Hi guys, welcome back to Post Run High. Today's guest is a country music legend, Dirk's

Bentley. He's been a dream guest of mine for a while and I had a feeling you'd be just

as excited to hear from him as I was to sit down with him. The moment we found out that Dirk's

would be in L.A. for his Broken Branches tour and that he was open to being on the show, we jumped into action. We booked last minute flights. We sourced podcast equipment rentals in L.A. and we figured out every detail needed to pull this off on the road across the country. It took some serious behind-the-scenes hustle, but guys, we made it happen because when he get the chance to sit down with someone like Dirk's Bentley, you take it. Now, this episode is a little different. We didn't start with a run. Instead, Dirk's invited me to play pickleball backstage with him and his bandmates. So this is a shorter episode. We had a quick 30-minute window right before Dirk's went on stage. But I think you'll feel how raw and grounded this chat was.

He's someone who has stayed at the top of his industry for over two decades, and hearing

his take on longevity, balance, and enjoying life was a real gift.

We've got so many more amazing guests on the way, so please be sure to rate and review

the show, follow along on socials, and DM me with any guest requests.

I always love hearing from you as we grow this show together.

And with that, let's get into my conversation with Dirks.

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