Sarah Evans is a tremendously talented singer and songwriter who has left an indelible mark in the world of country music. She has released ten studio albums, the most recent being 2020's Covers collection, and has five number-one hits. She has won numerous awards and accolades, including the Academy of Country Music's top Female Vocalist accolades, as well as numerous American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and CMA CMT Grammy Awards nominations.

Sarah is now on Blunt Business to talk about her new luxurious CBD product line called Born to Fly, which is named after one of her chart-topping signature songs. She expresses her gratitude for being on the show and for the kind introduction. Jorge reveals that he first heard her music in the form of the song Suds in a Bucket and found himself compelled to stop and watch the video every time it was on.

Sara is discussing how CBD has helped her to manage the chronic pain and anxiety she still experiences due to a hospital stay she endured at a young age. She explains that using the Born to Fly Roll On product and drops has helped her a great deal to relax the tension in her back and reduce her anxiety. She explains that when she was a child, she was unaware that she was dealing with PTSD after a traumatic event such as almost dying and having to endure numerous surgeries to correct her legs. CBD has been a saving grace for her in terms of managing her chronic pain and anxiety.

Our guest Sara Evans, who is a singer-songwriter, has had a long career and has struggled with anxiety and PTSD from a car crash. She discovered CBD and found that it could help her pain and anxiety, so she decided to start her own CBD line and brand, which she called Born to Fly after a song she wrote about her life growing up in Missouri. She said that the message of her CBD line is that everyone is born to fly and should not be held back by pain, anxiety, or PTSD. She is proud of the product and said it is one of the most exciting things she has done in her career. She also noted that she still has to maintain the image people expect of her when she is performing on stage.