We welcome the "COOL" TJ Glover who we had the pleasure to meet at the Night of Superstars.
He introduces us to the All American Premium Wheat Vodka perfected in Texas. MVP Vodka is distilled 6X, making it gluten free even though its made with wheat. He is an investor and President of Sales.
Roy Lee Williams, is a former American college and professional football player who was a safety in the National Football League for nine seasons. He is the main boss behind MVP Vodka. BJ Johnson who is also a football player is the co founder of MVP Vodka.
We learn about the beginning when they would all meet to test all their favorite vodkas. Bernie asks how they went about creating a special, different recipe to stand out in the flooded Vodka market.
We cannot believe that the name MVP Vodka was available for them.
They have been in business for 4 years and it can be found at Specs, Goody Goody, Total Wine stores.
They also have a deal with MGM in Las Vegas.
TJ tells us how difficult it is to get into stores.
He shares with us that it was a 2 year process to come up with the bottles, manufacturing etc.
They want a show bottle that stands out on the shelves. We learn that night clubs want money to get your alcohol into the bar and to make it a feature.
The big brands have major pull.
TJ tells us that the goal for MVP Vodka is acquisition.
The deal with MGM came about with Celebrity Bar Tender Russel Davis from TV's popular Bar Rescue series.
MVP Vodka has amazing recipes on their website that everyone should try. We also learn that Vodka can relieve jelly fish stings.
Then TJ tells us all about Friday Night Lights and he just went home for his 20 year reunion for the 1999 National Championship team. They even got inducted into the Midland, Texas Hall of Fame.
We learn all about TJ's private life, how he grew up, his road to college, his journey to playing on the Arena Football Team Lubbock Lone Stars for 4 years. He met his wife who is a 6 foot tall stunner and has
a 1 and 3 year old.
Find mvpvodka on all social media handles.
P and P Talk with Miss Polly:
Have you ever fantasized about a sexual encounter with the same sex?
This segment is quite possibly one of our funniest segments we have ever done. Definitely worth a listen.
Question of the Day:
You have broken up with your long term partner of 4 plus years, 5 months ago. Do you text them for their birthday?
The banter is once again super funny. Don't miss it.

We start the show by introducing Gabrielle’s son and Marcella’s brother Gino Raneri as one of our new co hosts. He is 26 years old, single and a tennis coach at Brookhaven Country Club in Dallas, texas. Then we jump right into our topic about nudism and Marcella informs Gino that his grandmother is a nudist, which prompts Gino’s memory of seeing nude grandma by the pool when he was younger. Gabrielle then shares her nightmare experience when her parents forced her to go to a nudist camp beach vacation in the former Yugoslavia. We cannot believe that there is actually an American Association for Nude Recreation. Somehow the conversation turns to the TV Show Real Sex. We find out that the second Saturday in July has been officially declared as National Skinny Dipping Day. Then we talk about the show Naked and Afraid. We learn all about Nude Festivals with live music, nude games, cruises, 5 K runs, Beer Mile Runs, Beer Pongs, Clubs etc. We talk about Marcella’s experience in a Coop Finnish Sauna in Austria when she was a teenager.We learn that there are no orgies or any sexual activity allowed in nudist environments unless you are in private.We decide to send Bernie on a nudist excursion as part of his journalistic duties. Penis and Pussy Talk with Miss Polly:We ask Miss Polly if she is a Nudist or would become one?We also ask her who would need to see a sex therapist. Question of the day: Would you care if your partner never posted you on Instagram?

We learn that a Gigolo charges wealthy women $ 500 an hour and can earn $ 15.000 a week. We learn that some 18 year old girls pay a Gigolo to lose their virginity. This confuses Bernie very much. We learn what women really want behind closed doors and why this Gigolo’s clients pay for sex. This Gigolo tells that he received a $ 1000 tip from a husband to have sex with his wife. This discussion leads to our Porn star friend Emily Austin and we tell Bernie that her husband loves to watch her have sex with several guys at once. Somehow the conversation turns to Sugar Babies that are in serious relationships but still see their Sugar Daddies on the side without their boyfriends knowledge. The Gigolo tells us that the most requested service is the 50 Shades of gray experience. If you are getting lame sex at home say something. We encourage people to be honest in their relationships and ask for what they want. We discuss that if there is no sex in the relationship it usually falls apart. Gabrielle reveals that every city has Gigolo hangouts. Then we discuss Gigolos having sex with married couples which leads to a discussion about double penetration.This discussion takes a crazy turn and we are all so uncomfortable that we end up calling Miss Polly so she can explain it all to us and she tells us if that makes a guy gay. Penis and Pussy Talk with Miss Polly Segment: Would you hire a Gigolo? Absolutely hilarious discussionQuestion of the Day: What kind of underwear do you prefer wearing?

