Country music artist Ryne Brashear stops by Roy Rogers studio!

Raised on a 200-acre cattle farm, Ryne Brashear is a Kentucky farm boy turned country music artist who is now showcasing his small-town roots through his music.

He is known for his single that pays homage to the troops and first responders, titled “My Kind of Hero.”

He spoke to RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about growing up on the farm, what inspired him to get into writing music, and what is next for him.

He also stuck around to perform his new hit, “My Old Man.”

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