Show Notes
This week The Brothers Hunt, host country star Morgan Evans joins the God’s Country Podcast for one of the funniest and most honest conversations they've had. Morgan talks about growing up in Australia, surfing in the US vs. AU, moving to Nashville, and the moment he first saw Keith Urban live and knew he wanted to make country music. Morgan also shares details about his album "Steel Town" and what conspiracy theory he can't seem to wrap his brain around. The guys also dive into the reality of internet hate, why people talk different online than they do in real life, and the psychology behind comment section warriors. The episode ends with a Garth Brooks gravorite that will make you run to run through a brick wall.
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