Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast on this Monday inauguration day.

It is finally here. We've been waiting for this for, I mean, gosh, I think it's been four years now that we've been waiting for this.

So we're very excited, so excited to see Donald Trump and what he's going to do in his first hundred days.

I just, I absolutely cannot wait to see

where this presidency goes on day one. So here we are. We are on day one. And to celebrate day one,

we have Kyle Jennings with us. He is a country music singer and songwriter, small town stories.

He has an affinity for the American way of life,

which is why we thought this was a great day to talk about it. And Kyle, I hear that you have

Michigan roots. Oh yeah, I'm from Kalamazoo originally. Born and raised, grew up in the hockey

world, went off and played some competitive hockey before essentially landing back

in Michigan and then getting introduced to music, which I fell in love with, kind of transferred

my passion from hockey into music and started making trips to Nashville. And the more I got

invested, the more passionate I was. And so I made the move and I really dug in.

So you love the American way of life. You are, you seem like a really positive guy.

Historically, we've always heard that country music songs are about like these hard times in life.

But I mean, really kind of American life. So what drew you to that?

I mean, it's just not the typical path for a Michigander, but what drew you to it?

Yeah, I believe me, I hear plenty of country music singer from Michigan.

You know, my upbringing, I grew up in a blue collar home.

My dad was a builder and a teacher, and my mother

was a homemaker and a nurse for a while. They both very hardworking. We were raised, my sister,

my brother and I, all raised with very blue collar American, self-reliant, accountable, you know, roots.

...