We welcome back Randy Sullivan whose life resembles Breaking Bad Live and this is part 2 of his story. Please listen and watch Episode 173 to learn all the details about his Dad and what life was like for Randy.
In this episode we learn all about the tough times Randy went through putting himself through college being extremely poor. He still has a visible scar from all the times he gave blood so he could have money to eat.
We learn all about Randy being a Playboy through highschool and college years - then becoming a Christian and extremely active in the church.
He got married very young to a beautiful wife and they have 2 amazing children that Randy is very proud of.
Randy talks to us about working for multiple companies that promised to give him equity if he helped grow the business, but that never happened.
In one particular instance he discovered fraud, but instead of the owner believing him he ended up getting fired. He then decided to open his own business, so nobody could ever give him empty promises again.
The conversation then turns very passionate about marriage, stay at home Mom's, working Dad's. Husbands not understanding all the difficulties stay at home Mom's endure. Husbands not feeling appreciated. Getting married too young.
Spouses talking bad about each other.
Definitely a segment that needs to be heard.

In this episode with Colleen Michaelis and James McClenahan we discuss Shatterproof which has become a National Force for families who are dealing with addiction and need help and support.
Colleen talks about her experience with Shatterproof last year and the incredible support their family received after their sons Tommy McClenahans death.
In 4 1/2 weeks they raised over $ 11.000 and were the second largest fundraiser for Shatterproof in Dallas. Parents, students and teachers of the school Colleen teaches at, as well as many friends participated.
The speakers at the event had a humongous impact on the kids and several 5th graders did their year end projects on addiction.
Colleen is proud that they are spreading the word in little bits and pieces.
Colleen spoke to a book club about Dopesick and tells us that none of the parents knew the link from hydrocodone to heroin.
She was also interviewed by the Dallas Morning News about the Han Gil hotel after it was raided. Rick Calvert the federal prosecutor came out to speak to everyone in Coppell, TX about this situation.
The Han Gil, once a nursing home and then a hellhole off Royal Lane only blocks from Herbert Marcus Elementary, was a place where meth and coke were manufactured and sold. Where women were trafficked. Where people were beaten, burned and shot. Where young men and women overdosed, their corpses dumped in faraway locations.
Even though there is no proof that Tommy was ever at this hotel, but the story is important to get out how disruptive and awful addiction is.
The Coppell Police contacted Rick Calvert because 3 kids from Coppell died and the drugs were traced back to the Han Gil Hotel. When it got raided 80 % of the license plates of the cars there were from Coppell.
The district got a lot of backlash when Rick Calvert came to speak because it made a lot of people uncomfortable. Parents were upset that now their children would know where to go to get drugs.
Colleen says No - now they are armed with the knowledge where to stay away from.
She tells us how she talks to as many students possible and how she was interviewed by Michael Molthan from M2 The Rock and he came out on Team Tommy Day and how incredibly powerful and special that was.
We learn that now the drug dealer gets charged with manslaughter if someone dies of an overdose.
Colleen tells us when she personally met Nic and David Scheff from the movie Beautiful Boy. She got to tell them about Tommy and their mission to end the stigma.
Colleen highly recommends that every child from the ages of 12 on and their parents read the book "HIGH" Everything you want to know about drugs, alcohol and addiction.
If we educate kids they are going to be armed with information when they are faced with the decision. Colleen wants every school district to adopt this book for mandatory reading.
97% of heroin users started with a prescription medication, which was either prescribed to them, or taken from a friend or someones medicine cabinet.
Colleen shows us her new tattoo and reads us a letter she just found that Tommy wrote to her when he was 19 years old and in his first rehab treatment center.
It is beyond powerful and Colleen is so incredibly brave to share this letter with everyone. She wants other parents going through this to know that it is not their fault and not to let guilt consume them.
We are in awe of Colleen and James's special friendship and how they have managed to support each other through the worst of times as ex spouses. Colleen says that everyone wants someone to blame, yet that is not going to bring Tommy back.
Colleen is very thankful to all the people that have allowed her to speak, their family and friends, their community and her school district.
She is happy to say that we as a nation are becoming more aware.
You can find Colleen on facebook under Colleen Michaelis and on instagram under coll727.

