Miranda Lambert

Sunday Sitdown with Willie Geist

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4.5 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 November 2019

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Miranda Lambert is one of the biggest stars not just in country, but in all of music. In this week's "Sunday Sitdown," Willie Geist gets together with the Grammy-winning artist to talk about the roots of her Texas swagger, her new album "Wildcard," and its inspiration from her recent marriage to a New York City police officer.

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0:00.0	Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down Podcast.
0:06.2	My thanks as always for clicking and listening along with us.
0:09.4	My guest this week is one of the biggest stars in all of music, not just in country music,
0:14.5	but in all of music.
0:15.8	Miranda Lambert, the nine-time female vocalist of the year.
0:21.5	She won that award nine times in a row.
0:24.0	She is huge.
0:25.0	Joining me now on this podcast, the producer, Maggie Law.
0:28.6	Hey Maggie.
0:29.6	And the producer of the interview, Hannah Van Winkle.
0:32.4	Hello Hannah.
0:33.2	Hello William.
0:34.2	So we're both excited.
0:35.2	Can I call you William?
0:36.2	Please do.
0:37.2	I like that formality.
0:38.2	I think we should use it going forward for around the office for everyone.
0:40.2	Sign of respect.
0:41.7	We were both psyched for this one.
0:43.8	I was because I like her music.
0:45.4	I love country.
0:46.4	A lot of people know.
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