Bailey & Jeremy: Bachelor Mansion Takeover and Needlepoint | Golden Hour

Summary

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Bachelor Happy Hour: "Bailey & Jeremy: Bachelor Mansion Takeover and Needlepoint" (Golden Hour)

Date: February 6, 2026
Hosts: (primarily) Kathy and Interviewer, with guests Bailey and Jeremy

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Episode Overview

In this engaging and light-hearted episode of Bachelor Happy Hour, former Bachelor Nation cast members Bailey and Jeremy join host Kathy for an in-depth conversation about life after Paradise, relationship dynamics, hobbies, family, and their experiences filming an HGTV special at the legendary Bachelor Mansion. The conversation blends candid moments from their personal lives with nostalgic Bachelor franchise reflections, and even ventures into needlepoint and practical life advice.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Personality, Clothing, and Storage Quirks

• Bailey’s Memory Hoarding:
  • Bailey admits to being a “memories hoarder” and has curated boxes of clothes, each item labeled with the event or appearance where she wore it.
    • "I'm a memories hoarder, so I just, like, love to keep my memories... I wore the formal in 2016. I need to keep this." (03:57)
• Jeremy’s Minimalist Packing:
  • Contrasts Bailey’s style, preferring a compact wardrobe.
    • "I'd rather have a smaller closet... Stuff that I could just wear and then when I get sick of it, I don't wear it anymore." (04:45)
  • Shares that he packed only a duffel bag for a month in Peru, while Bailey packed multiple heavy suitcases for a three-day Vegas trip (05:03–05:36).

2. Relationship Dynamics and Future Plans

• Pregnancy & Dramatic Flair:
  • Bailey preemptively describes herself as “dramatic” and not looking forward to pregnancy discomfort, expecting her family to endure her mood swings.
    • "I think those nine months will be probably the worst nine months of everybody's life around me. Well, probably my favorite nine months of my life." (06:19)
  • Kathy is amused and supportive, teasing about being around for Bailey’s maternity-wear adventures.
• Current Life Priorities:
  • Bailey is content being an aunt for now and not rushing into motherhood, emphasizing the joy she finds in her current role.
    • "I feel like that's what my calling is at this moment. It's not to be a mom, but definitely later, obviously. But not right now." (07:45)
• Cooking and Domestic Life:
  • Bailey doesn’t cook much but thinks she eventually will “for others.” Jeremy values knowing what’s in his meals but finds cooking in NYC expensive.
    • "I like cooking because I like knowing what's in my meals. But in New York, it's not even that cost effective to cook." (08:37)

3. Travel and Zodiac Banter

• Upcoming Trips & Birthdays:
  • Both are traveling for work and for Bailey’s birthday in April. There’s playful banter about being Tauruses and sharing close birthdays.
    • "We're all Tauruses, Kathy." (10:51)
• RBF (Resting Bitch Face):
  • Light-hearted talk about how both used to have RBF and how being told about it prompted them to smile more often.
    • "I feel like having RBF is maybe just like a Taurus trait." (11:19)

4. Relationship Impressions Post-Paradise

• Learning About Each Other:
  • Prompted to share the most significant thing learned about the other since leaving Paradise:
    • Jeremy:
      • "How thoughtful she is and how much she's thinking about anyone besides herself." (12:19)
    • Bailey:
      • "Every day I'm just very impressed with how diligent and hardworking and focused Jeremy is... it's very inspiring for me." (12:36)
• Taking the Relationship Day by Day:
  • Both prefer a grounded approach to their future together, emphasizing open communication and effort.
    • "My future will be with her, but I just don't think there's a point in overthinking things." (14:14 - Jeremy)
    • "We've really just been taking it day by day when we got back...making sure we're putting each other first." (14:21 - Bailey)

5. Bachelor Mansion Renovation Special

• Behind-the-Scenes on HGTV
  • Jeremy discusses his background (civil engineering, real estate, not construction) and initial intimidation in joining the Bachelor Mansion renovation show with many DIY pros.
    • "I thought it could be an advantage also because I think I was really thinking that the challenges would be like, more design than construction itself..." (21:20)
  • First time actually at the Mansion—never filmed his own season there—so he found it "cool" but not “starstruck.”
  • Describes the mix of cast (old, new, unknowns) and the excitement of learning alongside professional LA contractors.
    • "We had the best contractors in LA there helping us and it was really fun to just learn." (23:32)
  • Teased upgrades, including the infamous dishwasher, but deflected spoilers: "You'll have to see." (25:51)
  • The Mansion deemed “has good bones, needs updating.” (26:08)