James McClenahan and Colleen Michaelis are beyond brave to share their story about the overdose death of their beautiful son Tommy McClenahan on August 10, 2018.
They are helping many people that are listening and might be in this exact situation and possibly missing important signs that can change the outcome of their story.
Colleen came on this show less than 3 months after Tommy passed away and you can hear her brave testimony in episodes 77 and 78. Since then she has tirelessly worked to bring awareness and education to this
opioid crisis not only in the small town of Coppell but all over the country.
This episode we get a first hand look inside the grief of a Dad. James takes us through his memories of being Tommy's Dad from the time he was little and how he was just naturally great at everything.
He tells us that even though Tommy struggled he was always convinced that he would beat the disease of addiction. Up until a month before his death there was every indication he was beating the disease.
Even though James noticed signs in early highschool he never understood how powerful and highly addictive these opioids were.
Colleen says that Tommy had so much greatness that as a parent you allow that to cloud your vision because you believe that he will stop anything that is silly and the greatness will take over.
Colleen warns everyone that in addition to prescription medications all drugs are being laced with Fentanyl or Oxycontin because drug dealers know that will bring the customers back.
Most people don't even realize that the Xanax bars are also laced with it and they take those at parties.
The Fentanyl issue is so deadly. Fentanyl was initially used for pain treatment in severe cancer patients.
Fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin and 2 tiny little grains can kill a man. It is extremely powerful.
James and Colleen have made it their mission to get the word out and get people and parents aware of how truly dangerous it is.
James tells us about the time Tommy had a sports injury and was prescribed opioids.
2 1/2 millions of people are addicted to opiods. You can be addicted to hydrocodone in 3 days.
There is a huge misconception that once people complete drug rehab they are going to be fine going on with life but reality is they need treatment for the rest of their life.
James bravely and tearfully takes us through the day when he found out that Tommy passed away. He leaned on his best friends that were right by his side. He had to call Colleen and his son Ben, Tommy's brother.
Both Colleen and James are so grateful to the town of Coppell, Texas and all their friends who rallied around them. James says he doesn't know how people do it without support.
Colleen tells us that the average age in Texas of children experimenting with alcohol and smoking is age 11!!!!!!!
Colleen warns everyone to be very vigilant with what you are prescribed. When kids have been given opioids and medication for one thing or another it makes them way more prone to addiction when they are older.
With opioids it takes on average 8 years of relapsing, being sober, relapsing, being sober to get 1 full year of sobriety. That is very daunting and almost too much to handle.
James shares about his experience at Encore, which is an after care program from the rehab facility Unplugged where Tommy was. He went to a reception held for Tommy and was blown away by how many people showed up.
Addiction makes good people do bad things. It changes and rewires the brain to make it think you need this drug like you need food and water.
James talks about how hard it is on Tommy's younger brother to have lost the person that he always looked up to. Tommy was the 8th drug related death in Coppell of Coppell High School graduated students in 2018.
With Colleen's leadership together with the superintendent and the principles of the Coppell school district they are focused on educating parents, students and focusing on kids emotional wellness. They are making sure kids have good coping skills.
There is no one solution.
We like to think in Coppell like so many other suburbs we live in a bubble. It's time to burst that bubble. If you think that we do not have drug issues you either live under a rock or are severely misinformed.

