Before we get started, Jenny, check the wave form to make sure it's
actually working. Okay, good question for you, Jenny. Right off the
top. Let's go with a subject line of night sweats. Are you ready?
Yep? Okay, here we go. Amanda says, Hello. I'm
Amanda. I heard the conversation on the radio driving to work about night sweats.
I'm a registered dietitian and personal trainer that specializes in holistic health and wellness.
There are a handful of things that could be going on, but the
first I thought I would be liver function. A lot of medications and toxins
we are exposed to can overload the liver and cause this symptom. Please reach
out if you're interested in learning more on how to resolve this issue. I
would be happy to help. That is from Amanda, so I will forward
this to you. Jenny, talk about your night sweats for a little bit.
Because I had night sweats last night because it was hot. I opened
the window and then I'm out in black Forest, Colorado, out in the
countryside, and I open the window and then I can't sleep because I hear
who all night close the window sweat the rest of the night. But you
sweat with no temperature factor pretty much. I mean, it might have a
little bit of a factor with the summer here, but for the most part,
I think it's just my anxiety medication because I did change my dosage in
the last few weeks, and that's where I've seen this increase of night sweats,
because I mean I used to get them every once in a while for
god knows what reason, but now it's been a little bit more frequent,
and it's just it's gross. It's just gross to wake up to and being
like drenched and like feeling sweat dripping down your neck and all you're doing is
laying there like what what's happening? It is the worst. I mean when
you say like dripping down your neck, I've been there, and it's like
you're just wet, and then your pillow is wet, so then you get
to turn your pillow over. So I think we all have them once.
Bailey, do you ever get night sweats? I mean occasionally, but it's
usually just when it's like really hot outside and I don't happen to have a
fan on or something like that, but not usually. I haven't sweated at
night for a while. Okay, good to no. Thanks for the email
forwarded to you, Jennykay, I like this one. This is really interesting
from Stephanie. She says, I was wondering if we could have a Dave
Ryan Show super fan quiz battle whatever. It could go a couple of ways.
Let's see what she says. Listeners send questions to Vaunt, he knows
the least about the show, and the questions are asked to either Dave or
Jenny, who can answer more. Or the questions are asked to Dave Jenny
Bailey, who try to compete against a major superfan listener, I know a
lot of us super fans exist. Could be fun to see who can answer
questions about the show better. Dave tends to say, I do to remember
that to some of the content, but from the past, so I think
it could work. It's hard to remember thirty plus years of content and Spoon
and spoon much has happened. I think she means so much has happened,
but it says Spoon. I know this was tried once in the past,
but I don't feel people who called in were true super fans. If you
want to pursue this idea, I can write a bunch of questions for the
show. I have like ten off the top of my head, in the
words of Tigger TTFN tata for now hooho, that's for you, Bailey,
she said, we can do that. Yeah, I will invite you,
Stephanie, if you're listening to this, and I think you are writ in
some super fan questions and we'll see what kind of questions you come up with.
So like's what kind of she's talking about? Like, are we talking
about just like memories from the show or are we talking about specifics that we've
said about each other's lives. Well, let's try maybe, and I'm thinking
probably both, Like what is Dave's dog's name, or what was Jenny's dog's
name? Who's dogs name? My dog's Namesie Josie, or what was Jenny's
dog's name that passed away a year or so ago? Shoot, now I
feel like a jerk. I remember Fallon's dogs names. That's okay, Elliott,
Yes, do you know the name Dave? Of course I do,
yeah, Mickey, Micky, And what about this one, Bailey? Can
you name ten former members of the Dave Ryan Show? Ten can leave ten,
Pat Ebert's Angie two, Corey Foley, Lina Spenson. Uh oh,
Jackson, STEVEO found that's seven, that's John and Drake. That's a job,
very good. Extreme Jamie is hurt right now that you did not remember
Extreme Jamie. Listen. I had to sit next to him, and it
was the worst day of my life. So I will never remember jam explain
that statement. You can't just throw that out. It's on my Instagram,
Bailey on Air. I have a picture of us at Almet's Apple Farm and
while we were waiting in line to meet you and Extreme Jamie, me and
my sister got into a physical altercation trying to decide who got to sit next
to you, and we wanted to that was the win is to sit next
to Dave, and so I lost. So I had to sit next to
Extreme Jamie. And I was so pissed at my sister. You were a
kid that you were like eight years old, and I wanted to sit next
to you. I didn't want to sit next to Extreme Jamie. And I
see in the picture. I've seen the picture before, and you're ball the
door and you and your sister look just like you do now. But it
is very cute because and it's weird sometimes to believe that I have been doing
this show long enough to see a little kid grow up to a middle aged
woman. Yes you middle aged? Yes, second middle aged woman? Yeah?
