
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In this episode....
Put the cookie down.
You pooped your pants?
Age epipfany.
Neighborhood Jam menu review.
Title says it all. We have a hodge podge of an episode it goes in all directions.
Today the Brunch Bunch talks about
AI good dog or bad dog?
Should you keep your name when getting married?
You need to watch more movies!
Happy news - Cleaning plastic out of the ocean
Tourist visiting our country
Dogs humping
Topic: "What Would You Do?" Scenarios
Grab your coffee (or mimosa 👀) because this episode gets real… and a little uncomfortable—in the best way.
This week on The Brunch Bunch Live, the crew dives into a series of classic—and not-so-classic—"What would you do?" scenarios that test your morals, instincts, and honesty. You might think you know how you'd react… but do you really?
Postitive Story
Erin you eat food how?
Super Bowl Half Time Show
The Men's (again)
Yes I am making you listen to the show this week to get all the context to the topics.
In this episode of The Brunch Bunch Live, the crew dives into three powerful and deeply human conversations that connect health, work culture, and personal growth.
Improving Cancer Survival: What Really Makes a DifferenceWe talk about the biggest factors contributing to improved cancer survival today, including:
Early detection and awareness
Advances in treatment and medical research
The role of mindset, support systems, and staying engaged in care
The conversation focuses on what people can control, without sugarcoating the realities of the disease.
Blue-Collar vs. White-Collar Men: Health, Culture, and SilenceThe group breaks down the cultural differences between blue-collar and white-collar men, especially when it comes to:
Health awareness and doctor visits
Pride, toughness, and "pushing through" pain
Funny segment about watching his sister make bad decisions and how those decisions became a blue print on what not to do.
In this episode of The Brunch Bunch Live, the crew dives into a powerful and timely conversation about civil rights, kindness, and nostalgia.
We unpack Minnijean Brown-Trickey's recent interview on NPR, reflecting on her role as one of the Little Rock Nine, the impact of her story, and what it teaches us about resilience, growth, and the times we're living in now.
Then we switch gears into something lighter—but still meaningful—with a heartwarming story out of Canada: a man who rides the bus and performs small acts of kindness, reminding fellow passengers of "The Power of a Smile." This one hit us right in the feelings!
And of course…it wouldn't be Brunch Bunch Live without some laughs and side quests as we take a nostalgic trip through the 60s, 80s, and 90s, talking about the moments, memories, and old-school vibes that shaped us.
Grab your plate and pull up—this one's got heart, history, and humor.
In this week's episode the Bunch talks about
From the publisher's feed