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We had a little bit of a scheduling conflict this week, so the original guest is now gonna be pushed back to next week. I’m guessing you will enjoy next weeks guest. Promise. So, I decided to answer your “Reader Emails,” which kinda turned into 101 different ways to ask me about Shanae. Kidding. Well, sort of. There definitely is a lot of Shanae talk in today’s podcast, looked at from a few different angles. We also talk a little college basketball, NFL playoffs, Tom Brady, Bachelor Nation podcasts and books, productions role in this seasons storylines, is the drama too over-the-top, etc. That and much, much more in today’s “Reader Emails” podcasts. Some of you sent them in after I’d already recorded this afternoon, … Continue reading →

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One of my favorite guests to bring on every 6 months or so, Jacqueline Trumbull, joins me this week on the podcast. A lot has happened since she was last on in August, namely, that she’s now engaged. We talk about that, the planning that her fiance Paul put into it, how her fertility treatments have gone, Monday’s “Bachelor” episode, Cassidy & Shanae as characters, and much, much more. But before any of that gets going, of course I have to briefly talk about Wordle since it’s consumed my life. So much so to the point where I’m doing everything I can now to make sure it doesn’t. Also, I touch a little briefly on what misconceptions there are about Happy Couple visits on this … Continue reading →

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There’s only so much I can say and do to promote today’s podcast. You really just need to listen, then when you’re done, click on the two links below to learn more about the case and what the victims went through. Jennie Alexandra is a contestant on this season of “Joe Millionaire” who was a victim of sex trafficking about 7 years ago. While it’s not the sex trafficking you were probably thinking when you first heard that phrase, that phrase has layers. And Jennie tells as much as she can legally what she went through, how public this case became, what it did to her and other victims’ lives, how she has to live with this the rest of her life, and so much … Continue reading →