
An encore presentation of one of our most powerful conversations. You know him as Trey Lewis — but on this episode, he’s stepping forward as Thomason, the name on his birth certificate and the name behind his rawest music yet. Nearly 20 years sober, Thomason opens up about addiction, recovery, grief, and the white van that carried him from a treatment center in Alabama to chasing his dream in Nashville. He talks candidly about losing his father, his choice not to have children, and why the White Van EP is the most honest work of his career. It’s a conversation about authenticity, healing, and what happens when an artist finally stops performing and starts telling the truth. Lynn Hoffman hosts this Music Saved Me encore episode, produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions. Support the show: https://musicsavedme.net/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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