On this episode of Current Stuff, Bobby and Eddie are joined by Lauren Paley who is the singer behind "Punk Goes Princess" which reimagines iconic 2000s pop-punk and rock anthems with cinematic, Disney-style princess vocals! Lauren joins Bobby to talk about how a DM to Simple Plan’s Pierre Bouvier turned into an actual collaboration. They also get into Lauren’s life as a mom, singing for her daughter, the world of Blippi, Bluey, Cocomelon, Dancing Fruit and Ms. Rachel, and whether she’d ever take her act on the road for kids. Plus, sings a couple of songs for us!
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On today’s episode, I have a special guest to introduce to you.
I am joined by my long-time friend and soul sister Ruthie Lindsey and I’m so thrilled to get to share the mic with her.
Ruthie is an author, a writer and a trauma-informed somatic practitioner who teaches me every day what it means to be more human.
Today we sit down and chat about life, the invitation of pain, and what it really means to be liberated.
If you’re interested in learning more about the workshop Ruthie and I are teaching together, you can check it out HERE. ruthielindsey.com/the-river
If you’re still not sure if this is for you, shoot a quick note to ruthielassistant@gmail.com for a free 20 minute explore call w/ Ruthie.
Host: Ally Fallon // @allyfallon // allisonfallon.com
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Amy’s gushing about a book that might be the best read of the year, no spoilers, just pure obsession. Then we dig into some research-backed data on family dinners and why something as simple as eating together regularly can lower kids' aggression, reduce disordered eating, and even boost grades and self-esteem.
We also get into a genuinely useful parenting hack for avoiding yes/no questions that invite pushback (and yes, we tested if it works on spouses too), plus Quiet Hours at Sephora, a sensory-friendly shopping option way more people than you'd expect could benefit from.
And we share an incredibly moving email from a listener nominating her local teacher, whose classroom was damaged in recent flooding but who's kept showing up for her students anyway. We're kicking off something special with Hasbro over the next several weeks to help honor her and teachers like her.
Hasbro is sponsoring Feeling Things for 8 weeks, celebrating back to school by getting families around the table with games again.
Even better: they're helping us honor amazing teachers! Know one? Email heythere@feelingthingspodcast.com or call 877-207-2077, they could get featured on the show, plus a $500 Walmart gift card from Hasbro for classroom supplies.
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Amy Brown // RadioAmy.com // @RadioAmy
Kat Van Buren // threecordstherapy.com // @KatVanburen
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PART 2 of 4: Ever wonder why your thoughts and feelings don't sync up? Amy & Leanne share a fresh-yet-totally-doable approach that will help you reclaim the reins of confusing thoughts in our head…so that stepping into WHO YOU WANT TO BE actually becomes possible!
In PART 2 you learn:
- Why it's not your CIRCUMSTANCES that dictate your reality, it's your THOUGHTS, and how every single thought CAUSES a feeling-- not the other way around.
- Why your Self Image knows how you really feel, so before you can "act as if" or "believe a new reality", it's got to FEEL good, FEEL true, and resonate.
- How to truly flip "negative emotions" on their head and find the gold in what it's trying to teach you.
All the resources mentioned in this episode can be found at:
www.LeanneEllington.com/ActingAsIf
This is a 4-part series, so if you missed PART 1 go give it a listen. This is designed to listen to (in order 1-4) to help you learn, grasp, and use right away – even if “positive thinking" or “acting as if” has NEVER worked for you in the past.
HOST: Amy Brown // @RadioAmy // RadioAmy.com
HOST: Leanne Ellington // @leanneellington // StresslessEating.com
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David Nail joins us to talk about growing up in a tiny town, the quirks of small-town life. He opens up about moving to Nashville, the old-school path to breaking into country music, getting validation as an artist, and the roller coaster of his career. David also talks about fatherhood, his kids' hilarious opinions on his beard and music, his new album, working with some of Nashville's best songwriters, and the moment he realized “Whatever She's Got” was something special.
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Bobby goes In The Weeds with the behind-the-scenes story of a slightly awkward Mumford & Sons interview setup and why Brandon walked away embarrassed. He also gets into the ongoing debate with his agent about cutting his hair, what investing in yourself actually looks like, and why he thinks people need to stop saying they “don’t have time.” Plus, Bobby explains his approach to fighting with strangers online, clears up a recent social media moment where people thought he was being rude to his team, and runs through some of the things he just can’t get behind including running, big group dinners, group chats, trying on clothes and the beach. He also talks about Stanley getting older, the long process behind writing a kid's book, and why he may write another one with Mike D.
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We got an Anonymous Inbox from someone who wants to lie to get out of a family trip, and Bobby and Amy weigh in on whether that’s ever OK to lie to your wife? Bobby’s road rage gets brought up and callers share some wild stories. In Fun Fact Friday, we talk about why blue whale calves gain hundreds of pounds a day and why clocks in advertisements are almost always set to 10:10. Will Eddie's reign of domination continue today in Easy Trivia?! Eddie shares how a musician sent him a jingle for his salsa business and wants to know what we think about it. Amy talked about her 'friend' who met a guy that was given permission to date by his soon to be ex-wife. We got into a discussion of 60 year old men and women be hot?
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Lunchbox and Ray have found something they hate about Fantasy Football that might make them sound old but at some point it has to stop. Ray had a moment in the kitchen at work that made him realize the demographic who actually likes him and he talks about who for sure hates him. Lunchbox might be raising a scam artist and we have a new baby coming to Sore Losers Nation!
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Property Brothers star Drew Scott sits down with Bobby to talk about the massive success of the show, how much business it has generated over the years, and what 650 episodes later feels like. He shares the real reason he agreed to do Dancing with the Stars, how that experience tied into his wedding, and why he’s now getting back into acting and getting ripped for a new role. Drew also talks about going into business with Michael Bublé, getting recognized for home advice everywhere he goes, what it would actually take for him to work on your house, and how he thinks about money and raising his kids after years of success.
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