Well what are you thirty three? I'm close close around the Yeah yeah,
okay, well you're hitting their middle age age to anyone? Hmmmm?
Next one? Another Stephanie writes in what if you take the red flags game
and use personality traits good or bad and see if we would date them or
ask a listener if you would mix and match people to make it more fun.
Example, they're famous minor, but go with it. They're incredibly fit,
but they also sing show tunes daily out of the blue. What's wrong
with that? That sounds like a winner? That would be great for you,
Bailey. How about this one. They're a pilot, their family is
incredibly important to them. They treat you like a queen, but they leave
random piles of stuff all over the place. Okay, I think what there's
saying is that's a that's a dig at me, Dave. I think that
I'm okay, you know, I do leave random pot I thought the other
day that I'm kind of a catch. Why, well, I'm not horrific
looking, I earn a good living. I can get you free concert tickets.
Sometimes I can take you for a motorcycle ride, I can take you
flying. But I do leave piles of stuff around the house, so I
mean a great It's not bad though. I mean I could have like a
gambling problem or addicted to prescription pills or something like that. So I'm kind
of a catch, unless it's like catching std dag. No, I got
those all cleared up. They're all cleared up, Jenny. Tell me why
you're a catch. I think because I'm very observant of like everyone or like
a partner's feelings, and I'm always like kind of catering to things that I
think I think will make them happy. I'm also very clean, and I'm
very detail oriented. So if you want to have the most fantastic vacation of
your life, then I will plan it and we will have a fantastic time
together. Okay, and you're easy on the eyes too. Is that bad
for me to say easy on the eyes? No, I think it's fine
if we were in the nineteen fifties, But you're easy on the eyes.
Yeah, No, I don't. Yeah, thanks, Dave. That's very
kind of you. Well, Steve used to say, it's a good thing
you're pretty, Jenny, So you know, he still says it to me
me sometimes and says that, Bailey, seriously, Now, why are you
a catch? Well, I'm fun and I feel like I'm fun to be
around, and people people usually like me. In general. I think I'm
just a likable person. I can get along with variety of people. I'm
always up for doing cool activities out and about, but also I can have
a great time at home as well. Potentially. Yeah, you're kind of
fun and you're fun to be around. I'm fun, I'm fun to be
around. I'm multifaceted. Hoot. Okay, I would kind of agree with
that one. Yeah, faceted. That's what this title of this is.
Multifaceted. Hoot. Next email, Now, Alexander writes in and says,
I don't think you read my email, but I do want to assure you
that I'm pretty sure that I did read this email. We were talking about
the the Waco. This is a total switch of gears here the Waco.
This is what happened, Dave. It was last week when we tried to
record the podcast. Oh and it stopped working. And so yes, we
did read it, and then I think I got deleted, and then when
we re recorded, it didn't get read. Okay, So she writes in
Sorry, Oh Boy, The Little Black Loan. She she was talking about
how somehow on our show the David Koresh Waco massacre site was mentioned, and
I don't remember why it was mentioned, but she said, I was in
Dallas last week and my mom and I decided to drive to Mount Carmel where
the Waco tragedy took place, like thirty two years ago. We were completely
shocked that nothing had changed, aside from a few burnt wood piles. Now,
if you don't know, David Koresh was a cult leader and he had
what they call a compound, his own little city with a bunch of buildings
but one main building, and he would you know, basically, he thought
he thought that he was God, and he taught his followers that he was
God. But he was also super creepy and awful, and he would make
children have sex with him, and he would have men have sex with him
and married women have sex with him, because that's what you did to please
your God. And so the government said, yeah, we can't have this
going on anymore. So they surrounded it, and this place was loaded with
guns. So they start shooting at the you know, the law enforcement people,
and so the law enforcement people start shooting back, and then somehow I
think David Koresh set the place on fire and so many people died. Yeah,
because he would rather you know, we told his converts, we would
rather die than surrender to these evil people. So she said the place was
beyond creepy. The hole where all the kids had died was still there now,
just covered with rocks and water. The cement pool that Koresh built was
still there, only as turned into a swamp. There was a memorial section
that was small, but had listed everybody who died and the officer who died
trying to get him out of the compound. She said it was just creepy,
and I honestly thought it would be a big memorial. But the government
doesn't own this, so it's remained pretty much unchanged since nineteen ninety three.
