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For the first time in 334 podcasts, we’re switching things up a bit. Yes, Cecily Knobler from the “Rose Pricks” podcast has joined us before (in podcast #320), but never before I have I done a movie review for the weekly podcast – until today. When I last appeared on the “Rose Pricks” podcast, Cecily and I realized we both had quite the infatuation with the movie “Pretty in Pink,” the mid-80’s movie directed by John Hughes. As you know (or maybe you don’t), both songs that open and close my two podcasts are from this movie, in the same scene actually, by the same band, the Rave Ups. “Rave Up (Shut Up)” is for the Daily Roundup, and “Positively Lost Me” is the music … Continue reading →

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Up a little later today, but for a good reason. NyQuil knocked me the F-out. Simple as that. Anyway, loved talking to Morgan today for Podcast #333 as she hasn’t been on in at least 3-4 years. We go over her recent decision to move from LA to Nashville, how busy she is as a social media influencer, yes, we go over her very public breakup and how hard it was to come back from that, and then we discuss our love for Taylor Swift. While she was jealous of me last weekend, now I’m gonna be jealous of her next month when she goes and sees her. Another great time talking to Morgan this week that I hope you enjoy. Before I get started, … Continue reading →

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Another great podcast visit with Dr. Diane Strachowski this week. She was on at the beginning of the month for the first time, but after so much dramatic and emotional things happening the last two weeks during the overnights and final rose ceremony, it was a no-brainer to have her on once again. And yet again, I think she really nails it and is excellent as dissecting Gabi, Ariel, Kaity, and Zach. As a licensed psychologist/therapist, she really knows how to tap into the psyche of these contestants, even just by watching on TV. Really enjoyed this conversation with Dr. Diane, and I know you will too. One of my favorite ones. As always, if you’d like to respond to the interview, please include her … Continue reading →