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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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.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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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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As 2025 comes to a close, we’re looking back on some of our favourite country music moments from the past year — the interviews that made us laugh, the stories that surprised us, and the moments that reminded us why we love this genre and community so much.

From unforgettable guests and behind-the-scenes chaos to big cultural moments and personal highlights, this episode is a round-up of the year that was, told the only way we know how — honestly, enthusiastically, and with a very British take.

Whether you’ve been with us all year or you’re just joining the party, this one’s a celebration of the music, the memories, and everything that made Girls In Low Places. Come be a girl in a low place with us for the final episode of 2025.

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For this special Christmas Day episode, Katie heads back to her roots — the green hills of Surrey — for a festive, unfiltered year-in-review over Dolly Wines with a very special guest: her mum, Carole Atkin.

With a glass in hand, Katie and Carole dive headfirst into this week’s biggest country music talking points — from the ever-expanding relationship web of Riley Green, Ella Langley, Megan Moroney and Tucker Wetmore, to Jelly Roll’s official pardon and powerful redemption arc, the Taylor Swift documentary, and why British humour desperately needs more space in country music media.

Carole offers her bird’s-eye view on how Girls In Low Places has evolved from a sofa-based passion project into a guest-driven podcast with red carpet access, before sharing candid (and occasionally brutal) thoughts on dating, age gaps, fame, and why meeting someone “in real life” might still be the move.

Festive, funny, reflective and unfiltered — a proper Christmas Day yap with country music at the centre. A Christmas "Carole" some would say.

🎧 Pour a drink, press play, and Merry Christmas from Girls In Low Places.

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This week on Girls In Low Places, we attempt to make a Hallmark movie — taking it from Nashville to a London Christmas market.

Is it low budget? Yes. Is it chaotic? Absolutely. Is it festive? Somehow… also yes.

We’re joined by Drew Baldridge, who opens up about:

• Going from being dropped by Nashville to making history as the first fully self-funded, independent #1 in country music

• The real story behind She’s Somebody’s Daughter — and why it became an anthem for women knowing their worth

• Shooting a Hallmark movie at the Grand Ole Opry

• Touring the world with Jelly Roll (and yes… we do talk about Bunny)

• Why breaking through later in life might actually be the secret weapon

• Making music that makes people feel something, not just hear it

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Welcome back to Girls In Low Places, the only country music podcast where British girls ask the questions nobody else dares...

This week, Max McNown joins Katie for a Christmas special that includes:

🎄 Max realising he doesn’t know what a noun is

🎄 A deep dive into why men think they can befriend animals in the Amazon rainforest

🎄 His unexpected audition to be a hobbit

🎄 The unspoken war between women wanting dinner plans vs men saying “whatever you want”

🎄 Marines interrupting his busking like a drunk flash mob

🎄 Why London might actually be his biggest fanbase (you’re welcome, Max)

We also cover extremely important topics such as:

✨ Does Max understand what women mean when they say “I’m fine”?

✨ How often does he quote his own songs in public?

✨ Which artist he’d form a duo with

✨ Why dogs always know when you’re a dog person

✨ Should men STOP thinking about fighting bears? (Yes.)

If you love Max McNown, Avery Anna, Noah Kahan, feral British humour, busking disasters, or listening to an American try to survive Girls In Low Places, this is your episode.

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In this episode, Katie finally lifts the curtain on the story she’s been hinting at since day one – the trip that blew up her old life and accidentally birthed Girls In Low Places.

Joined by her US BFF Sam who organised the doomed trip, she rewinds to her engagement, a countryside life, and a bachelorette weekend that cracked everything wide open.

They piece together the hangovers, the panic, the gut feelings and the “I can’t do this” moment that followed, talking honestly about friendship, grief, and what it really costs to choose yourself. This is the messy origin story behind the podcast, told for the first time.

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