Randy Sullivan, realtor with Keller Williams and host of Bourbon Real Talk Podcast joins us in this episode that ends up being like a real life Breaking Bad Movie.
Randy tells us that his Dad was a meth manufacturer that had a meth lab in their garage. His house got raided when he was 6 years old and he remembers every detail and gives a
riveting account of all that went down that night.
Both his Mom and Dad got arrested. His Dad was in prison for about 5 years the first time. His parents got divorced while his Dad was in prison and his Mom married his uncle.
His Step Dad was always supportive of him and a great person, sadly he recently had a stroke and is now a paraplegic.
When his Dad got out of prison he and his younger brother lived a happy, normal life for a few years, spending every other weekend having fun at their Dad's house.
Sadly that didn't last and his Mom and Randy who is by now a teenager start suspecting that his Dad is yet again dealing drugs.
Randy remembers the day when he walked into his Dad's house and it was again a meth lab. Shortly after that his place got raided again and he got thrown back into prison.
Turns out it was Randy's Godfather that wore a wire and ratted out his Dad.
His Dad was in prison over half of his life. We hear about some prison rules that are very interesting.
Randy didn't drink until age 28 and never smoked or did drugs. He went to Texas A&M and wanted to make a better life for himself.
His brother sadly went a totally different route, always looking for the get rich quick scheme.
He was wild and after 9/11 joined the military. Even though he didn't get deployed he was at a training ground at Fort Polk, Louisiana. His brother always had to play the part of the terrorist.
Even though he never saw active combat he was always hunted. He had to live in the woods, eating bugs. He had severe PTSD and struggled finding his path.
Sometimes he would threaten suicide but Randy did not believe him.
After leaving the military he got duped by a company that took advantage of him and never paid him. He was at the end of his ropes and got into a fight with his wife.
Walked away and killed himself. He killed himself as a right handed man with his left hand, which is called an off handed shooting.
Randy is a huge advocate to get help for mental health.
Randy himself took such a different path in his life and he is not a quitter and will fight through any adversities. As a matter of fact he welcomes any struggle thrown his way.
Randy has a beautiful wife and 2 amazing children.
He gives the most important parenting advice at the end of the show.
You can find Randy at kwfrisco Realty
and you can listen to his podcast on all podcast hosting hubs or on www.bourbonrealtalk.com and you can find them on youtube and instagram.

Miranda Landers is our special guest. She owns a mobile spray tan company called "Bronzed To Glow".
We learn that she customizes each tan to each individuals skin tone.
She talks about growing up in Springtown, Texas and moving to New Jersey as a nanny for 6 years.
We find out that she felt like something wasn't quite right with her body and was diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2014 at the age of 31 by Dr. Cynthia English.
When giving her the bad news the doctor cried and insisted on quick treatment since Miranda is in her child bearing years. Sadly the cancer was more aggressive than originally thought
and she had to have an immediate hysterectomy.
Miranda really struggled with the fact that she would never be able to have children and felt worthless and worried that nobody would want to date her.
Miranda fell into a deep depression and couldn't even manage to attend her friend's children's birthday parties which in turn affected those friendships.
The fact that Miranda could no longer have children affected her more than the cancer.
She talks about freaking out at the radiation center and running away. Miranda acknowledges today that all this is part of her journey and what a big journey it is indeed.
Miranda did find her Prince Charming and is now happily married for 3 years.
She battled several more medical issues and her depression and anxiety were a huge mental game.
She says her husband has been amazing through all those tough times and fully has supported her and has been strong for her and she appreciates it so much.
She then tells us that the only thing that made her feel better while at her lowest point in her life was getting a spray tan. She says as weird as it may sound to some
Spray tans saved her.
That is how she got into the industry and she feels like she is helping people and she is extremely passionate about it.
We then talk all about Spray Tanning
What happens when Miranda comes to you - wearing clothes or naked
Color Consultation
Smell
We learn all about prep and post care
Miranda sets herself apart by traveling all over DFW for no extra charge.
Her social media pages can be found at
bronzed_to_glow on Instagram and Facebook

Penis and Pussy Talk with Miss Polly: Sexual Fantasy - Being dominated
Question of the Day: Is it a Deal Breaker if you significant other has a tattoo of their Ex

