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People who shared what they're walking through — tap to hear their moment.
Stud Muffin is grieving a long relationship that ended after repeated infidelity, a catfishing scam involving shared money, and a recent separation after trying to reconcile.
He describes a painful family crisis in which his daughter was pressured for money and his ex left for Las Vegas believing she was meeting someone famous.
He shares concern about mental-health struggles in his family and gratitude that his son improved after getting the right treatment.
He shares a testimony of surviving spinal meningitis as an infant, later severe seizures, and brain surgery that removed much of his right temporal lobe.
He describes a severe COVID illness where his organs were shutting down and he needed close care from family.
After feeling mistreated and rejected in dating, he says he is focusing on himself and his children during this season.
He asks for prayer for slip rib syndrome, with floating ribs going out of place, pain near his lung, and possible surgery ahead.
Craig asks for prayer as he tries to stop drinking, experiences severe withdrawal symptoms, and works with the VA toward rehab care.
Craig is also facing a divorce and criminal case, cannot access his home and belongings, and is trying to resolve those stressors while waiting for inpatient treatment.
Craig is struggling with long-term daily drinking, withdrawal symptoms, fear around detox and rehab, and a difficult divorce and court situation, and he explicitly asks for prayer for his recovery.
KK shares that the person she is in a relationship with is being released from prison after six months, a significant life transition for them both.
Steven shares that he has leukemia, is on chemotherapy, and experiences hot flashes as part of what he is going through.
Jenny Don shares that her daughter was at the same school connected to a distressing case, and she is trying to avoid constant upsetting content about it online.
Jenny shared that her long marriage ended after her husband cheated on her, including with her best friend, and that she still carries fear and pain from the situation.
Jenny described the ongoing hardship of co-parenting after the affair and divorce, including how difficult it has been for her children to understand what happened.
Barth shared that about a year ago he believed his marriage would last forever, but then experienced separation and divorce, including the pain of losing the person he knew.
Jenny said therapy stopped during COVID, leaving her isolated for years while raising her children and processing the divorce mostly on her own.
Chelsea briefly shared that her divorce had only been final for about a month, marking a fresh and painful season.
Jenny asked for prayer for mothers who may not have access to support, that they would be able to feed their babies and find God.
Jenny asked for prayer for her dad, who has MS, that he would be able to make it to his 80th birthday.
Wendy shared that she lives with ADHD and Tourette's, including forgetfulness in everyday life while still functioning well in crises.
Wendy shared that she divorced after more than 20 years of marriage and stayed longer than she should have while facing disrespect and forms of abuse.
Wendy briefly shares that difficult things happened within her family and that she later went down a wrong road in life.
A listener describes being seriously ill with a 104-degree fever and feeling uncared for by a longtime partner.
Barth acknowledges past addiction issues and how certain app features can still trigger compulsive urges he has to manage.
Barth shares how severe his drinking once was before recovery, describing the amount he needed just to feel normal.
Baxter shares that he has been to rehab multiple times and describes himself as having struggled deeply with alcohol.
Baxter speaks honestly about trying to quit, still craving alcohol, and vomiting every day from his drinking.
Wendy shares that although alcohol was not her struggle, she has battled another addiction for over 15 years and lives in gratitude for recovery.
Tony asks for prayer as he faces hiatal hernia surgery after years of serious health issues including blood clots, a stroke, COVID complications, TBI, and hepatitis C.
Tony shares that he barely sleeps, believes he may have long COVID, and deals with lasting effects from a stroke including double vision and not being able to drive.
Tony shares about depression, past homelessness, having little family support, his mother's long-term institutionalization, and his father's death from alcoholism.
Wendy shares that she lives with ADHD and Tourette's while holding firmly to the faith that helped save her.
Barth shared that after a marriage of more than 20 years and a divorce process that took nearly four years, he moved to Florida for a fresh start.
Tez shared that he had recently returned from Arkansas after moving there for a relationship that did not work out.
Tony has an upcoming surgery on October 23 and wants prayer that it goes well, along with better sleep and health.
Wendy, a mother of four, asked for prayer that her children understand what is happening, flourish, and remain the beautiful people they are.
A caller from Massachusetts shared that she is newly divorced this year.
The same caller shared that she recently had to put one of her animals down and is heartbroken.
She shared that her previous relationship ended because she was no longer happy, and that the divorce became official after she had already moved out.
She asked for prayer as she grieves having to put down her beloved sugar glider Frankie and worries about her remaining sugar glider being alone.
