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Zach Russell: Back to Dirt, Off‑Grid Dreams, and New Songs | Presence, Purpose & Apple‑Pie Heaven

East Tennessee songwriter Zach Russell explores self‑reliance, small orchards and raised beds, and why presence beats scrolling. He digs into “Back to Dirt,” vulnerable older songs, and plays a brand‑new tune about manna, heaven, and letting go. IN THIS EPISODE: ✅ Why learning to grow food is a power move in a fragile world ✅ Writing without a guitar to free the lyrics ✅ From Sinatra to 60s French pop: unlikely influences that shape his sound ✅ Leaving bar gigs behind and protecting vulnerable songs ✅ New song performance about manna, heaven, and enough Timestamps [0:00] Ranch life, self‑support, and getting off the grid (for real) [4:50] Writing without the guitar and finding flow [10:40] Influences: Sinatra and 60s/70s French yé‑yé [15:45] Vulnerability, venues, and audience energy [22:10] New song performance RELATED ARTISTS: John Moreland, Jason Isbell, Joshua Ray Walker, S.G. Goodman 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for deep‑cut songwriter conversations 👍 LIKE to boost independent storytelling 💬 COMMENT your favorite lyric from the new song