When Lauren Dagle brought her Delta Blues Smokehouse voice from the Louisiana Bayou to Nashville,

everyone knew she was a singular talent, but Lauren's real gift is her ability to deeply

connect with people. This was made her the fastest-selling new Christian country artist over the

past decade and given her so-for authentic vocal power a true following. In Amazon Music's

DagleBites podcast, you can hear Lauren connect with people inside and outside of the music industry.

Through a genuine curiosity that is larger than life, Lauren gets right to the burning questions

that fascinate her and are guaranteed to fascinate you too. On this season of Amazon Music's DagleBites,

Lauren's sitting down with some of the best of the best to dig into the creativity, faith,

passion, and purpose that drives them. Her guests cover a wide range of interest from Dr. Laurie

Gottlieb to author Annie Downes and creative director Kristen Griffin-Bandrayat.

Lauren doesn't miss a single source of inspiration. You're about to listen to a preview of DagleBites

while you're listening follow DagleBites on Amazon Music to get exclusive access to episodes.

Hello everybody. Welcome to the DagleBites podcast. I'm your host, Lauren Dagle. This next guest

is very interesting. I was so nervous prior to this interview. No joke. I remember sitting down and

flipping through her book, listening on Audible, trying my absolute best to film myself with as much

information as possible. It made me nervous to interview someone with so much prestige.

When I was at LSU, I was studying Child and Family Studies because I wanted to be a counselor and

then go to law school to be a pro bono lawyer for people that had been involved in trafficking,

but also be able to offer them a safe place in a holistic counseling environment while

representing them in a court of law. While I was studying Child and Family Studies at LSU,

this guest was studying at Stanford and Pepperdine and her TED Talk in 2019 became the most

listened to TED Talk of the year. No pressure, right? Lori Gottlieb, I quickly realized that Lori

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