SauceCast

SauceCast Episode 12 - Bitchin' Goes Public

Here is our response to a very public, and official statement from Bitchin' Sauce concerning our efforts in truth telling. This one is one of the most important podcasts we have ever done, addressing specific people, disobeying our mother recent wishes, and delivering a special message to all of those who have involved themselves. Link to article and Moms Letter: https://www.saucecast.com/p/letters-from-saucecast-episode-12-bitchin-goes-public/ [https://www.saucecast.com/p/letters-from-saucecast-episode-12-bitchin-goes-public/]

SauceCast Episode #11 - Mama Knows Best pt 1

THIS email, changed the course of our family for generations in the right direction. Mama knows best. She dropped this email right in the middle of confusion and chaos and everything was cleared up.

SauceCast Episode #10 - $9.1M Lawsuit

Hopefully this helps put the "He said, She Said" to bed. The Smitty brothers talk about the new information that their old brand was sued, and for a substantial amount. What do they do with this info?!   Referencing Article: https://www.law.com/verdictsearch/subscribers/FileUpload/Report/SearchResult_02.19.25_15_22_01.PDF [https://www.law.com/verdictsearch/subscribers/FileUpload/Report/SearchResult_02.19.25_15_22_01.PDF]

SauceCast Episode 9 - Forgiveness

The Smitty Bros take a crack at grasping "Forgiveness and Repentance". It's a conversation that sheds light on how and why they have forgiven (or not) the wrongdoings that have greatly altered their family's lives. New lessons learned in real-time in this SauceCast. Its a good one!

SauceCast Episode 8 - Red Flags - Part 1

Don't do what we did! Learn how to identify red flags in yourself. Learn how to identify red flags in partnerships or relationships in general. Learn how to handle red flags when they are small at first, or if they are as big as a house. After listening to this episode, and hearing our descriptions of what to look out for in an relationship or business partnership, you will no longer be able to say, "I didn't see it coming" or "I don't know what to do about it."