Ep. 119 - Ryan Weaver, country music artist and American patriot; on brutal realities of war, fuel behind his music, and support of President Trump

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Ryan Weaver is a country music artist who served in the United States Army as a Blackhawk Aviator. A devout patriot, Ryan joined me for a conversation about losing his brother and brother-in-law in combat, how those losses fueled him and still motivate him to make music, and his love for America and support of President Trump. Connect with Ryan on Instagram Support Ryan on Nine Line Apparel

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