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People who shared what they're walking through — tap to hear their moment.
Snapdragon shared that she was on probation at the time and had to be very careful around alcohol and risky situations.
Chelsea was stung by two wasps near her daughter's swing set and was relieved she was not allergic, though she was swollen and hurting.
Amanda shared that her sister died young from a heart attack, and she is navigating grief, empty nesting, living alone, and the transition after years as a single mom working multiple jobs.
Amanda described the physical and mental challenge of training for Pike's Peak after major weight loss and realizing how difficult the climb will be.
Barth shared that he was left in a hot car without air during a stressful police encounter.
Amanda shared a tender way she honors her late sister by keeping up a full-moon ritual with her sister's crystals because it helps her feel close to her.
Barth said he had been detained and accused of robbing a bank, leaving him frustrated and shaken by the incident.
Barth described being mistakenly detained in handcuffs and placed in a police car, leaving him shaken, embarrassed, overheated, and in pain from an existing shoulder injury.
Barth shared that he has been sober for eight years after past alcohol-related trouble.
Charles mentioned relying on free city Wi-Fi because his phone service was not on at the time.
Barth shared that he had been sad all day while talking about Dolly and the grief around her passing.
Barth shared that he quit drinking in 2018 and has been living in recovery since then.
Barth shared that he recently went through a divorce and is struggling with appetite and weight afterward.
Barth described being mistaken for another person, detained in handcuffs, left sweating in a hot police car, and having his car searched without an apology.
Barth shared that his shoulder was hurting badly and that he needs to have it replaced.
Ryan found out he will be leaving soon for his first overseas deployment and is facing the uncertainty that comes with it.
Ryan described dangerous military border missions involving cartel activity and human trafficking, while focusing on making sure the people beside him get home safely.
Ryan is hurting after coming home from dangerous duty to discover his longtime partner cheated, while also grieving missed time with his infant son because of military service and deployment.
Barth shared that his divorce recently became final after an 18-year marriage, and he is trying to make sense of that loss.
After moving to Florida for a fresh start, Barth was mistakenly identified at a bank and ended up handcuffed in a police car before being cleared.
Ryan said a felony connected to a painful relationship situation cost him a chance to play Division I college football.
Barth shared that he has been sober for eight years after alcohol repeatedly led him into trouble.
Ryan described a dangerous encounter while working near the border in which an armed man was stopped and two missing babies were returned to their mothers.
Ryan shared how hard it was telling his mother he was being deployed, especially because he could not tell her where he was going.
Ryan is preparing for deployment while having full custody of his four-month-old son, and the thought of missing his baby grow up is tearing him apart.
Ransomware expressed deep pain and bitterness about returning from service and feeling hated, disrespected, and like the sacrifice was for nothing.
Ryan is trying to see his mother and baby before deployment, but military chain-of-command issues may prevent it, and he cannot fly home.
Ryan shared that a felony charge cost him full-ride college football opportunities.
Stories from Barth's own life — tap to jump right to them.
Chelsea comes up to check on Barth because he 'had quite a day,' and Barth starts sharing his own wild morning story, laughing about footage from 10:30 a.m. and saying he wants the body-cam video because the encounter was so funny.
After guests react to Barth’s sweaty appearance in the footage, Barth adds a personal detail from the same incident: police left him in a car with no air while they investigated him.
The callers riff on spray gravy, aerosol cheese, and Cheez Whiz as weird nostalgic foods. Barth jumps in with his own specific comfort-food memory: a 'courthouse dog' on a potato bun with sautéed onions and Cheez Whiz, the only place he’ll
A guest talks about craving old-school childhood food and making Kraft mac and cheese with hot dog weenies. Barth connects with his own childhood food memory, asking if anyone else ate little chicken nuggets with plain honey, then says that
When Sir Charles says he’s from North Carolina and grew up around Boone, Barth immediately relates through his own life: he knows Boone well because he played football against App State there, clarifying with a self-deprecating note that it
After the room jokes that Barth is invited to the cookout but maybe only to bring plates, cups, ice, and trash bags, someone upgrades him to meat and brisket. Barth answers with his own past: he was on a championship barbecue team, then tur
After the group looks at ribs and Sir Charles says beer-can chicken is called 'drunk chicken' where he’s from, Barth joins with his own cooking habits: he uses Spanish beer like Dos Equis, likes amber beer, puts beer on fajitas, makes fish
After the group jokes about weed and a caller says she has been in the back of a cop car high, Barth connects it to his own sobriety story: he says he never smoked weed until the day he quit drinking in 2018, after doctors had been telling
When Willie Nelson, Snoop, and secondhand weed smoke come up, Barth shares a childhood memory: the first time he ever smelled weed was on Willie Nelson’s bus with his dad, whose best friend had driven Willie’s bus for years.
