Podcasts about not pretty enough

Content warning: This episode includes occasional course language. From her childhood in the Australian outback to the heights of her chart-topping international success as a singer-songwriter, country music icon Kasey Chambers has trusted her gut, stuck to her values and learned some hard truths, always while trying to live by the best advice she's ever received: just don't be a d**khead.  At this special event at Geelong Library & Heritage Centre, Chambers discusses her new book Just Don't Be A D**khead (and other profound things I've learnt). In this conversation, she shares heartfelt, honest tales, musical experiences and the behind-the-scenes insights she has learned along the way. Kasey also treats the audience to a few live songs during the session. Hosted by Triple R broadcaster Denise Hylands. The event was recorded on Wednesday 9 October 2024 at Geelong Library & Heritage Centre as part of The Wheeler Centre's Spring Fling series. It was presented in partnership with Geelong Regional Libraries.  The official bookseller was Cook & Young.Featured music:“Backbone”, “Not Pretty Enough” and “Ain't No Little Girl” All tracks by performed by Kasey Chambers and Brandon Dodd, recorded live at Geelong Library & Heritage Centre.Opening track ‘Golden Hour' by Sarah, the Illstrumentalist.  Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Horror. Cult. Trash. Other. Podcast! This week, for a Valentines special, we're discussing all things The Loved Ones, the dark and nasty horror comedy including some stomach churning scenes of torture, a killer pink dress and paper crown combo, and some great use of the camp song Not Pretty Enough by Kacey Chambers. Alongside our main film discussion, we also discuss what we've been watching recently including The White Lotus and The Iron Claw. Email us at horror.cult.trash.other@gmail.com and check us out on Social Media at the following links www.facebook.com/horrorculttrashother Twitter - @horrorculttrash Instagram - @horror.cult.trash.other Theme song is Stick Around by Gary's old band, One Week Stand. Check them out on Spotify, iTunes and many other digital distributors!

Kasey Chambers changed Australian country music for good when she emerged as a solo artist in the late 1990s.

It’s not prom season yet, well with the way things are will there ever be a prom again. However, thank goodness, The Loved Ones is a high school prom movie. If the girl you rejected father kidnaps you and force you to attend a prom at home with his deranged daughter, Lola. That is the situation that we find Brent in.  Dani G and Loki Jesse take a look this Australian horror from 2009. Will Brent survive? Will Brent’s mom and Holly, Brent’s girlfriend, find him before it’s to late? Will Mia see Jamie again? Audio clips from The Loved Ones (2009) are owned and copyrighted by their respectful owners “Not Pretty Enough” written and preformed by Kasey Chambers. Copyrighted by Essence Records in Australia and by Warner Bros. Records in US. “Whatever Didi Wants” written by Fat Mike and preformed by NOFX. Copyright by Epitaph Music and sounds from Music-Note World Graphics made and provided by Cecilia L. Leal Support us on Patreon

Natural hair, Eurocentric standards of beauty, and even more are examined as Grasie talks the African American actress, humanitarian, and winner America's Next Top Model, Sal Stowers, in an episode they titled, Not Pretty Enough. OUR GUEST: SAL STOWERS TWITTER: @SalStowers INSTAGRAM: @salstowers FACEBOOK: @sal.stowers ----- FROM THE CONVERSATION: If you're interested in exploring more about natural hair or race-based beauty perceptions, we recommend these links as a starting point. A Conversation About Natural Hair A Celebration of Natural Hair Angelica Dass Humanae Project How Colorism Shapes Our Standards of Beauty -----   THE SHOW:   Please rate and review the show on iTunes. It really helps the show grow and be discovered:    Follow NOT (BLANK) ENOUGH on Instagram You can contact us at NotBlankEnough@gmail.com  A transcript of this episode is available here. © 2020 Gumption Pictures