6. Listener Advice Segment

• Navigating Family Strain
  • Listener writes in about feeling distanced from her sister, who seems envious or absent since she got into a relationship.
  • Jeremy and Bailey advocate for empathy and grace, suggesting both people are adapting to “the new normal,” and recommend open conversation and seeking outside perspectives to better understand the issue.
    • "I don't think it means she doesn't want to be involved in their life. I think you just need to give some people, some grace..." (28:31 - Jeremy)
    • "I feel like it's really important to maybe not internalize and project things... it's important to give people you love grace." (29:03 - Bailey)
    • "I think we both have to adapt to the new normal. And I think they both should definitely talk about it..." (30:57 - Bailey)
  • Bailey shares how Jeremy has helped her set boundaries and find balance, and that she’s started focusing on hobbies to help handle stress (31:44–32:55).

7. Needlepoint & the Joys of Hobbies

• Bailey’s Needlepoint Addiction:
  • Bailey dives into needlepoint as a screen-free hobby, making ornaments tied to her travels and gifts for loved ones.
    • "I'm needle pointing this for my friend's baby." (37:33)
    • "My goal for the year is to...do ornaments of every single place that we've been." (39:14)
• Connection with Kathy:
  • Kathy reveals she is a serious needlepointer, does complex pieces, and offers to mentor Bailey.
    • "I have needlepoint for 35 years. I will send you pictures..." (37:45)
    • "I will teach you all the tricks of the trade. And Jeremy can cook for us." (43:58)
  • Discussion about processing projects, finishing, and the tradition of passing down heirlooms.
• The Meditative Side:
  • Bailey finds needlepoint relaxing and therapeutic—a way to relieve stress and focus on something tangible outside digital life.
    • "I feel like it's actually a really good way to, like, relieve stress." (43:42)
  • Humorous talk about possibly moving into crocheting or knitting (42:50–42:53).

8. Food Talk & Episode Wrap

• Cooking and Baking:
  • Banter about who in the group likes to cook or bake; Jeremy is basic, Kathy bakes, interviewer prefers flexible cooking.
  • Playful wrap-up about being hungry after all the food talk, and Bailey and Jeremy confirming they’ll order dinner instead.
    • "We're gonna order food in tonight." (45:00)

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Noteworthy Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "I just, like, love to keep my memories. So I'm just like, I don't want to throw. I'm like, I wore the formal in 2016. I need to keep this." — Bailey (03:57)
• "I had a duffel bag that lasted me an entire month in Peru." — Jeremy (05:03)
• "I think those nine months [pregnancy] will be probably the worst nine months of everybody's life around me. Well, probably my favorite nine months of my life." — Bailey (06:19)
• "Resting bitch face is maybe just like a Taurus trait." — Bailey (11:19)
• "How thoughtful she is and how much she's thinking about anyone besides herself." — Jeremy on Bailey (12:19)
• "Every day I'm just very impressed with how diligent and hardworking and focused Jeremy is." — Bailey on Jeremy (12:36)
• "We had the best contractors in LA there helping us and it was really fun to just learn." — Jeremy, on the Bachelor Mansion renovation (23:32)
• "You just need to give some people, some grace to just like, live their life." — Jeremy, addressing listener’s family question (29:03)
• "I'm needle pointing this for my friend's baby." — Bailey, joyfully describing her new hobby (37:33)
• "I have needlepoint for 35 years. I will send you pictures of..." — Kathy, delighted by the shared hobby (37:45)
• "I feel like it's actually a really good way to, like, relieve stress. So that's also why I don't have really good, like, coping habits..." — Bailey (43:42)

