Episode 156: 7 Minutes In Heaven

it a second. I only have a lipliner. Is this Whirlwind or what was the Mac color that everyone used I wanted? Yes, what was that? I'm googling it. Ryan. If you beat me to it, I'm gonna kill you. There was a macular Mac color back in the day, back in the day, and I would line just my lift. But yeah, this is the lipliner that I found in

the middle console of my car. And I don't have any makeup because I went to go do my makeup for the first time in a week and realize that the other efforts that robbed me also took my makeup bag. Because I don't get that. I'm really proud of that. I don't get it because I hadn't lost that thing, which is also why I hadn't watched my makeup brushes in two years. I hadn't lost that thing in all of the years of travel, and that is probably the thing that I had the longest, and they grabbed it

right off the cavern. But anyways, I need a tan. Yeah, Mac, it was a color. I don't know. I'm looking anyway. I'm happy, Calm down podcast, everybody. I am clearly at the ranch, which I where. It's not where by Aaron Andrews. But I do have merch because I'm a loser. And these are the things that I get excited about. Howser manufacturing and shortage supply. These are all conversations I want to throw up about. Okay, wait, hold on back to the Mac conversation. These were not colors I used, by

the way. Most popular colors velvet Teddy. I just remembered it. Spice spice one, Yeah, I used, though it was There's more wind and spice mayor me hr twig whirl, total Diva, Chili honey love, kind of sexy yeash. Nope, I obviously don't know, but you are Lebron's James right now. You

look very damn. We spend some time in Mexico and then it was finally a great weekend out here and the boys went to a volleyball shindig and we went down for a bit and through Howie in the pool yesterday as I was watching the Florida Gators in the College World Series. That was exciting time out. Yeah, back up, you'll actually he'll go in the peace. Obsessed with the pool. He's a golden re tree bar. They love the pool. They love water. Dacy loves water, but she won't like

she'll go in the lake, but she won't go. Oh my god, he loves it so much. He won't go in the pool unless we say pool pools, we get it, or swimming. He's not. You can't say it right now. But if I don't feel like it's really hot outside and I don't want to go for a long walk because I know he'll get a ton of exercise in the po oh al, I'll just say, hey, do you want to go swimming? And he like freaks out and runs home and then he's crying out the door to

get in the pool. But then wait for it, bougie comment, all of you can attack me later in my swimming pool. Then I get all this blonde gold hard treeb hair, and so we got to get it all out. Yeah, annoying problems, but it's so much fun to have him in the pool. He loved it so much. I love you, Yeah, because you know where that shit's going to go after that. No,

I think it's so funny. So Steve never having been around dogs before because he got attacked when he was younger, which I getn't like, total like phobia of dogs prior to not having an option with mine. It's so weird when you think about, like I said, when we he took Willis and Daisy to the bet because I was out of town, which, by the way, is I have to have him retell the story because it's so freaking funny.

Guy also been around thoughtful, so thoughtful, but like for him to go to the vet and he goes when he walked in and they were like, oh, so what are we doing here today? And he goes, I don't know, I'm just supposed to drop them off, and they're like, like, he had no idea what he was doing, and then

he goes, so I'm on this really important call. He was out in the car and the vet came out with a daisy had a Hannibal Lecter mask on, and Steve's like, what is going on in The Vet's like, oh, well, she was biting whatever cause she gets afraid and she'sn't like when people like she doesn't know anyways, So Steve was like, I didn't know what was happening. And then the vet lowered his voice and said, Willis is overweight, and Steve goes, what I can't hear you? And he goes,

Willis is overweight? And Steve's like, why are we Why are we whispering that the dog's overweight? Like the like the like the dog's gonna know? Maybe could they do know? And I don't want him self esteem. I don't want his self esteem to be looking at me. Yea, I know, and they know, And Steve goes, do you think that they understand us to go yeah, because when we say treats, they know what we're saying or swimming. Yeah. But it's

a really funny thing. Howie freaks out when I say ears because he does his ears because I'll say, let me see your ears. He does not want stuff in his ears. He does not want he freaks out like, oh my god, no, I think it's so. I just love it so much. And then imagine, like so these German shepherds that are trained like an Ogden's gripe that like you speak German to them, and they've got that one. They got the one attack word. I need one of those, Daisy,

