Artist Lisa Ekdahl comes to Nashville to understand why the United States has abolished abortion rights. Lisa and Jill also meet the widow of the legendary John Prine and talk about political involvement.

Jill has invited another country artist to the porch for the first time, David Ritschard. He comes to Nashville to follow in the footsteps of his great idol George Jones. A dream comes true when he meets Tammy Wynette and George Jones' daughter Georgette.

Sara Parkman is the first folk musician to visit Jill in Nashville. Sara gives Jill a history lesson on the roots of folk music before they end up at a festival jamming with other folk musicians. Sara's wish comes true when she also gets to sing with a gospel choir.

Ola Salo comes to Nashville and wants to know more about "The rhinestone cowboy". He talks about the contradictions of a conservative genre with macho ideals where many artists dress in sequins and fringe. This leads to a discussion about norms and freedom. He is also surprised by one of his great idols.

Nathalie "Cleo" Missaoui comes to the porch with the desire to sing a real country duet, daring for someone who has rapped all her life and never sung. Nathalie also shares her lifelong grief for her lost father.

Jill hosts Frida Hyvönen, who has never been to Nashville before. Frida, who describes herself as a lyricist, wants to explore the kinship between her music and country. She also brings a song that inspired her to write "Sjön", one of her most popular songs.