Episode 194: Michael Ray

from Cody Cast with Cody Alan Hosted by CodyCast

Michael Ray is a man on a mission, announcing his new seven-track EP, ‘Higher Education.’ On the heels of his new music, Michael dropped in with Cody Alan on the Cody Cast podcast to air out his dirty laundry, talk about a new level of crowd energy, and share his favorite advice from Charlie Daniels. PLUS: Michael shares his favorite candle scent, and everyone agrees! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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