how's this one attacking? Let me just keep showing you pictures of the dog. I mean that one's not attacking anyone, although she would if I needed her to. Yeah, anyways, we got our dogs. Love love love, Yeah, she would rip your face off. Yeah. Okay, so that's fun. What else is going on? Let's see I need a tan. You have one and I have. We have also too, because we were gone for a while. We have a running list of podcast topics that we were never able to get to. And one I was just looking at

was me leaving my purse on a plane. Have you ever left something valuable like on a plane? And I love to person I never got it back on a United plane. Okay, so I never saw I never heard of it, didn't even know it was there. Yes she did. We did a whole podcast on it. It was at Christmas. I was so excited to get off the plane so I can make it. Yeah, time for Christmas. And I left my my purse. Never got it back. I forgot about that. I left mine when I This was recently,

which is why it's on my list. I was going to Seattle to do car Comrosia. Come on down, just off I four or five x eight in Kirkland if you know, you know, And I been doing these commercials for years for my dad's company whatever, And so I go up there. I'm just it's I'm trying to get in and out on the same day. I'm I have so you know, the bulkhead seats. Yeah, it's not a privilege to be in the bulkhead seats. Like when they put they put you in one hour. Again, thank you,

and again we'll preface it. Oh, it's so hard sitting in first class. No, we've earned first class at this point and I'm going there for work. Okay, enough enough, So we're sitting in one eight. Now I got to put the other bag in the upper compartment because you can't have anything at your feet. Okay, fine, well I want to have my small little purse with me because

I mean, my headphones, my charger, the whole thing. Well, you know, the move and I know we talk about airline like whatever, because we spend half our life traveling, but the whole NASCAR pit stop thing that you have to do when you get on the plane or off the plane. Yeah, everywhere rushing you, and it's like, just give me a second. And then the people it's like, you know, there's protocol when you're let's say, leaving a pew in a church. It's like this rogues, then this rogues,

then this rogues. No, that's not how it is on a plane. It's your hair is on God damn fire. I'm going, I'm going, I'm going, I'm apologizing. I'm like, excuse me, ex excuse me. You are impeding on the my space. This is my designated space. So back the you're in road twelve. What are you e been doing up here? And so I'm like trying to like get my shit in a hurry whatever. I rush off the plane. I am walking to the rental car place and it hits me. I was like, oh, I left my purse

on the plane. So now now I'm like I can't get the car. All of my ID, my everything's in there. So I'm like, mother effort. I'm pleading with the at the rental car pace. Can you please just hold on to my step I have to rush back into the airport. Now we're going up the escalator. Blah blah blah. Get to TSA. Well, I don't have fucking an ID or anything, right, how am I going to get through? So I'm like, oh, but I have clear no problem. So I go oo yeah, but guess what you need to scan the one times

scan the boarding pass and also I got that. Oh for additional security, we need to look at your ID, you know when you're like traveling a lot, and make you do that. I don't have my ID, so now I'm pleading with the TSA. Anyways, this story could go on for an hour. To add a little brevity to it. The TSA guy's like, okay, I will help you. After forty five minutes, I'm like there's no way. There's no way he's going to actually go back and find it.

He's like, what gate reap blah blah blah. Comes back holding this little black purse, which is now probably the only person I have holding this little black person. I was like, I broke down crying. I gave him the biggest hug and he was like so uncomfortable with me attacking him. He's like, this is TSA act normal lady. But I was like, there's no way I was going

to get back. And I got it back. I was so happy, and I was like, you, little angel TSA guy, because most of those people they want to just you know, they're going to say that they're going to help you, and they not. So I was so grateful for all of the shitty things sometimes that happened, my little TSA guy at the Sea Tech International Airport, Thank you for taking extra time out of your day to help me, because it saved me. And then I was able to

sell Kia's Mazdas and Chevrolets with a smile. Thank God. See when I left my purse, I just gave up. I got home, I got drunk because it was Christmas. I was excited. I made it and I thought when I got in bed, I left my purse on the plane, oh wow. I filled out a complaint two days later, never heard of it. Never saw. That's like my Lanks for United and around LAX, they never found that laptop because again in a hurry, Yeah, you're taking all this