Best of 2018 – Show Notes How has ukulele changed our lives in 2018?  I revisit episodes from Season 1 and take a look at the ways the humble uke has changed the lives of this year’s podcast guests. Thanks to featured guests Michael Rosenberg, Joey Marianer, Janine Chandler, Andrew Rankine, Tim Griffin, Amber Shuhyta, The Demented Ukeholics (Marina and Narelle), Cameron Murray, Geoff Skellams, Mark Jackson, Jane Jelbart, Stickie Fingers (John, Janine, Val, Phil and Cilla), Miriam Miley-Read, A.J. Leonard, Ukenjamit (Trish, Jack, Rosalie, John and Gayle) and Mal Webb. Thanks also to my friends Jim Croft, Jasmine Fellows and Geoff Skellams for recording some background music for the show, and also a new version of the theme tune. Music included in today’s show is: “I’ll Be Your San Antone Rose” written by Susanna Clark, performed by Mark Jackson and Jane Jelbart “Hoops” written by The Rubens, performed by Amber Shuhyta and Meredith Harper “Barefoot With My Baby” written and performed by A.J. Leonard “Home For A Rest” written by John Mann & Geoffrey Kelly, performed by Jim Croft, Jasmine Fellows, Meredith Harper and Geoff Skellams “Ventura Highway” written by Dewey Bunnell, performed by Jim Croft, Jasmine Fellows, Meredith Harper and Geoff Skellams “Bizarre Love Triangle” written by New Order, performed by Jim Croft, Jasmine Fellows, Meredith Harper and Geoff Skellams (arrangement by Frente!) “Not Pretty Enough” written by Kasey Chambers, performed by Jim Croft, Jasmine Fellows, Meredith Harper and Geoff Skellams “Haleiwa” written and performed by Cameron Murray “Ukulele Is The New Black” written by Meredith Harper, performed by Jim Croft, Jasmine Fellows, Meredith Harper and Geoff Skellams Thanks for listening this year and I look forward to 2019! The music played in this episode is licenced under a Podcasts (Featured Music) agreement with APRA AMCOS.

Does your partner make you feel like you're not enough? That you're lacking “something” that's making him not love you, as you'd like? Chances are it has nothing to do with you. He simply hasn't awakened to love (in general). Learn how men evolve into their ability to love. For more information please visit my website at http://www.susanwinter.net/

Every weekend we go back in time and dip into the Join Up Dots vaults to find a show that could well be hidden from your ears. And why do we do this? Well, you success junkies desperate for the golden ticket have been asking "With so many episodes of Join Up Dots out there now, which ones should we listen to first? And its a difficult question to answer as everyone of them has motivation and inspiration flooding out of every pore. So we have simply decided to grab an entrepreneur at random, and share with you not only their journey, but also ours. We think we are getting better at this podcasting lark, but what do you think? Drop us a line at contactjoinupdots@gmail.com and let us know. Thanks as always for listening to the show, and enjoy todays entrepreneurial business chat. Todays guest on Join Up Dots is a lady that has been delivering musical performances to the world since the age of seven, and I can imagine was belting them out in her bedroom even earlier than that too. She grew up on a farm in Missouri, and could often be found hanging around the local rodeo stadiums, where she would delight in such activities as Barrel racing, and getting up on stage and singing the National Anthem to the cowboys, cowgirls and of course the audience. There was certainly a ballsy approach to her upbringing as a small child, that has led her to take on bigger and bigger challenges as she has grown. And those challenges have come often as she has stepped into the country music world with her well received singles “Not Pretty Enough” and the foot stomping back to rodeo roots “Cowgirls”, whilst also forming a band and playing everywhere she can. Its the live work, that really sharpens your tools, and turns your talent into something that the world ultimately takes notice off. But don't just think that this is a story that is about a hugely ambitious country starlet racing her way to the top, as she is also trying her hardest to  give back to the world with a cause she is hugely passionate with, stopping bulling in childhood. As she says “When I started doing rodeo pageants, I received a lot of criticism and backlash from other kids. It was a difficult time, but thanks to the support I had with friends and family, I was able to overcome that time period. If I can help just one person feel like they are not alone, and that things will get better, then I will have accomplished what I set out to do.” And with a tour of schools undertaken, to speak about bullying she is taking action and inspiring youngsters throughout America to do things a different way. So what was it about growing up in such a rough and tumble environment that has helped her on her way to Country stardom?   And can she remember how she felt on those early occasions standing on the rodeo stages and the spotlight turning in her direction?   Well let's find out as we bring onto the show, to start joining up dots, with the one and only Josey Milner   Show Highlights During the episode we discussed such weighty topics such as: How when she started in the music business she knew she had to have a plan, as she also knew that she didn't have a clue how to start anything, so just took lots of action. How she remembers how she lost so many friends at college due to her belief in herself and their obvious lack of belief in themselves. How she struggles with song writing and is scared that the process is going to be hard every time she starts. How you have to look after yourself when you are school, and sometimes it simply comes down to standing up for what you believe is right.  And lastly….. How she looks back at the bullying in her life as actually part of what has made her flourish in a hard industry such as the music business.  