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Timestamps for Highlights

• Bailey’s clothes and memory-keeping: 03:53–04:37
• Jeremy’s packing style & Bailey’s Vegas overpacking: 05:03–05:36
• Pregnancy, being an aunt, life priorities: 06:19–07:58
• Cooking at home vs. takeout in NYC: 08:06–09:47
• Travel/birthday plans, Taurus talk: 10:44–11:07
• Relationship takeaways and appreciation: 12:04–14:21
• Bachelor Mansion renovation on HGTV: 21:20–26:08
• Listener advice: navigating distant sibling relationships: 27:02–32:55
• Needlepoint and hobbies discussion: 37:23–43:42
• Episode wrap, cooking vs baking banter: 43:58–45:38

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Tone & Style

The tone throughout is upbeat, candid, and supportive, filled with gentle teasing and honest reflections about relationships, career transitions, and personal growth. The hosts and guests reference Bachelor culture with affection and nostalgia, but the episode is equally rich in everyday, relatable life moments and practical wisdom.

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Useful for Bachelor fans and newcomers alike, this episode serves up an insider's peek at life beyond reality TV—where memory boxes, travel, new hobbies, family growth, and honest conversations shape much more than just a TV love story.

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[Jeremy]

Foreign.

[Kathy]

Hi, everyone. Welcome back to Golden Hour. We're here for part two with Bailey and Jeremy, so let's dive right back in. The funniest thing about you, Bailey, was you tell. The day we first were talking, you were telling me about the clothes in the basement with labeled. You've forgotten labeled, what she wore online, what she'd sent online, what she wore in a commercial. All of them.

[Bailey]

Yeah. I do have it in certain boxes.

[Kathy]

Oh, I know, I know.

[Bailey]

This is like, you know, and then I also, like, I'm a memories hoarder, so I just, like, love to keep my memories. So I'm just like, I don't want to throw. I'm like, I wore the formal in 2016. I need to. I need to keep this. Like, this is my.

[Kathy]

I love Jeremy. I love you. Look at his face.

[Interviewer]

Living in Manhattan, you don't have room.

[Bailey]

Yeah. You know, and. Well, here's the thing. Jeremy has a loft. So actually all.

[Kathy]

What does that mean? What does that mean? What's a loft?

[Bailey]

It's like, there's a loft space and. And really, he hasn't used it and so I use it and I have boxes up there now of. Of clothes. And I have clothes in the. In the closet. But yeah.

[Kathy]

Jeremy, are you a shopper?

[Jeremy]

I like.

[Kathy]

I mean, you always look nice on Paradise. That's why I'm asking.

[Jeremy]

I like clothes that I want to wear, but not really. Like, I'd rather have a smaller closet of stuff. Stuff that I could just wear and then when I get sick of it, I don't wear it anymore.

[Interviewer]

Would you get rid of it and buy new?

[Jeremy]

I pack light. I pack.

[Bailey]

He does pack very light.

[Interviewer]

I can't. I wish I could learn that.

[Jeremy]

Especially, like, if I'm traveling to, like, a warmer place or when I go hiking or something. Like, I had a duffel bag that lasted me an Entire month in Peru.

[Interviewer]

Oh, my God.

[Kathy]

Wait, do you do laundry?

[Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, you do laundry. Like you could find, like walk into like a cheap laundromat and they get it to you within a few hours.

[Bailey]

To give you an idea, when we went to Vegas for three days, I. I brought almost three suitcases. So did I bring two or three really heavy. A really heavy big one. It was. I had to put some of my stuff into his suitcase because it was.

[Interviewer]

And then I end up buying a new suitcase where I'm at because I.

[Kathy]

Bought.

[Bailey]

Cuz I'm shopping. So, you know, everyone has their.

[Interviewer]

Oh, yeah, I feel you. I feel you.

[Kathy]

I don't know.

[Interviewer]

But Jerry, I live alone in a four bedroom house and every single closet is full. And the attic.

[Bailey]

Yeah, that's. That's my dream. I mean, not. I mean, you know, that's my dream. Every closet is so my clothes. And then, you know, it's not the closet. I'll move it somewhere.

[Kathy]

But you know what? I know this is putting the cart before the horse, but I want to be around when you get pregnant. How many maternity outfits?

