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In the heartfelt finale of the So Much podcast, hosts Becs and Erin bid an emotional farewell as Becs prepares to leave Palmas, marking the end of their beloved show. Kicking off with Becs' signature dad jokes, the episode dives into the big announcement of her departure, reflections on their favorite European adventures, and breaking the news to Erin. The duo shares laughs over Becs' upcoming travel plans, her quirky humor, and a touching "Soul Steep" moment, while reminiscing about their love for Palmas. With fun segments like casting their movie doppelgängers, choosing animal sidekicks, and a rapid-fire Q&A where Becs answers for Erin, this episode is a bittersweet celebration of their journey, filled with humor, heart, and a nod to Becs' unique perspective.
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Kelli Schutrop, a vibrant newcomer to Puerto Rico, joins hosts Erin and Becs to share her journey of settling into Palmas del Mar with an infectious, golden retriever-like enthusiasm. She recounts how she and her family chose Palmas as their new home, drawn by its community and island allure, and reflects on the surprises and challenges of the move, from navigating cultural differences to embracing the slower pace. Kelli, a fractional CMO and LinkedIn trainer, weaves her professional expertise into the conversation, offering insights on building connections in a new place. Her stories highlight serendipitous moments, like attending events that unexpectedly shape her path, and she shares a tip for a “newbie survival kit” to help others ease into Puerto Rican life.
The episode takes playful turns as Kelli dives into lighthearted topics, from her love for a particular Puerto Rican spot to her stance on karaoke and secret dance moves when no one’s watching. She opens up about quirky personal confessions, like a guilty-pleasure song and a fictional character who would play her in her life story, keeping the mood fun and relatable. Kelli also touches on her kids’ adjustment to island life and her family’s open-ended plans for staying in Puerto Rico, blending optimism with adaptability. From WhatsApp group favorites to imagining who’d play her in a movie, Kelli’s warmth shines through, capped by a nod to her dream destination, Cinque Terre, Italy, tying her adventurous spirit to her new chapter in Palmas.
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Joyce Sharkey, a long-time visitor to Palmas del Mar, shares her deep connection to the Puerto Rican resort community, reflecting on 35 years of experiences. She describes her early days visiting Palmas, painting a picture of a quieter, less developed paradise, and contrasts it with the vibrant community it has become. Joyce highlights what she loves most about Palmas today—its blend of natural beauty, tight-knit community, and modern amenities—while noting the significant changes, such as expanded infrastructure and a more diverse social scene. Her stories emphasize a sense of belonging, with her growing family finding joy in the traditions and memories built there over decades.
Joyce also dives into her involvement with the Palmas Ladies Community Club (PLCC), where she’s played an active role in fostering community spirit through charitable and social initiatives. She recounts a standout PLCC event that left a lasting impact, showcasing the group’s commitment to enriching Palmas. Beyond community work, Joyce shares insights from her career, offering practical advice, and reflects on parenting changes over time. She rounds out her story with personal touches—like her favorite Palmas restaurant and go-to spot for guests—while offering tips for newcomers on embracing the island’s charm, all woven with nostalgia for the evolving power grid and travel challenges of yesteryear.
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In the podcast, guest Rachel Hamilton shares her cannabis journey, kicking off with a fun chat about jazz before diving into personal experiences. Hosts Erin and Becs recount how they met Rachel, setting up her reflections on a key moment in her cannabis path. The conversation explores cannabis’s health benefits, emphasizing its therapeutic potential, and shifts to surprising facts about wheatgrass’s nutritional value. Rachel dives into her deep interest in cannabis’s complexities, introducing the High-Tea Society, a community blending cannabis culture with social connection.
The discussion turns playful as Rachel picks her must-have cannabis product for a desert island scenario and debunks a major misconception about cannabis, clearing up a common myth. Erin, Becs, and Rachel also dive into quirky cannabis trends, highlighting the industry’s oddities. A lively rapid-fire cannabis segment keeps the energy high, followed by relaxed tea talk. The hosts and Rachel muse humorously on how cannabis might have influenced historical periods like the Wild West or Roaring 20s. The episode wraps with tips on cooking with cannabis and Rachel’s multifaceted role as a yoga instructor and beyond, linking her wellness journey to her cannabis advocacy.
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This episode of "There's So Much I Don’t Know About You" launches with an air of intrigue as the hosts continue to tease the mystery guest, dubbed "The Man, The Myth, The ???," keeping listeners hooked from the start. The hosts circle back to peeling away the mystery guests’ layers, asking what people get wrong about them and revealing a wild journey from turning a $25 Dunkin’ Donuts gift card to owning a 1985 Mercedes Benz, showcasing their unpredictable life story.
Our special guest reflects on a variety of random questions by Becs ( & Jordan). Quirky topics, cheeky commercials & subtle hints sprinkled throughout the episode give you hints to the mystery guest's identity. We end with a rapid-fire Q&A session & a plug to sponsor the “So Much” podcast. You will leave this episode buzzing with curiosity and laughs about this enigmatic figure.
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This episode of "There's So Much I Don’t Know About You" kicks off with an engaging surprise guest, setting a playful tone for the episode. Early on, Becs delivers a spot-on Owen Wilson impression that sparks laughter, while the guest reveals their love for golf and introduce us to their alias names for the show, Jack and Diane. The conversation quickly shifts to their experience in Puerto Rico (PR), exploring how long they’ve been there and diving into the quirks of a place called Palmas. The episode flows into a discussion about Palmas groups and how the guest first learned about this intriguing community, blending humor with curiosity about its social dynamics and even touching on a "Darwinism effect" that shapes its evolution.
