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On my first YouTube live stream in 7 years last Saturday night, I brought Humberto Preciado on, an Arizona state prosecutor and husband of Courtney Robertson, to get his thoughts on the Clayton/Laura Owens case. He was so good and got positive reviews, I figured I would I replay it for those of you who didn’t watch on YouTube. Not to mention, I had at least 5 emails out for guests this week and didn’t get timely responses. So it was only fitting to re-run Humberto’s appearance. There is about a minute in there where his audio cuts in and out. And also, Dave Neal was on the YouTube live with me at the time and he chimed in with questions of his own. A … Continue reading →

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We are joined this week by two women I met for the first time a couple weekends ago when they attended the Fan Appreciation Party in Vegas, Stefanie Parker & Jackie Maroney, from the “She’s All Bach” podcast. We talk about some of the stories from Vegas, most notably them hanging out with Jax & Schwartz at a pool party. Also, we discuss Vanderpump Rules, The Valley, the new Hulu show with 3 Bachelor Nation women, and much, much more. Before that, I discuss how I’m going to be doing a lot more YouTube videos in the coming future, and at some point, the Thursday podcast is going to be in video as well. Probably within the next month or so. So stay tuned for … Continue reading →

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Another first time guest joins me this week to discuss being in the courtroom Monday for the Clayton Echard/Laura Owens case. Megan has been covering the case more than anybody other than Dave Neal, so she’s dialed in to Laura’s shenanigans from the get go. Megan has really turned her YouTube into going after women who falsely accuse men, something that is the #1 topic in this case. And Megan takes a thorough and well thought out approach to breaking down Laura’s numerous lies and diabolical behavior. It really is quite amazing when you step back from it all and look at how many holes have formed in her stories over the last 9 months. It’s amazing where we are now versus where we were … Continue reading →