start a cult.”

Plus, Fancy explains why his next chapter is less about proving where he belongs and more about making the music — and telling the queer love stories — he knows he was put here to tell.

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Dawson Anderson is in the UK, and he came bearing flowers. 🌹

Katie sits down with Dawson to talk first loves, toxic exes, dating when your career comes first, and why he wants to be a husband and dad… just not quite yet. Dawson opens up about the messy reality of going solo, the relationship that sent him to therapy, whether men ever really get over their first love, and what it takes to become one of his future ex-girlfriends.

Plus, we make our very own Kacey Musgraves balls, talk finding the yin to your yang, Dolly Parton, why Katie might move to Nashville, and Dawson repeatedly calls for his mom to come and rescue him.

Dawson dribbled on his jacket. That’s how good this episode was.

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Georgia Millie is back on the GILP hotline for a overdue country catch upppp. 

We’re talking about the girl on a train moment I found myself on the same train as Maren Morris, surviving festivals with a baby, Dawson Anderson’s adventures with the British girls and Doja Cat having absolutely no idea who Ella Langley is.

Plus Morgan Wallen’s questionable outfit choices Tim Mcgraw stacking it and plenty more GILPer nonsense.

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Josh Ross is back in the Girls in Low Places studio!!!! And Katie is wearing head to toe PVC and spanking him with a baton.

We talk getting kicked out of bars, crazy girls (turns out he’s a fan), heartbreak, dating and why Josh sleeps in his jeans. Then we get surprisingly deep about learning to be alone, knowing what you actually want from a relationship and how much life has changed for him over the last few years.

Obviously, it doesn’t stay sensible for long. Josh becomes an agony aunt for the GILPers, we debate when it’s acceptable to buy a girl flowers, establish exactly why the two of us would never work, and then he takes over my dating apps to find me a man.

Plus: British girls, Dan + Shay, new music, and quite a lot of flirting that wont ever go anywhere. Sigh. 

Another completely professional piece of journalism.

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It’s been quite the week at GILP HQ, so my friend Trish joins me for a much-needed debrief.

We talk about Dolly Parton, what she meant to women beyond country music, and the slightly surreal experience of Dolly Pawton and me making our BBC Breakfast debut in matching pink cowboy hats.

Then, naturally, we move onto the other important cultural events of the week: Kacey Musgraves flying through the air on a gigantic pair of glitter balls, Jessica Simpson’s surprisingly raunchy early lyrics, cowboy romance novels and my current reading era.

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Katie is having a little end-of-summer, before-back-to-school break, so we’re throwing it back to one of our favourite Girls In Low Places studio visits… Zach Top.

Jet-lagged, Grammy-winning, and drinking a shandy Zach Top for breakfast.

In this episode we talk about everything from his first UK interview and what the Grammys really felt like, to why country music always swings back to its roots… Zach shares why he rarely does collaborations, the truth about singing with a cigarette in your mouth, and what it was like running down the aisle to accept his Grammy.

We also get into the important topics… British vs American romance, the best pancake toppings according to Zach’s mum, pool vs snooker debates, and whether British boys need to step up their flirting game.

If you needed any more reasons to love Zach Top (which you don’t), here it is.

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Katie goes shopping in Nashville with Daniel and Lani, the founders of Daniel Diamond — the brand behind some of country music’s most iconic sparkly looks. 💎

While trying on some of their incredible pieces, Daniel and Lani spill on being friends with Kelsea Ballerini, the story behind Megan Moroney’s iconic rhinestone guitar, and dressing everyone from Dolly Parton and Shania Twain to Kacey Musgraves and Gwen Stefani. Daniel also takes us back to his former life working with the Spice Girls — including what Victoria Beckham is really like behind the scenes.

Plus, we’re talking how to wear Western fashion without looking like you’re in costume, Nashville’s dating secrets, the celebrities they’re still dying to dress and, crucially, how assless chaps helped Lani find love.