This is our "Not Pretty Enough" episode. We review the original Prom Night, and partially review the 2008 remake of Prom Night. We also review The Loved Ones. And, discuss our versus battle between Candyman & Victor Crowley. Follow us on Twitter @harrishorror You can friend us on Facebook at Harris Hour or join our group Harris Horror Hour Follow us on Instagram @harrishorrorhour

Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and starting at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.”  The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign with Angels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation, and a Number One single on the world’s first independent country music chart, Indie World.  Now, 19 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, this CMT.com Top 20 Artist has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.”   http://www.joseymilnermusic.com/     

Shedding the Bitch Radio is all about ACHIEVING BIG, CREATING RICHes!!!  FOLLOW the show, listen in each week, and watch your achievements soar. APRIL is all about #AntiBullying. This week, Bernadette welcomes country singer, Josey Milner, who is rocking the country scene and the world with her #antibullying song and campaign. Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and starting at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign withAngels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation. Now, 19 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, this CMT.com Top 20 Artist has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.” Call in to chat with us...at 1-818-572-2910. Chat in right here on our Show Page... Listen and SHARE! Each week, host, Bernadette Boas, a ball of fire edutainer, consultant and author of Shedding the Corporate Bitch, discuss current top issues that women deal with, as well educate and inspire you to 'stake your claim' to shed your own bitches, so you can shift from Bitch to RICH!

Shedding the Bitch Radio is all about ACHIEVING BIG, CREATING RICHes!!!  FOLLOW the show, listen in each week, and watch your achievements soar. APRIL is all about #AntiBullying. This week, Bernadette welcomes country singer, Josey Milner, who is rocking the country scene and the world with her #antibullying song and campaign. Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and starting at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign withAngels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation. Now, 19 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, this CMT.com Top 20 Artist has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.” Call in to chat with us...at 1-818-572-2910. Chat in right here on our Show Page... Listen and SHARE! Each week, host, Bernadette Boas, a ball of fire edutainer, consultant and author of Shedding the Corporate Bitch, discuss current top issues that women deal with, as well educate and inspire you to 'stake your claim' to shed your own bitches, so you can shift from Bitch to RICH!

Shedding the Bitch Radio is all about shedding the emotional bitches keeping your from the RICHes you deserve.  And APRIL is all about #AntiBullying. FOLLOW the program and get all of our updates. SPECIAL AIRING TONIGHT AT 6:00 p.m. est., Bernadette welcomes country singer, Josey Milner, who is rocking the country scene and the world with her #antibullying song and campaign. Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and starting at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign withAngels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation. Now, 19 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, this CMT.com Top 20 Artist has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.” Call in to chat with us...at 1-818-572-2910. Chat in right here on our Show Page... Listen and SHARE! Each week, host, Bernadette Boas, a ball of fire edutainer, consultant and author of Shedding the Corporate Bitch, discuss current top issues that women deal with, as well educate and inspire you to 'stake your claim' to shed your own bitches, so you can shift from Bitch to RICH!

