Well Dressed Nashville started in 2019 when Bonnie, a pediatric cancer nurse, saw an opportunity at an influencer closet sale. WD was supposed to be an in-person event, but when COVID hit before the first sale, she moved everything online and it took off.

She built the business mostly alone, lost their 30k-follower Instagram in Oct 2022, rebuilt from zero, and had her best year in 2023 before burning out and planning to close.

Bonnie had become close with Liz Streisand, a former celebrity journalist who ran a Broadway ticketing company with her husband Eric, a longtime hedge fund manager. After six months of rest, Bonnie texted Liz “Let’s do it,” and on July 4, 2024, Liz and Eric bought half the business. They relaunched WD out of their garage, moved into a warehouse in Jan 2025, and hit their yearly goal by August.

In Sept 2025, Eric passed away after a five-year battle with lung cancer. Liz now shares how she and the kids are coping, while Bonnie shares her miraculous adoption story.
In Nov, during their anniversary drop, Well Dressed Nashville hit $1 million in sales—a milestone powered by grit, reinvention, and heart.

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Shea Fisher grew up in the dust and adrenaline of the rodeo—daughter of a world-famous professional rodeo mom and dad, and a girl determined to keep up with the boys. She even became a professional bull rider just to stay in the mix. Music found her next: she signed her first record deal in Australia and landed multiple radio hits before Nashville legend James Stroud called out of the blue and had her releasing a new single within two weeks in America.

We talked about the full ride—marrying a professional cowboy, life as a mom, building her own clothing line, and now returning to the music that’s always been in her blood. Shea shares how all the chapters of her life fit together and the hard-earned lessons the rodeo, the industry, and motherhood have taught her.

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Annie Bosko joins Caroline for this bonus episode of Get Real! She answers some deep questions!

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Catching up with Annie Bosko after 20 years felt like picking up the same honest, fiery conversations we’ve always had—about life, faith, resilience, and finding your way. She’s still the California cowgirl with a backbone of steel and a heart wide open.

Her debut album California Cowgirl shows that spirit in full force, with standout tracks like the Haggard-inspired “Bright and Blue Sky,” the tough-love jolt of “Cowboy Up,” and powerhouse collabs with Dwight Yoakam, Joe Nichols, and Darius Rucker.

At the center of it? Love God. Love People. And Cowboy Up when life gets real.

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Olympic Champion. Cancer Survivor. Eternal Optimist. Scott Hamilton has spent his life defying the odds with unmatched grace, grit, and humor. From a childhood marked by illness and loss to standing atop the Olympic podium as one of figure skating’s most beloved icons, Scott turned every setback into a setup for something greater. After retiring from competition, he became a best-selling author, broadcaster, philanthropist, and founder of the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation—dedicated to changing the future of cancer treatment through innovation and hope.

Now, Scott brings his powerful message of resilience and faith to the stage in an unforgettable evening that will leave you inspired to rise above any challenge and find joy in the journey.

Don’t miss “An Evening with Scott Hamilton” — at Bridgestone Arena November 23– a celebration of courage, laughter, and the unstoppable human spirit featuring legendary ice skaters and iconic musical guests.

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Colt Ford is back to answer some pretty deep questions in this bonus episode of Get Real!

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Colt Ford flatlined — twice. In that thin moment between here and Heaven, he swears he saw Toby Keith smiling at him. But God wasn’t done. Now he’s back, grateful, grounded, and louder than ever. Little Out There is the sound of a man who lived to tell it — a warrior with angels in scrubs, a new grandson named Boone, a new lease on life, and zero plans to slow down. The setback ain’t as good as the get-back.

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Danette May is back to answer some deep questions. Some of the questions include: What moment of your life do you wish you could live again? How would you describe what you believe your life's purpose is? What's a decision you once made that you would make differently today?

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