Come shopping, gossiping and getting VERY sparkly with us at Daniel Diamond. 💕💎

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A little midweek catch-up with the GILPers 💌

Katie’s back with a solo voicenote to talk all things country — from why Kacey Musgraves might just be a marketing genius (and why we need more women in country doing whatever the hell they want), to which artists we NEED to hear given the full orchestral reimagining treatment.

Plus, we’re talking Lainey Wilson porch confessions, the country Song of the Summer… and a very exciting little tease about what’s coming next for ALL OF US who listen to Girls In Low Places 👀

Come join the Girl Country Club. 💕

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A hungover Randy helps Katie judge her Hinge matches, gives some brutally honest dating advice and reveals what’s kept his own marriage strong for over a decade. We also attempt to solve why farmers never text back, why husbands can’t find anything in the fridge and, most importantly, why men who operate heavy machinery are apparently so attractive.

Randy also opens up about dad life, coming down from the adrenaline of touring, writing with Post Malone until the early hours, protecting your creativity in the music industry and why time has become his most precious commodity.

Plus: lukewarm beer, his three-year-old son becoming a Randy Houser tribute act and a potential Girls In Low Places Christmas song 

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I'll be honest, you might wanna watch this on Youtube. The GILP roller-skating era begins... and potentially ends immediately.

For this bonus episode, Katie meets Meels in Hyde Park for MEELS ON WHEELS — an interview conducted almost entirely on roller skates, on the grass, on our knees and generally with very little dignity.

Between attempts to stay upright, Meels talks about touring with Caitlin Butts, why she identifies with Miss Piggy, writing about her experience with OCD, her love of vintage clothes, the origins of her self-created “critter country”genre and the very important philosophy that people can smell bad and still be cute.

Plus: 70-year-old vintage underwear, free-range pet rats, Paul McCartney, a squirrel who failed to show up to Meels’ gig and some hints about her next record.

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Sam (my friend who planned the bachelorette that ruined my life) is calling in to the GILP hotline this week.

Starting with the minor issue of me getting into a fight with Fox News ... we die for GILP. 

We’re also casting the Shania Twain biopic , discussing our current Ransom Canyon obsessions, Tucker Wetmore’s Wrangler campaign, me haunting country stars across the US and why Carly Pearce saying she doesn’t want children MATTERS.

Then we get into the darkness of McBee Dynasty, before I leave Sam to go and interview Randy Houser — armed with a new idea involving my dating apps. Watch this space. 

Love you GILPers xxx

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Ashley Cooke’s self-titled new album “ashley cooke” is out THIS WEEK — and she’s officially in a low place to tell us EVERYTHING behind it. 🤠💗 Taking us inside the relationships, breakups and very real stories that became her most personal record yet.

We get into dating (and breaking up with 👀) someone you also make music with, why Ashley admits she’s a total lover girl who puts up with way too much in relationships, being cheated on, running away when things get serious and what happens when you have to keep singing about an ex long after you’ve moved on.

Plus, Ashley gets into the drama behind High School Sweetheart, how therapy inspired Famous to Francis, why Johnny and June is one of the realest songs she’s ever written, and the last-minute heartbreak that led her to write The Girl Who Cried Wolf after the album was already finished.

And why sometimes you might just have to blow your life up for the plot.

“ashley cooke” is out this week. 💿

Ashley Cooke is officially a Girl In A Low Place, and we love her for it. 🤠💗

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We’re throwing it back (in a circle) to one of our favourite GILP interviews from the archives with Kassi Ashton! 💘

Recorded in a bathtub (obviously), Kassi joins us for some VERY honest girl talk about exes, cheating, dating dealbreakers and the things that are officially the last straw — including why texting your ex “Merry Christmas” could result in your phone getting absolutely SMASHED.

We also get into Kassi’s music made for the girls, the story behind Bar Fight, the incredibly personal meaning of Juanita, finding confidence when you feel like you’re “too much”, her dream girl group with Ella Langley and Laci Kaye Booth, and why UK country fans just GET the alt side of country music.