So thanks for sending that email in And you're right you didn't hear it on
the podcast, because that was the day last week when it didn't record.
Brianna writes in Hey y'all, I'm disappointed in you, not me shaking my
head last Friday when you were guys who were celebrating one thousand shows. I
wrote to all of you last March that you will hit one thousand shows on
May fourth of twenty twenty three. So you are well all over one thousand
by now. Apple podcast only holds one thousand shows, so at any moment,
the app will say see all nine hundred and ninety nine. So that
would mean even at this point today, it would still say see all one
nine hundred ninety nine shows. Yes, So I think I kind of might
have mentioned that a little bit that I was unsure. Yeah, that's why
I think I on the podcast description I said, is this our hoo?
Was of the episode We're not really she needs to be seen there right.
Andrew from Ohio A Weekly staff writer, says, I wanted to say I
noticed that the mid show ads during the good Minnesota Goodbye are gone, and
I'm glad I have not been able to listen to the show podcasts lately,
but the Minnesota Goodbye no longer has those mid sentence ads that you'll be saying.
Here's an email from Blah Blah blah and Chumba chumba chumbumb would jump in.
There's only an ad at the beginning and the end, and it's much
easier to tolerate than the annoying ones that cut up off whatever you guys were
saying. Does that make sense? Yeah, I mean I don't really,
I'll truthfully be honest, I don't know why it's changed, but I'm happy
it's changed in a good way. But yeah, for sure, we're always
trying to look to improve the whole experience. Last email, I was listening
to Friday's podcast and thinking to myself, Wow, Bailey is so witty and
quick with her humor. I wonder if she does improv mm. I opened
up my email and had the subject line filled and ready to ask Bailey if
she does improv or should do it, and then at the same moment,
Bailey mentions her improv group. Welp, that answered that. But I do
want to say, Bailey that I notice every single little one liner and background
heckles and whatever else you add into the show, and I can't stop laughing.
You are so hilarious to me and I'm so glad you're on the show.
The show needed someone like you who is really quick with humor and can
heighten the comedy A bit that is from Allison, Well about what about me
and Jenny and Vaughan? Don't we add what that's the thing? You guys
aren't as funny as me. But it's it's okay because like men in general
just aren't funny. So it's okay, Dave. It's not you, it's
men men in general aren't funny. What about Gabriel Iglesias, He's funny?
Who Chris Rock He's funny? Who's that that short guy, the the the
the comic who you know who I'm talking about? He does all the movies,
the short black comic. What's his name? Kevin Hart, He's hysterical.
Jerry Seinfeld, he's funny. Dane Cook the deal about comedians. I
don't know about Dane Cook. I think he's past his prime. He's done.
Dane Cook. He's the only one I could think of there are funny
guys. I'm I'm stirring the pot. I'm rage baiting right now. You
know I love that you're rage baiting. I will tell you that I think
one of the funniest people in it was the woman who was at the Tom
Brady Roast and Nicky Haley, Nikki Glazer, who's Nicki Haley? Yeah,
who's Nicky Haley's He might know he's a political person. That different one kind
of that's people. I think Nikki Glazer was really funny. But there was
a time back when I was first in radio, back when I was like
eighteen or twenty years old, it was like, yeah, women aren't funny,
so we're not gonna put a lot of women on the radio because they're
not funny. People say that all the time. Do you think do they
still still say that all the time? Which is why I said men aren't
funny. I have a T shirt that says men aren't funny. That's literally
just like a riff off of women Aren't funny. Because so many men say
women aren't funny, and the amount of comments I get on my men Aren't
Funny shirt it is wild because it's always men who walk up to me and
they're always like, you know, well, actually men are funny, and
I'm just like, dude, you're proving my point. Like the whole point
of this shirt is for guys like you to be like, excuse me,
actually, who's that short guy? Kevin Hart? Yeah? But I will
absolutely acknowledge. I used to get really annoyed when I'd watched Saturday Night Live
twenty years ago because it was Tina Fay and Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fay to
me, is so fucking funny. She is so funny, so clever,
so creative. And Jimmy Fallon I don't think is funny. I think he
is enjoyable, but I don't think he's naturally funny. Let me looking right.
