We say goodbye to former Hot 101.5 personality Chase! He’s not leaving the company, just the on-air part of his career with Hot. We go down memory lane and find out what he’s planning for the future!

We’re back after two weeks off and ready to talk through our vacations. Scott’s family dealt with an unexpected loss, Holly questioned her parenting and her sanity, and Miguel learned lessons on friendship, love, and family.

We look back on the mess of a year that was 2020, take stock of a current adventure Scott is completing this weekend, and share our resolutions for 2021.

The year sucked, but our guest today has invented something that makes it suck a little less! We also take away some insight into the paths we’re each on and what we really want out of life.

We’re dealing with various health issues we fill you in on here. Miguel turns the discussion toward politics, since we haven’t yet dissected the election…and oh boy, if you’re sensitive or not into politics, this one might not be for you.

We’re joined by a mystery guest regarding a big career opportunity that Scott embarks on this weekend. Then we take a HUGE twist and get a little apocalyptic about the COVID vaccine…

We finally address the awkward moment when Miguel and Holly once kissed. We also figure out why many of us push ourselves to work through pain, and Holly educates the guys on the drinking game “a-hole.”

We’ve talked about the loss of Scott’s mom this year, but we haven’t yet visited the change that happened prior to her passing. Buckle up for a deep, insightful, heartfelt update on Scott’s personal life.

We talk to our very first show producer, Nicci! She was with us when we first started on Hot 101.5 in 2015 and is now hosting her own body-positive podcast. Things have definitely changed as we go over the old days!

We talk with Danielle Bayard Jackson, certified Friendship Coach! What IS a Friendship Coach? We find out and get answers to questions like “How do I make new friends?” and “How do I break up with a friend?” and “How many friends can one person sustain?”