EPISODE · May 9, 2023 · 40 MIN
Advocating for Agriculture with Stephanie Nash
from Ag Women Connect "Ag Talk, Your Story Matters!"
Send us Fan MailCountry Music has always been close to Stephanie Nash's heart. Growing up in central California on a dairy farm, she learned to hold music close to her soul. She always loved to sing, whether that was music recitals, school choir, or leading worship in church. When she left for college, she stopped writing music and focused on agriculture, traveling, and being an advocate for the farming community. The year she turned 20 her family decided to move to middle Tennessee and keep pursuing their love for the Dairy industry. It was Nashville that gave her inspiration to get back into writing and singing. She started by finding her sound, new friends, and happiness. Then her producer, Kent Wells, really pushed her voice as an artist, to show that she was ready to show Country music she belonged. Her sound is more related to 90’s country music. She loves the edge and soul that she grew up hearing and that has been such an influence for her songwriting. Stephanie's biggest hope is that her passion is shown through her music and that people fall in love with every lyric. Learn more at https://www.stephanienashmusic.com/aboutmeSupport the showThank you for joining us at Ag Talk hosted by Ag Women Connect! America's Platform for Women in Agriculture. " Your Story Matters." We love recognizing our women in this industry! Go to www.agwomenconnect.com to find out a little more about us, and how you can connect with other women in agriculture! Want to be a speaker? You can reach us at [email protected] our Facebook Group | Connect With us on Instagram | Join Ag Women Connect
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Send us Fan Mail Country Music has always been close to Stephanie Nash's heart. Growing up in central California on a dairy farm, she learned to hold music close to her soul. She always loved to sing, whether that was music recitals, school choir, or leading worship in church. When she left for college, she stopped writing music and focused on agriculture, traveling, and being an advocate for the farming community. The year she turned 20 her family decided to move to middle Tennessee and keep...
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