Patrick Custer
Patrick Custer
Episode 88 | Ty Herndon
Episode 88 | Ty Herndon
Episode 88 | Ty Herndon
Tuesday 22nd March 2022
Ty Herndon talks about his journey from country music fame to sobriety and his new album 'Jacob' in 'Rooted Recovery Stories'.
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Get the buttons here!Ty Herndon: From Country Music Stardom to Sobriety
It's just a concept record about changing your ending, that we're all capable of having our own healing moment, and it's that's the true miracle of of all of this.
What happens when a Grammy-nominated artist faces the toughest battles offstage? In this episode of 'Rooted Recovery Stories', Ty Herndon opens up about his life in the limelight and the shadows that came with it. Growing up in the south, Ty's journey to stardom was anything but smooth. He navigated the highs of chart-topping hits and the lows of addiction, all while grappling with his identity and coming out of the closet.
Ty doesn't hold back as he recounts surviving multiple relapses on his path to long-term recovery. His upcoming album, 'Jacob', promises to share these raw, unfiltered experiences through his music for the first time. But it's not just about the music; it's about the resilience behind it. In this candid conversation, Ty also discusses the impact of Covid-19 on the music industry, the importance of vulnerability, and how therapies like EMDR have played a crucial role in his healing process.
His story is a testament to the power of self-love and the courage it takes to rebuild one's life. Whether you're a fan of his music or someone seeking inspiration on your own recovery journey, Ty's story offers a powerful reminder that it's never too late to find joy and purpose. Tune in to hear how he's turning his struggles into songs that resonate far beyond the stage.