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In a sonic realm where depth meets tenderness, Nashville‑based siren and songsmith Meghan Pulles creates music with a healing mission. Her voice carries the kind of emotional truth that doesn’t just tell a story — it reveals one. Every note she sings holds space for transformation, moving with the soft power of vulnerability, survival, and lived experience.

Meghan’s journey is rooted in pain she never asked for, especially the wounds left by a mother who had a “favorite child” — and it wasn’t her. That kind of emotional abandonment shapes a person, and Meghan turned that ache into art. She even wrote a song about it, “Favorite Child,” a raw, haunting reflection of what it feels like to grow up unseen, unheard, and unchosen.

Her music lets you feel the childhood she had to survive.

Rah met Meghan at the Post‑GRAMMYs, where she had just come from the GRAMMY Awards — a moment that symbolized not just success, but resilience. Despite everything she endured, she stood in that room as a woman who refused to let her past silence her future.

In this episode of Trauma Behind the Glamor, Meghan opens up about:

Growing up with a mother who favored another child

The emotional scars that shaped her identity

How music became her lifeline

The pain behind her song “Favorite Child”

The healing she found in songwriting

What it meant to be at the GRAMMYs after everything she survived

How she channels trauma into sound that touches the soul

Her voice doesn’t just sing — it remembers.
It carries the weight of what she lived through and the hope of who she became.

This conversation is raw, honest, and deeply human — a reminder that behind every artist is a story, and behind every story is a survivor.

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