stuff out. Yeah, there's what is going on at that lost and found at the airport where I like to do I'd like to do with sixty minutes on that Yeah, and I know that you're now into watching sixty minutes with your hoo. We never well think about it, like during the season, we're never home to watch sixty minutes because of football, and then when I do get home, if I get home, I want to watch highlights from

all the other games because I miss everything. So last night we cooked a little dinner, we watched the news, and then sixty minutes came out and we were like, all right, let's just watch this. Cried the first story. The first story. Oh my god, it was so well done. I was telling Constance, this cried the first story. It was called like Mission of Hope or Mission of Love. It was about getting all the kids from Ukraine who were suffering and fighting cancer out because the Russians are

bombing the hospitals and all that. Do you know who helped set up that whole mission will one of the missions getting them out, Saint Jude. Awesome, they were getting them out on trains that had ICU units, even some surgery units. They had buses where the kids like this one lady was talking about like making the track from her town to like go to these places and she could feel her daughter's like cancer medicine was getting warmer and warmer, and like the panic of that and them

coming here. And it was interesting some of the kids that were able to make it from Ukraine. The reporter was saying, do you even know did you even know anything about Memphis, Tennessee, because that's where Saint Jude is and that's where they are. It was so wonderful. Yeah, I was balling my brains out. Second story was about sports and about Saudi Arabia. I'm not touching that. Third story I thought of you, it was so good. It was all about the composer Hans Zimmer and about all

the movies he's done and what he's like. He's on tour. I want to go see him on tour. He's German on tour. He is I want to go see Adele. I mean, and this is nothing against Hans. I'm sure he's a wonderful He's in his only in his sixties. He sounds very acclaimed he sounds like he should be in his nineties with all the things that he's done. According sorry, and he did the Lion King soundtrack, he

did the Pirates of the Caribbean. His first one, big one ever was Rainman, which is one of my favorites. The guy is a genius of the mind. I loved every minute of it. I want to meet him his studios in La I'd love to go there. Okay, there's so much to unpack with what you just said. And again this is all due respect to Hans Zimmer composers, everything out there. But you just said of the mind. What did you just say? He's a genius? Is a mind from Father of the bra My mind is blown.

Oh my god, I can't It was so great. Anyways, we got done watching sixty minutes, and I got to tell you, I just felt like a smarter person. I mean, forget this, Bravo, Andy Cohen. I just felt like I was really up to date on world events. Not really.

I only watched three stories, but it was great. You know which one I really I love sixty minutes because it's the longest and I'm going to get this wrong, which is why I need to watch more of it, but the longest running magazine program or news program, whatever it is. And I just love the tradition of because it reminds me of my grandpa. We loved watching sixty minutes and the Tic. You don't even need a score

for that. You just need a little clock noise and you know, whatever room you're in that sixty minutes is on. But Hans would write you on if you needed it. Hans and Fronds. You know which show I really love? CBS Sunday Morning. Yeah you said that. Oh my gosh, it's so and it has like the little sun emlum on it, and there's just wonderful stories on that. Yeah, I'm with you. It's a nice switch up from the Bravo world of things, although Bravo's a nice escape from reality.

You know, it's a cornucopia of shows that we need to watch. The sixty Minutes, the date lines of twenty twenty, CBS Sunday Morning, a little sports, a lot of sports, and Bravo. Yeah. Yeah, it's like a menu of items. Okay, we are going to do some fun. I love this headlines because on shows we like to talk about different headlines and we see them a lot, and we want to start doing this more, have it be a reoccurring

theme for us. If anyone has a good idea of what we should call this headlines and topic segment of the Calm Down Podcast, let us know. Yeah, because there's these different topics that come up and they are entertaining for all of us. Okay, so first one up is discussing botox and fillers. This is the headline topic. So it was from page six Kristin Davis blast shame surrounding botox and filler used after being ridiculed for her own. Yeah. So Kristin Davis, those I guess that don't know from

