This week on The Upload, Brooke Taylor and Pastor Mark Evans sit down with singer-songwriter Franni Cash for one of the most vulnerable conversations yet. Known to many as the former frontwoman of We The Kingdom, Franni opens up about the painful reality of growing up in a controlling religious cult, the long road to healing, and how she ultimately discovered the true heart of Jesus.

Franni shares how her family's involvement with a manipulative spiritual leader distorted her view of God from a young age. After the group's abuse and deception were publicly exposed, she found herself wrestling with church hurt, forgiveness, and one life-changing question: Who is Jesus, really?

Rather than walking away from faith, Franni dove into Scripture for herself. Through reading the Gospels, she encountered a Savior who wasn't controlling or condemning, but gentle, compassionate, and deeply personal. She reflects on how learning to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit transformed her understanding of God's character—and gave her the confidence to follow Him instead of relying on the opinions of others.

Together, they discuss:

• Escaping spiritual abuse and rebuilding faith
• The difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus
• Why church hurt doesn't have to be the end of your story
• Learning to hear God's voice for yourself
• The role of pastors, discernment, and spiritual authority
• Forgiveness, healing, and finding freedom after trauma
• Why authentic storytelling matters in Christian music

Franni also shares what led her to step away from We The Kingdom and launch her solo career. She opens up about writing deeply personal songs—including Raised by Wolves—and why she felt God calling her to tell the difficult parts of her story in hopes that others would find healing, freedom, and the courage to believe they aren't alone.

This episode is an honest reminder that even when people misrepresent God, Jesus remains the same. He isn't afraid of your questions, your doubts, or your pain—and He is still in the business of redeeming broken stories.

🎧 If you've experienced church hurt, questioned your faith, or longed to hear God's voice for yourself, this conversation offers hope that healing is possible—and that the real Jesus is far kinder than you may have imagined.

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Something major is shifting in our orientation, motives, and direction. Over the next 1.5 years—moving through the remainder of 2026, into 2027, and through Spring 2028—humanity is entering a massive evolutionary wave. New sensory perceptions are coming online, asking us to completely reorganize our cells, DNA, emotional intelligence, and energy fields to navigate the compounding acceleration of information and collective intelligence.

Amanda breaks down how life circumstances press us to shed old identities, liquidate toxicity, and anchor into the present moment.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or unable to separate your own feelings from the environment around you, this episode provides a quick, actionable practice to discern what is yours, clear your field, and step into your true sovereignty.

In this episode, we explore:

• The 18-Month Reflection (Since Jan 2025): How your personal "tastebuds" and priorities have shifted, and why old identities no longer fit.
• Finishing Unfinished Business: How August and September 2026 present pressure points to stop picking at old wounds and forgive past timelines.
• The Ultimate Energetic Discernment Tool: A simple mental practice to ask "Is this mine?" and instantly return unneeded energy to the universe without psychoanalyzing the root cause.
• Cellular & DNA Reorganization: Understanding physical symptoms, health clearings, and personal shifts as preparation for higher frequencies.
• Looking Ahead to 2026–2028: Preparing for hive consciousness, telepathy, and the upcoming Nodes of the Moon shift (North Node in Aquarius / South Node in Leo).
• Physical Energy Cleansing Practices: Grounding with bare feet on the earth, selenite crystals, sage, and putting leafy ivy or indoor plants next to your bed.

Recognition and awareness will be your superpower over the coming years. You don't need to overthink or psychoanalyze the origin of an uncomfortable vibe—simply ask if it's yours, own your space, and say, "Get the energy out of my field, thanks!"

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On this episode of Current Stuff, Bobby shares the shocking amount he just paid for new tires, explains why he was once turned away by a tax preparer for making too much money, and breaks down exactly how much of his paycheck goes to agents, managers, and taxes. Bobby also reveals the bucket list item he's been trying to make happen for years. Bobby and Eddie then debate whether fans should get refunds when singers perform while sick after recent concert cancellations and shortened shows. They also talk about a list of the 10 most likeable celebrities and debate whether celebs like Tom Hanks and Steve Carell are really as nice as they seem??

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Bobby is frustrated with Amy about something she hasn’t done yet and she has to explain what is going on. Eddie is going to hang out with his son this weekend. We get into a discussion of actors going to extreme lengths for roles. Lunchbox shares a story about his celebrity crush Johnny Bananas. Bobby shares he is excited for his inlaws coming to town this weekend and getting to play pickleball.

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Eddie talked about why he feels bad because of a certain aspect of his salsa business. Raymundo gets a listener review of his Cameos after Bobby was hard on his practices. Amy addressed a listener complaint regarding the morning corny. Bobby talks about how ridiculous the claim is. Lauren Alaina and Chase Matthew stop by to talk about how they first met on Jason Aldean's tour, how Lauren's husband unexpectedly helped bring their collaboration together, and why "All My Exes" almost didn't make the album. Amy gave us an update on her son's haircut and we are shocked at what she decided as a parent.

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It's been 20 years to the day that Amy has been a part of the show. We go down memory lane of how she first joined the show, why she almost walked away and the Top 3 celebrities she's met in her entire career. Easy Trivia is coming down to the wire. Can anyone stop Eddie from securing another championship? Amy shares a crazy origin of the Olympic games in Fun Fact Friday that leads Bobby to possibly having a Freudian slip?

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A member of the show talks about hitting someone on a bike the other day right in front of a Police Car and it left the person with a bloody nose. Lunchbox's oldest son was upset with him for getting him something for his birthday that Lunchbox should have known he wouldn't like. Plus we have texts from Justin to talk about life up in Michigan and it's time to wish him a Happy Birthday. Also Lunchbox is worried that Ray and him are on bad terms with how much Ray has changed over the last year. 

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Bobby counts down his top 10 Alan Jackson songs and shares the personal stories, memories and fun facts behind each pick. He talks about growing up listening to Alan, the guitar Alan gave him with the message “keep it country,” and their memorable first meeting. Along the way, Bobby breaks down classics like “Chattahoochee,” “Don’t Rock the Jukebox” and “Remember When,” reveals which songs surprised him by being covers, and explains why Alan Jackson remains one of country music’s greatest songwriters.

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Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz joins Bobby to discuss navigating NIL, recruiting the right players and why coaching requires a different approach for every athlete. He also opens up about raising four daughters, making more time for his family and attempts to use Bobby to continue his favorite pastime—trolling Arkansas. Plus, Eddie explains why his son’s recent golf pairing turned into a creepy outing, and the guy's debate which stadiums deliver the best game-day experience. Bobby also revisits the history of the four-minute mile, defends Pat McAfee from his latest critics and breaks down the changes happening at NFL Network.

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