Tonight on David’s Saturday Night Sit Back, things get raw, real, and downright ridiculous. Liv, Frank, and Fearn join me in the studio for a 3-person episode that ranges from childhood trauma and relationship failures to comedy breakdowns and unexpected sexual invites.
We talk about why men don’t approach women anymore, what we love and hate about our closest friends and partners, and how vulnerability can be hilarious when it’s shared with the right people. There’s laughter, there are tears, and there’s a very explicit story at the end—consider yourself warned.
Whether you’re here for the wisdom, the therapy, or the chaos, this episode has something for you.
📍Topics include:
- Why men are scared to shoot their shot
- The pros and cons of brutal honesty
- Comedy culture and ATX nightlife
- How trauma shapes identity
- Modern relationships and hookup culture
- Raw answers to tough questions
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