Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down Podcast.

My thanks as always for clicking and listening along.

I am thrilled to bring you today a conversation with one of my very favorite people to talk

with.

Marin Morris, she is a Grammy winner of course, came up playing the honky-tongues as a kid

in Texas and then moved to Nashville where she was a songwriter for other artists, but

she held onto one song for herself called My Church.

It was her big hit in 2016 and launched her career.

She's had big Grammy-winning, Grammy-nominated albums since then, songs like Bones, Middle.

Why don't you just meet me in the middle?

You know that one with Grey and Zed which became a relentlessly popular hit for many, many

months.

She's also an incredibly thoughtful person outspoken on social issues in a genre frankly

in country where they kind of try to play it down the middle so as not to alienate fans.

She goes there.

She talks about social issues online and in her music.

She recently, well I guess not that recently anymore, but she had a sun haze in March of

2020, like literally right when the world shut down she had her baby and she was home.

Obviously like the rest of us for a couple of years raising her son with her husband Ryan

Heard also a singer-songwriter and thinking about her life in her career and a new album that

became Humble Quest.

So Marin and I got together in New York City at Hill Country, Barbecue, kind of a Texas

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