Shedding the Bitch Radio is all about shedding the emotional bitches keeping your from the RICHes you deserve.  And APRIL is all about #AntiBullying. FOLLOW the program and get all of our updates. SPECIAL AIRING TONIGHT AT 6:00 p.m. est., Bernadette welcomes country singer, Josey Milner, who is rocking the country scene and the world with her #antibullying song and campaign. Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and starting at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign withAngels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation. Now, 19 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, this CMT.com Top 20 Artist has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.” Call in to chat with us...at 1-818-572-2910. Chat in right here on our Show Page... Listen and SHARE! Each week, host, Bernadette Boas, a ball of fire edutainer, consultant and author of Shedding the Corporate Bitch, discuss current top issues that women deal with, as well educate and inspire you to 'stake your claim' to shed your own bitches, so you can shift from Bitch to RICH!

Charlotte View presents Living Enlightened with Life Coach Nina. Nina Bingham is the author of “Once the Storm Is Over: From Grieving to Healing After the Suicide of My Daughter,” where she offers a compelling narrative of loss and readers understand suicide from the eye-witness account of a mental health professional. Call the show and WIN a signed copy Every month tune in to your warm line with Nina Bingham and the topic of the day:  NOT SKINNY ENOUGH, NOT PRETTY ENOUGH. Eating disorders and self-image issues plague women, and can be deadly. Nina shares how her daughter stopped taking her anti-depressant which caused her suicidal thoughts. Her daughter was afraid of getting "fat." Many teens, young women and even men are literally dying to be thin, the numbers are escalating. Join us for uncensored talk about eating disorders (including Binge Eating Disorder), and get some real help for you, or a loved one.  Inspiring, sincere and whole-hearted, Nina Bingham educates not only from her academic knowledge, but shares from her own hard-won life experience in a new and profound way. A Life Coach and Clinical Hypnotherapist since 2003, she has treated individuals and couples with a wide variety of issues.  Living Enlightened Life Coaching Contact: Website: www.living-enlightened.com Tel: 971-266-0292 email: createyourlifenina@gmail.com

Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and starting at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign with Angels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation, and a Number One single on the world’s first independent country music chart, Indie World.> Now, 19 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, this CMT.com Top 20 Artist has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls,” which reached #1 on New Music Weekly and Top 75 on Music Row! http://www.womentl.com/josey-milner

Todays guest on Join Up Dots is Josey Milner, a lady that has been delivering musical performances to the world since the age of seven, and I can imagine was belting them out in her bedroom even earlier than that too. She grew up on a farm in Missouri, and could often be found hanging around the local rodeo stadiums, where she would delight in such activities as Barrel racing, and getting up on stage and singing the National Anthem to the cowboys, cowgirls and of course the audience. There was certainly a ballsy approach to her upbringing as a small child, that has led her to take on bigger and bigger challenges as she has grown. And those challenges have come often as she has stepped into the country music world with her well received singles “Not Pretty Enough” and the foot stomping back to rodeo roots “Cowgirls”, whilst also forming a band and playing everywhere she can. Its the live work, that really sharpens your tools, and turns your talent into something that the world ultimately takes notice off. But don't just think that this is a story that is about a hugely ambitious country starlet racing her way to the top, as she is also trying her hardest to  give back to the world with a cause she is hugely passionate with, stopping bulling in childhood. As she says “When I started doing rodeo pageants, I received a lot of criticism and backlash from other kids. It was a difficult time, but thanks to the support I had with friends and family, I was able to overcome that time period. If I can help just one person feel like they are not alone, and that things will get better, then I will have accomplished what I set out to do.” And with a tour of schools undertaken, to speak about bullying she is taking action and inspiring youngsters throughout America to do things a different way. So what was it about growing up in such a rough and tumble environment that has helped her on her way to Country stardom? And can she remember how she felt on those early occasions standing on the rodeo stages and the spotlight turning in her direction? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show, to start joining up dots, with the one and only Josey Milner

Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign with Angels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation, and a Number One single on the world’s first independent country music chart, Indie World. Now, Josey has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.”  “Cowgirls” was recorded at Awestruck Studios with her “Not Pretty Enough” production team of Micah Burdick and Matthew Russo (Hall and Oates.) Mastering engineer, Larry Gann (John Rich, Elton John) also played drums on the track, with Jimmy Mattingly (Dolly Parton, Reba, Garth) on fiddle and Smith Curry (Jason Aldean, Randy Travis) on pedal steel. The single was released to country radio in November 2013, and it reached #1 on the New Music Weekly country charts and Top 75 on Music Row! “Cowgirls” is a boot-kicking, foot stomping dance anthem that has country radio fans singing along with this down-home darling… Josey joins Take 2 Radio Music on Wednesday, Dec. 10th at 3pm eastern time!