Food takes center stage as they discuss favorite Palmas restaurants, dream cuisines for the area, and the guest’s magical baking skills—highlighted by a "Muffin Man" reference and their go-to midnight snack. It’s a rollercoaster of laughs, quirks, and unexpected revelations that keeps the energy high throughout.
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In this episode, we sit down with Joe Wiens—former actor, current musician, low-key lifeguard, and full-time Palmas character. From performing a Dave Matthews Band cover of “Satellite” to writing a Covid-inspired anthem titled “Drink Vicariously” (which, yes, is as amazing as it sounds), Joe walks us through the winding, hilarious, and heartfelt path that led him from side gigs and screen time to sunsets and songcraft in Puerto Rico.
We talk about his early dreams, why Chicago PD will always be part of his story, and how the Palmas Farmers Market helped launch him into the local music scene. He shares his favorite Palmas house party moments, his animal sidekick of choice (think: musical spirit guide), and his surprising knack for teaching music to kids and adults alike.
Plus, don’t miss our rapid-fire questions and a surprise duet with Erin of Dawes’ “All Your Favorite Bands”—a perfect closer to an episode filled with warmth, laughter, and unexpected left turns.
You’ll laugh, you’ll vibe, you might even go find Joe on Spotify. And honestly? You should.
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We welcomed Courtney McComas from Evolution Wellness Martial Arts (EWMA) in our latest episode. Courtney shared the origin story of EWMA and explained the distinct differences between Judo and Jiujitsu. She detailed the eclectic class offerings at EWMA, which now include foot stepping, sound healing, and more, aiming to foster both physical prowess and spiritual growth. We delved into philosophical discussions about self-actualization, Courtney's vision for a community garden, and reflections on her personal journey that led to the creation of EWMA.
The episode took an entertaining turn with Courtney discussing her and Curtis's vision for making Palmas a Blue Zone, where health and longevity are prioritized. Playful questions revealed what daily task Courtney would comically replace and imagined her as mayor of a Monopoly-ruled town. Courtney's unique talents, like Mongolian Throat Singing, and her multiple musical abilities were highlighted. The episode concluded with a rapid-fire segment, surprises from her 30th birthday, and a preview of what EWMA has planned for 2025.
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00:45 Meet Courtney McComas, Evolution Wellness Martial Arts
04:35 When did this idea emerge?
06:30 What’s the difference between Judo & Jiujitsu?
09:00 Classes offered as of Dec 2024 include foot stepping, sound healing, Judo, Jiujitsu & more
12:30 Self-actualizing as humans
14:40 Future community garden space
16:40 Courtney’s past life
20:00 Is it both you & Curtis behind the vision of EWMA?
21:00 Mongolian Throat Singing!
24:00 Making Palmas a Blue Zone
25:15 If you could replace one daily task with a ridiculous alternative, what would it be?
26:55 You wake up one morning to find out you’ve become the mayor of a town where every law is based on the rules of Monopoly.
29:05 If your life had a theme song that played every time you entered a room, what would it be, and how would you feel if it was something really embarrassing, like "The Chicken Dance"?
29:55 What happened to the Palmas band?
31:25 Something unique about Courtney - tune in to find out!
32:35 Rapid Fire
34:00 Unpacking Rapid Fire
36:30 30th Birthday Surprise
48:40 How many instruments do you play?
49:10 What to expect from EWMA in 2025
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In the podcast "There's So Much I Don't Know About You," co-host Erin Cell introduces her mother, Terry Biege, affectionately known by various nicknames like Tenny, T, or Grandma T. The episode kicks off with Erin finding herself "on the hot seat," setting the stage for a lively discussion filled with personal anecdotes. Topics quickly shift to humorous and relatable experiences, such as car wrecks and speeding tickets, with Terry sharing her own entertaining story about getting caught speeding. This leads into a nostalgic recounting of memorable incident where Terry drove around town in her nightie searching for Erin, showcasing her quirky and determined personality.
As the episode progresses, the dynamic between Erin and Terry unfolds further, touching on everything from Erin’s childhood mischief—like using a fake ID and accidentally singeing her hair in high school—to Terry’s reflections on her daughter’s assertive nature and loyalty to friends. Highlights include a tale of the "worst punishment ever," a Glamour Shots photoshoot, and Terry sending Erin’s friend home early from a trip.
The podcast wraps up with lighthearted exchanges about Erin’s childhood personality, her penchant for smut books, and even conspiracy theories paired with shirtless travels. Ending with much mother/daughter love.
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In this podcast episode, hosts Becs and Erin chat with Jeff McMahon, a fitness trainer (not related to Ed McMahon), who shares his journey from starting out training John Lee Dumas & Kate Dumas to becoming the celebrity trainer of Palmas. Jeff discusses his unique approach to making fitness enjoyable, his special qualities as a trainer, and living with colorblindness. The conversation also touches on his dislike for Kansas City, his thoughts on AI in fitness, his love for Taekwondo, and some personal anecdotes, including his favorite Palmas restaurant. They explore whether Jeff has any OCD tendencies and what he would do if he wasn't in fitness, with Jeff providing entertaining "Jeff-isms" throughout the episode.
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"There's So Much I Don't Know About You" is an entertaining and insightful podcast hosted by Becs and Erin, set in the vibrant community of Palmas Del Mar. Each episode invites listeners into engaging conversations with a diverse array of local guests. From intriguing personal stories to hidden gems of the community, Becs and Erin uncover the rich tapestry of lives and experiences within Palmas Del Mar. Join in for laughter, revelations, and the simple joy of getting to know the person next door.
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