An oldie but a GILP goodie. If you missed this one the first time around, ENJOY. And if you were here… welcome back to the bath. 🛁💘

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This is the ultimate Luke Combs Wembley unpack.

Katie is joined by her friend Sarah who went with her and they MENTION IT ALL.

From Katie’s walk of shame between night one and night two, to the Spotify box experience, Thomas Rhett’s set, concert etiquette, standing vs sitting, influencer culture and the abuse Katie received after C2C, this is the conversation everyone was having after Wembley.

Plus, the GILPers take over the episode with LIVE hotline calls, sharing their own hilarious, heartfelt and controversial takes from the biggest country weekend of the summer.

What a gig, what a moment for country.

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Welcome to DASHVILLE GILPERS!

From dating in the spotlight to the pressure of overnight success, nothing is off limits. Dasha opens up about why she never wants you dating her ex, the reality of viral fame after Austin, identity crises, heartbreak, Australian men, and why she’s learned that sometimes… it’s just not that deep.

We also get into dating your best friend’s brother, award show dramas, finding yourself in your twenties, the inspiration behind her new music, and plenty of tangents.

We probably shouldnt be allowed to be in a room together frankly.

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Fresh from 1am drinks with Niall Horan, Thomas Rhett is in the GILP studio!!! 

We chat about dating advice, marriage, raising four daughters (and now a son), the realities of fame, why every artist needs a therapist, and the pressure of performing when you’re running on empty. Thomas also shares stories about his friendship with Niall Horan, Reba McEntire babysitting him, his secret punk band with his dad, and all things Luke Combs and Wembley.

Plus… why he couldn’t stop unbuttoning his shirt, his favourite songs to play at the London Wembley gigs, and plenty of lolz along the way.

This is Thomas Rhett.. unbuttoned.

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The british girls are ready for a Hurricane of Luke Combs at Wembley Stadium this weekend! And Katie is taking you with us on the journey.

Katie is joined by OG friend of the podcast, fashion influencer and new mum @georgiamillie for the ultimate pre Luke Combs yap ahead of his Wembley shows this weekend. This will get you HYPED for Luke Combs if you are going, and reminiscing if you are a gilper who has already been.

The girls react to the hotline this week, discuss the proposal phenomenon at Luke Combs shows, talk IVF and country music. Whether you’ve been to a hundred gigs or this is your first, this is your unofficial Luke Combs survival guide.

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Caylee Hammack joins us for one of our most honest conversations yet as we unpack the viral success of Must Be Nice To Have A Wife and why it has struck such a chord with women around the world.

We talk about emotional labour, weaponised incompetence, modern relationships and whether women are still expected to carry the mental load at home. Caylee shares the story behind writing the song with Britt Taylor and Meg McRee, how Loretta Lynn inspired her fearless songwriting, and why she believes country music should always start conversations.

Caylee also opens up about losing everything in a devastating house fire, the emotional process of rebuilding her life, and the lessons she’s carried with her ever since. Plus, we answer your Agony Aunt questions on workplace conflict, trauma, people pleasing and setting healthy boundaries, before chatting Luke Combs, touring, and why “clean pain vs dirty pain” might just change the way you communicate forever. 

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Tigirlily Gold join us for the ultimate girls’ chat as we dive into dating disasters, heartbreak, sisterhood and why everyone needs to experience the Midwest at least once.

From the advice that changed my perspective on modern dating (“you can’t change a man”) to beer cheese, Midwestern men and the story behind their incredible new music, this episode feels more like a night out with your best friends than an interview.

We also talk about calling off engagements, grieving the future you thought you’d have, why women absolutely do listen to other women, and how Tigirlily Gold are bringing humour, honesty and girlhood into country music with their upcoming album.

Expect tequila, plenty of laughs and a lot of relationship advice… whether you asked for it or not.