[Bailey]

Oh, my God. It's gonna be. We. Well, we actually had this small conversation. I just explained to him, like, how dramatic I am when I don't feel good. It's going to be a thousand times worse. Like, it's going to be. I think those nine months will be probably the worst nine months of everybody's life around me. Well, probably my favorite nine months of my life. Probably.

[Kathy]

But wait, I don't understand. You don't think you're going to feel well?

[Bailey]

Oh, I think. I know. I hate being uncomfortable. I think I'm going to be very dramatic and very much.

[Interviewer]

She's warning you now, babe.

[Bailey]

Yeah. And very, like, just look at Jeremy. Jeremy's just like, no, but I can't, like, very dramatic.

[Jeremy]

She's all talking.

[Bailey]

Usually I'm like, okay, I'm obviously gonna still do things myself, but it will probably be a pretty, like, rough nine months for everyone.

[Jeremy]

Stop.

[Interviewer]

It's a beautiful.

[Kathy]

It was so easy.

[Bailey]

It's beautiful. I love children. I'm literally like auntie. I literally love being an auntie. It's my favorite thing. But I know being pregnant. Yeah. I'm like, we're.

[Jeremy]

We're a long time away.

[Bailey]

Yeah, that's. That's. That's a long way.

[Kathy]

Can I ask you a question? I. You're Bailey. What are you, 26? I've forgotten.

[Bailey]

I'm 28.

[Kathy]

And how old are you, Jeremy?

[Jeremy]

31.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, perfect.

[Kathy]

Yeah, you got plenty of time.

[Bailey]

Yeah, yeah, we've got time. And not. Not in a rush. And I really enjoy being an auntie. I feel like that's what my calling is at this moment. It's not to be a mom, but definitely later, obviously. But not right now.

[Kathy]

I mean, right now you got to learn how to cook.

[Bailey]

Yeah. What are my kids gonna eat? We actually.

[Interviewer]

Do you have any interest in cooking at all?

[Bailey]

I do. Yeah. I think not for myself.

[Kathy]

I love her. Bailey, we had these conversations. I'm right there with you, Bailey. I'm just telling you I have company coming. My neighbors that I haven't seen. Not neighbors. Old neighbors are coming for dinner in a few nights. And I swear to God, Susan, you're gonna laugh. I woke up at 4:00 clock this morning going, Holy, they're coming for dinner in three days. And I don't know what. I've got to go to the grocery store. I don't know what I'm gonna cook.

[Bailey]

I would just.

[Jeremy]

I like cooking because I like knowing what's in my meals. But in New York, it's not even that cost effective to cook. Really. Yeah, it's this with the cost of ingredients at Whole Foods, which is like the closest thing to my.

[Kathy]

But you don't know what's in the food you order.

[Jeremy]

Well, that's why I cook. But I'm saying you didn't care about that. And you only. You didn't care about spending like an extra $2 for a meal. Like you could just order something in. So I don't. I don't blame her. But yeah, she. She needs to learn how to cook.

[Bailey]

Oh, please. We have this car. I will learn how to cook. My kids will not be starved. Will they eat lots of grilled cheese? Yes, my kids will probably be. They'll be having two to three. I just.

[Interviewer]

Bailey, don't have any allergies to cheese.

[Bailey]

I'm gonna make sure my kids are.

[Jeremy]

Grilled chicken and broccoli.

[Kathy]

They can have a. I'm going to tell you, my daughter, who really sort of cooked before she got married, but after she got married, really learned to cook. And her daughter, that child you just saw, eats better, more healthy. They. They. She cooks unbelievable stuff. That kid eats anything. So, you know, you. You'll learn. You'll do it.

[Bailey]

Yeah, I mean, I think I will because I'm already really psycho about my dog, and my dog eats really well. So I feel like when I have a child, it's. It's going to. I'm going to Be a psychopath. So I know at that moment somebody will be cooking my child very whole food.

[Kathy]

There we go. Where is your dog? In Atlanta.

[Bailey]

He's with my great aunt right now and we miss her.

[Kathy]

Where is that?

[Bailey]

In Hilton Head.

[Kathy]

In Hilton Head.

[Interviewer]

Oh, I love it there.

[Bailey]

Yeah, it's. She's. She's living her best life and she's not in any intense snow weather, so that's really nice.

