Jenny Tolman joins That Nashville Girl for a rooftop conversation during CMA Fest that's equal parts country music, motherhood, and unforgettable Nashville stories.

After introducing herself to a national audience on The Road—the Paramount+ series from Taylor Sheridan featuring Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, and Gretchen Wilson—Jenny shares what it was really like to leave her young son at home while chasing a lifelong dream. She opens up about pumping on the road, balancing motherhood with a music career, and why those sacrifices made every moment on the show even more meaningful.

Jenny also reflects on the story behind her single "Baby Steps," the unexpected support it received from Bobby Bones and Women of iHeartCountry, and why the song's message of appreciating how far you've come resonates so deeply with her life today.

In this episode, Amanda and Jenny discuss:

• Jenny's experience filming The Road
• Leaving her son for the first time while competing on national television
• The realities of motherhood in the music industry
• The story behind "Baby Steps" and its unexpected radio success
• Meeting her husband and producer, Dave Brainard
• The emotional inspiration for her song "Lonely in the Lone Star"
• Performing for the family of fallen Marine Riley McCollum
• Writing "Honky Tonk Songs" and collaborating with Gretchen Wilson
• What Jenny learned from Gretchen during The Road
• Cowgirls at the Cowboy, her all-female music festival in Jackson Hole
• What's next for Jenny Tolman in 2026

From laugh-out-loud stories about finding love in Nashville to deeply personal conversations about grief, family, and resilience, this episode captures everything that makes country music so powerful. It's a conversation about chasing dreams, honoring the people who shape us, and remembering that life's biggest milestones are often built one baby step at a time.

Listen to Jenny Tolman's music, including "Baby Steps," "Lonely in the Lone Star," and "Honky Tonk Songs" featuring Gretchen Wilson. Be sure to follow her for tour dates and new music.

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How do you build a fashion brand worn by Carrie Underwood, Gwen Stefani, Shania Twain, Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, Megan Moroney, and some of country music’s biggest stars?

For Daniel Diamond, it wasn’t a carefully planned business strategy. It was a series of unexpected moments, relentless creativity, and saying yes long before he felt ready.

In this episode of That Nashville Girl, Daniel shares the real story behind building one of Nashville’s most recognizable fashion brands, from fulfilling early orders through a personal Gmail account to hand-rhinestoning an entire truck over three months and creating a brand rooted in community as much as fashion.

We talk about:

• Building a business without a blueprint

• Moving to Nashville and starting over

• Landing celebrity clients including Carrie Underwood, Gwen Stefani, Shania Twain, Miranda Lambert, and Maren Morris

• Taking creative risks before anyone believed

• Why community became Daniel Diamond’s greatest strength

• The lessons every entrepreneur can learn from trusting instinct

Whether you’re building a business, pursuing a creative career, or simply love hearing the stories behind successful brands, this conversation is packed with inspiration, honesty, and practical insights.

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Daniel Diamond @danielxdiamond

Host Amanda Adams @askamandaadams

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What does it really mean to be a “die-hard girl’s girl”?

In this episode of That Nashville Girl, host Amanda Adams sits down with rising country artist Kat Velasco for a candid conversation about chasing a music career in Nashville, navigating dating, female friendships, heartbreak, and the stories behind her debut album, Cowgirl Complex.

Kat opens up about leaving a career in finance to pursue country music, moving to Nashville on her own, almost getting married at 22, and why being called “too much” is something she’s learned to embrace. She also shares the inspiration behind her latest single, “You’re Drunk,” and explains why creating authentic music that reflects real life has always been her priority.

From dating horror stories in Nashville to the importance of supporting other women, this episode is packed with laughter, honesty, and plenty of relatable moments.

In this episode:
• The story behind Cowgirl Complex
• The inspiration behind “You’re Drunk”
• Leaving finance to pursue country music
• Moving to Nashville alone
• Dating in Music City
• Female friendships and being a true “girl’s girl”
• Turning heartbreak into music
• Why being “too much” is actually a strength

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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6mH3jjOaHOIlxlloC2FjlC

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