What Not To Do If You Want To Date a Musician with Tucker Wetmore
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The following podcast is a Dear Media production. This is Let's Be Honest with Kristen Cavallari, a podcast all about getting real and open on everything from sex, relationships, reality TV, wellness, family, and so much more. And just a fair warning, there will probably be some oversharing. Hi. How are you? I'm good. How are you? Fantastic. Appreciate you being here. You just kicked off a new tour. I did. You're a busy man. How's it going so far? Good. Well, we're a weekend in. We started in Boston, which was crazy. And then we went to New York and then played my first sold out arena this weekend in Pennsylvania. Amazing. It was crazy. Wow. That's great. So how many people is that? That one was like 7,000. Wow.
That's incredible. So are you a weekend warrior? Is that how your tour goes? You can come home in between? Most of the time. Sometimes we'll stay out. I think here coming up pretty soon, we'll stay out.
How did a football injury change Tucker Wetmore's life?
Oh, you have a bunch of international shows, right? I do. Starting in April. Yeah, I think we go to Australia and then we're hitting pretty much you name a place in Europe, we're hitting it. Wow. It's crazy. We'll be out for like seven weeks straight. Oh my God. How do you guys do it? I do not understand how you can be on the road that long. Oh, grace of God. Really? Um, I don't know. It's just, obviously there's things you could do on the road that, you know, help your, your mental wellbeing, you know, like working out, eating good. It helps having like a really good solid team and band and crew behind you. Just surround yourself with like really good people. Yeah. It's pretty much how I get through it. And then, you know,
loving it, I guess. Yeah, that's true. You really got, you gotta love it. You have to love it. Yeah, for sure. And yeah, people who care about your wellbeing, I think is really important so that they're looking out for you too. Yeah. What about just making sure you stay grounded? Because I mean, playing sold out shows, you know, having people screaming your name, being so excited to see you. It's not normal, right? So how do you keep it all in perspective? A lot of different, I mean, praying mostly, uh, kind of just staying like true to my faith and talking to God every chance that I can get and listening to where he wants me to go and what he wants me to do. And, I mean, I grew up in the church and my grandpa was a pastor and, you know, obviously throughout anybody's life, you, you know, teeter totter when it comes to, you know, how good you are.
But, uh, I, I've tried to stay on the right path most of my life, but especially now just being on the road and, you know, having, you know, a little bit of success that I'm having. And obviously I can see how it could really get to somebody's head and somebody's mind in a really negative way.
What challenges did Tucker face when moving to Nashville?
But I look at it as an opportunity to just do the right thing most of the time. I try to. Yeah. Yeah. You're a good person. I mean, especially at your age, because you're what, 25? 26. Oh, you're 26. I just turned 26 a couple months ago. Okay. So I just think, yeah, it's hard at that age when all of a sudden all this is being thrown at you. It's hard to just, I don't know, not get wrapped up in it, which I think is normal. Yeah. Yeah. A lot of people do. A lot of people do. Yeah. Are you close with your family? Yeah. I feel like that helps too, having a good family to kind of ground you. Yeah. So I grew up with four sisters.
How does Tucker maintain his mental wellbeing on tour?
Yeah. Where are you in the lineup? So I've got three older and then one younger. Wow. And the one younger is only like 13 months younger than me. Oh, so Irish twins. I think that's what they call that. Something like that. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, I grew up with four sisters and a beautiful mother and a house full of women my entire life. Even the dogs were girls. Where's your dad? Somewhere. Don't know. He was never in your life? Well, he was, I want to say the first, like, nine, ten years, and then my parents ended up splitting, and, you know, he got sick, my mom got sick, and now I haven't, I don't know, I don't really talk to him too much.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:03
2
How did a football injury change Tucker Wetmore's life?
1:03–2:53
3
What challenges did Tucker face when moving to Nashville?
2:53–3:27
4
How does Tucker maintain his mental wellbeing on tour?
3:27–4:21
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What keeps Tucker grounded amidst fame and success?
4:21–9:31
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How did Tucker's childhood influence his music career?
9:31–14:08
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What is Tucker's songwriting process like?
14:08–1:17:17
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