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After three weeks away, Mike returns with one hell of a story. His wife’s trip to the ER turns into a week-long hospital stay, his mom’s house catches fire, and Mike finds himself pulling her from a smoke filled home, while she argues with 911 and repeatedly tries to go back inside.What starts as a complete family shit show turns into a brutally honest conversation about aging parents, stubbornness, technology, material possessions, and why people become slaves to their stuff. Brad and Mike also debate whether anyone can truly leave a legacy that lasts forever or whether The Daily BM will somehow outlive them both.

Brad and Mike are back with another unfiltered episode of The Daily BM, kicking things off with Fourth of July leftovers, Joey Chestnut’s hot dog dominance, and the bizarre world of professional eating. From there, the guys spiral into metabolism jealousy, food influencers, America’s World Cup disappointment, and why politics probably shouldn’t touch sports.The episode wraps with Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, guilty-pleasure music, and a very questionable breakdown of what’s hiding inside their workout playlists. It’s random, ridiculous, and exactly what you expect from The Daily BM.

Brad and Mike are back, and Brad comes in hot with a full-blown rant about electric bikes, bad drivers, getting older, and the joys of having a body that now files complaints every time you move wrong.From there, the guys spiral into World Cup camera shots, gym creepers, the official two-second rule for looking without being weird, smart glasses, AI, privacy, “Older Fans,” and whether technology is about to make everyone’s private life a public broadcast.The episode wraps with a brutally honest conversation about relationships, modern masculinity, chivalry, and why society may have made everything way more complicated than it needs to be.Unfiltered, ridiculous, inappropriate, and exactly what you’d expect from The Daily BM.

The boys are back after an eight-month hiatus, and it doesn't take long for things to go off the rails. Brad kicks things off with a family rant after receiving yet another political text from his brother, leading Mike and Brad down a rabbit hole of misinformation, Social Security, welfare programs, borrowing money, personal responsibility, and why the older you get, the more you realize you're turning into your parents. It's classic DailyBM: a little humor, a little frustration, and a whole lot of opinions nobody asked for.

Lead in your whey, lifts in your shoes, and a rack that won’t rack you, welcome back to The Daily BM.

The boys are back. We kick off with Florida road rage, four-way stops, merge etiquette, and why nobody uses a blinker; then swerve into a raw convo on dating honesty, gender transitions, consent, and where personal freedom collides with social norms. It’s unfiltered, funny, uncomfortable at times, and very Daily BM. Buckle up.Topics: bad drivers, four-way stops, highway merging, phones behind the wheel, dating disclosure, trans issues, consent & alcohol, kids vs. adults and medical decisions, “do what makes you happy” vs. “do what makes society better."

See you in January for Season 3! Have a Merry Christmas you filthy animals!

Brad dives into the recent buzz about mysterious drone sightings, tossing around wild theories from alien invasions to secret government ops. He hilariously shoots down the alien idea, arguing that any species advanced enough to visit Earth would probably swipe left on humanity. Instead, he suspects the government might be using drones for some top-secret, nuke-related shenanigans. The episode wraps up with Brad asking listeners to send in their best tin-foil hat theories—because why not make the mystery even weirder?

The hosts tackle health journeys and weight loss before diving headfirst into the wild world of AI love lives. From robot flings to virtual reality date nights, they hilariously explore how tech is reshaping relationships, cheating scandals with sex bots, and the ethics of falling for your toaster.

Brad and Mike explore the implications of AI in relationships, particularly focusing on the concept of cheating when it comes to AI companions. They discuss the emotional connections that can form with AI, the societal perceptions of such relationships, and the potential future of intimacy with technology. The conversation raises questions about fidelity, emotional attachment, and the evolving nature of companionship in a tech-driven world.

Brad and Mike discuss their daily routines, the challenges of personal grooming, and the humorous side of cologne choices. They share anecdotes about their experiences with customer service and the quirks of everyday life, all while maintaining a light-hearted and comedic tone.

Brad and Mike engage in a humorous and candid conversation about personal grooming, cultural perceptions of body hair, and their own experiences with intimacy. They explore the societal norms surrounding grooming, share funny anecdotes, and reflect on the lessons learned from their past relationships.

Brad and Mike discuss various topics ranging from their scheduling confusion to a shocking assassination of a healthcare CEO. They delve into the frustrations surrounding the healthcare system, the implications of gun violence, and the public's reaction on social media. The conversation also touches on cultural commentary regarding protests and the absurdities of modern life, all wrapped up in their signature humor.

