Show Notes
ACM New Female Artist of the Year Avery Anna joins The Brothers Hunt for one of the most honest conversations they've had yet. From growing up hunting and fishing in Arizona to navigating viral fame, heartbreak, family dynamics, Taylor Swift fandom, and the emotional crash after winning ACM New Female Artist — Avery opens up about it all.
The conversation dives deep into the stories behind songs like “Forgive Forget” and “Blood Runs Thicker,” why vulnerability matters in songwriting, her outdoors upbringing, elk hunting with her dad, and the pressure that comes with blowing up online. Plus: terrible first dates, Candy Crush addiction, turkey hunting, and absolute chaos.
If you’re a fan of country music, authentic songwriting, hunting culture, or just real conversations — this episode is for you.
⏱️ Topics Include:
Avery Anna ACM New Female Artist win
Arizona hunting & outdoors upbringing
Taylor Swift influence
The story behind “Forgive Forget”
Songwriting & emotional healing
Viral fame & social media pressure
Family relationships & growing up country
Elk hunting, turkey hunting & outdoors stories
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