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You know I was looking forward to this one as I’ve hyped up “FBoy Island” for the last 3 weeks. If you haven’t watched the finale, which was released last week, I suggest waiting until you watch before listening to this interview with Sarah because we talk about everything. All the questions you have for her I’m pretty sure I covered. We get into more of her backstory, how she got cast, the idea that she didn’t even know what show they were on until filming was almost over, the decision at the end to choose who she chose, what you didn’t see on camera, etc. There’s a lot to cover here. Before that, I start by giving you my Bachelor thoughts and where we … Continue reading →

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Big podcast today. Over 2 hours of interesting and informative talk to two completely different subjects. First up, I do discuss the last 4 episodes of “Fboy Island” that were released today by HBO Max. If you haven’t watched, I suggest skipping the first 14 minutes or so of the podcast. But once you watch the episodes, go back and listen to my thoughts on how everything ended. Then Suzana Somers, the @Bachelordata creator on IG, joins me to talk about how her page has exploded, what she’s doing to expand it, how you too can learn what she does, and much, much more. Then former Olympic gold medal winning gymnast Carly Patterson, who won the gold in the 2004 Athens Olympics in the all-around, … Continue reading →

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One of my favorite people to have on the podcast, Emily O’Brien, is back for a 3rd time this week. We have A LOT to cover regarding the Delta variant. I know a lot of people seem to think the pandemic is over, but it’s not. It’s just a matter of how we manage through it. I hope this is an informative podcast for people. I’m sure some will get upset because, well, that’s what people do nowadays if they stick to their self truths. Just know Emily isn’t a talking head. She’s an epidemiologist who has studied this stuff for years. She came on when the pandemic first started, and was pretty accurate with what to expect. Then again in December when the vaccine … Continue reading →