Brad and Mike explore a variety of topics ranging from humorous anecdotes about gay bars to serious discussions about LGBTQ+ issues, parenting, and the Pledge of Allegiance. They delve into the complexities of racial identity and socioeconomic factors, while also sharing personal experiences, including Mike's transition from glasses to contacts

Brad and Mike return to the podcasting scene after a break, discussing their experiences and thoughts on personal trainers, gym etiquette, and the nostalgia of wrestling and the XFL. They delve into what red flags to look for when hiring a personal trainer, share their gym experiences, and reflect on the changes in the fitness industry. The conversation also touches on eating habits, emotional eating, and the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. They wrap up with plans for future episodes and a light-hearted banter about their podcasting journey.

Brad and Mike are back after a two-week hiatus—and boy, are they ready to overshare! From holiday shopping meltdowns and creaky knees to dating preferences that might require a flowchart, nothing is off-limits. They also take a jab (or ten) at Hollywood's weirdness and roast the circus that is social media, all while delivering their signature blend of chaos and comedy. Prepare to laugh, cringe, and wonder how these two even function in society.

Brad and Mike tackle the world’s big questions—like who’s really behind our obsession with reality shows and whether modern humans could outwit a squirrel in a survival situation. They debate everything from conspiracy theories about alien baristas to how society might need a “hard reset,” just like your old Windows computer. With plenty of laughs, they also break down the great boxing match of our time: Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul, sharing their unfiltered takes on who might need a cane and who might just get clobbered.

Brad and Mike discuss a range of topics including their reactions to the recent election, the dynamics of social media, LGBTQ+ rights, the role of government in personal decisions, and the importance of freedom of speech. They emphasize the need for unity and constructive dialogue in the aftermath of political events, while also addressing the challenges of misinformation and representation in society.

Brad Garrett, Mike Preston, and Alisa Gracheva discuss men's mental health, covering topics like the role of nature, emotional triggers, trauma, gratitude, and mindfulness in finding peace. They explore grounding techniques, sound healing therapy, and the science behind these practices. Alisa Gracheva also highlights the impact of sound therapy on emotional and physical well-being, the importance of open-mindedness, and the potential benefits of practices like sound healing and psychedelics for men and the use of Ayahuasca. They conclude by offering resources for those on a healing journey.

Brad and Mike discuss their recent experiences traveling with Avelo Airlines, including both the positives and negatives of budget flying. They share stories from their trip to the Conjuring House and the Lizzie Borden House, detailing their ghost hunting adventures and eerie encounters. The conversation also touches on dining experiences, highlighting issues with customer service and entitlement in restaurants.

Innocence, Justice (for some), and the whole ‘what it means to be alive’ thing. Brad and Mike chat about what it’s like to wait for the grim reaper on death row, share some tear-jerking (but also kinda funny) pet loss stories, and unpack the justice system like a suitcase full of quirks, absurdities, and sprinkled with bizarre behaviors and dark curiosities!

In this episode, Brad and Mike take a hilarious plunge into the world of Apple—debating updates, grumbling over what’s changed (or hasn’t) since the Steve Jobs era, and poking fun at the self-proclaimed Apple snobs. They also dish out some side-splitting ghost stories from their past and chat about how tech plays into their content creation game. The fun doesn’t stop there—they wrap it up with some cheeky banter about the future of their podcast and a surprise guest who pops in for the laughs!

Brad and Mike sit down with Orest Komarnyckyj for a candid chat about love, intimacy, and leveling up in life. From keeping the spark alive in marriage to tackling the often awkward topic of erectile dysfunction, Orest shares his wisdom with humor and honesty. They dive into how testosterone affects men's health and why consistent effort is key in any relationship. The trio doesn’t shy away from the fun stuff either, covering personal vices like cigars and liquor before wrapping up with a few hot takes on current events and staying true to your values.

In this episode, Brad shares his recent vacation experiences, including his impressions of Las Vegas, visits to haunted attractions, and adventures in Death Valley and Zion National Park. He reflects on the differences in hospitality, the beauty of nature, and personal growth during the trip. The conversation also touches on food experiences and the challenges of returning to daily life after a refreshing getaway.

Brad and Mike discuss various bizarre and tragic incidents that have occurred while people were on vacation. They talk about deaths caused by accidents such as sinkholes, falling coconuts, and even a dog falling from a building. They also mention cases of murder and drowning at popular tourist destinations.

Brad and Mike kick of this episode with casual banter about half-assedness and dental aesthetics. They then discuss a serious topic: the recent Listeria outbreak linked to Boar's Head meat products, which has led to hospitalizations and deaths. They mention a fitness trend involving chewing hard gum to supposedly improve jawline definition, but express skepticism about its effectiveness and potential dental risks and wrap up the episode with a quick review of the movie: A Quiet Place: Day One!

Brad, Mike, welcome author John David Graham to discuss various topics including their hometowns, weather, rehabilitation, and the flaws in the prison system. John shares his experience working with people coming out of prison and the importance of second chances. He also talks about his book that explores the concept of second chances and how it has resonated with readers. You can check out Johns book on Amazon by going to our website www.thedailybm.com

Brad and Mike discuss various topics, including movies, documentaries, bodybuilding competitions, and their recent experiences.

