singer/songwriter, host of The Flyover

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I think big all the time. My parents taught me: You are gonna fail, it’s okay, but you’ve got to keep on trying. -AylaBrown

Welcome into the life of wife, mother, singer/songwriter, broadcaster and host of The Fly Over Podcast. In this two-part interview, recorded on the road at 95-9, WATD in Marshfield, Massachusetts, we take a deep dive into the life of American Idol finalist Ayla Brown. aylabrown.com. She was just 17 when she placed 13th in the world’s most popular singing contest and in this interview, we learn that she has never looked back. Her career as a singer has placed her in the circle on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry, in the middle of the field singing our National Anthem on Monday Night Football, and on military bases in Afghanistan, singing for our troops. Despite solid ratings and popularity with listeners, her stint as a morning show host on Country 102.5, WKLB came to a sudden end just 9 days after her return from maternity leave, and in this interview, she reveals what happened that day 2 years ago, behind the scenes. Says Ayla: “Itwas so hard to accept. My ego was bruised, but God had bigger plans for me.” Ayla’s devotion to her two little boys and her talented husband, singer/songwriter Rob Bellamy are on full display in this interview as she describes what life is like these days “milling her own flour” and hosting the nationally syndicated news show “The Fly Over Podcast”. Raised in the town of Wrentham, Massachusetts, Ayla is the daughter of award-winning TV journalist Gail Huff and Scott Brown, former U.S senator and Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa. It is no surprise that this exceptional woman’s goals are never out of reach. Some Ayla wisdom? “Women have superpowers and mine is my ability to say YES.” Part two of this interview launches next week. For 23 minutes of inspiration, just hit that download button. #singer/songwriter #radio #motherhood