She described being extremely ill in bed after her divorce and too sick to get up, even considering whether she should have gone to the ER.
Wendy shared that she has spent much of her life providing for herself and her children after feeling more like a roommate than a partner in a relationship.
Baxter briefly shared that he has dealt with alcoholism and went to rehab.
Huggy Bear shared that he has a tendency to faint, especially when overheated.
Barth shares that late-night conversations began as a way to keep from thinking about drinking and have become a way to help others talk through what they need to share.
Barth shares that he quit drinking in 2018 and briefly references past drug use and difficult years he does not remember well.
Barth shares that he lives with constant shoulder pain, needs a shoulder replacement, has had two major surgeries, and still deals with limitations from an injury and delayed care during COVID.
Huggy Bear describes an ongoing shoulder injury that required repeat surgery, healed poorly during a long wait, and caused significant pain and sleep difficulty.
Huggy Bear shares that past experiences with investors and misplaced trust have caused hardship and left him cautious about relying on others financially.
Stories from Barth's own life — tap to jump right to them.
After the caller explains his ex had mental-health issues and things went downhill after medication changes, Barth relates with his own long mental-health history: drinking, being put on Lexapro after getting sober in 2018, then discovering
When the caller says his son improved dramatically after a gene-based medication test, Barth expands with his own family trauma and mistrust of medication systems, including his father dying after COVID treatment and his belief that testing
The caller says his dry heaves and DTs are getting heavy while trying to stop drinking, and Barth responds from experience: when he quit, he was drinking a case of beer, a fifth of whiskey, and shots just to stay level, warning that withdra
Craig talks about prior rehab and using the VA for care. Barth connects by saying he has also been in and out of rehab, even though his substance was not alcohol, and asks what will be different this time.
Craig says detox is complicated because the ER once kept him 17 days, then keeps explaining why he cannot go yet. Barth relates from his own recovery, saying he made the same kind of creative excuses before getting sober, and uses his nine
Craig keeps delaying treatment until after court, divorce, his dog, Bronco, and baseball cards. Barth warns him about choosing rock bottom, says he has seen people die after similar conversations, then relates that someone once gave him the
After Craig leaves with a prayer request, Barth reiterates that Craig can DM him for a ride. He turns it into a personal, comedic aside about how he used to drive drunk people to treatment and entertain them with his own stories on the way.
Jenny says telling her divorce story is painful and risky, and Barth reassures her by relating his own recent divorce: a year earlier he believed he would be married forever, with only money arguments, and says sometimes marriage endings si
After the group talks about grieving someone who is still alive, someone notes tomorrow is the hard anniversary of Barth finding out about his divorce. Barth shares that around this exact time a year ago Pearl broke the news to him, after y
In a discussion about TikTok battles, gifting, and agency mechanics, Barth explains that he once invented a platform using the same gamification concepts, so he recognizes how the dopamine/adrenaline loop can target people with addiction is
Baxter says he now waits until around 8:30 or 9 at night to drink, but 15 years ago it would have been 10 a.m.; Barth immediately relates with his own past, saying that eight years earlier he needed massive amounts of alcohol just to feel n
Baxter asks if Barth ever woke up after drinking and wondered what he had said or done; Barth shares that in addiction he measured progress by reducing the number of apology texts he had to send and rationalized switching alcohol types to k
After Baxter talks openly about drinking and rehab, Barth tells him that his own 'genius' did not unlock until he quit drinking thousands of days earlier, and that Baxter hurts him because Barth sees both his old self and Baxter's unrealize
Baxter says that whenever he tried to quit or went away to 'summer camp,' booze was still the first thing on his mind; Barth responds with a visceral memory of craving alcohol so badly he woke up with his mouth watering, and says he barely
Tony describes how drinking and drugs wrecked his life and health but says he has not touched alcohol since 2022; Barth connects it to his own recovery, saying that for him Jesus was the reason sobriety finally clicked.
Baxter talks about loving bars but hating the ride home, and Barth connects with his own affection for bar culture: he went to a bar the day before for nonalcoholic Coronas and bar food, wants his rooms to feel like talking to strangers at
Half Rapid explains the kumquat name by saying she can be sweet or tart, and Barth turns it into a comedic personal aside about trying a kumquat in Massachusetts, not enjoying it, and wanting to try a Florida one instead.
Half Rapid says she is divorced as of this year, and Barth immediately relates by joking about a 'divorce off,' then shares that his own divorce became official a month ago, that he was told his wife wanted a divorce a year ago, and that he
Wendy shares that her free-range rabbit Leo is litter-box trained and is her world; Barth relates with a memory of his friend's house-trained rabbit named Poo, who ran around indoors and played with a soccer ball.
