Bri Ray's guest appearances

Bri Ray

Latter Day Lives - Talking with Latter Day Saints

The Narrative Podcast

Saints Unscripted Audio

Highway 89

Chancellor Carlton Podcast

Burgess Owens

Stephen Jones

Monica Moore

Tanner Hutchens

Jerald Simon

David Bowman

Nate Jones

David Ostler

Tommy Johnson

John Roberts

Kane Brown

Monica Tanner

Jason Hewlett

Clint Pulver

Kurt Francom

OwlTail

Bri is a singer/songwriter from Utah. She shares not only about her music and process but about the work she has been doing to help struggling artists in COVID and shares a powerful perspective on the positive side of what this season has meant to her!

Bri Ray // Actually Finding Good in 2020

Bri is a vocalist living in Utah. She spends most of her time creating music in between California and Utah. Go check out her stuff! She is incredible. She also shares a taste of her next single in this pod! As always though, thanks for tuning in everyone. There are plenty conspiracies to be heard in this one, so strap in.

Bri is a vocalist living in Utah. She spends most of her time creating music in between California and Utah. Go check out her stuff! She is incredible. She also shares a taste of her next single in this pod! As always though, thanks for tuning in everyone. There are plenty conspiracies to be heard in this one, so strap in.

Guest #5 BRI RAY

Saints Unscripted sit down with Bri Ray from “American Idol." The four of them discuss Mormons and Music and Bri’s background in the LDS church!   Bri grew up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and loved music from the start. Her dad was raised Baptist and was converted to the Mormon Church, and because of that Bri was raised on Gospel music. She also says that LDS hymns plays a big role in her music life.  Bri chose to audition for “American Idol” because the producers from the show sent her an email to audition for the show. Being on the show she said that she would hang around other contestants that were Mormon as well and that helped her as she strived to live her religion.    Bri says that content is the most important thing to decide what music is good to listen to and what music is not. She says that you need to have good feelings when you are listening to specific types of music. It can be hard to live LDS standards but when choosing music it’s always important to follow the spirit.  Bri and the Saints Unscripted give their take on music and what types of music you should and shouldn’t listen to. 

Saints Unscripted sit down with Bri Ray from “American Idol." The four of them discuss Mormons and Music and Bri’s background in the LDS church!   Bri grew up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and loved music from the start. Her dad was raised Baptist and was converted to the Mormon Church, and because of that Bri was raised on Gospel music. She also says that LDS hymns plays a big role in her music life.  Bri chose to audition for “American Idol” because the producers from the show sent her an email to audition for the show. Being on the show she said that she would hang around other contestants that were Mormon as well and that helped her as she strived to live her religion.    Bri says that content is the most important thing to decide what music is good to listen to and what music is not. She says that you need to have good feelings when you are listening to specific types of music. It can be hard to live LDS standards but when choosing music it’s always important to follow the spirit.  Bri and the Saints Unscripted give their take on music and what types of music you should and shouldn’t listen to.

Bri Ray - LDS Mormon Roots

At the young age of 20, Bri Ray is a well respected singer. She shared her incredible talent on American Idol making it all the way to Hollywood week. This week on the show, Bri talks about her career, growing up bi-racial in Utah, Light The World and how being a member of the church affects it all. Bri is an amazing, beautiful, inspiring soul. You will love this conversation!

Ep. 23 - Bri Ray - Singer, Reality Star, Mormon