Caroline Bryan (Luke's wife) joins Jay and they start out with a discussion about social media, and how her Instagram account blew up on accident to over a million followers. Plus Jay talks to Caroline about her roots in Georgia, her family dynamic, and the ups and downs of being a parent. Caroline also talks about social media today, versus when her and Jay were younger and could get away with more, and how Caroline and Luke's kids are affected by what they see on social media. Caroline also jokes about Luke being the second guy she ever kissed, after having the same boyfriend all through high school, and then met Luke her very first week in college. Caroline also talks about her first job out of college selling Cialis, how her relationship with Luke developed, and what they fight about when they're both home together. And being married to a "sex symbol" has made her family a lot of money, but she's had to shut down a few touchy fans once in a while.

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Jay is joined by licensed chiropractor, Dr. Raymond Nichols, and they jump into a conversation about the natural healing power of the body and how that affects the way people search out care for bodily injury. He also explains his issues with the COVID vaccine, and how he believes that our bodies need to learn how to fight viruses like this one, and others, naturally instead of rushing into an untested remedy. He also talks about Instagram shutting down his account twice in eight days for talking about natural health, nothing even related to COVID or the vaccine - which scares him because it's censorship of important conversations about health. 

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Jay is joined by ESPN mainstay Sage Steele, who dives into her upbringing as a military girl and how she got her start at the worldwide leader. She also jokes with Jay about hating Notre Dame because her first gig was in South Bend, and how nervous she was her first time on the air on television. Plus Sage recalls how difficult some men made it for her to make her way in sports, with rude comments and sexual undertones that would be shouted down in today's culture but instead she let it roll off her. Jay and Sage also align on their struggles with raising kids in a digital world, and how their kids individually torture them to test their limits. And did Sage really PASS on her first gig at ESPN? We also get into her Twitter attacks from a few years back when she tweeted her political stance and how scary that was for her family. Sage also admits that she just got her COVID vaccine because ESPN mandated it or she'd lose her job. Follow Jay on Twitter (@JayHasTweets) and Instagram (@IfJayHadInstagram) for more on the show and Jay's latest takes.

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Jay welcomes former NHL star Dan Carcillo about how he got started in hockey growing up in Canada, and how as an NHL player he doesn't remember his first FIVE concussions and how that damaged his long-term quality of life. Dan also talks about his savage nature on the ice and how he earned the nickname "Car Bomb", why he loved to fight, and how painkillers in his day were handed out to players like candy. We also talk about Dan's suicidal thoughts when he was heavily medicated, before he discovered mushrooms and what they could do for him, and is very candid about how far into depression he really spiraled. Plus his company's work with psychedelics and how they work in relation to brain injuries, and the road to approval for use on a larger scale.

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Zach Miller, former NFL tight end, joins Jay to talk about his transition to singing and songwriting after he left his career in pro football, and how his wife immediately made fun of him for having to learn how to do vocal exercises. The guys also dive into Zach's start at Nebraska, how he developed into an NFL tight end, and how his first preseason game landed him on special teams for all the wrong reasons. Zach also tells the story about breaking his foot in Chicago and the career ending knee injury he suffered in New Orleans. And Zach's candid conversation about coming off the painkillers after this brutal injury.

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Jay sits down with former teammate and friend Josh McCown, a journeyman quarterback who played alongside Jay in Chicago. Jay dives into Josh's coaching on the high school level, and what he carries into his HS job from his years in NFL systems. And of course with two seasoned quarterbacks, they get into today's QB play in the NFL, and how spread offenses are an accepted standard in today's game, and guys like Lamar Jackson need to adapt to becoming a pocket passer to extend his career. And as Josh's son goes through recruitment he jokes about how wildly different it is from when he and Jay were recruited. Plus both Jay and Josh get into how they've tried to approach football with their kids, and when is the right time to get them into pads and tackle. And it wouldn't be complete without Jay and Josh joking about their ping pong battles in Chicago, and how they approached their games as they got later in their careers. Make sure to follow Jay on Twitter (@JayHasTweets) and on Instagram (@ifjayhadinstagram) for the latest on the show!

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Jay and comedian Nate Bargatze joke about the people they ignore, how they both do everything they can to avoid confrontation, and just how exactly Nate managed to grow up a Vanderbilt fan. Plus Jay shares the story about how he was mistakenly recruited by Vanderbilt and ended up going there anyway because his dad told him to go. Nate also talks about how exactly he broke into the comedy circuit, h ow he managed to land a partnership with Netflix, and the crazy reason Comedy Central aired his first stand-up special against the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight! Jay also talks about his emotions on the football field, and how they would often be misinterpreted by the media and he grew sick of it. Jay is new to Twitter so get in the mix by following @JayHasTweets and use #Uncut for your shot to get a question on the show! And play along with Jay on Sleeper here: https://go.slpr.link/Cutler

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Welcome to Episode 1 of UNCUT with Jay Cutler! Jay chats with ESPN’s Tom Waddle & Marc Silverman about their days in radio together, this year’s Chicago Bears, leadership under Matt Nagy & Ryan Pace, Jay’s dating life, Justin Fields’ first preseason game, Jay’s decision to join Twitter, the NFL’s new taunting penalty, stories from Tom’s playing days, the transition after sports, whether Jay wants his kids to play football, and a special announcement! Find Jay on Twitter @JayHasTweets

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Listen & watch as Former NFL Quarterback & Reality TV Star Jay Cutler goes Uncut with friends, former teammates, fellow pro athletes, & experts alike to talk about their lives and the crazy times we live in today. Each week will be packed with controversial news topics, trending discussions, unique segments & celebrity guests… and we’re just getting started! Subscribe now & tell us what you want to hear!

Launching August 25th, 2021.

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