[Kathy]

So what's your next trip? Do you guys have another trip planned?

[Jeremy]

Well, it's not really a trip, but like, we're both going to be in LA next month, and then for her birthday, we're going out to Carmel by the Sea in California.

[Kathy]

Are you going to be there when I'm there?

[Bailey]

When are you there?

[Kathy]

The 10th.

[Bailey]

March? February. Oh, no. Oh, yeah.

[Jeremy]

You're talking about LA or Carmel by the City.

[Kathy]

Carmel.

[Bailey]

Oh, we won't be there until April. Yeah, my birthday's in April. Remember, we're all Tauruses, Kathy.

[Kathy]

Oh, I remember April. What?

[Bailey]

April 24th and then May 19th and then Kathy.

[Interviewer]

My brother was the 29th. 23rd.

[Kathy]

May 9th.

[Bailey]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

I think a lot of Taurus, but.

[Kathy]

I know I liked you your. Your birthday. I told you, it's my wedding anniversary, so I knew you were a good guy.

[Jeremy]

Thank you.

[Kathy]

Even though you have resting bitch face, but you do smile a lot more.

[Bailey]

You know what, though? I think I used to have RBF as well. I feel like having RBF is maybe just like a Taurus trait. I like very much changed that. I feel like in college when people told me I looked really intense. So I feel like sometimes when people tell you that you look mean, then you're like, okay, I'm gonna just smile all the time.

[Kathy]

As soon as you said that, Jeremy.

[Bailey]

Started smiling, you know, and he does.

[Interviewer]

I mean, he just laughs.

[Kathy]

Okay, I have one more question. Okay. What is the biggest, single most important thing you've learned about each other? Pick. Who's ever going to answer first. Since you left paradise. Since you've. You know that. Since you left the bubble.

[Jeremy]

Most important.

[Bailey]

Yeah, and like, most significant.

[Kathy]

Pick a word.

[Bailey]

Like surprise the most. Or like, so different. Oh, okay. Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Just that you learned about each other.

[Kathy]

Yeah. The most significant. Surprising. Wonderful. Pick an adjective. I don't care.

[Jeremy]

Probably just, you know, obviously people can be thoughtful, but I guess how thoughtful she is and how much she's thinking about anyone besides herself is very personal.

[Interviewer]

Very nice. Very nice.

[Kathy]

Oh, okay. What about you, Bailey?

[Bailey]

I feel like there's so many things. I feel like I. Every day I'm just very impressed with, like, how diligent and, like, hardworking and focused Jeremy is. I feel like it's very inspiring for me because sometimes I do just, like, want to sit in the bed and, you know, nap away at all my problems. And I feel like I really appreciate just that energy that he brings every single day. It's. I feel, like, really good for me. And also I feel like it's helping me make healthier choices. And, you know, I just, like. I love his energy. I love, like, you know, the kind of person he is. And I feel like him just being such, like, a focused, diligent, and just, like, about. It could be about anything, something small. It doesn't matter if he wants to do it, he's gonna put his mind to it. And I feel like I obviously think I felt that in paradise, but I think it's really hard to know that is, like, a truthful quality that somebody. Until you see it in the real world. I feel like that's a really big thing that I just, like, love about him, and I feel like that's just been such a wonderful thing to, like, see him do every day and. Oh, yeah, so sweet.

[Kathy]

I mean, honestly, when I saw you, you. Well, I should ask you, like, did you see. Could you imagine yourselves being here in paradise where you are today?

[Jeremy]

I mean, I think you could imagine it, right? Like, that's why you got. You go on the show and if you find a connection. I think for me personally, I really just play it day by day.

[Kathy]

So I still play it day by day.

[Jeremy]

Well, no, like, my. My future will be with her, but, like, I. I just don't think there's a point in, like, overthinking thing.

[Bailey]

Yeah, I feel like in paradise, we were both just like, okay, we're putting all this effort in because we see this actually, like, working out. But I feel like the. We really have just been taking a day by day when we got back, just like, you know, making sure we're putting each other first, you know, having those important conversations. And I feel like that's what's kind of made it feel so natural and, you know, made.