This episode was filmed at Bunga 90 in Covent Garden, London, inside one of their iconic 90s themed private karaoke rooms. If you’re looking for the perfect spot for a birthday, girls’ night or karaoke session, we couldn’t recommend it more.

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This is one of those episodes that genuinely feels like you shouldn’t be watching.

Chase Rice opens up about dating, love languages, heartbreak, family, friendships and the kind of conversations that usually happen when the cameras have stopped rolling. It’s funny, flirtatious, unexpectedly honest and full of moments that feel almost too intimate to witness.

We also dive into the story behind his new music, the inspiration for Connie Lou, why he’s taking a step back from touring, his thoughts on British girls, dating apps, Nashville, and whether picking someone up from the airport is the ultimate act of love.

This isn’t the polished media-trained version of Chase Rice. It feels like you’ve accidentally been invited into a conversation you were never supposed to hear… and that’s what makes it so girls in low places.

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The cameras captured the fairytale, but social media exposed the wreckage....

This week on Girls in Low Places, Katie sits down with reality TV’s most talked-about bachelor, Stephen McBee, for an unfiltered look behind the headlines that shocked fans.

Watching a relationship play out on screen months after it completely shattered in real life. Stephen is opening up about emotional regulation, reality TV editing, and where he stands today.

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We’re catching up on everything that’s been happening behind the scenes at Girls in Low Places, why the podcast is evolving, the loneliness that can come with chasing a dream in your 30s, and why I had an unexpected emotional breakdown at Pitbull.

I’m also opening up the Girls in Low Places Hotline, answering your voicemails, sharing my thoughts on the internet’s reaction to Riley Green’s interview with Theo Von, spilling behind the scenes stories from recent episodes and, yes… officially asking you to set me up with your hot single friends.

Think of this as group therapy, a catch up with your mates and all the country music gossip you won’t hear anywhere else.

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Chris Young is opening the doors to his brand new Nashville bar, Famous Friends, and Katie turns up with one goal… to land a bartending job.

What follows is a chaotic job interview full of terrible cocktails, British banter and plenty of reasons to get fired. Along the way, Chris shares the inspiration behind Famous Friends, reveals why British country fans are unlike any other, reflects on staying authentic after nearly two decades in the industry, and opens up about love, heartbreak, songwriting and the secret to lasting success. Plus, they tackle situationships, karaoke anthems, famous friends and whether Katie has any hope of securing a Nashville visa… or even making it through her first shift. 

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What is it really like to go on Farmer Wants a Wife?

Katie sits down with Farmer Brett to talk about life before and after reality TV, the truth behind dating a farmer, and why the romantic cowboy fantasy isn’t always what people imagine. From behind the scenes stories and producer tricks to dating apps, relationship green flags, and why British girls seem obsessed with American farmers, nothing is off limits.

Brett opens up about finding love on television, why you should never settle, and the importance of choosing someone who supports your dreams. Plus, Katie shares her own reality TV experience, compares dating in the UK and Nashville, and discovers she and Brett have more in common than they expected. 

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This week, Katie is joined by one of country pop’s fastest rising stars, Stella Lefty.

Fresh from her BST Hyde Park set, Stella chats about the whirlwind success of Boston, finding love with fellow artist Vincent Mason, and why Why Wouldn’t We became the soundtrack to saying yes to the right relationship. The pair dive into girlhood, Gen Z versus millennials, tour nerves, dealing with online hate, crying on planes, country music’s pop crossover and why sometimes you really do have to make the bad choices before you find the right one.

Plus, they swap guilty pleasures, and discover the only cure for heartbreak might just be blasting Kesha’s Timber with your best friends.

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Grab your picnic blanket… it’s time for a Girls Day Out with the ultimate country cool girl Clover County.

