Annie Bosko on Healing, Country Music & Nashville Reality - The Patrick Custer Show

action. — Welcome to the very first episode of the Patrick Kuster Show with Annie Bosio. — Hey. — Yes, — that's fun. Hi guys. This is exciting. — Don't get the last name wrong because there are some people out there in the media. — Annie Cost. — I have Annie Rosco. — I think we're going to be Sorry, I just had a flashback to uh — Oh my god. — Yeah. You're like a unicorn. — I know. — You guys don't exist. — I Well, yeah. Now, whenever I find another one, we always high five. — Yeah, I did. Apparently, allegedly, if we had iPhones back then, — you'd have every angle. — Portrait, canvas, vertical. I would do anything to find a video of this. Because my mom's like, "You sang it in the church. " And everyone weeped, cried, and I was five. — Yes. — Is this all you ever wanted to do? I didn't know I wanted to be I mean like listen I turned everything that had a flat elevated surface into a stage as a child. — Did I know that I wanted to interview people? — I was obsessed with Barbara Walters. That's really — Yeah, cuz you were destined. — It's rare that we don't have an unsuspecting storm that hits us. — Wait, storm or storms? I can't speak. I can't sing. And I couldn't defend myself cuz I had no voice. So you both metaphorically and actually your voice had been taken — 1,000%. — Talk about something that will slap you right out of your comfort zone real quick. What got you to a point where you were willing to ask for help when you needed it? — There came a point where I didn't really have a choice. You know, it was like either that or like you're never going to get better.