Sept. 15, 2025

Pipeman Interviews Madison Ryann Ward at Bourbon & Beyond 2025

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Hey, you love then too, Yes, that's true. See why

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were you you?

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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here.

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With Madison Ryan Ward nice.

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Here at Bourbon and Beyond. Like, how does that feel?

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Oh?

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It was amazing. We just came off stage not too

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long ago. It was so beautiful. The crowd was alive

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and the sun is out. It's a beautiful day. We're

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happy to be here to.

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Take and blow your mind too.

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You're playing earlier in the day, on the last day

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at the festival, on a Sunday where everybody was up

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late last night and they were just out there in droves.

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Does that blow your mind? It does?

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And I think it's special too. I mean I love

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Sunday so and gor it's a beautiful day to be

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singing some music.

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Absolutely, And you know what, basically everything from the Heavens

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was a line for you because did you see what

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happened last night here? I did not show you a picture, okay,

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because that's we ran late today. As you said, the weather,

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yeah probably bumped you as well.

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Yeah, yeah, that's okay.

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But this is what happened at two am.

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That's that ferris wheel. No way, Yeah, is that wild

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or what that is?

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Wild? Did it get did it?

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What happened? Just struck it? And that was apparently it

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happens all the time.

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Like it's either time to take the first wheel down

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because that's here all the time, or I put up

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a lightning rod or something, so it's not going towards

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the ferris wheel.

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I'm surprised it doesn't knock it down.

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Can you imagine if we came here this morning it

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was knocked down rolling across to the stages.

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Were people still doing rides at that time when that happened?

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Two am, oh oh oh down? Thanks?

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Yeah, but we were in code right anyway, so nobody

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would be allowed. Okay, it's the lightning. It's somewhere close by.

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I think it's twenty miles.

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Okay, you're out of here. Evacuation time.

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Luckily it was after the festival was over. I was

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already evacuated.

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Yeah.

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That's good, good, good good.

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So describe to our listeners what you're all about, like

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your you do faith based music, Yeah, and I want

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to go through like, first of all, what got you

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passionate to there? But also like you are going to

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professionally plea be a volleyball player?

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And how did you pivot to this?

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Yeah, whenever I was playing volleyball in college was the

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time that people discovered that I could sing, and it

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became more of a serious opportunity in doors that were

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open to me within the music industry once people found

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that out. So I actually made that decision at the

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end of my volleyball career in college to pursue music

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because of all the opportunities that were coming to me.

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So and as far as what I what did you say?

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What do I representing?

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Faith based? What led you to that? Besides probably your

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whole life?

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But yeah, I actually when I first started out, I

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was doing just soul and R and B music, just pop, soul,

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R and B. There weren't really faith elements involved necessarily,

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or at least they weren't at the forefront. It was

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just something that was internal for me because of how

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I was brought up. Sure, I was brought up in

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a Christian home, but even throughout my upbringing, I drifted away,

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I think, as people do. Yeah, and whenever I started

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off on my music career, that wasn't front of mind.

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It wasn't until I had some experience doing only pop,

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soul and R and B that I was challenged with

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questions about where I really stood in my faith. And

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when I lived in Los Angeles and was signed to

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a major record label, that those questions came up to

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the surface and it was just it became pretty clear

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I needed to decide what I believed in and.

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What I did, especially in Los Angeles.

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Yeah, especially there, you know, and I lived alone, and

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there was just a lot of attention on me when

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I first started out, so through a myria out of

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different experiences, it landed me wanting to leave, not do

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music anymore and go back home to Oklahoma, where I'm from.

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And then I started fresh and God really just showed

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me what it could be if I did put him first.

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And then sonically my music started to take a shift

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from that place. But it came from a natural thing.

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It wasn't all Yeah, I didn't just wake up and say, okay,

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this is what I'm doing now. It all just kind

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of naturally.

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It is truly faith based right there. Yeah, it's not

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like you've tried for it.

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Sometimes things just happen, Yeah, and.

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You're led in the right direction, right, you know, And

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that's exactly what happened. Yeah, and I think we need

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people like you more than ever right now in this

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world because the faith level.

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Is at a low.

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In my opinion, I would disagree with you there, actually,

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Oh tell me, I would disagree with you.

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I want to hear your side. It does say, I

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just want to make sure you don't not that.

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people see for the most part of what's on media

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and what people assume is that the church and Christians

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on this earth are like few and far between. It's

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just not true.

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Oh. I definitely don't think that, you know, or just.

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Faith like faith based people and especially people in the arts.

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I think that's getting highlighted more and more. Honestly, that's

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my own experience. I've discovered that my own self.

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See.

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That's why I think we all need conversation so we

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could hear stuff like that. Yes, especially you're talking about

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the media, like how do you know where those sources

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are coming from? I think like it should be grassroots.