Brad and Mike are on Vacation Break Until August 27th - 2024

Brad and Mike discuss various topics related to women. They joke about gender roles and stereotypes, share their thoughts on women's behavior and communication, and discuss the challenges of understanding women. They also touch on women's clothing sizes and the importance of treating women with respect and making them feel desired. The conversation ends with some lighthearted humor about farts and sexual experiences.

Brad and Mike discuss what would happen if humans went to war with aliens and lost. They explore different scenarios and movies where aliens attack Earth and humans prevail, but also consider the possibility of humans being wiped out by a more technologically advanced species. They reference movies like War of the Worlds, Independence Day, and Avatar, as well as books like The Expanse and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. They also touch on the idea of humans being observed by aliens without being attacked. The conversation ends with a mention of the upcoming release of the movie Alien Romulus.

Brad and Mike discuss various topics, including massages, self-care, and the importance of taking time to relax and enjoy life. They also touch on the pressure to constantly be productive and ambitious, and the need to find a balance between work and leisure. The conversation ends with a recommendation for Romeo and Julietta Cigarellos as a 20-minute smoking option.

In this episode of The Why, Brad discusses two topics: why people don't use their blinkers while driving and why people don't wear seat belts. He expresses frustration with drivers who don't use their blinkers and emphasizes the importance of using them for safety. Brad also talks about the significance of wearing seat belts and shares statistics on how seat belts can save lives. He encourages listeners to wear their seat belts and highlights the higher risk for SUV drivers. Overall, Brad's message is to prioritize safety while driving.

Brad and Mike discuss the movie 'Upgrade' and the challenges of finding good movies on streaming platforms. They also touch on the decline in quality writing in movies and the importance of fact-checking information. The conversation then shifts to the division in society and the need for finding common ground. They briefly mention the movie 'Find Me Falling' and end with a reminder to check out their website and a promo code for a discount on beard products.

Brad and Mike discuss various topics including the NFL kickoff rule change, their preferences for watching sports, the lawsuit against the company that built the Titan submarine, Disney's profitability and park attendance, and their personal experiences with Disney parks.

Mike and Brad discuss various topics including their experiences during a storm, gym etiquette, and random humorous banter. They touch on frustrations with fallen trees, equipment malfunctions, and annoying gym-goers. The conversation is filled with jokes, sarcasm, and playful insults. They also mention some products and sponsors.

Mike and Brad discuss various topics including solving a Rubik's Cube, the movie 'Upgrade', and the potential risks and benefits of neural implants. They explore the idea of AI taking over the body and the implications of being trapped in one's own mind. They also touch on the decline in male pursuit of relationships and the impact of pornography on relationships and masculinity. The conversation explores the concept of addiction and the role of technology in making life safer and more risk-free. The hosts discuss various addictions, including pornography, alcohol, and substances, and question when a habit becomes an addiction. They also touch on the idea of virtual experiences and whether they provide the same level of growth as real-life experiences. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the balance between risk and reward and the importance of taking risks in life.

Brad and Mike discuss the unrealistic expectations set by porn and share their experiences of trying to replicate what they saw in porn. They talk about the challenges of rapid position changes, intense movements, and the discomfort of certain positions. They also touch on the topic of penis size and the unrealistic portrayals in porn. The conversation ends with a mention of discussing toys and props in a future episode.

Brad, Mike welcome Jennifer to the show to discuss various topics, including Jennifer's background as a professional ice skater, their experiences in local malls, and Jennifer's journey into becoming a local artist. Jennifer shares her interest in fluid art and her self-taught techniques. She also mentions her plans to sell her artwork and explore the world of NFTs. Jennifer Thomasson discusses her artwork and how she uses social media platforms like TikTok to promote her work and connect with other artists. She shares her experience with NFTs and her goals of turning her art into a business. Jennifer also talks about the benefits of TikTok compared to other social media platforms and the supportive community she has found there. She provides information on where to find her artwork on Etsy and at Adrenaline Body Works in Lakeland, Florida.

Brad and Mike discuss various issues related to women, including unequal pay, online harassment, and the importance of balance in parenting. They explore the idea that unequal pay for women may be due to differences in education and experience, as well as the negotiation process. They also touch on the topic of online harassment, noting that women are more likely to experience it and that women can also be harsh towards each other. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of balance in parenting and the different perspectives that both masculine and feminine energies bring to a child's upbringing.