Sex and the City, Charlotte and the Charlotte. So when the mo I think was it the movie or the show came out and she had obviously gotten some work

out and then she was chastised for it. As someone who has been very open about I've had way too much filler and bottok's done at different points in my life because I was someone that didn't know to say no when somebody suggested like, oh, we'll do this or we'll do that, I was like okay, like whatever, and then pretty soon I didn't recognize myself, I was like,

what are we doing here? This is not a good look. Yeah, So I think that on some of that stuff, it's like you go to a professional and you think like, oh, they're suggesting the right thing. Well, sometimes in that world it gets distorted, like what it is that they think you might want. So I empathize with somebody like that that like all of a sudden, you don't even realize how bad it is until other people pointed out. You're like,

oh shit, like that's not a good look. So I think proceed with caution and more is not always better, especially in that situation, and we should still look like ourselves and the clear scan of your face would say, I do you recognize that? Whoa? Who are you? Courtney Cox has been really open about this as well, like the Fillers, and she said she just overdid it look. Kristin Davis says in this article, I've had some good, I've had some bad. I actually had a really bad

filler story before. I don't do much of it, but I remember I was obsessed with getting a little under my eye during this season to make you look like you've slept well. I actually did massive damage to my eye because she struck a nerve and I ended up looking like I took a hockey puck to the face, which then we were worried about people thinking I took it, you know whatever. My husband was like, people are going to blame me. Of course I ended up having to get a ton of laser. I had a big primetime

thing with stray I had to do. It was like we had to have major makeup on my eye and now I have a permanent intention in my eye. So for me, I am staying far far away from fillers. I just I feel like too, they never know how you're gonna take, Like you know what I mean. You could say you're doing it this way, but your skin could you could have a bad reaction. You could hit a nerve, you could hit whatever. I'm fine with botox.

I'm all in. I also love my doctor because he doesn't do a lot, which maybe I need it, but I don't. I think less is more. Definitely, I don't do any fillers anymore. And I used to because I was like, like I said, I was like, okay, whatever you think. I also have a very round face, like so the more filler it's like then it was like all like cheek like kind of a thing like if I drink too much wine or the salt from our pre game conversation, which is why I don't like salts

on the rim, Like I retain water really easily. So yeah, who talks on that. But I also have done the strings that like you have, Yeah, so you put it like on the jawline. Yeah, but they dissolve. They don't last as long. I love them, Like when I first get them done, I am I tell you that I want to know because I would love it on my neck. Yeah.

So it's just like a little it's like a little string thing that they've like a needle, and then they pull it back and it like honestly feels like you're getting like a mini facelift, and it's not as again, it like they dissolve and they go away. I've done a lot of things that I'm sure are bad for me, but these allegedly aren't bad for you. Again until I a what do we know? But yeah, no, I love it, and then it lasts like six weeks because I'm getting

that like jowlly thing. God, I'm also I really need to get a tan. This is crazy? Is this the lighting? I mean, I didn't think of this way anyways. So yeah, so I've done that. But that's the extent of what I got going on now, because I mean, we don't need to get looking like a cat, and I've said that a money time me ow exactly next headline that we are looking at, which twenty want to talk about this? I like the one. Also, Katherine Schwarzenegger begged for Dad

Arnold to take her to school in a minivan. She was mortified by what her father was driving at the time, which was a hummer. Completely different situation in my life. I have two stories. I was never like super embarrassed of what my parents drove, but it was a running joke in our family. First of all, my dad had a nineteen eighty one silver Honda Accord. I think that lasted him about twenty something years. That thing was a

tin can. I was like begging my dad to get rid of it, not because it didn't look cool, but because once I got past like the whole I'm embarrassed of what my parents are driving, I then started to be worried about my dad's safety. If you're in a reckon this, dad, you're going to destroy your car and maybe yourself. If there's no airbags, do these seatbelts really work? I mean the bright red interior. Dad, It's not like that should have scared away any car from hitting you.

But I mean the day that right into on the silver of God, or the day that thing got like taken away from my parents' house was a big sad ordeal. We also drove a blue My mom did a blue Volvo station Wagon when we first moved to Florida. One thing that happened this was crazy, so hot in Florida, I could get over one hundred degrees in your car. Obviously, my mom had us in the back seat and the back window completely shattered from the he shit, yeah crazy,

that's terrifying. Yeah, now i'm safety regulation seeing I have the whole thing of that. But I know sever like super I mean my dad's car, Yes, he like drove that thing to shit, so kind of but I was never like, oh my god, don't bring the hummer. No so my which. Speaking of Arnold Swartzenegger, I know I

mentioned it last podcast. I just finished watching his documentary highly suggested as someone who only knew surface level things about him before, found it very very interesting and a newfound respect, and he was very honest about the mistakes and well as well in his life, which I appreciating.

