Episode 3: You Can Rest Now

Episode 4: Who Feels Crazy Anymore?

Sometimes your brain tells you everybody hates you. Sometimes one text message ruins your entire day. Sometimes you convince yourself you’re getting fired because your boss says, “We need to talk.” And sometimes… you just need a mental health day. This week on the Dirty Little Pond Podcast, Corey, Larry, and Jaydee talk about anxiety, depression, therapy, medication, intrusive thoughts, parenting fears, and the weird little lies our brains tell us. Somehow it also turns into: * electric scooter gangs, * lawn mowing nostalgia, * conehead babies, * and why FedEx might be the scariest way to get fired. It’s honest. It’s uncomfortable. It’s hilarious. And it might make somebody feel a little less alone. 🎧 Episode 4: “Who Feels Crazy Anymore?” Available now.

Episode 3: You Can Rest Now

For decades, Jaydee Frandsen lived as “John Jay” — a well-known radio personality, husband, father, and public figure. In this episode of the Dirty Little Pond Podcast, Jaydee opens up about growing up transgender before the internet, hiding her identity for most of her life, and finally reaching a place where she feels comfortable in her own skin. Corey, Larry, and Jaydee talk honestly about fear, misunderstanding, family, identity, addiction, public perception, and what happens when people finally stop pretending to be someone they’re not. It’s funny at times, uncomfortable at times, and unexpectedly human throughout. Dirty Little Pond Podcast email@dirtylittlepond.com

Episode 2 - Where the F* is Corey?

Corey disappeared. No explanation. No goodbye. Just gone. In this episode, Corey finally shares what really happened—from addiction and nearly dying, to losing everything, to finding purpose on the other side. It’s real, it’s uncomfortable, and at times… It’s actually pretty funny. Also, somehow we end up talking about AI, smart beds, and whether you should ever upload your poop to ChatGPT. Welcome to the Dirty Little Pond.

Episode 1: The Reunion

Corey Winfield, Larry Herron, and JD reunite after years apart to talk about their time in Southwest Michigan radio and share stories that were never allowed on-air.