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Once again, joined today by Amanda Stanton on the podcast, which I believe is the 3rd or 4th time she’s joined me. And you know what? Very little Bachelor talk and PLENTY of Taylor Swift talk. Although towards the end, Amanda shares a story about her time on Ben’s season during hometown dates that she’s never shared before. Which now has me wanting to text others in the franchise and see if they did the same thing. Pretty funny story and you wonder if it’s happened more often. Also, as I mentioned on Monday’s “Daily Roundup,” the lyrics to that shows theme song “Rave Up (Shut Up)” are not anywhere on the internet. You can’t Google them, nor can you can get them by pressing … Continue reading →

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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 →