Just Say It

What do you say when someone offers to give you a free tattoo instead of paying for an item? Who comes up with serving sizes, exactly? And, why did parents use a certain phrase to get us to eat our dinner? Questions needing answers, or at least a discussion, in this edition of Just Say It .

You can fight it. You can embrace it. You can do pretty much whatever you want, but change is inevitable in this life. Oh, and you can talk about it...yeah, let's do that. Some thoughts on change in this episode of Just Say It .

Now that our brackets are all toast, let's have some fun. The Wolverines, Ducks and Bears are all still alive...but, which one do you trust the least? And why, exactly, does that matter? Oh, and what do soccer penalty kicks have to do with basketball overtime? You're about to find out. My friend and all-around great guy, Mark Steubinger joins me this time for Just Say It .

How did I end up in the slowest lane in drive thru history? Why am I putting on makeup...before the sun comes up, no less? Oh, and why didn't (insert any number of things here) go the way I figured it would? Thoughts on the times when I've found myself wondering about my situation, and how I've learned to look at these times a little differently, in this episode of Just Say It .

If you're like me, your brain never quite knows how to shut itself off. That means, lots of questions about lots of things. For example: Why are car tires often sitting out in the woods and how did they get there? Why is there a guy with a garden hose in an automated car wash? And on, and on. You'll hear some of the (very) random questions on my mind in this episode of Just Say It . 

Video games, friends, TikTok, college plans, isolation...it's all part of senior year in high school for the Class of 2021. A chat with my son, Carson in this episode of Just Say It . Can't believe the kid graduates in May.

When Rodeo Drive is just a block or two away from your office, you know you've made it as a spokesperson. Find out what life has been like in Beverly Hills this past year during a conversation with my friend (and yours) Keith Sterling, Public Information Manager for the City of Beverly Hills. It's a 90210-errific edition of Just Say It , comin' at ya.

I tried really hard to make it through this winter without thinking or saying, "I'm so tired of winter, I wish it would go away forever!" Well, that streak ended today. In this episode of Just Say It you'll hear my thoughts on snow blowers, snowmobiles, 32 degree warm fronts, and life in the Midwest every February. Enjoy!

In this first episode of Just Say It , you'll find out why I'm doing a podcast, what might (or might not) be included in future episodes and something about me you may not know. Interested? Check it out! Not interested? Alrighty then, I'll just have to write a better tease, next time. Have a good one!