Country music artist Leah Marie Mason is telling it like it is in her new EP, “Honeydew and Hennessy”

Leah Marie Mason is a North Carolina-born, Nashville-based singer/songwriter who celebrated the release of her debut EP “Honeydew & Hennessy” earlier this year. She just released new music as she helps to highlight suicide prevention month.

She came by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about her North Carolina roots, her journey to Nashville, and the stigma of social media.

She also stuck around to perform her title track, “Honeydew & Hennessy.”

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