What The Hell Did You Say?

We are back once again to wax philosophic about Lauren Boebert, Social Media's impact on cancel culture and Flat Earthers.  Thanks for listening and please give us a rating on your podcast streamer of choice.

Jon Gruden emailed people some horrible shit.  We talk about it.  Shannon finds yet another way to discuss his sinuses and J-Bird returns to tell us that sound tracks are dead!!!

Our return was long overdue, and we are happy to be back in studio and talking about subject matter that matters.  This week we talk Mike Richards from Jeopardy, Anti-Vax rhetoric and whats been going on in our lives since we went on hiatus from recording due to the pandemic.   Thanks for listing.

We are back...well sorta.  We remotely do a new episode and temporarily rename the podcast The Quarantine Cantina, plus where we talk about the best thing we have watched since the Stay at Home order was issued, Shannon's Facebook troll and more.   Brought to you by Clever Cog Media.

Our buddy John (a different John, we are friends with several) stops by the studio for a conversation about youth sports, cost, parents and other things that going into keeping your little shits happy.   Blue Truck Media is changing its name and we would like your help re-naming it.  Suggestions can be emailed to shannon.t@bluetruckmedia.net

On this episode we discuss the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus and other instances of world wide outbreaks.  Are we in panic mode for nothing or should we be worried?  Plus, Shannon again announces his intentions of quitting comedy.   bluetruckmedia.net

We are joined in studio by Comedian Durand Erickson as we attempt to break down the psychology of being a Minnesota Vikings fan. Fresh off our most recent playoff exit, we discuss how and why we are still wearing purple after all these disappointments.  Plus, we weigh in with our Super Bowl picks.    This episode of What The Hell Did You Say?!? is sponsored by Black Diamond Tinting and Auto Accessories in Little Canada, MN.  Check them out there - https://blackdiamondmn.com/

We are back with the final episode of the three part series about religion.  On this episode we talk to Comedian Ric McCloud who identifies as a Strong Atheist and has spent time breaking down why he doesn't believe there is a god.  We talk logic, faith and everything in between. Please give us a review on iTunes if you like the show.  Thanks for listening.  

Another look at spirituality and religion, this time from Nick, a self-described Spiritual Junkie.  Nick has explored a vast amount of religious theories and history and has chosen different religions at different points in his life.  From nearly becoming a Jesuit to Buddhism he has great insight on his personal journey and some ideas that would benefit everyone.   Please review our podcast, it helps us grow our listenership.  Check out bluetruckmedia.net for more shows.

Episode one of our three part segment on religion begins with an excellent discussion about Atheism.  John was raised Catholic, attended Catholic schools but now identifies as an Atheist.  A humors and candid discussion about his personal beliefs. Plus, Comedian Tommy Thompson sits in as a guest host and tries to convince Shannon and Pete to attend church with him.  Sparking a funny brotherly exchange.   You can check bluetruckmedia.net for additional podcasts produced by Blue Truck Media.  Be sure to give us a ranking on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

On this episode we sit down and discuss the pros and cons of the flu vaccine, plus we delve into a new epidemic, Revenge Porn. If you like the show, be sure to give us a ranking and a review, we appreciate it.  Check out bluetruckmedia.net for past episodes or episodes from our other podcasts. 

Coming next Wednesday, October 16th, The First 48 Inches.  A podcast about death during sexy time.  You can find it at bluetruckmedia.net or wherever podcasts are heard.  

Shannon, Pete and Jason sit down with out a guest this week and discuss how suicide had affected their lives.  It is frank conversation about an important topic. If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts, please reach out.  You are not alone: Suicide Prevention Life Line Suicide Prevention Resource Center  

Welcome to season three, as we are back in the studio to discuss our 2019 Minnesota State Fair excursion.  The guys discuss their favorites things, least favorite things and what they would do to improve the great Minnesota get together.     If you like the show, give us some love on iTunes with a review and a ranking.  You can also check out Pete's picture from the state fair with some random people on a our patreon page: patreon.com/whatthehelldidyousay 

Some kids like sports and some kids like musical theater.  Then there is Kevin who likes both, which leads some people to draw the incorrect conclusion that he is gay.  Kevin has a great story of growing up on the left coast and being an unconventional kid. If you like our show, please give us a review on iTunes.  Thanks for listening.

Overpopulation Reduction Advocate David Paxson stops by the basement to talk about overpopulation, what that is doing to the planet and how people misunderstand population reduction.  Jason and Pete are at their day jobs, Shannon solo's this one.   Check out worldpopulationbalance.org for more details about David's organization.  Please, give the show a review and and ranking.  

Comedian, vegetarian and Facebook rule breaker Nathan Timmel joins Shannon to talk about his perspective on being a vegetarian, political correctness and letting people be themselves.   Be sure to give the show a review on where ever you are listening to it.  

Stay at home dads can be found in the stranger places.  Our buddy Andrew, a comedian on hiatus and a former Wall Street tycoon joins us to talk about being the primary caregiver for his two daughters.  We also discuss a car accident Andrew had and Shannon reveals how he recently got six stitches above his left eye. You can support our show by subscribing to our patreon page at - patreon.com/whatthehelldidyousay

Coming next week.