I appreciate people that can talk, We'll start with that, and people that can also admit when they were wrong and say, hey, I should have done things differently when he was talking about his marriage and infidelity and things like that. So watch that documentary. But also parents. So my dad, my dad sold cars for years and then ended up buying into dealers with ships and ended up owning car dealership. So you'd think like, oh, I could have like whatever car I wanted. No, not in the

Thompson household, it was the complete opposite. It was like, you are going to pay for your car. We're not giving you anything. Like my parents were very much like you're going to earn anything you have. So my brother and I shared talk about not safe a geo metro. My brother is six foot five and was like the quarterback of a high school team. He was the jake Ryan, he was the senior. I was the sophomore. We both drove just he drove me to school because I was

the sophomore. And he's being in this geometro like this no joke. It looked like a baseball. What that is It's so small, it's like two doors. It's like basically like a Mini Cooper before a Mini Cooper or whatever. In the States they introduced mini Coopers. But it's so small and no one should be driving one. I do not think they're safe at all. In fact, so much so that his offensive linemen were able to pick the car up from the parking lot and move it. We left.

We went out to the parking lot after school one day, the car was not in the same place we worked if. I was like bad because that's how small it was, so that's not good. We didn't like that. But my parents always had like shitty cars because they had no money. I remember my mom drove a Chevy Citation and she did daycare growing up, and this was before any safety or regulations or anything. We packed that car full of kids.

I mean there's probably like ten kids. When she had to go, you know, go to the grocery store or something like that. You can't leave all these kids at home, so we piled into that car. And then this is the car that I always wanted, was the station wagon where you could sit backwards and look out the background. Or b of those. Yes, Oh my god, I was so jealous. I wanted that so bad, but we didn't have the money for that. So I think we just got in the trunk and looked out. The way shows

how we remedied that. Ye nowadays can't do any of it, But yeah, I was never I don't know. I think I didn't even I just only was embarrassed by my small little geo metro because I was like, Oh, we're gonna die AnyWho. Okay. Last headline that I'm going to talk about on this one is things you would never do bucketless activities, swim with sharks, skydive, bunge of jump, et cetera. This is coming from Drew Rosenhaus forgets negotiations

with GMS. I'm wrestling with sharks. Is the headline on that Rosenhaus went from being a proverbial shark on Tuesday to wrestling an actual one. A wild scene all captured on video. Is this TMZ report. I am a daredevil. I'll do anything. I've wanted to swim with sharks. When I was covering the World Cup in South Africa, I put my name on the long waiting list, but I wasn't there long enough to actually swim with sharks, so

I would love to do that. I jumped out of a plane when Fox was doing their Veterans Salute the Troops stuff, so I was like, if there's ever a time I was going to jump out of a plane, it was with the US Army. So that was awesome. Tony Gonzales and I bolted that that was fun. Yeah, I'll try anything. I'll bunge you jumped, I'll try anything once. I'm good. I don't need it. I don't want it. I don't need it. I'm a square and I'm happy with it. I don't I'm good. You're not alone in that.

Not a lot of people want to do it. No, I'm just the idiot who's like, let's just see how close I can get to death, you know? Yeah? Yeah. Then we used to play on one of the cruise that I was on, which is so bad death by Well, would you rather this is what we did? Or it was a Thursday night crew? It was myself, it was Chris Boaler, Jesse Palmer and Craig James. Would you rather

be in a cage with a Grizzly bear? A silver Back gorilla or in a water with a great white shark, all of it, Like this is the ship we should talk about instead of Rutgers versus Louisville. You know those are that's the would you rather you're playing? I was playing much different? Would you Rather? Right, there's there's those probably last Yeah, there's those funds. Those were always entertaining.

I love a would you Rather? Did you ever play, like play those games like growing up, like I know you're talking about with your crew as an adult, like when you were younger, or like games in like junior high where it was like my first ever kiss with Kai Scheidelman. It was a game of telephone and I was on a like it was at recess and we were all sitting on a bench and like the message got down like for him to kiss me. And I'm from like fifth grade or something like that. Did you

ever play seven Minutes in Heaven? Did you ever play those games? What is seven minutes in Heaven? It's like a game when you're in junior high and it's like when you go in a closet with the guy. Really yeah, I was always too afraid to do that one. But there's like all those games I was always and no boy was going to play like six seconds with me anywhere, So no, that's just yeah, I was like the door. So no, those games were always fun. I love that.