Katie and Clover tuck into a spread of picky bits while chatting about everything from British boys and girl dinner to breakups, dating, gut feelings and why sending your ex memes is never a good idea. Along the way they swap heartbreak advice, discuss getting “hot after a breakup”, debate blind loyalty in friendships, compare UK and US dating culture, and discover a shared love of cool girl country, dogs and the finer things in life.

Expect lots of dry humour and the occasional helicopter.

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Sometimes two people shouldn't be left in a room together.

Lauren Alaina joins Girls In Low Places … and she’s bringing back the cheating anthem.

We chat about her new album Stages, why she believes country music needs more cheating songs, the heartbreak that inspired them and why she’s finally ready to tell stories she’s kept to herself for years.

Lauren opens up about finding love with her husband Cameron, navigating motherhood in the public eye, losing her dad and the pressure women face to “have it all”.

Plus, we discuss situationships, closure after breakups, internet mum shaming, why her husband stole the show at the ACM Awards and whether talent, hard work or just plain luck is what really makes it in country music.

Funny, honest and emotional… this is Lauren Alaina in every way you think Lauren Alaina would be.

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We packed up our pink gingham tablecloth, rolled out the tombola and headed to the very first State Fayre Festival in Essex.Katie is joined by Counting Crows, Amble, Bee Taylor, Mae Estes, Leah Turner and more for conversations about everything from the Grand Ole Opry and 90s nostalgia to relationship advice, village fêtes, MSN Messenger, festival favourites and the songs that still make them emotional.There are plenty of laughs, a few questionable tombola questions, some surprisingly heartfelt moments and Adam Duritz shares the incredible story of how Colorblind ended up in Cruel Intentions.Welcome to our (Village) State Fayre… where no interview is ever quite what the artists are expecting.

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Alexandra Kay joins Girls In Low Places in the lead up to BST Hyde Park for one of our most honest conversations yet. Fresh off a flight from the US, she opens up about building one of country music’s biggest independent success stories, why nobody is coming to save your career, and how she’s learnt to stop chasing the algorithm and focus on making music she truly loves.

Katie and Alexandra also have a candid conversation about divorce, calling off weddings, grief and the pressure women feel around marriage. Alexandra reflects on the lessons she learnt after her own divorce, why spending time alone is essential before dating again, and how she eventually found love again. Katie shares her own experience of ending her engagement as they discuss healing, guilt and finding the courage to choose the life that’s right for you.

Plus… fangirling over Garth Brooks ahead of his BST Hyde Park headline set, the return of female country anthems, surviving London’s heatwave, coffee creamers, frozen margaritas and why Alexandra has promised to join Girls In Low Places Therapy if she spots Katie dressed as a nurse at BST.

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Recorded LIVE from CMA Fest Fan Fair X, Katie sits down with The Cowgays for a conversation about queer country music, finding community in Nashville and creating space for everyone in the genre they love.

The trio share how a drunken singalong in Mexico accidentally turned into one of country music’s most exciting new groups, discuss coming out, navigating Nashville as LGBTQ+ artists and why representation on country music’s biggest stages still matters.

Plus… drag queen alter egos, dating app disasters, listener dilemmas from the Cowgays Hotline, queer hoedowns, 90s country nostalgia and a live performance of their powerful new single Kids Like Us.

As The Cowgays put it… “You have to come out to yourself first.”

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Katie is back from CMA Fest and finally ready to unpack the most surreal week in Girls In Low Places history.

From making her Grand Ole Opry debut and hosting a sold out CMA Fest brunch, to presenting on stages across Nashville, interviewing Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton and Shaboozey, and somehow ending up featured in Rolling Stone, this is the full story behind the Instagram posts.

Joined by best friend and co founder of the podcast Ozzy, Katie shares what it actually felt like to spend a week inside the country music industry’s biggest event, the emotional crash that came after it, and the moments that meant the most.

Plus… the Chase Rice situation, why Luke Bryan left her completely starstruck, and why a drag brunch became one of the most important moments of the entire trip.

This is the behind-the-scenes CMA Fest diary the GILPERS have been asking for. 

