Danswers (With Dan Donohue)

Dan is back on the road and back in your heart. He talks a little but about the election, being lonely, and just has a hoot on this one.

Dan is back from the road and has a lot to say about people who yelp. He talks about iPad kids and a now cat video he's obsessed with.

Dan sits back down for an all new Danswers Podcast. He talks about his road experence, his inability to celebrate, and how he LOVES to ruin good things. Enjoy the pod, subscribe, like, and comment!Live show tickets :https://linktr.ee/notbaddan

Dan talks about his heroic past. Hes really humble about it, maybe too humble. he also feilds some questions and talks about a music festival that went too loud!

Dan talks about the election before diving into the topic of stress reduction. He also answers questions about virility and dating before talking about something that made him cry.

Dans fame and power accumulates, he has been on the road but has returned to give you this awe inspiring pod. Dan talks about saying I told you so and loosing things. Please check out the patreon.

Dan has a big rant about celebrities and how they sell to us with out any accountability. He sites the fact that there are people who are vulnerable to marketing that can easily fall for these clever lies. He also talks about having a hard time and how to manage

Dan discusses one of the most mysterious events someone can go through: a woman touching his arm. He explores it through both personal experience and wild speculation.

In this episode of Danswers, our resident expert Dan dives into some tricky social dilemmas. Ever wondered how women can make the first move on men? Dan shares his insights and tips for breaking the ice with confidence! Dan also tackles the delicate issue of how to tell a friend they have a hygiene problem. Whether it's bad breath or body odor, these conversations can be tough. Dan offers practical advice on approaching the subject sensitively and maintaining your friendship.

Jared Goldstein sits down with Dan to talk about self help and why it can be too restrictive, he also speaks about issues with confrontation.