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Michael Ray and Paul take Offstage America on the road to Cadillac Creek Outfitters in Amarillo, Texas where the goose hunting has been an absolute massacre (we’re talking hundreds of birds and nonstop action). But the real reason this episode hits? The table talk.

This is the biggest group episode so far: police officers, a pastor, and one guy who may or may not be John Daly’s caddy…all swapping stories, roasting each other, and taking the conversation exactly where hunting camp conversations always go: completely off the rails.

Inside the episode:

• The Cadillac Creek goose hunt recap (pure chaos, crazy numbers)
• Why the camp hang is sometimes better than the hunt itself
• Faith, family, addiction, and the real stuff men don’t say out loud enough
• Michael on what hunting gave him in 2025 — clarity, healing, and getting back to center
• A moment of perspective that turns into an honest conversation about God, responsibility, and using your platform for something bigger
• Closing the episode the only way hunting camp should: a prayer and a toast

If you’ve ever been part of a hunting camp… this will feel like home.
If you haven’t… welcome to the madness.

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In the first-ever guest episode of Offstage America, Michael Ray brings Brady Pierce into the hot seat. A professional wrestler, stuntman, actor, and one of the real ones on the team. What starts as a laid-back, no-script hang quickly turns into a full breakdown of what it actually takes to make it when you come from nothing, sleep in your car, chase the next opportunity, and refuse to quit.

They get into:

• How Brady went from small-town South Carolina to working major TV and film sets
• The brutal reality of the wrestling grind (and getting paid $20 to drive across the country)
• Getting discovered through AEW, landing Heels, and stepping into Hollywood fast
• The WWE “what if” moment that almost happened — and the setback that became the setup
• Why most people quit right before they’re about to break through
• The truth about success, failure, confidence, discipline, and staying built for the long game

This episode is funny, raw, and unexpectedly real — and it’s exactly what Offstage America is about: the story behind the wins, the scars behind the confidence, and the moments that happen when the cameras aren’t supposed to be rolling.

If you’re chasing something big… you need this one.

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In Episode 2, Michael Ray and Paul are back in Michaels living room doing what they do best: shooting from the hip, talking a little trash, and accidentally getting real.

As 2025 wraps, the guys recap the year that was...the pressure of rebuilding, and the weird reality that “followers” can matter more than talent in today’s music business. Michael opens up about why he started this show in the first place: God pushing him to let people in, stop being guarded, and get back to who he is when the noise goes away.

They hit on:

• The highs and hard moments of a rebuilding year
• Kids growing up way too fast (and how that messes with you)
• The outdoors as therapy — hunting camp tables, fishing in silence, and why that’s holy in its own way
• A once-in-a-lifetime hunt: Michael and songwriter Josh Phillips flying their dads out to Texas for the biggest deer they’ve ever taken (and the legendary “Rambo” follow-up shot)
• Ayahuasca in Costa Rica, healing work, and learning empathy — for himself and everyone around him
• Sports fan glory: Paul’s Panthers Cup run, viral videos, and the chaos of a cracked Stanley Cup
• 2026 goals: new music, writing in January, touring again, taking Offstage America on the road, and building something that feels like a real community — not just content

It’s funny, it’s unfiltered, and underneath the jokes, it’s two guys saying out loud what most people won’t: life moves fast, stress will kill you, and if you don’t get your mind and body right, nothing else matters.

Welcome back to Offstage America. 2025’s done. Now we ride.

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Michael Ray isn’t here to play a character.

In the very first episode of Offstage America, Michael and Paul break down how a “quick whiskey call” turned into a full-blown movement...and why it’s happening at the exact right time. Michael opens up about a year of major transition: his Warner deal ending, rebuilding his team and direction, a real spiritual reset, the self-doubt he’s never said out loud, and the moment he decided he was done keeping people at arm’s length.

They also lay out what this show is actually about: faith, the outdoors, real friendship, veterans and first responders, men’s mental health, and shining a light on the small-town heroes who never get their flowers.

Plus: what’s next — new music, a January writing camp, and taking Offstage America on the road.

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