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Girls In Low Places

Girls In Low Places

By: Girls In Low Places
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The country music podcast that asks artists what only British girls can....🇬🇧🤠 The leading country music podcast in the UK, we yap with your favourite Nashville artists like you've never seen before. Your chaotic host Katie and the female GILP team drop EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY. Want to be a Girl in a Low Place too? Follow @girlsinlowplaces on YT, Instagram and TikTok.

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Episodes
  • EP#78 | THROWBACK THURSDAY | Hannah Mcfarland on Chase Rice, Riley Green and Heartbreak
    Jan 22 2026

    We are in reset mode so this week on Girls In Low Places, we’re throwing it back to our chat last year with Hannah Mcfarland. We yap all things Karma in love, her so-called “2 Month Curse”, and those swirling Chase Rice rumours 👀. Hannah opens up about staying true to herself, finding strength in the Backbone of authenticity, and why sometimes you just have to Let Him go.


    Hey Gilpers, I think we need a shoulder...

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    41 mins
  • Ep #77| Carly Pearce on The Part Of Success Nobody Talks About
    Jan 16 2026

    This week on Girls In Low Places, we are late night calling one of our absolute faves... Carly Pearce.

    From breaking the internet at the Royal Albert Hall with Luke Combs, to writing one of her most emotionally brutal songs (Dream Come True), Carly opens up like never before about the reality behind the dream.

    We talk about:

    • The loneliness that can come with success

    • Missing friends’ weddings and choosing career first

    • Filling your house with awards but not with people

    • Meeting the love of your life later than you expected

    • Why no one’s life is as perfect as it looks on Instagram

    • Dolly Parton sleeping in her makeup (yes, really)

    Carly also gets brutally honest about hitting a creative and emotional slump, feeling left behind by “normal life”, and how Dream Come True came from a moment of total vulnerability.

    This is a conversation about ambition, womanhood, choosing a different path, and learning that there is no deadline on love, happiness, or getting your life “right”.

    If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything you dreamed of and still feeling a bit empty sometimes… this one’s for you.

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    18 mins
  • EP #75 | YOUR Unhinged Country Predictions for 2026 (We’re Screaming)
    Jan 8 2026

    MY GIRLS IN LOW PLACES, we are so back! Actually we never left, but… semantics.

    January might be a slower month for country artists in London but we’re not about to take it easy, so consider this our New Year’s Day hangover cure and a proper girls’ yap as we debrief Christmas, predict what 2026 has in store and get into the pop culture chaos we can’t stop watching.

    From Lainey Wilson’s potential wedding looks to Zach Bryan’s wedding discourse (because it’s all feeling a bit Something In The Orange), country pop-ups in British pubs and whether we’re about to get the Real Housewives of Nashville, this episode is basically a Whirlwind.

    Plus, I’m sharing my honest experience trying Mounjaro ahead of the CMAs and why I decided to stop....

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    39 mins
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