Puddy’s Podcast

The mouse in my ceiling is still active and has now officially entered the stream as a recurring guest star. On the bright side, I finally got back into voice acting again. On the less bright side: cruise ship hantavirus outbreak. This feels like three separate save files got corrupted together.

This episode runs through a wild mix of headlines and hot takes—from a shocking incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson breakup drama. There’s a quick WrestleMania recap, some real-life “mouse in the house” stress, and a funny realization about having a very specific type. We also touch on Game of Thrones’ 15th anniversary confusion and wrap up with thoughts on the latest Ticketmaster ruling.

This week I recap my much needed night out from the second row, plenty of leg room, and Megan Thee Stallion making her Broadway debut and stealing the show. From there, it’s the reality check: $30 hot dogs and water, $50 drinks, and then I vent a little (okay, a lot) about my latest pet peeves. We tap into the WNBA Draft and wrap with some “wait, this is actually smart” news: Chicago’s library hookup for students and a wild new way to turn trash into clean energy.

Great night, questionable prices, and a few thoughts you didn’t ask for.

I talk about the Artemis landing and pretend I fully understand space, then get real about a situation where I was definitely being manipulated, some character development, I guess. I also dive in about how uncomforable buying certain items can be, and catch on some life updates. Such as, Broadway here I come, liver cleanse is rejected, and Crypto ups and downs.

This week I open up about the unexpected guilt of moving on and how it might be holding me back from actually putting myself out there. I also get into what “self-care” really means, my first confusing dive into crypto, and questioning some questionable Instagram purchases. Then end with a quick look at NASA’s Artemis II mission and what it means for the future of space travel.

This episode reflects on a 25th high school reunion invite and how social media has reshaped connection, blending nostalgia with a heavy, emotional week marked by missed plans, medication struggles, and everyday frustrations. Through it all, there’s an honest look at loneliness, guilt, and finding unexpected support—even in unlikely places—balanced by hopeful stories, including a breakthrough turning plastic waste into Parkinson’s treatment and how Tommy Tutone’s iconic song helped inspire a cancer support helpline, reminding us that meaning can show up where we least expect it.

In this episode, I talk about surviving workplace layoffs and somehow becoming the new payroll guy because I’m the only one who knows how to use a computer. Plus, how I need to start looking for Broadway tickets because Megan Thee Stallion is making her debut, latest cooking updates, break down this year’s Academy Awards and why they’re actually called the Oscars.

It’s my birthday—and apparently Mercury is in retrograde, which may or may not explain the chaos. I’m unpacking what that actually means, spiraling (a little) about the possibility of war with Iran, and sharing wild strategy tips from a Monopoly world champion. Plus, how do you even sign up for that? Astrology, anxiety, and Boardwalk in one birthday episode.

This week, I unpack getting diagnosed with depression — and the fun plot twist where my doctor keeps disappearing like it’s a medical soap opera. I also discuss my ongoing battle with learning Spanish (my brain said “no hablo functioning”) and go down a hopeful little rabbit hole about a possible cure for colds and coughs. It’s honest, a bit chaotic, and proof that healing — and rolling your R’s — is a journey.

This week I’m breaking down the Super Bowl esperience from the food, to the commercials, the halftime show (yes, I have thoughts), and the lost bets that had me yelling at the TV. I also talk about how I survived Valentine’s Day with my dignity mostly intact, and we take a minute to show love to Brad Arnold of 3 Doors Down and James Van Der Beek from Dawson's Creek. It’s laughs, frustration, and a little heart all in one episode.