Author: trameditor

Trade in the guitar for hiking boots? That’s exactly what Blake Shelton did when he surprised everyone by teaming up with Oklahoma wildlife researchers to study bear cubs in the wild. Dressed in flannel and curiosity, the country star joined a field team deep in the woods to help track, monitor, and gently observe the growing bear population. Photos of Shelton cradling a sleepy cub while grinning ear-to-ear have already melted the internet. It’s a side of the singer fans rarely see — less stage lights, more starlight — and it’s as heartwarming as it is unexpected.

Blake Shelton recently spent a day in the great outdoors of Eastern Oklahoma dedicating his time to a special research project involving black bears. As the Board Director of the…

 He sang with tears in his eyes—and the whole world felt it. On Father’s Day, Alan Jackson didn’t just sing a song… he opened his heart. After losing his dad, he honored him the only way he knew how: with “Drive (For Daddy Gene).”  But this isn’t just music—it’s a son holding on to memories, one verse at a time. Every line hits home. I can’t help but think about my own dad—teaching me how to drive, letting me take the wheel on the boat, those quiet, perfect moments that felt like forever. I’m lucky he’s still here. This song doesn’t just pull at your heart—it wrecks it. If you’ve lived those memories, hold them tight. This might be the most powerful Father’s Day song ever written.

Country music icon Alan Jackson has always worn his heart on his sleeve—especially when it comes to family. Born and raised in a modest home in Georgia, Jackson grew up…