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We knew this day was going to come, but it’s hard to believe it's already here. Brandy is 36 weeks pregnant, and won’t be joining us again. Get the scoop on what the last 36 weeks have been like and what will the final weeks bring?

Beav is on the case after he finds a piece of paper with certain bad works written on it. Alex has his own battles at home with “potty” words as he and his wife try to potty train their boys in-between Sweet Home Alabama jam sessions.

Alex is back … and he has a parenting failure to confess. Beav gets a concerning message from a teacher and may be drowning his concerns in tacos. Or maybe that’s just his normal amount of taco consumption.

Wind em up and watch em go. There’s talk of turd nuggets, peeing in the bathtub, a dog on the loose and a crawling baby. You never know what’s gonna come out when these two sit down, and today is no different.

Cris “Sunshine” Lencioni has been beating the odds his whole life. Born into a home defined by abuse Cris quickly learned to fend for himself. From numerous street fights to battling ADHD/OCD, Cris has faced it all.

Brandy is back on the podcast! She’s talking second trimester, pregnancy cravings, shopping for her own diaper bag, and dishing on things that bother her. And, oh yeah, we get a NAME REVEAL for the baby!

Beav is bracing for life as parent to a newborn and a pre-teen. Meanwhile, Alex digs out his septic tanks and rips up brand new flooring (again). This 💩 is getting real. Literally. And what is Alex allergic to everything?!?

Faced with a problem that was reducing her son to tears, Amy Tucker got busy. The solution she found would lead her and her husband to sell their house, move to a rural cabin, and risk everything on a start-up.

Matt Overton has spent most of his professional life with his head between his legs. That’s the job description for an NFL long snapper. Newly married and expecting his first child, Matt talks with Beav about fatherhood and his career.

Remember that cooler your family had stashed somewhere in the garage? It survived countless road trips, camping adventures, Little League games, and fishing excursions. And it did not look pretty. You might even say it looked SHITI.

This might be the most personal story we’ve ever shared. We’ve never shied away from the realities of life, but Alex never thought he would be telling everyone about this on the podcast.

In high school, Trovon Reed lost his mother. Although he was fielding football offers from Division I colleges, Trovon was washing his laundry in the school field house. But he has persevered to find success in football and fatherhood.