But it used to annoy me because I could tell that Tina Fey wrote
all the funny jokes for Jimmy Fallon y and so he would deliver them and
people would laugh uproariously. But it's like, well, Tina Fey wrote that
joke. Yeah, so Tina Fey, I mean, and she also came
up with mean girls. She also she also did thirty Rock of course,
and she's just funny. I also think Kristin Wig is really funny, and
I mean with everything from the Target Lady to remember the carry on Saturday Night
Live when it was like an old school Lawrence Welk kind of a singing group
and she had the tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny little hands and she
would be beauty or whatever it is and I'm judy, Oh my god,
So yeah, I think that. But back in the day in radio,
it was like there were two things. They said, people don't want to
hear women on the radio, which is wrong. I mean, look at
somebody like Fallon or Jenny or I'm not gonna name other radio DJs here in
town. But there are plenty of women on the radio and people want to
hear them. But they also used to say women aren't funny. And I
think maybe back then there was a stigma that women should not be funny,
they should be more the empathetic, loving person on the radio. Yeah,
yeah, probably, I mean that's kind of Women have obviously evolved a lot
to be much more ourselves than not only be something for a man's I would
the man on the show feels like it probably has evolved in radio two,
well, that was kind of the cliche. I mean, there are still
radio shows that do this, and it drives me crazy. Where there's two
guys and they're wacky, wacky wacky, and there's a woman and they turn
her microphone down to about seventy five percent and then she laughs. And there
are still radio shows that are like that. Some big radio shows where the
two guys are like, you know, a couple of bros. They're being
funny, wacky, and the girl is in the background, and it's like
that doesn't sit well with me, you know, Like when Fallen was on
the show, a lot of the time, Fallon would be funnier than me.
We would be like I'd be funnier for then herd one minute, and
then she'd be funnier than me the next minute. But it was never like,
Wow, Fallon sit in the background and laugh, because no, if
you ask to do that, I could never ask anybody on the show to
sit in the background and laugh. Number One, you don't laugh when I
say something funny. No, because you're not funny. Yeah, this podcast
because men aren't funny. Maybe that's the title of the podcast. Men aren't
multifact. That's me. Women are multifaceted hoots to be around. I will
I will leave it, but I will tell you this one though, And
she hates when I say it. But my wife, Susan is not funny.
She's just not a fun She's warm, she's empathetic, she's selfless,
but she is not funny. Because I will say something uproariously funny, Like,
you know, She's like, I'm trying to go the let's say,
I'm trying to do wat the walk the laundry and she's standing in my way
and I got a big basket of laundry and I'm trying to get around her.
I will say something funny like get the fuck out of my way,
or I'm gonna kill you, and that's funny because I don't really mean it,
and that's funny. It's even funnier when you say that it's funny.
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. And and I'll say, so get the
fuck out of my way before I murder you. And she'll be like,
why do you say that? That's so mean? And I'm like, I'm
trying to be funny, but she doesn't get it. Just riff and girlipop.
She's like, what are you talking about? But she went. People
are like, I mean not I don't hate Susan, but like when I
clearly make a joke, granted the joke you just set up was not a
good joke, but if I clearly make a joke and they're like, what
do you mean by that? And then you have to explain that it's a
joke. And then of course once you have to explain that it was a
joke. Of course, any joke you have to explain is no longer fun.
And it was funny to me exactly. And I think everyone has different
senses of humor, so I think that like or no, it's hard to
say or no or no sense of humor. Oh well, let's let's say
this. Let's say we all have the same Let's say I'm walking into the
studio and Bailey is walking out, and let's say I got a big basket
of laundry. Now, you didn't laugh at that either, which I thought
was funny because it's well, it's incongruent, and there's no way I'd walk
into the studio with a big basket of launch. More to it, I
thought you're going to say you tripped her with the basket of laundry or no,
no, no, no, no no no no. Okay, So
so okay, I don't want to be that person, but we do have
to wrap up here. I'm funnier than you, Bailey. You're not No,
you're not no, you're not Times infinity