But so if you guys have any headlines, we are going to incorporate that throughout our podcast because I just think they're great, ridiculous headlines and go down rabbit holes of all of them. So there was one we didn't touch on or are we saving that is a friend, But yes, Taylor Swift reportedly rejected Megan Markle's personal invit to come on her curt Oled podcast. We don't know

if this is true. We don't know if this is just you know, the tabloids piling on poor Megan, But I don't know, we'll never know that podcast is over. I don't know. I mean, it's one of those things that in the world of Taylor's headlination, there's probably an ounce of truth behind that where she's just probably like thank you or whatever the head Like the headline I think is what the story is, is that she was like, oh, thank you, but like I don't do podcasts or something

like that. Yeah, but headlines are always interesting. Having worked at Extra and I can say this because I still work there on Acasia Acasia Acacia and Occasion Echinasia. The the clickbait. I hate it. I hate it, and they use the worst pictures. We talked about this, they still do. I'm like, you can't take it like a terrible headline is something that happens to us, and then compounds it

with a terrible picture. I'm like, despite everything, you can't pull a picture that doesn't have seventeen chins or me, like make conversation with something like, I know that there's some getty images out there that are not terrible of me. Can we maybe pull a nice one? Who are the people that are picking these pictures to supplement it? Mean? People mean? Mean you don't want to use a nice headshot. You don't want to use a filtered photo that I've put out there. I mean, help a gal out. I don't.

I don't need to see me live in action. This is what happened to look like this Christa Thompson rob Like, God, please, I'm good. I'm not laughing at you being robbed. I'm laughing. That's not happening to me. I was doing this and again, this is bougie problems and people will come blast this, but this is I did a little access Hollywood thing. They came to our wear shoot and they were talking about some of my favorite outfits that I wore on the sidelines last year, and I loved, like my look

for super Bowl. It was so much fun. But the photo they brought of me was after I got smoked in the head, right right when I was on television and I was we were already in the feature and I got nailed. And so I'm standing there and I'm trying to like adjust my neck and I just like look like pissed off, and I'm trying to self evaluate myself and be like do I have a concussion? Do I not? What's my birthday? Like how concerned should I be?

And that's the photo. They're like, we love this look, and I'm like, yeah, this will like really crazy like my face. Yeah, no, it's not good. And I also just the lasting too. When we sit here and say like, oh, we'll get blasted for saying this or that, then don't listen to the podcast if we sound like bougie complaining bitches. There are plenty of other podcasts out there for you

to listen to. All We're saying is that it's okay that we complain about having terrible pictures, because who wants that. I don't care if it's on a news article or if it's this is the other thing too. Speaking of bad pictures, what are your thoughts on people posting pictures where it's like they look good but you know you look bad. Like that's a bad friend. That's a bad friend that posts a picture, whether it's on Instagram or whatever, where you look like shit but they look great. I

would never do that to anyone. I don't care if I think I look like a model in the picture, if the people in the photo with me that I care about don't look decent, No, you know, I have zero problem being like, take that down, take that down stuff. Sure, I've done that before, and I think we've hit on this before, but it bears repeating when guys are like, oh, I love this picture of you, and I'm like, no, your boyfriend has done that to me. He's done that

on my birthday. He posted in my picture where it's like it was not. It wouldn't be my first twenty options a picture to post. Why don't you ask me which picture you want to post to celebrate it. Let all decide which picture I think looks great? Not you just going through spaghetty images, Oh you look great. I was just trying to check out some other headlines to see if there is anything new. Nothing new, but there's a lot of chatter out right now about this show,

The Idol. The kids are talking about it, Renny Depp's daughter, Yeah in the weekend, who I love. There's like some mixed feelings on it. I guess it's real racy. And if it's real racy for me, then it's like it's probably a Tuesday for everyone else. Real racy minutes in heaven? What is that? That sounds dangerous? Oh god, what a time I am speaking of time. We're all out of time, but plenty more where this came from. We have questions

to answer of you guys. Pregame coming up next week, and then we also have more headlines and Lenny Moore to discuss and hopefully by then, I'll love you all. Bye. Calm Down with Erin and Carissa is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.