[Kathy]

Because. Susan, let me explain to you. In Paradise, Jeremy was very busy taking daggers, stabbing me in the back.

[Bailey]

How.

[Interviewer]

When.

[Bailey]

At the.

[Jeremy]

At the backstabbing, you guys stabbed the daggers in your own back.

[Bailey]

Yeah, Kathy, you did do that. You did stab it in your own back.

[Kathy]

That's another story. We've. It was how Keith and I made sure that we were not going to win anything. So that one of the young ones.

[Bailey]

And we. And you know what?

[Jeremy]

I think that's why, you know, you weren't winning anyways.

[Bailey]

I mean, we. I. At that point, I had no idea what was going to happen, truthfully. Like, feel like we were just.

[Kathy]

I like to believe Jeremy loves springs. Love springs eternal. And. And there was a guy out there for me and it just wasn't on Paradise. We're gonna leave it at that.

[Bailey]

Yeah, he needs to be very smart, very strong and. Yeah, he needs to be smart and strong and be able to handle you.

[Jeremy]

And like Mel Owens strong.

[Bailey]

Mel Owens is with Peg.

[Kathy]

Mellow. And what he's.

[Bailey]

He's just saying. He's just like saying random golden people. But I said Mel's with Peg. But I feel like you just need someone that is like very strong willed and, you know, someone that can keep up with you. Like, that's. It's not easy. Kathy, you're on the go. We're gonna find him.

[Kathy]

Okay. Yeah, that could, you know, in your spare time, Bailey, you could be doing. Help me out here.

[Bailey]

I know. I'm going to post an ad on my story.

[Kathy]

Yes, please.

[Bailey]

Yeah, that's exactly what I need to do.

[Kathy]

You know what? People will listen to you. You should. Good.

[Bailey]

Okay, I'm going to do that. I actually have a few. I have a list of people from Bachelor Nation that I would like to shout out on my story to help find them. Like, really amazing matches. I feel like that would be such a fun project for me. So we'll see.

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[Dan Morgan]

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw a billboard of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think somewhere north. Probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and badder and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.

[Jeremy]

Awesome.

[Dan Morgan]

So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's £529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247 365.

[Dr. Jake Goodman]

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[Dan Morgan]

Dan Morgan from Morgan Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

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[Bailey]

In a $7,500 sign on bonus FCC.

[Jeremy]

Environmental omaha.com/developity employer FCC we talk trash.

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

Welcome to the A building. I'm Hans Charles. I'm inalec Lumumba. It's 1969. Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr have both been assassinated and black America was at a breaking point. Rioting and protests broke out on an unprecedented scale in Atlanta, Georgia. At Martin's alma mater, Morehouse College, the students had their own protest. It featured two prominent figures in black history, Martin Luther King Sr. And a young student, Samuel L. Jackson. To be in what we really thought was a revolution. I mean, people were dying. 1968, the murder of Dr. King, which traumatized everyone.

[Dan Morgan]

The FBI had a role in the murder of a Black Panther leader in Chicago.

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

This story is about protest. It echoes in today's world far more than it should. And it will blow your mind. Listen to the a building on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Kathy]

Okay, so we want to get in to our listener write ins. But before we do that, Jeremy, I wanna talk to you about your time on the HGTV special. Coming up on the Mansion redo. So my first question is, what is your background when it comes to renovation? Interior design?

[Jeremy]

Yeah, I mean, there's a. There's a profile put out on hgtv. They. It was a. It was a mix, you know, of backgrounds on the show. I think, you know, majority of the guys, or there were six guys there. I think everyone but me was. Their background was like construction or diy, like renovation stuff. And the woman were a mix of, I think, like interior design and real estate. My background is not in construction like the guys. Besides, for like one summer internship, my. My background's in civil engineering and math. And then I've been in real estate my entire life as a broker on the. On the principal side. And then I also, like, have my own property that I designed myself and rented it out on Airbnb. So a little bit different. But going into it, I thought it could be an advantage also because I think I was really thinking that the challenges would be like, more design than construction itself, because who's going to trust a bunch of reality people? Actually.

[Interviewer]

What was it like being with Bachelor Nation folks in such a different capacity?

