Movie Mike shares his Top 10 A24 movies of all-time. He discusses what a movie studio actually does, what makes A24 so different and why they don’t always measure success in box office earnings. He shares his favorite films from The Iron Claw to Sing, Sing and more! In the Movie Review, Mike gives his thoughts on director Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars starring Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin, and Margaret Qualley.  Based on a book, The movie tells the story of survivors of a deadly pandemic traversing a post-apocalyptic landscape to find the origin of a mysterious radio transmission. Mike shares what made the movie unwatchable, the lack of chemistry among the leads and why it may be time for Ridley Scott to hang it up.  In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about Resident Evil directed by Zach Cregger. It’s about a medical courier who unwittingly finds himself in an action-packed, non-stop race for survival as one fateful, horrifying night collapses around him in chaos. 

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A caller offers her perspective on a tough topic, why an ex moving on to a new relationship might actually be a hidden gift, even when it stings at first. We also dig into a listener's tricky career dilemma: she loves her current boss and the balance she's built, but has an offer on the table for significantly more money with an unknown boss and company culture. We break down how to weigh a guaranteed good thing against an unknown bigger opportunity.

Plus, we share the 10 signs of a genuinely great boss (only 1% apparently check every box), and answer a quick skincare question about the glycolic acid treatment that's been helping with Amy’s bumpy skin on her legs.

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Bobby shares his thoughts on the hypocrisy surrounding the legendary competition television show! He analyzes the common claims made by contestants with professional dance backgrounds on Dancing with the Stars. By drawing comparisons to professional sports and musical instruments, Bobby explores whether prior training provides an inherent advantage in the competition and discusses the strategic nuances of performing under public scrutiny throughout the season.

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Leanne is kicking off a new series based on her own experiences navigating "The Paradox of Worthiness" (as she calls it). As in, how do you feel worthy when you don't feel worthy?

There is so much talk nowadays about self-love and worthiness, but the crucial question remains: How do we truly embrace it if all we’ve ever known is the opposite? How do you suddenly feel worthy if all you’ve ever known is feeling unworthy?  

In this kickoff to the series, Leanne introduces you to (what she calls) "The 5 Blocks To Love", and how she discovered that when it came to actually FEELING worthy of being loved, that was a really hard concept for her to grasp at first. It felt like something was actually blocking her.

And that's when she discovered that there were "5 Blocks" that were hindering her ability to RECEIVE what was already there, and that this was what was actually causing her resistance. She also discovered that removing those blocks catapulted her ability to connect to herself, others, and God.

You're going to get an in-depth look at each of these blocks in this upcoming series, but first she dives into the fusion of faith, neuroscience, and self-image as a pathway to feeling worthy and putting yourself in the optimal position to remove your own blocks. 

Episodes Mentioned:

- The Faith-Brain Connection: Where Self Image Meets Neuroscience
- A Scientist Goes Looking For God
- How God Helped Me Heal My Fears About Being Alone the Rest of My Life

Authors Mentioned:

- Curt Thompson: https://curtthompsonmd.com/

- Chip Dodd: https://www.chipdodd.com/

HOST: Leanne Ellington // @leanneellington // StresslessEating.com

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Mike and Kelsey are back to recap all the movies they saw in August. They talk about getting to see a movie with Matthew McConaughey in attendance, nepo babies in film, and the trolls who have come after them after their thoughts on not liking a popular franchise.  They talk about Adam Sandler’s daughter in Don’t Stay Good Luck being a case where she only got the job because of her dad. In the Movie Review, Mike talks about Insidious: Out of the Further. It’s about Gemma, a young mother raising her daughter in the house she grew up in, discovers she can travel into The Further, where she possesses an ability to bring what lives there back to the real world. Mike shares why Insidious has lost its way, the worst character in horror and why the movie didn’t get interesting until the last 30 mins.  In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about DC Studios ‘ Clayface”.  It’s a standalone Batman villain film. DC describes the film in a press release as one that “unravels one man’s horrifying descent from rising Hollywood star to revenge-filled monster.” Mikes gives his thoughts on DC’s start as the usher in a new era and why he thinks they need to step it up to compete with Marvel. 

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Bobby sits down with his longtime friend Ahmad for a trip through more than 20 years of friendship. They argue over how they actually met at a gym in Austin, look back at nights going out when neither of them wanted to admit they weren’t having fun, and remember how their friend group slowly came together. Ahmad shares how Bobby pushed him to finish college, why he wishes he had listened to some of Bobby’s early advice, and the many times Bobby tried to convince him to move to Nashville. They also get into Ahmad’s first impressions of Caitlin, watching Bobby change after meeting her, and what it’s like seeing his longtime friend now as a husband and dad.

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Raised on a farm surrounded by multiple generations of family, including his farmer grandfather, Drew Baldridge learned early that hard work, grit, and persistence matter. When Nashville wouldn’t book him or sign him, he created his own path—playing backyard concerts and building his fanbase from the ground up.

That farmer mentality took him from backyard shows to chart-topping success and tours with Jelly Roll and Luke Bryan. Now a husband and father of two, Drew is celebrating the values that shaped him with his new album, Farm Faith Family.

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In today's episode, I cover my reflections on the Lindsay Clancy trial. 

Why has this tragic case captured the attention of women (and mothers) everywhere? 

What does this case have to show us about how we treat women / mothers in our culture? 

What do mothers and artists have in common? 

How can artists (and mothers) get the support they need and deserve so they can continue bringing life and beauty to this world? 

I explore all of this and more. 

***If you or anyone you know is struggling with your mental health, you need to know that help is available. You can call the national suicide and crisis hotline by dialing 988 on your phone. Operators are available to take your call around the clock. 

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. 

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Bobby sits down with his longtime friend Ahmad for a trip through more than 20 years of friendship. They argue over how they actually met at a gym in Austin, look back at nights going out when neither of them wanted to admit they weren’t having fun, and remember how their friend group slowly came together. Ahmad shares how Bobby pushed him to finish college, why he wishes he had listened to some of Bobby’s early advice, and the many times Bobby tried to convince him to move to Nashville. They also get into Ahmad’s first impressions of Caitlin, watching Bobby change after meeting her, and what it’s like seeing his longtime friend now as a husband and dad.

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