After the room jokes that old comedy would offend people now, Barth relates it to his own experience hosting: he sometimes says outdated or edgy phrases in long conversations and then gets DMs, including one objecting to him saying 'master
While a guest riffs on Barth's supposed Bucky's-related job, Barth turns it personal and sentimental, saying the Bucky's cup is what brought that guest onto the stage two weeks earlier and let him meet someone he now calls a national treasu
As the room is winding down around 4:30 a.m. and people suggest he should sleep, Barth reflects on why he started doing late-night lives: it began as a way to avoid drinking at night and became a new mission to help callers talk through thi
When a guest brings up Willie Nelson's non-alcoholic THC drink, Barth connects it to his own family history: his father was a famous Vegas photographer, knew Willie through a bus-driver friend, and Barth shows an old 1992 photo from when he
After someone jokingly asks if Barth smoked with Willie Nelson as a kid, Barth answers with his own substance-use timeline: he did not really smoke weed until after he quit drinking in 2018, aside from a few hazy college experiences.
After Barth mentions chronic pain and needing a shoulder replacement, a guest reacts that he seems too young for shoulder problems; Barth explains he has had two major surgeries, one delayed by COVID, and that the injury came from an intens
After Huggy Bear describes waiting months for shoulder surgery and healing badly, Barth relates it to his own repeated shoulder injury and surgery: the useless sling, being unable to sleep comfortably, reacting when his son threw things, an
Every moment Barth talks about his faith — tap to listen.
While reflecting on divorce, mental health, and hard life events, Barth says his faith helps him trust that everything happens for a reason and will make sense eventually.
Barth asks Stud Muffin if he is a believer, hears about survival through serious illness, and frames the hardships he has lived through as a testimony.
Barth explains that they keep a book of specific prayer requests, asks Stud Muffin what they can pray for, writes down his rib issue, and says they will be praying for him.
When Craig describes severe alcohol withdrawal and asks to be added to the prayer list, Barth immediately agrees while also urging him to seek medical help.
Barth urges Craig not to delay getting help and makes sure his prayer request is clearly stated for the prayer list: Craig and his recovery.
Barth asks Jenny whether she is a believer and explains that the live has a prayer list where they write down requests, pray over them, and later follow up on how God answered.
Barth affirms the faith atmosphere of the live, connects the moment to Jesus, and describes the prayer book as evidence of God working through answered prayers.
After Jenny gives a personal prayer request for her father with MS, Barth frames her finding the live as providential rather than random.
During a light discussion about TikTok growth and what pushes the room out to new viewers, Barth jokes warmly that he believes Jesus is the real reason they are being seen.
While discussing alcoholism and rock bottom, Barth reflects that he was able to choose recovery before it destroyed him, expressing gratitude to God for that grace.
When Tony says he is nervous about upcoming surgery, Barth asks the date and explains that he keeps a book of people they meet and what to pray for them about.
After Tony shares his recovery story, Barth says the room works because people honestly testify about what saved them, and he adds that Jesus was the reason sobriety finally clicked for him.
After Wendy talks about not being able to deny what saved her, Barth affirms her testimony and says he reminds himself to live as proof of that change.
Barth stops the conversation to enforce his rule against saying 'GD,' showing a sincere boundary around using God's name casually.
Barth explains his prayer book, asks people for specific prayer requests, and says he is tracking answered prayers as proof that God is real, including Tony’s upcoming surgery.
Barth adds Steven to the prayer book and frames the request as especially meaningful because Steven is an atheist.
Barth reflects on moving past bitterness after a relationship ends, saying he tries to put it behind him, focus his energy elsewhere, and give it to God.
Barth brings up the show's prayer book and invites the guest to share something they can pray for, leading her to ask for prayer over the grief of putting down her pet.
In a joking debate about Bill Nye, Barth contrasts Bill Nye's atheism with Barth's own Catholic identity.
After an edgy song, Barth says they are a person of faith and Catholic, explains they are not offended, and frames the show as welcoming everyone the way Jesus does.
While talking about listening instead of speaking too quickly, Barth uses a God-centered saying about having two ears and one mouth.
Barth closes by checking for prayer requests to add to the show’s prayer list, even as the moment turns playful with a Willie Nelson joke.
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Stud Muffin's Ex
Leave Her At The Mall
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Fake Singer Road Trip
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I'm On The US
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