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      <title>TRAILER: Jam Chats with CJ and Reimy</title>
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00:37 Early Songwriting Roots
02:11 Choosing Music Over Sports
04:03 Country Upbringing
05:51 Richest Man Story
10:52 Recording Nashville Connections
11:57 Writers Rounds Bluebird
14:48 Live Song RIP
19:22 Infertility Miscarriage Journey
21:09 Song Your Room
29:11 Vulnerability Through Music
32:43 What Not To Say To Someone Battling Infertility
33:12 Fixing Versus Listening
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39:13 Why Sad Songs Heal
39:57 IVF And Newborn Life
42:39 Live Song Baby Blue
49:28 Faith Through Infertility
51:37 Motherhood And Music
54:43 Black Sheep Origins
59:09 Live Song Black Sheep
01:03:48 Success And Farewell</description>
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      <description>CJ and Reimy welcome singer-songwriter Ashley Hess to Jam Chats on BYUradio. Ashley recounts her journey from Fremont, California, sports ambitions, and a bus accident that derailed volleyball plans to exploring music through YouTube covers, songwriting, and a move to Nashville at 27. She describes auditioning for American Idol, reaching the Top 14, and wanting artistic freedom. Ashley performs and discusses songs including “Love Like You,” “Fresh,” “Breathe,” “Quiet,” and “The Girl I Used to Be,” connecting themes of learning God’s love, heartbreak, anxiety, and not staying silent. She reflects on 2020’s upheaval, a breakup, identity shifts, and writing “Yet”, which she says changed her life and has reached millions.</description>
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      <title>Season 1 Recap</title>
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