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What Actually Matters In Sports Headlines?
What Makes A Home A Home?
Is Dating Halloween Year Round?
When Do You Trust Your Gut?
Did We Forget To Enjoy It?
I don't even watch basketball — and I still can't escape WNBA drama. In this episode, I get into bar karaoke beating box scores, a cease-and-desist over a jersey number in a sport I actually follow, and the transgender athletes debate everyone's talking about but nobody's citing real numbers on. Then the twist: turns out the drama might not be hurting ratings — it might be part of what's driving them. Uncomfortable, a little comedic, fully opinionated.
This week I painted my living room and dining room, and it turned into way more than a home project. I get into why I've moved so much in my life, the difference between running from something and running toward something, and how a couch and some stick-on pictures accidentally told me everything about who I used to be. Plus — a real update on the garage studio build (thanks Dad, Chase, and Nathan), what's next on my house project list, and why I think I'm finally becoming who I actually want to be instead of who I thought I was supposed to be.
Dating is basically Halloween now — ghosts who vanish, zombies who come back from the dead, vampires who feed without ever committing. In this episode, I get into the wildest, most unhinged dating stories I've collected, all anonymized. Social media has made it so much worse, and I've got proof. But underneath the chaos, I ask myself a real question: am I the common denominator? Grab your headphones, this one's a ride.
Before the stories get real, you need to actually know who's telling them. This week, I introduce myself properly — Navy vet, hospital corpsman, divorced and rebuilt, two years sober come November — before diving into the real topic: a look at what actually happens in your brain when you trust your gut — and the research on when you shouldn't.
What if moving on isn't about forgiving — it's about deciding to forget? Brittany gets real about healing, loosely-held goals, and why nobody claps for the small wins anymore.
Episode 1: Okay, Dad. You Were Right. Welcome to the very first episode of Click & Tell. I'm kicking things off with the story of my Saturday spent arguing with a Safelite rep over a windshield repair (spoiler: he was not helpful), then getting into the real reason this podcast exists — a text from my dad at 11:48 AM that finally pushed me to stop joking about starting a show and actually do it. I also talk about interning at Sinclair Communications, getting mentored by an incredible team, and why "real struggles, real opinions, no filter" isn't just a tagline. Grab your headphones — this is Click & Tell.