Josey Milner is part small town teen, part road-worthy country starlet, and at only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough.” The song thrust Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign with Angels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist, a Top 10 Hottest New Artist designation, and a Number One single on the world's first independent country music chart, Indie World. Now, 18 and a recent Magna Cum Laude high school graduate, Josey has taken her initial successes to greater heights with “Cowgirls.”“Cowgirls” was recorded at Awestruck Studios with her “Not Pretty Enough” production team of Micah Burdick and Matthew Russo (Hall and Oates.) Mastering engineer, Larry Gann (John Rich, Elton John) also played drums on the track,with Jimmy Mattingly (Dolly Parton, Reba, Garth) on fiddle and Smith Curry (Jason Aldean, Randy Travis) on pedal steel. The single was released to country radio in November 2013, and it reached #1 on the New Music Weekly countrycharts and Top 75 on Music Row! “Cowgirls” is a boot-kicking, foot stomping dance anthem that has country radio fanssinging along with this down-home darling…Growing up on a small farm in Missouri, one might say that country is Josey's pedigree. At age 7, she began barrel racing at local rodeos, making the rodeo arena her first stage. She started singing the National Anthem at her youth rodeos, eventually graduating to performances at PRCA rodeos across Missouri and Kansas, including the American Royal in Kansas City. These anthem performances led to the decision for Josey to hang up her spurs and follow her dreams of country music fame. After a main-stage performance at the 2010 Pedal Steel Convention in St. Louis, Josey followed the advice of her much older and wiser musical elders: Form a band and play everywhere you can. The Josey Milner Band became one of the most sought-after live acts in the Kansas City area. Performing an ever-evolving and versatile mix of new country, classic country, country rock, and a little bit of Rock & Roll, Josey led the band through raucous sets at Buffalo Bill Days, Slater Fall Festival, Holden Street Fair, Timbercreek, The Landing, and numerous others, performing for sold-out crowds and claiming the title of “Kansas City's Princess of Country Music.”More recently, Josey has also opened standing room only shows for American Idol, Scotty McCreery, Chris Cagle, and Jon Wolfe. She has performed at CMA Fest and the Hard Rock Café in Nashville, alongside stars like Georgette Jones, Buddy Jewell, Lulu Roman and Ashton Shepherd, The Teddy Bear Festival for children's charities, and the Nascar Kobalt 400 in Las Vegas, for Welcome Home Troops. In November 2013, she performed for the International Music and Entertainment Association Awards, for which she was nominated in three categories: Best Country Female, Best Country Single, and Country Entertainer of the Year. She was also nominated for Shooting Star at the Nashville Universe Awards and Best Female and Artist of the Year at the Midwest Music Awards.With international airplay, charting, live performances and awards, and even a Facebook game using her image (A Better World) and a celebrity endorsement with Piaseci MD skincare, Josey is poised for world-wide stardom. One thing is for certain, wherever her music may take her, she will always remain the small-town girl with the rodeo spurs still hanging on her wall.

Alexis Avila talks to teen country artist , Josey Milner. Josey is an 18 year old multi-award-nominated singer and an anti-bullying spokesperson with national non-profit, Angels and Doves. At only 17 years old, she turned heads and changed hearts with her debut US single, “Not Pretty Enough” a song that stands up to bullying and garnered over 200,000 hits on youtube. Josey recently graduated magna cum laude from high school and will attend college this fall, having earned several major scholarships. Josey recently had a #1 national charting single, "Cowgirls." (#1 New Music Weekly)