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You just talk to the people, that's right. Yeah, And

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I think with people like you, we can get to

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the place we want to be and where and where

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we just all love each other and are living the

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right life?

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Best way to put it, what do you think?

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Yeah, I mean I think that's I think that with

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that conversation, it kind of leads to a much deeper

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conversation of what is the the definition of what did

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you say? The right right life? Yeah, because if we're

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putting that up against if we're getting into the weeds

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of what is that for a Christian they have a

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certain standard that they're living upon, which is following Jesus

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and what Jesus said and what the Word of God says. No,

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and that is like divisive and it does separate from

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the I think the masses, not as a better than thing,

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but just a realization that some things don't fly because

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of upholding that level of trying to walk with righteousness,

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which goes against a lot of I guess what's considered

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just all right and good.

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I'd say it's good to hear a story like yours,

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because sometimes.

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People do lose faith.

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Yeah, And maybe they're losing faith because maybe they're not

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listening in their head so or listening to spirit or whatever.

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And then you take somebody like you that God, I

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have to hustle on the bustle, Yeah, quiet all the noise. Yeah,

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so that you could hear what your path was. Do

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you think that's true.

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One hundred percent. Yeah. That was actually probably the most

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pivotal time for me was getting away from all the

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noise and just seeking out God's word from myself and

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not I mean not tuning into pastors, not getting listening

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to a bunch of podcasts, really just praying with just

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the broken heart that I had at the time, and

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just asking God to reveal himself through his scriptures. And

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that's really what was the turning point for me.

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I think we all need like a personal relationship with

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God where we do listen. Like if you sit and listen, yeah,

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block out the noise, you'll hear it.

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Yeah, that's my opinion.

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That's good, and then you could do what you love

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like you're doing, but also serve the Lord at the

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same time.

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Yeah, it can be refined and it can be I

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feel like a lot of what I do now, it

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feels like a lot of it is redeemed because I

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didn't when I started it out without having my anchor

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down in the truth of what I believed. Just come

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hell or high water, this is what I believe when

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if you're offended by it, it's kind of like, well,

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you're gonna have to take that up with God. I'm

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not really answering to you. So I think just having

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that confidence and that courage, it comes with a lot,

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It comes with whatever, it's gonna come with whatever. But

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I do feel a sense of freedom in that.

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Yeah now, And I think being a music artist's very

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similar in that respect too. It's like, yeah, as soon

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as you stop listening to all the noise and just

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create the music you want to create, yeah, you'll get

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your people.

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That's good.

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Well I found that too. People connected with things that

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I was sharing that we're kind of simple that I

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was walking through.

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And the beautiful thing about your lyrics to your music

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is people can relate to it, even.

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If it's not the same thing you're meaning. They can

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put their own meaning to it.

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But I think it helps her soul, to be honest,

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because music, to me, helps the soul.

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Right.

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You have to have the right message too, so that

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makes it even a bonus, which is what you're doing.

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You're putting the right message out there, a positive message

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that can heal people, and they can look to you

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as somebody that, hey, look at what she did, I can.

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Too, dun.

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That's really encouraging to hear that. That's I'm honored to

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be in that. Like, I just think it's a gift

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to get to do that right and just keep it

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real and let just be a vessel really if I can.

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And I think that's what God really did, was like, yes,

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God was helping you, but God was helping you so

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you could help everybody else with your talent and your

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faith and everything else. Yeah, so how do people reach

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out to you on socials on the web. Check out

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all your music tour day, It's all that fun stuff.

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Yeah. Okay, So I am currently on tour right now.

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I'm on my third tour that I've ever done. Wow,

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it's called the Standing Tall Tour. I'm working on my

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bet Yeah. Thanks. I'm working on my third album right now, independent.

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It's under my label Zelda House Records. Zelda means happy

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and Blessed, so it's Happy and Blessed Records.

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I love it.

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Yeah, And they can find me on Instagram is really

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the main one. Instagram and Facebook just at Madison Ryan Ward.

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Ryan has two ends but still sounds like the boy

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and Yeah, I think YouTube as well. I'm not on

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there as much, but I do share things on YouTube too.

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Is there anything else you want to share that we

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haven't covered yet that the listeners need to hear from you.

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Sure? I think I would just encourage anybody listening to

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be reminded that no matter what height you stand at physically,

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you can always stand tall, and you can stand tall

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in Christ especially, and you don't have to have any fear.

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We have d who loves us and knows us and

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sees us and can equip us to stand with courage

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and face life day after day.

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There you go, that's a great message to get the

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listeners for sure. And just to look on your face

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says it all that it's been done for you.

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It has. I'm really thankful.

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Well, we're thankful you're here at Bourban Beyond. And thanks

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for being on the Adventures of pate Man.

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Thank you, Dean, I appreciate you.

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You got it.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man

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on w for CUI Radio.

Pipeman Interviews Madison Ryann Ward at Bourbon & Beyond 2025

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