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Fresh off the release of her new single “Phone, Keys, Wallet”, Lainey Wilson joins Girls in Low Places for a (stationary because she forgot everything) road trip covering newlywed life with Duck, finding balance, burnout, friendship in your thirties and why every girl needs a tribe around her.

PLUS Lainey’s advice for anyone struggling to slow down. Which Katie needs to. Especially when driving Lainey's tour bus...

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This week, Girls In Low Places heads to Nashville for a special live brunch recorded at White Limozeen during CMA Fest.

Katie gathers some of country music’s most exciting female artists for a morning of dating advice, heartbreak confessions, career lessons, friendship dilemmas and lolz.

From Erin Kinsey’s friends-to-lovers story, to Caylee Hammocks CMA Fest survival tips, Mae Estes on women changing country music, Lauren Watkins on being a heartbreak aholic and Priscilla Block’s refreshingly honest take on breakups, confidence and putting yourself first… nothing is off limits.

Pour yourself a mimosa and pull up a chair. You’re officially invited to brunch.

Featuring Erin Kinsey, Caylee Hammack, Tyla Rodriguez, Mae Estes, Lauren Watkins and Priscilla Block.

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Katie has flown to Nashville to be backstage at Nissan Stadium turning country music’s biggest weekend into the a beauty pageant. That country stars don't realise they are entering.

This year’s (unwilling) contestants include Gretchen Wilson, Shaboozey, Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, HARDY, Carly Pearce, Jordan Davis, Cody Johnson, The Band Perry, Kaitlin Butts, Molly Tuttle, Ricky Skaggs, Rhett Akins, Vincent Mason, Zach John King, Emily Ann Roberts, Scoot Teasley, The Jack Wharff Band, Jo Dee Messina and more.

Who deserves the crown?

There’s only one way to find out.

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From crochet and cowboy boots to relationship advice and emotional conversations… Katie heads out for a Girls Day Out with Emily Ann Roberts in one of London’s cutest yarn shops.

The pair chat about British crowds, being “whipped”, dating disasters, long distance love, anxiety, overthinking, growing up too fast, and why Emily thinks every girl needs to “pick up your yarn… not text the man.”

Emily also opens up about confidence in the music industry, finding your worth outside of social media, and the emotional new song about her dad that still makes her cry.

Plus… alpacas, Ibiza confusion, knitting vs crocheting, and the most wholesome relationship advice you’ll hear all week.

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This week on Girls In Low Places, Katie is joined by her soulmate Kaitlin Butts for a conversation that spirals from musical theatre and Avril Lavigne to dating red flags, TikTok trolls and how she used to invite Tinder dates to her gigs to make up numbers.

Kaitlin opens up about the viral success of You Ain’t Gotta Die, the emotional crash that came with sudden internet attention, touring with Lainey Wilson, and why women taking up space still makes people uncomfortable. The pair also discuss Ella’s Fellas, chaotic dating stories, airport club with her husband Cleto…. You Ain’t Gotta Die to listen to this episode, so you should listen and watch.

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Katie is hanging on by a thread after a wild night hosting her Tucker Wetmore pre-party… and there’s no one better to debrief with than Ashley McBryde. From hangovers and bad decisions to sobriety, self-control and learning how to actually sit with your own thoughts, this one goes deep… fast.

Ashley opens up about her journey from bar gigs to the Grand Ole Opry and performing at the Royal Albert Hall, plus the reality of building a career without losing yourself along the way. There’s honest talk about alcohol culture in country music, losing friends when you get sober, and why your inner critic needs a seat… just not the steering wheel.

They also get into navigating trolling, comparison, and what it really means to “stay in your own lane” when everyone online seems to be copying each other. Ashley doesn’t hold back on being labelled “difficult” in the industry… and why that might actually be the key to getting what you want.

If you’ve ever felt behind, burnt out, or like your brain won’t switch off… this one might hit harder than expected. 

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