Miguel and Holly Uncensored

Don’t call her a psychic medium, although she has the abilities! Soul Worker Stacy can channel souls and energy from all people, past and present. Miguel has had readings with her that are spot on, and we ask her about her abilities. This one’s fascinating!

Holly recounts the struggles of being a new parent, as we curse the comparison impact that social media has had on parenting. Miguel notices a similar feeling when it comes to a certain aspect of gay culture.

We had a pretty deep conversation about what it means to be an ally to the LGBTQ+ community. Are straight allies welcome at Pride celebrations? How should they best show support?

Former Bachelor Colton Underwood comes out, and Miguel gives unique perspective on how someone who was supposedly “the straightest dude in America” is actually gay. We’re joined by our radio friends Kramer & Jess from Baltimore.

An impromptu show meeting turns into an emotionally vulnerable conversation about our roles on the show. Turns out we’ve ALL been keeping some things from each other. Holly also shares the roadblock she’s been struggling with in regards to her ex-husband.

Scotty is running into problem after problem in his newly single life. This weekend he nearly got into a bar fight when he accidentally tangled with married women! Miguel and Holly give tips and guidance, but are they giving accurate advice after having been out of the dating game for so long?

We all currently have friend situations in which we might be the “crappy friend.” We figure out what it means to really communicate in friendships and relationships, and celebrate keeping our boundaries.

We noticed that Scott seems upset today. After some probing we find out why, and we realize just how hard it is to reach out and ask for help when you need it.

Scott had an awkward encounter with a guy friend and a lady friend this weekend! We unpack Scott’s feelings of worthiness and jealousy. Also, Miguel shares the fear he had surrounding his engagement photos.

Which one of us cried when we didn’t get into the college of our choice? We describe our own college experiences, and Miguel explains why the Varsity Blues documentary is so powerful.