Sunset Podcast

06/23/20 • 67 min

In today’s Meat the boys discuss their biggest fears and the growing pains that come with life long friendships. But first, Nappi talks about romanticizing high school, guys posting pictures on Instagram, and the meaning behind the infamous “I wanna see you” text. Then, Jay claims that Tik Tok is a spyware app and that Nappi is a puppet for the Chinese government. The boys normally record the podcast mid-afternoon when the sun is shining the brightest. However, in this episode the boys started recording as the sun began to set. Thus, this is the Sunset Podcast both literally and figuratively. It starts out light and playful but gradually gets darker and more serious. So sit back and enjoy all the colors of this Arizona sunset.

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In today’s Meat the boys discuss giving directions to strangers, an Australian girl that Nappi met and the role ego plays in breakups. But first, Nappi talks about being a better coach than a player, flirting in relationships, and becoming emotionally more intelligent than parents. Then, Jay gives new insight on his relationship with Thomas Potter and vents about his continued bike troubles. Moving on after a relationship is sometimes difficult and sometimes easy. Today the boys provide two different perspectives on the breakup process. Jay details both his struggles and growth after getting dumped while Nappi explores his new post breakup life. Sometimes the only way to move forward is to move on.

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