Episode 19: Bad Bunny, Bad Cooking, Bad News

This week, I unpack getting diagnosed with depression — and the fun plot twist where my doctor keeps disappearing like it’s a medical soap opera. I also discuss my ongoing battle with learning Spanish (my brain said “no hablo functioning”) and go down a hopeful little rabbit hole about a possible cure for colds and coughs. It’s honest, a bit chaotic, and proof that healing — and rolling your R’s — is a journey.

This week I’m breaking down the Super Bowl esperience from the food, to the commercials, the halftime show (yes, I have thoughts), and the lost bets that had me yelling at the TV. I also talk about how I survived Valentine’s Day with my dignity mostly intact, and we take a minute to show love to Brad Arnold of 3 Doors Down and James Van Der Beek from Dawson's Creek. It’s laughs, frustration, and a little heart all in one episode.

In this episode, I unpack the controversy swirling around Bad Bunny, jump into my latest attempt at discovering my cooking talents, and discuss the shocking story involving Savannah Guthrie’s mom that’s been making headlines. Pop culture, personal chaos, and serious news — all in one conversation.

I absolutely hate the snow, endured yet another round of car chaos, marveled at a guy who somehow hit a hole-in-one with one arm, and took a moment to honor the incomparable Catherine O’Hara. Snow sucks, cars fail, miracles happen and Moira Rose, Let’s talk.

In this episode, we have our first returning guest host. Together we share our personal thoughts on religion, questioning how true it feels to us and why some belief systems have faded over time. From there, the conversation naturally shifts to the political and civil unrest in the country, as we reflect on how belief, power, and uncertainty intersect in the world around us.

This episode is all about good news and good vibes. We’re shining a light on stories that inspire hope, from the Walk for Peace to animals making their way off endangered lists, and the people of Gander showing just how powerful kindness can be. It’s a feel-good conversation about what’s possible when individuals—and entire communities—step up and lead with heart.

We are back just in time to run down the card to the first show of 2026, Welcome to the New Year. BCW ended 2025 on a hot streak and are looking to continue that momentum into 2026. Matches include:BCW World ChampionshipDarius Carter (c) v MantequillaBCW Women's ChampionshipNotorious Mimi (c) v Nahir RoblesBCW Grand Dragon ChampionshipHarleen Lopez (c) v Jet JaghoriAnd much more!

In this episode, there’s absolutely no plan—and that’s the plan. My first guest host of the year actualy joins me in studio and we just let the conversation go wherever it wants, bouncing from sports debates and questionable hot takes to the latest news stories that caught the nation's attention this week. Along the way, we dive into new passion projects, big ideas, small wins, and the nervousness that comes with trying something new. It’s part catch-up, part therapy session, and part what the hell is going on, all wrapped up in an unfiltered, yet fun conversation.

In this episode, I recap my New Year’s Eve shenanigans, celebrate winning my fantasy football league (yes, I’m still bragging), and then shift gears to talk about the chaos unfolding in Venezuela. This episode is part recap, part victory lap, and part real-world check-in. Welcome to the new year!

2025 was a lot! I’m looking back on the moments that shaped me, the lessons that helped me level up, and all the personal wins and loses. Along the way, I touch on some of the big stories that defined 2025 and how they reminded us of resilience, change, and possibility. Also, look back on those we have lost this year and the legacies they leave behind. A honest recap of where I’ve been, what I’ve learned, and how 2025 will stick with me. Here's to 2026!