What happens when kindness beats politics, anger goes viral, friendship gets real, and a protein shake makes you look like you crapped yourself?

In this episode of All About the Biscuit, I bounce between laughter, frustration, and some honest reflection on the world we’re living in right now. We talk about a 20-year-old mayor in a tiny Iowa town who won simply by showing up and being kind—proof that leadership doesn’t have to be loud or angry to work.

Then we dive into why so many people seem permanently furious on social media, yelling into their phones and forgetting they’re live for the world to see. When did outrage become the personality?

I also slow it down for a real moment—sharing what it felt like to learn that a longtime friend is quietly battling alcoholism, and why showing up matters more than fixing anyone.

And because life has a sense of humor, we wrap it all with a chocolate protein shake disaster that turned my car seat—and my dignity—into a crime scene.

This episode is funny, raw, a little spicy, and very human.
If you’ve ever laughed at the absurd, questioned the anger, or needed a reminder that decency still exists—this one’s for you.

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🧈 Butter your biscuit.

"I have a disease." Those words hit hard. Hearing a friend admit they're an alcoholic changes everything.

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Didn't spill it. Didn't miss my mouth. Just…dropped it. No arthritis. No bumps. Just "Well son of a biscuit." Guess I'm sitting in it.

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Brewskis by the fire, reflecting on 2025. Reached out to an old friend. His reply: "I have a disease." Be a better friend.

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Woke up in dead silence to rustling in the bathroom. Thought a burglar was inside! Armed with my pew-pew, I stealthily cleared every corner. Turns out, no one was there. False alarm!

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A 20-year-old woman got elected mayor of a town of 144 people in Iowa just by being nice and kind. An administrator suggested she run, and she won by over 70%!

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Everyone’s Busy… Cool.

This week on All About the Biscuit, we’re calling out the weird flex of modern life: when “being busy” becomes a personality trait. You know the type—always slammed, always behind, always “circling back” three days later.

Spoiler alert: Being busy doesn’t automatically mean important. Sometimes it just means disorganized, bad at communicating, or dodging a simple text back.

We talk about the difference between actually busy and chronically unavailable, how slow responses create unnecessary chaos, and why basic communication skills shouldn’t be a luxury item.

And before anyone gets defensive—yes, this podcast is still a work in progress. I’m figuring it out in real time, getting better every week, and probably calling myself out just as much as anyone else. Growth over perfection.

Expect laughs, a few uncomfortable truths, and that moment where you realize… yeah, this one might be about you. Or someone you know who’s “swamped” but somehow still online.

Pull up a seat. Grab a biscuit. Let’s talk about it.

People are too "busy" to communicate. No, you're not. If you're that busy, manage your time better. You have the time.

Episode drops Wednesdays @ 7 AM

My wife's a pot hoarder! 37 pots! She finally let me take them away. Annie Pots cleared space...until she finds new ones! 😂

Episode drops Wednesdays @ 7 AM

Marriage: when your internal timeline means *nothing*. "Salty boy?" I'll be your salty boy. 🤣

Episode drops Wednesday @ 7 AM