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Ep. 259: Jordan Rainer on Coming Out Late, The Voice, and Her Outlaw Country Revival
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- Jul 7, 2026
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- 2821
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Summary
Jordan Rainer — country singer, The Voice Season 26 four-chair-turn, and preacher's daughter from Altus, Oklahoma — sits down with Zach to talk about coming out late in life, leaving religion, and channeling all of it into her debut album Outlaw Revival. She shares the phone call where she came out to her dad to defend her gay brother, how coming out literally changed her singing voice, the stories behind "Days of Thunder" and "The Night I Drank with Tanya" (yes, Tanya Tucker loves it), and why she's selling her album exclusively on her website — because streaming robs the little guy. A raw, joyful, and deeply human conversation about freedom, faith, chosen family, and what it means to be an outlaw.