When do you stand your ground, and when do you just… let it the hell go? In this episode, I’m talking about anger, knowing when to speak up, knowing when to walk away, and figuring out the difference between reacting and actually responding. Because finding your voice is one thing. Learning how to use it without letting your emotions take over? That’s a whole different lesson. I get into a recent situation at school that had me HOT, why I still stand by what I said but wish I had handled it differently, and why sometimes walking away is self-control… and sometimes it’s just avoiding the conversation. I don’t want to care less. I just want to get better at deciding what actually deserves my energy.

So the question is:

Is this worth it?

I've always been a "why" person—but somewhere along the way, I stopped asking. In this episode, I talk about how life, the military, and college shaped the way I question the world, challenge information, navigate difficult conversations, and learn to be okay with being wrong. Maybe we never stopped being curious. Maybe we just stopped asking.

I don't even watch basketball — and I still can't escape WNBA drama. In this episode, I get into bar karaoke beating box scores, a cease-and-desist over a jersey number in a sport I actually follow, and the transgender athletes debate everyone's talking about but nobody's citing real numbers on. Then the twist: turns out the drama might not be hurting ratings — it might be part of what's driving them. Uncomfortable, a little comedic, fully opinionated.

This week I painted my living room and dining room, and it turned into way more than a home project. I get into why I've moved so much in my life, the difference between running from something and running toward something, and how a couch and some stick-on pictures accidentally told me everything about who I used to be. Plus — a real update on the garage studio build (thanks Dad, Chase, and Nathan), what's next on my house project list, and why I think I'm finally becoming who I actually want to be instead of who I thought I was supposed to be.

Dating is basically Halloween now — ghosts who vanish, zombies who come back from the dead, vampires who feed without ever committing. In this episode, I get into the wildest, most unhinged dating stories I've collected, all anonymized. Social media has made it so much worse, and I've got proof. But underneath the chaos, I ask myself a real question: am I the common denominator? Grab your headphones, this one's a ride.

Before the stories get real, you need to actually know who's telling them. This week, I introduce myself properly — Navy vet, hospital corpsman, divorced and rebuilt, two years sober come November — before diving into the real topic: a look at what actually happens in your brain when you trust your gut — and the research on when you shouldn't.

What if moving on isn't about forgiving — it's about deciding to forget? Brittany gets real about healing, loosely-held goals, and why nobody claps for the small wins anymore.

Episode 1: Okay, Dad. You Were Right.

Welcome to the very first episode of Click & Tell. I'm kicking things off with the story of my Saturday spent arguing with a Safelite rep over a windshield repair (spoiler: he was not helpful), then getting into the real reason this podcast exists — a text from my dad at 11:48 AM that finally pushed me to stop joking about starting a show and actually do it. I also talk about interning at Sinclair Communications, getting mentored by an incredible team, and why "real struggles, real opinions, no filter" isn't just a tagline. Grab your headphones — this is Click & Tell.