Day'2'Day Bullsh*t

The Bullsh*t of Living in Denial of Life's Struggles

As we all age, is it impossible not to see the incoming youth as simply naive or flat out hopeless? This episode takes a different spin as we look at all aspects that life has to throw at you. Listen as a recent windowed grandmother of eight reflects about how the world has evolved, both positively and negatively. Moreover, how she observes the impact this evolution continues to have not just on her own grandchildren, but tomorrow’s parents and future dreamers.

The Bullsh*t of Cancel Culture, being too PC and Interest Groups

Do you have a fear of saying the wrong thing and being publicly shamed on social media? You are not alone. In a country with free speech at its core, it seems we’ve found ourselves in a society driven by social shaming, anger and fear. We speak with Clark, a business owner in his 60’s, and Dakota, a new father in his 20’s about their opinions on this grey area topic.

The American Dream, Still Real OR Total Bullsh*t?

Is the “American Dream” still achievable in today’s economy? And just, what does this old expression mean to Americans today? We speak with George, a father in his 40’s, and Anthony, a recent business graduate in his 20’s about what the dream means for them and if they think it’s myth or a reality.

The Bullsh*t of Closed-Mindedness (and Yes, It’s A Thing)

Can you imagine what it would be like to have a mental disorder where people simply will not acknowledge it as a real problem? This is all too common for people suffering from ADHD. We speak with Brooke, a certified ADHD coach, who sheds light on what it takes to be successful for those with ADHD.

Navigating the Bullsh*t of the US Healthcare System

Has anyone ever encountered the difficulty of dealing with the US healthcare system? We speak with Susie, a healthcare veteran of over 40 years, who was suddenly thrown into the gauntlet millions of people face every day when dealing with doctors, practitioners and insurance. Susie shares her journey of having to protect and fight for her husband’s life up until his passing. Susie offers insight and lessons learned from navigating the crazy and broken world that is the US Healthcare System.