On this episode of the Unbridled and Entitled Podcast, we discuss social media and our kids. But don't worry, we're not discussing the longterm effects of social media on brain development or how the next generation or even life on earth is going to be impacted. Our focus is far more narrow and far more important. We're going to tackle how social media used by our kids and younger people in general affects US. Also, in "Are they Serious?" we talk about the royal family drama, freeway signs over in the great state of Wisconsin and Lori has a bone to pick with Russ about his Pickleball skills.

Are you the super-fun spontaneous type that goes on trips last minute and the only thing you care about if there’s a mattress and sunset? Or, are you the kind of traveler that is concerned about a room’s air conditioning, or if you’re seated in the right spot on your flight and leading up to your stay, you research the wine list at your destination? 

On this episode of Unbridled and Entitled, Lori and Russ talk about traveling with family and with friends.

And In our new segment titled "Are they serious?!" Lori and Russ talk about the "Guybrator," partying on weekdays (who does that anymore?!) and chat about the film that has all of the internet talking -- Saltburn.

Have you been called "cool" with a healthy helping of irony attached to it? Are you still popping in your "Sweatin' to the Oldies" DVD for your workouts? Then I have a podcast for you!

On this episode of Unbridled and Entitled, Lori and Russ talk about unions, strikes and they ask the question on every man's mind: "should I get electroshock therapy for ... my testicles?"

Lori and Russ also break down the fitness in your 50's by welcoming local legend and Barry Bootcamp instuctor Rhonda Hunt.

On the inaugural episode of Unbridled and Entitled, Lori and Russ talk about Coach Prime, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, plus they ask the ever important question: what's the deal with all these vaccines?

Lori and Russ also break down the Parent-Teen relationship as their kids navigate the college application process.