A caller talks about inheriting sentimental old country vinyl from her grandmother, including Dolly, Tanya Tucker, and Willie Nelson; Barth relates as a vinyl guy and tells a story about finding a Tanya Tucker record at Goodwill, texting Ta
As the group talks about chickens and someone asks Barth if he has ever been to a cockfight, he says they’re illegal but shares that he saw one in Mexico while touring with a Tejano band, describing it as eye-opening and upsetting.
After people discuss Barth looking different and losing weight, he shows old photos and opens up about how heavy drinking affected him, saying he used to drink a case of beer a day plus liquor and weighed around 240 when he quit.
Diana reacts to Barth’s cop-car photo and asks what happened; Barth tells how, after moving to Florida and going to open a bank account, tellers mistook him for a wanted bank suspect, hit the alarm, and police cuffed him, searched his car,
After the caller joked that college students now have the Uber or Lyft of shame instead of the walk of shame, Barth said it took him back to his own college days, then told how he recently photographed bid day for his old fraternity and fou
The caller asked Barth whether college kids tip well when he drives them around. Barth related with his own driving experience, explaining what he makes on big football weekends and how he started renting a limo sprinter van for large group
The driver/caller was talking about refusing late-night ride-homes from random drunk college kids because of vomit and chaos. Barth pulled up his own Uber-era video and told a story about driving a group of girls when one drunk girl started
The Marine said he was stationed at Camp Pendleton, and the conversation turned to Oceanside. Barth jumped in with his own connection, saying he grew up there, surfed every day, and remembered the local scene before joking about older women
The Marine shared that after being shot at on a border mission he came home to find his longtime partner had cheated, while their baby was with his mom. Barth related it to his own recent divorce after 18 years and framed it as maybe God re
The Marine joked that U.S. marshals can jump out of a van and grab someone with a warrant. Barth answered that it felt like that had happened to him that same day, then told how a bank teller thought he matched a BOLO, hit the alarm, and he
The Marine described getting into a fight with a roommate after drinking and being pushed too far by the roommate's girlfriend. Barth related through his own sobriety joke, saying he stopped drinking because alcohol kept leading to handcuff
Ryan says being deployed while he has full custody of his four-month-old son is tearing him apart because he fears missing him grow up. Barth relates as a parent, reassures him the baby will not remember this stage, and shares that with his
Ryan explains he is from near Tyler, Texas. Barth connects it to his own football recruiting visit to Tyler, joking that his first impression of the town was seeing a naked man running from the cops.
Ryan explains that overseas he may only be able to call on a satellite phone. Barth relates by mentioning a buddy/family friend currently deployed who calls regularly, then tells Ryan he needs to take Barth’s number with him so he can call
Every moment Barth talks about his faith — tap to listen.
Barth encourages a Marine grieving betrayal to see the painful breakup through the lens of God's will, sharing from his own recent divorce and urging him to trust God's plan even when it makes no sense.
Barth tells the Marine that God may place people in life for a reason but not forever, and reframes the Marine's prayer by pointing out that God brought him safely back to his son.
Barth notices Justin in the chat, says he has been praying for him all day, and offers condolences and care during a difficult time.
In a brief faith-tinged aside during the military discussion, Barth affirms that Christ is the only one worthy of ultimate submission.
Barth frames the Marine’s deployment with faith, telling him to trust the God-given voice inside him, listen to it, and come home safely.
After the conversation turns intense about deployment, Barth reiterates that his advice is to follow the gut feeling he understands as God’s guidance.
Barth responds to a harsh, hurting caller by saying he needs prayers, then later says they will pray the Marine’s family-visit situation works itself out.
When the Marine explains losing college football opportunities after a felony charge, Barth offers a faith-based encouragement that God’s plan is still at work.
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