Great Day Radio
Welcome to Great Day Radio! We are your fun and upbeat podcast we have great music, celebrity interviews, and much more! We are headquartered at 26 W Dry Creek Circle Littleton, CO 80120.
Episodes
A civil jury finds a sitting president liable for sexual assault, yet political power keeps moving like nothing happened. We unpack the legal standards, the tribal logic, and the media realities that let accountability slip through the cracks.
• why a civil verdict feels easy to dismiss compared to a criminal conviction
• the difference between beyond a reasonable doubt and preponderance of the evidence
We challenge the idea that Men’s Mental Health Month can do the heavy lifting for a year-round struggle, and we call out the “checkbox culture” that fades on July 1. We unpack the invisible armor men are taught to wear and share simple ways to build daily, life-saving support.
• why limiting men’s mental health to June can backfire
• the “invisible armor” and how it i...
Father’s Day after divorce can feel like an emotional minefield, so we tell the truth about what the day becomes when the traditions break and the house goes quiet. We push past the commercial version and focus on presence, real recognition, and the bond that legal papers can’t dissolve.
• the emotional weight of Father’s Day after divorce
• a father’s worth measured by his ...
We break down the everyday red flags that can signal faster biological aging and explain how small habits compound into real longevity gains. We connect fatigue, brain fog, skin changes, frequent illness, muscle loss, belly fat, and poor sleep to practical fixes you can start right now.
• biological age as a compounding lifestyle score rather than a quick fix
• fatigue as a mitochondria warning sign and...
Passport revocations for unpaid child support are no longer a rarely used threat, they’re an active enforcement tool that can stop travel with little notice. We break down what’s changing, why the threshold is dropping, and whether this approach targets deadbeats or traps parents who are already struggling.
• how the State Department revokes passports tied to child support arrears
• why enfo...
Memorial Day can feel like a party to the public and a battlefield to a veteran living with PTSD. We tell the truth about triggers, survivor’s guilt, and what real support sounds like when the noise gets too loud.
• the cultural disconnect between cookouts and combat memories
• how fireworks, smoke, crowds, and sudden sounds trigger PTSD
• a personal Memorial Day barbecue flashback a...
We tackle the loaded question of a wealth tax on people with more than $50 million in assets, then separate the moral argument from the messy mechanics. We weigh fairness and political power against valuation battles, liquidity crunches, and the reality of tax avoidance, then land on what would need to be true for it to work.
• defining a wealth tax as an annual tax on net worth rather than income
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We break down the biggest 2026 401(k) shifts tied to new tax rules, higher contribution limits, and proposals to expand risky “alternative” investments. We explain what the Roth catch-up rule could mean for high earners and how to protect your retirement plan from volatility, bad advice, and high fees.
• higher IRS contribution limits and what they unlock for retirement savings
• catch-...
We dig into why some arguments instantly trigger defensiveness and turn small issues into full-body survival reactions. We share a practical way to separate mistakes from identity so accountability builds intimacy instead of burning it down.
• defensiveness as a nervous system response to perceived rejection
• how small conflicts become character trials and shame spirals
• the “milk&...
We talk about how false abuse allegations can flip a father’s life overnight during a custody battle, even when there’s no history of violence and no evidence. We break down why the system often defaults to “better safe than sorry,” and how that choice can tear families apart and leave kids carrying the damage.
• the moment a custody case turns into an abuse narrative
• why ...
We connect the rising cost of gas, groceries, and everyday goods to a two-front economic squeeze driven by geopolitical conflict risk and aggressive tariffs. We explain how these forces combine into a stagflation threat that can reshape jobs, investments, and daily life.
• oil disruption risk in the Strait of Hormuz and how it pushes up transportation costs
• tariffs on steel, aluminum, and semicon...
We dig into why kids after divorce can treat their father like a guest and why that pain often has more to do with survival and routines than rejection. We share practical ways to rebuild trust by showing up for the boring, everyday moments that actually form the bond.
• the home base effect and why the primary home becomes “real life”
• why dependency creates connection more than event...
We talk about the moment you realize you are shrinking yourself to fit someone else’s comfort and why that does not mean you are “too much.” Then we get practical about boundaries and leaving, and I share a personal story about homelessness and the groups that helped me get safe again.
• avoidant attachment as fear of being consumed, not lack of care
• narcissistic relationship cycles l...
We get honest about the excuses people use to justify cheating and why betrayal is a choice, not a reaction. We push for real accountability because every loophole you give yourself lowers your standards and your self-respect.
• a story about “Marie” and the armor of excuses
• cheating framed as a deliberate choice, not a mistake
• how justification chips away at self-respect and fuels p...
We dig into why more midlife women are walking away from marriages and what that says about identity, care giving, and the real meaning of happiness. We also get personal about sudden divorce, homelessness, and the hard truth that independence without connection can leave anyone isolated.
• the walk away wife phenomenon and why it accelerates in midlife
• COVID as a forced pause that exposes unhapp...
We blend tough headlines with real talk, moving from a tragic energy drink lawsuit to a market reality check for Tesla and a tense global standoff over the Strait of Hormuz. We end by grounding it all in community, from practical money tools to timeless Motown requests and a reminder that human-curated jazz still matters.
• A Texas family’s lawsuit alleging an energy drink contributed to a teen’s deat...
We spotlight Selina Albright, a Los Angeles native now based in London, and trace how her voice and fearless versatility cut across smooth jazz, R&B, soul, and even EDM. We also step back into Women’s History Month to connect the roots of the movement to today’s fight over voting access and the proposed Save America Act.
• Selina Albright’s vocal tone, range, and emotional delivery...
As we celebrate the accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King and his legacy. We also trace Illinois from the covert routes of the Underground Railroad to the 1908 Springfield riot, linking family memory to national change and the birth of the NAACP. We then unpack the roots and politicization of the term woke and what it reveals about power and culture.
• Underground Railroad networks across Illinois and the...
Dating across different expectations doesn’t have to feel like a tug-of-war. We dig into what “traditional” and “modern” actually mean in relationships, and why most of us live somewhere along a spectrum of roles, values, and priorities. With clear definitions, lived examples, and a candid look at the “boss woman with her own money” debate, we move past hot takes to the real...
Ever notice how the flag button has become a shortcut for winning arguments you never had to make? We pull the curtain back on performative reporting, why it’s exploding across social platforms, and how it’s quietly reshaping the public square. Starting from a listener flag on a lighthearted exchange about modern dating, we trace the path from personal discomfort to mass reporting to automated takedowns,...
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