Brad and Mike reminisce about their experiences going to the movie theater, particularly drive-in theaters, in their childhood. They discuss the annoyances of people buying excessive movie merchandise and bringing young children to R-rated movies. They share their memories of going to the drive-in theater, including sneaking in extra people and the unique experience of watching movies from their cars. They also talk about the cars they had during that time, including a green Ford Galaxy 500 and a blue Ford LTD. In this conversation, Brad and Mike share stories of their reckless and dangerous adventures from their younger days. They discuss incidents such as crashing a car after just getting it fixed, racing on unfinished roads, and engaging in risky activities like skiing on metal tacks. They also touch on the consequences they faced from their parents and the potential dangers they narrowly avoided. The conversation highlights the foolish and sometimes life-threatening behavior they engaged in during their youth.

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Brad and Mike discuss actors who are often typecast and play the same role in multiple movies. They mention actors like Kevin Hart, Jason Statham, Owen Wilson, and Melissa McCarthy. They also touch on the topic of Marvel movies and how some fans feel that Disney has ruined the franchise. The conversation veers off into discussing specific Marvel characters like Deadpool and the Hulk. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their frustrations with the direction of popular movies and TV shows, particularly in relation to the Star Wars and Marvel franchises. They express their disappointment with the woke mindset and the lack of originality in storytelling. They also touch on the issue of cancel culture and the unfair treatment of actors in the industry. The conversation then shifts to the topic of gender representation and the influence of media on children. They express their concerns about the emasculation of male characters and the lack of balanced relationships in modern storytelling. The hosts also briefly discuss the concept of fate and mortality. In this chapter, the conversation revolves around the topic of women and their desires in relationships. The participants discuss how women don't want to be damsels in distress but still desire a man who can save them and be their partner in adventure. They also touch on the importance of raising boys to be masculine and empowering girls to be strong while also allowing them to be taken care of. The conversation then shifts to the broader theme of societal expectations and the challenges faced in relationships and the workforce.

Brad and Mike cover various topics including technical issues with CrowdStrike and Microsoft products, the frustrations with Windows operating system, the impact of technology failures on the airline and banking industries, the resignation of Joe Biden from the presidential race, and the general distrust of politicians.

Brad and Mike talk about frustration and anger management. They discuss their personal experiences with anger and frustration, as well as their strategies for managing these emotions. They touch on the importance of self-reflection, recognizing triggers, and finding healthy outlets for anger. They also discuss the role of pride and ego in exacerbating anger issues. The conversation highlights the challenges of managing anger and the ongoing work required to improve anger management skills.

Brad talks about people's behavior during travel, particularly in airports and on airlines, often brings out the worst in them. Many videos circulating on social media show passengers being rude and disrespectful to airline employees, despite the employees' attempts to remain calm and helpful. This behavior is unnecessary and reflects poorly on the individuals involved. It is important to treat others with kindness and respect, even in stressful situations. Being polite and understanding can go a long way in resolving issues and receiving assistance. It is also important to remember that how we handle ourselves in difficult times reveals our true character.

Brad and Mike discuss various classic movies and share their opinions on different characters and storylines. They talk about movies like Gone with the Wind, European Vacation, Christmas Vacation, Forrest Gump, Titanic, and Gladiator. They also touch on the topic of sequels and how some movies fall short compared to the originals. The conversation covers themes of classic movies, character analysis, and the challenges of creating successful sequels.

Brad and Mike discuss various topics including loyalty, personal changes, societal issues, and the challenges of aging. They touch on the importance of surrounding oneself with loyal friends, the impact of negative news and social media, the struggle to find happiness and success in a changing world, and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. They also discuss the challenges of downsizing and the desire for material possessions, as well as the importance of self-acceptance and living in the present moment.

Brad, Mike, and Shae engage in playful banter and teasing. The main theme revolves around a recent event where Mike joined a men's group and received praise from his new friends, leaving Brad feeling left out. The conversation also touches on social media dynamics, personal insecurities, and the hosts' relationships with each other. The tone is light-hearted and humorous throughout. The conversation covers various topics, including friendship, anniversaries, and thoughtful gestures. The hosts engage in playful banter and jokingly tease each other. They discuss the importance of remembering anniversaries and offer suggestions for thoughtful gifts and gestures.

Brad discusses the recent assassination attempt on a former president and the division and hate that exists in the United States. He emphasizes the importance of coming together as Americans and having respectful conversations, regardless of political beliefs. Brad also questions the role of the media and the government in creating turmoil and highlights the need for communication and compromise. He concludes by encouraging listeners to love their neighbors and actively listen to one another.TakeawaysThe recent assassination attempt on a former president highlights the division and hate that exists in the United States.It is important to come together as Americans and have respectful conversations, regardless of political beliefs.The media and the government may play a role in creating turmoil and division.Communication and compromise are essential for resolving conflicts and avoiding unnecessary wars.Active listening and respecting one another's opinions can help bridge the divide in the country.