Roxanne Esposito Drese and Jessica Kramer from Skin RX Clinical Spa are here to give us a lesson about skin care in incredible detail.
This Spa is a hidden secret located in Southlake, Texas.
Gabrielle starts the show by admitting that she is an incredible snob when it comes to aestheticians and skin care, mostly due to a skin condition she has battled for years.
She has only trusted one aesthetician in the last 30 years.
When Roxanne extended the invitation to Gabrielle to come to the spa for a treatment after she has been in business for 10 years she was excited yet cautious.
Gabrielle cannot say enough how AMAZING and INCREDIBLE her experience was. She is blown away by the incredible knowledge of Roxanne and Jessica.
Every little detail was perfect and you can tell from the minute you step foot in the spa.
Roxanne tells us how she got into the industry, after going through a divorce. She was completely dependent on her husband being a stay at home Mom with 2 daughters.
She threw herself into school and work often working 70 to 80 hours a week, sacrificing so much.She started her own spa and she wanted it to be small in the beginning and has now grown into 4 providers plus Roxanne and 2 support crew members.
Roxanne is on the cutting edge with all technology to give you the best experience.
Marcella is very hopeful that she has finally found a place that can fix her acne prone skin and make her pores smaller and her whole appearance of her skin better. She said she might bawl her eyes out if they can really fix her olive troubled skin that she has battled her whole life.
Roxanne and Jessica tell her START CRYING NOW.
We discuss accutane and Roxanne and Jessica tell us how that drug changes your skin forever.
We learn about what a hydrafacial is.
We discuss the difference of providers that market themselves well and are not necessarily that great at what they do and the ones that are true excellence in their field.
Roxanne won the International Title at the Skin Games Competition.
It is like the Hunger games for Skin Care. Wow what an accomplishment for her.
We discuss age management, acne prone skin, pigmentation.
Dermaplaning - what is it, does it hurt etc.
We discuss "Brotox" for men and that they should only get a sprinkle and not be smooth like women's skin because that just looks weird.
Chemical peels - the different levels - it is like boot camp for skin
Roxanne and Jessica are big believers that you have to make a custom plan for each individual - not one skin is alike.
We learn and talk about Roxanne having melanoma stage 2 a couple of years ago.
PLEASE GET YOUR SKIN CHECKED YEARLY!
The most important thing to do for your skin are sunscreen and washing your face. Never sleep with your Make Up on. Do not use soap on your skin.
Definitely never use make up wipes - that is like swiffering your skin not cleaning it.
We discuss St Ives and the huge lawsuit because of lacerations on skins because it is made from walnut shells.
We talk about the problems with Rodane and Fields and since it is an MLM company the people that sell it are not educated enough and it is way too expensive.
Roxanne does not love the ingridients.
We discuss Fraxel and Halo Lasers, Melasma etc.
Bernie is blown away by all of it.
We learn that if you want lasers on your face you cannot immediately do those - you have to prepare your skin properly.Everyone needs to be aware of that and ask questions.
We find out that this year Roxanne's entire team went to compete in the skin games and they all placed in the Top 10 in their respective categories with Roxanne taking home 2nd place and a $10,000 check that she donated
to the lioness project.
Skin RX Clinical Spa is now a case study location. Bernie is so impressed and says that gives it even more validity that it is a Center of Excellence.
They also work on lots of black, asian and indian skin and tell us how careful you have to be with those.
They hold Summer Workshops for Teens to teach good habits for SkinCare and Make up at an early age. Roxanne believes that children need a skin care routine when they are 8 years old.
We highly recommend Skin RX. Go check it out.
www.dfwskinrx.com
skinrxspa on instagram
skinrxbyroxy on Instagram
skinrxbyjessica on Instagram

We are excited to welcome 2 successful, blonde, hustler bombshells, the owner of Skin RX Clinical Spa Roxanne Esposito Drese and her friend and co worker Jessica Kramer.
The show starts out with us talking about if Halloween is an excuse for girls dressing slutty. Naturally the discussion turns to Spanx and then we discover that men wear Man Spanx.
We get to know Roxanne better, she is the oldest of 5 girls that grew up in Florida, where she met a professional Major League Baseball star who she married. They were married for 9 years, before getting a divorce
and have 2 daughters ages 13 and 10.
Roxanne is also a fashion model.
Growing up she was exposed to domestic violence with a father who struggled with substance abuse. He was in and out of rehab, then had a period of being clean,
got remarried only to die of a sudden heart attack caused by a relapse at the age of 42.
Roxanne saw a lot of violence even though her mother always tried to protect and shield her and her siblings.
There were times they were in and out of shelters. Because of her fathers sudden death Roxanne is a big believer to never holding grudges.
We learn that her mother has remarried and that her StepDad is the same age as Roxanne. Bernie immediately dubs her a Super Cougar.
Roxanne takes pride in giving back to the community as a domestic violence advocate. She is a big part of the Lioness Project out of Trophy Club, Texas
a non profit organization helping women and children break the cycle of domestic abuse.
We talk about teens being in abusive relationships.
Bernie gives us an amazing speech about what happens when sex gets to be part of a relationship which makes us soul tied and tangled and then more lenient how people treat us.
Domestic violence is the leading cause of homelessness.
Dating talk with Roxanne and Jessica is hilarious.
Bernie tells us outrageous stories from the time when he used to be a hairdresser and what women would do to come on to him.
We learn all about Jessica who used to be a client of Roxanne and became Roxanne's first employee and is a big part of the spa's growth and success.
She is an award winning age management specialist. She is married and the mother of 1 son.
P and P Talk with Miss Polly: One of the most common sexual fantasies are Three Somes.
Question of the Day: You are on your second date and your date gets completely wasted. Is it over?