Join us this week as we welcome country rock music singer songwriter, Josey Milner. Hailing from Kansas City, MO., growing up on a small farm in Missouri, one might say that country is Josey’s pedigree. At age 7, she began barrel racing at local rodeos, making the rodeo arena her first stage. She started singing the National Anthem at her youth rodeos, eventually graduating to performances at PRCA rodeos across Missouri and Kansas, including the American Royal in Kansas City. These anthem performances led to the decision for Josey to hang up her spurs and follow her dreams of country music fame. Her debut single, “Not Pretty Enough.” propelled Josey into the country music spotlight, launching her anti-bullying campaign with Angels and Doves, earning her a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination. Josey is back with the just released follow-up, the aptly titled, “Cowgirls.” Recently she has opened standing room only shows for Scotty McCreery, Chris Cagle, and Jon Wolfe. We will talk to Josey about her upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at her music, feature her latest songs, and ask her to share her message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Josey Milner at http://joseymilnermusic.com/ and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and speak live with with Josey during the show (718) 766-4193  If you would like to participate in the live chat during the show, you must sign up on the show site first and then log in during the show. More great music for a really great cause! And as always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. This is sure to be a terrific show so be sure to join us, Sunday January 26th, 2014 at 4:00 PM EST! Our message to the troops....WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.

Kansas City's own sweetheart Josey Milner, joins Mary E. LaLuna for a deeper  look into Josey's career, anti-bullying campaign and new single, "Not Pretty Enough."  In December 2012, Josey released her new single, “Not Pretty Enough,” with veteran engineers Matthew Russo (Hall and Oates) and Larry Gann (Elton John) and producer, Micah Burdick. The single kicked off an anti-bullying campaign, with Josey as national spokesperson for Angels and Doves.  The single was the second most-added at country radio (New Music Weekly) in its first week of release, and it reached #23 NMW and #105 Music Row. It is currently #6 Indie World.  Josey is continuing with an extensive series of radio, print and online interviews, as well as taking her live shows to audiences across the Midwest and beyond.  She recently performed at the Nascar Kobalt 400, for the Welcome Home Troops Benefit, the Teddy Bear Festival to benefit children’s charities, and at a CMA Fest showcase in Nashville, this June.  Josey recently opened to a sold out crowd of 1500 for American Idol winner Scotty McCreery in late June and CMT star, Jon Wolfe in July.     In January 2013, Josey embarked on her very first radio promotion tour, visiting stations in Tennessee, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Oklahoma.  Also that month, she was named as one of the Top 10 “Hottest New Stars” in a book from PDS Entertainment. In April, Josey was nominated for Most Promising Youth Artist at the 2013 Independent Country Music Association awards.  One thing is for certain, wherever her music may take her, she will always remain the small-town girl with the rodeo spurs still hanging on her wall.  For more information on Josey Milner, please visit www.joseymilner.com.  

  Teen Country Music Artist and Anti-Bullying Advocate, Josey Milner, joins host Michele Mattia on The Life's Dash! Performing an ever-evolving and versatile mix of new country, classic country, country rock, and a little bit of Rock & Roll, Josey Milner burst onto the international radio airwaves with her first release in September 2012, a cover version of Miranda Lambert's “Dead Flowers.” By November, CMG Radio Network ranked Josey among the Top 200 International Artists! Oh… and in the meantime, Josey earned recognition as a National Honor Society student! In December 2012, Josey released her new single, “Not Pretty Enough”, which kicked off an anti-bullying campaign with Josey as a national spokesperson for Angels and Doves. Join Michele and Josey Milner at 2pm ET for an entertaining hour filled with music, passion and dreams. If you would like to participate in today's show, call the studio at 714.333.3349, email the show at Connect@MicheleMattia.com or post on Michele's Life Design Facebook page.

 Josey Milner is a teen country artist and anti-bullying advocate, with a Top 25 NMW single, "Not Pretty Enough."  That song also hit #105 Music Row.  Josey is a spokesperson for Angels and Doves, a national non-profit.  She is also an ICoMA award nominee Angel has been speaking professionally about personality types for over 20 years.She is the Best Selling Author of the book titled: Stop Squatting With Your Spurs On!   

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