The pride, passion and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Pinebom Show, Our One Podcast.

This might be college football, having a

We show live.

We had the Auburn head coach on a few hours ago.

We'll talk more about that.

But right now we want to introduce you somebody.

I have a feeling you'll be hearing a lot about.

Julia Cole is a singer in Nashville, named recently

as a CMT, next woman of country. She spent some time at Vanderbilt. Her daddy

daughter dance is an incredibly popular song. She has a new single coming out and

we want to say hello to Julia right now.

First of all, thank you for making time for us. Good afternoon.

Good afternoon. It's such an honor to be on here celebrating with y'all.

Well, thank you. I want to talk about an honor to be on here celebrating with y'all.

Well, thank you.

I want to talk about today in a minute,

but I read someplace that you were an athlete in high school.

Is it true that you started singing the national anthem before

your own games it's true my journey into the music industry was so bizarre I

genuinely had no idea that I was going to end up in this world, but my volleyball and basketball coaches in high school would hear me singing in the locker room or on the bus and they were like, why don't you start doing our national anthems? And we're kind of spread in Houston,

and I started doing it for the Texans, Astros,

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