Marriage, it is a conversation we delve into with our latest guest Andy, a 43 yr old male that has never walked down the aisle.  We talk about how he is perceived in the world as an unmarried man, if he has regrets about it and other marriage related topics.   If you like our show please give it a rank and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. You can also support us on our patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/whatthehelldidyousay  You can find bonus audio, photos, stories and more.  

Dave Primeau, or to those of us that know him well, Uncle Dave joins us in studio to talk about the male perspective regarding a childless existence.  Its a funny, insightful conversation that ends with Pete doing his Silence of the Lambs impression.   Be sure you show some love if you like the show by ranking it.  You can also help the cause by becoming a patreon member - https://www.patreon.com/whatthehelldidyousay  

Cindy Schmidt joins the guys in studio to discuss being a woman without children, how she came to that decision and what effect it has had on her life.  If you like the show, please show some love and give us a review.  You can also support us here - https://www.patreon.com/whatthehelldidyousay by subscribing to Pete's Pals.  

Music is subjective and different genres speak to different people, so why do we mock and judge people for what they have in their musical catalog?  This episode attempts to shed light on that.  It's a fun look at what people bob their heads to.  Shannon's brother, Comedian Tommy Thompson joins this discussion.  

We are joined in studio by our guest A.  We discuss gender, labels and how information can change the way we all view each other.  It is a great episode that illuminated a topic that has substantial importance.   For more resources - https://www.glaad.org/transgender/allies

On episode 17 Shannon's brother-in-law, Jamal joins us.  We discuss how a black man became a fiscal conservative and what affect that has had on his life.  An excellent, enlightening and entertaining episode.  Or the four e's.  

Episode 16 features a discussion about alcohol and the labels we give people that drink or don't drink it.  Joining Shannon and Pete this episode are Chris Emeott sitting in for Jason Friedrich's as a guest host and Magic Mike, bartender aficionado.  Give it a listen while you are struggling through your post NYE sobriety cleanse. 

On the season two premier episode Shannon goes solo to discuss mental health stigmas and labels with advocate Brian Jost. Brian gives a compelling interview of his struggles with Bi-Polar Disorder and address how mental health stigmas should be considered discrimination. You can check out Brian and his projects at https://www.inthemic.com/brian-jost/

Comedian Benny Quash is in the basement for episode 14.  We attempt (and fail) to break down the murder of a Saudi journalist, rehash a recent tire fire of a party and we discuss the Scream Town incident.

This week our buddy Virgil joins us to talk about what else?  Brett Kavanaugh.  We also discuss the difference about being prejudice and being racist and Pete and Jason recap their recent trip to Duluth that included the viewing of a terrible event.  

On Episode 12 Comedian Tommy Thompson joins us and since Shannon and Tommy are brothers we discuss family offensiveness.  We learn about the huge age difference between Pete and his siblings, Jason is the blacksheep and Shannon's offensive behavior around Tommy's wife.

Photographer Andy Berndt (yes we have another photographer on) joins the fellas to discuss their recent trip to the great Minnesota get together.  Jay bird takes issue with the pigs, Andy has a pig contest story and Pete and Shannon are let down by the haunted house.  Be sure to give us a review on iTunes, Stitcher or any other place you listen.

We will be back next week, but here is a preview of next weeks episode as we talk about our trip to the Minnesota State Fair.

On this weeks episode our buddy Ryan joins the discussion about how the educational system treats certain students deemed a problem, we discuss cell phone etiquette and grinding on the dance floor.  

On this weeks episode we are joined by photographer, Chris Emeott and we discuss if how people dress is being offensive, Dr. Pimple Popper and we learn that Jason is a Fashonista.  

On episode 7, we are joined by Dirty Dan to discuss funeral etiquette, best man speeches and Dirty Dan displays how he got his name.  An episode for the ages.  

This week we discuss leg wrestling, ticket reselling and giving someone something and taking it back.  Oh, there is more to it than that, but you will have to listen and find out. 

This week the guys talk about James Gunn and his current situation, whether past social media should have a statute of limitations and Shannon offends Jason.  

The guys finally corral a female guest to participate in their podcast.  Courtney sits down with us and we discuss how kids are today toward poitical correctness, if being exposed to certain elements of media has an effect on political correctness and much, much more.  

On episode three of What The Hell Did You Say? the guys talk about workplace conversations, Colin Kaepernick and Pete offends Shannon.  More insite into political correctness, how it is addressed in the workplace and where is the middle ground.

On this weeks episode of What The Hell Did You Say?  We talk geography and how it relates to being offended, Pete talks about Laura Ingalls Wilder and her writings and Jason attempts to discover the true meaning of black balled.  Informative, funny and possibly offensive, depending on what part of the country you live in.  

Episode 1 of What The Hell Did You Say?!? Shannon Thompson, Pete Berry and Jason Friedrichs talk about the nature of offensiveness.  They discuss a recent incident with Jason. Shannon shares that he is more offended by actions then words and Pete gets sexy on the mic.  Informative, funny and irreverent.