Show Notes
Preston Cooper might be one of the most unique voices coming out of Nashville right now — but his story that he tells Thr Brothers Hunt on God's Country Podcast is even crazier.Before moving to Music City, Preston was literally a mailman in a tiny Ohio town, walking 14 miles a day delivering mail… and singing Chris Stapleton, Bob Seger, and Stevie Ray Vaughan covers on his route.People would come out on their porches just to hear him sing.In this episode of God’s Country Podcast, Preston sits down with Dan and Reid to talk about:• How he went from singing mailman to rising Nashville artist• Being discovered by The Warren Brothers• Growing up hunting and shooting a traditional longbow• The crazy story behind his first big buck• Turkey hunting with his sister (who might be a better hunter than him)• Why AI music scares the hell out of songwriters• And the funniest “What You Mad At?” segment yetIf you love country music, hunting stories, and real small-town roots, this episode is pure God’s Country.
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