#relatable with Abby Shaw

In this episode, Abby and Abigail get real about life through Shawn Mendes' story and songs. They talk about how everyone handles their emotions and grief differently. Life can be hard, so let's be nice to people.

In this episode, Abby dives into the life changes that brought Jake Owen into country music. Through her song choices, she discusses how everyday life should be appreciated and enjoyed.

In this week's episode, Abby and Seth talk about the legacy of Lynyrd Skynyrd. They discuss how their story represents that life is short and you should be nothing less than your true self.

In this episode, Abby and Katie chat about the struggles throughout Justin Bieber's career. They discuss his songs that remind them of middle school and how we are all just humans who need grace.

In this episode, Abby and Addie talk about their hometown girl, Kelsea Ballerini. Her songs remind them of everything from the feeling of where they grew up, to sending an accidental text at 3 a.m.

In this week's episode, Abby and Chelsea talk about the queen of sad songs, Adele. They discuss her songs that make them sad-mad and others that they belt in the car.

In this episode, Abby talks to her brother Seth about the classic country artist, Alan Jackson. They dive into stories from their childhood and what his songs mean to them now.

In this episode, Abby talks about the hardships of the iconic band, Fleetwood Mac. She relates their songs to relationship struggles and opens up about the hardest time in her life.

In this episode, Abby and Todd talk about Post Malone's chill attitude but deep lyrics. They go into the songs that remind them of past relationships and to not take life for granted.

In this week's episode, Abby ventures into Frank Sinatra's story for her first solo podcast. She talks about how his confidence propelled his career and how his songs resonate with her today.

In this week's episode, Abby and Carina talk about the iconic Reba McEntire. They break down the slow start to her career and how her songs give sass and hope that everyone needs.

In this episode, Abby and Abigail are back to talk about former One Direction member, Niall Horan. They rave over the songs that make them fist bump in the car and the ones that make them sad, but in a good way.

In this episode, Abby and Kellen talk about East Tennessee boy, Morgan Wallen. They talk about how he almost didn't end up in music. They also dive into songs that make them want to drink, and which ones remind them of boys from high school.

In this week's episode, Abby sits down with her mom, Rita, to talk about the struggles Randy Travis has dealt with throughout his life. They converse about his songs that make them happy and one that makes them wish 2020 would be over already.

In this week's episode, Abby and Kaitlyn break down Luke Combs road to success. They discuss how labels shouldn't define you and how his simple songwriting has impacted the country music scene.

In this episode, Abby and Jake discuss the success of Kacey Musgraves despite the lack of airplay from country radio. They talk about the honesty in her songs that make them laugh, cry and everything in between.

In this episode, Abby and Abigail get candid about the ups of downs of the Jonas Brothers career. Ranging from early 2000s to post-reunion, they discuss the songs they jam to in the car and which ones make them cry in the shower.

In this week's episode, Abby and Addie talk about the different eras of Taylor Swift and dive into her near 15 year career. They discuss the impact Swift's songs have had on their lives and the healing power of music.

In this episode, Abby chats with Chelsea about their personal connection to trailblazer, Dolly Parton. They unfold her "rags to rhinestones" story and discuss how they relate to the icon's well-known and underrated tunes.

LET'S GO GIRLS!! On the very first episode, Abby talks with Katie about their love for country, pop sensation, Shania Twain. They delve into the star's backstory and journey to fame, as well as their own personal stories of how they relate to some of Twain's biggest hits.