Show Notes
The stories were too good to hear only once. We’re looking back at some of our favorite God’s Country moments of 2026 with Zach Top, Bailey Zimmerman, Koe Wetzel, Avery Anna, Kip Moore, Jake Owen and Brantley Gilbert.
From Koe Wetzel’s legendary “Moon Fire” deer hunt and Bailey Zimmerman buying his mom a house, to Avery Anna’s powerful perspective on faith, Kip Moore’s emotional tribute to Brett James, Jake Owen’s honest conversation about hitting rock bottom and Brantley Gilbert opening up about addiction—this episode has a little bit of everything.
There are plenty of laughs, but these conversations also get honest about family, faith, loss, recovery and the moments that remind us what really matters.
CHAPTERS 00:00 Best of God’s Country 00:40 Zach Top 06:00 Koe Wetzel 14:15 Bailey Zimmerman 19:40 Avery Anna 28:40 Kip Moore 40:00 Jake Owen 49:00 Brantley Gilbert
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