[Jeremy]

Yeah, it was cool. First, like, not even with the folks. I'd never been to the Mansion before. Like, my season wasn't there, so even though I've now done a few seasons of reality tv, actually being in the Mansion, it was kind of cool. Like, not starstruck, but, like, it was really weird being there. It was cool. And then the people themselves. It was a mix of new Bachelor nation folks, old Bachelor nation folks, everyone in between. I didn't know at least half of them, but it was a really unique group of people and a really cool group of people, and I was glad I. I was given the opportunity.

[Kathy]

Yeah, I did not realize you. You were not at that in the mansion.

[Jeremy]

No, we. We did our first night at a different mansion and then we went abroad. So it was cool being there.

[Kathy]

So did you enjoy it?

[Jeremy]

The mansion or the show?

[Kathy]

Okay.

[Jeremy]

It was it. I both enjoyed it and didn't enjoy it. I will say you need to use your brain like all day. It's really exhausting. But on the fun part of things, like, because I was, you know, had a different kind of experience, even just like talking aloud with the people, you know, who were there from Bachelor Nation. Also, like, we had the best contractors in LA there helping us and it was really fun to just learn and I was excited to go in and, you know, kind of learn parts about different crafts.

[Interviewer]

Nice. Who from the cast were you meeting for the very first time?

[Jeremy]

Oh, I'm probably going to forget some people. Courtney Robertson. That's her last name right from. I don't even know. Here's the thing. I know I don't watch reality tv, so I don't know what season these people are on. Courtney was cool. Noah, Herb, his brother Aaron was on my season. His twin brother. I was meeting him for the first time. Who else was there?

[Kathy]

Sandra, Joan. Sandra and Joan were two goldens that were there.

[Jeremy]

Is that my first time meeting? I'd met Joan briefly for like one minute before. But yeah, Joan was there. Who's awesome. Who else was there?

[Interviewer]

Dean.

[Jeremy]

Who? I didn't know him, but I think he was like a prominent paradise or controversial paradise figure from years ago. So I don't know who else I'm forgetting, but it was a cool group of people. And then I knew some people already, like Sam McKinney for my season. Yeah. And Alicia from Paradise. And Jill Chin from Paradise.

[Kathy]

Wow.

[Interviewer]

It's a fun crowd, huh?

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Wow.

[Kathy]

Well, it's.

[Interviewer]

I can't wait to see it.

[Kathy]

Yeah, I know. It's coming up soon. I can't wait to see it. Are you excited to. To watch it back?

[Jeremy]

Yeah. I mean you never know how these things look when they, when they reach the TV. So I'm always excited. And you know. March 2nd, HGTV and HBO.

[Interviewer]

Max, that's my birthday.

[Kathy]

Woo hoo.

[Bailey]

Yay.

[Kathy]

Wait, I have a question though. Jeremy.

[Jeremy]

Yes.

[Kathy]

Having been in the mansion and spent time there and since I don't cook and I was the cleaner. Did they please fix the dishwasher?

[Jeremy]

You'll have to see.

[Interviewer]

I want to know if it's a new kitchen or just.

[Bailey]

I feel like the whole mansion desperately needed as.

[Jeremy]

Yes.

[Interviewer]

I should have been on this show, let me tell you.

[Kathy]

Would have been cooking. I. I heard I would have been remodeling.

[Jeremy]

I heard from a lot of people was in. In need of a makeover. And parts of it definitely were, but parts of it, like it has good bones. It might need, you know.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, yeah, it does.

[Bailey]

Definitely could use a just a little bit of tuna.

[Kathy]

Okay, so I'm going to say, Jeremy, I am not. I am neither in construction nor an interior designer. But the minute you say that the place could use a little bit, has good bones, that is. That is trade talk for it needs updating.

[Bailey]

That's what it means.

[Interviewer]

The structure is good. However. Let's go.

[Bailey]

I feel like has served lots of people for lots of years.

[Kathy]

All right, it's done as well. All right, listen guys. We are now going to read one of our listener write ins so we're gonna ask your opinion on this.

[Interviewer]

Yes, we want some advice.

[Kathy]

Bailey and Jeremy, are you ready?

[Bailey]

Yes.

[Kathy]

Here we go. This is a question from Anonymous. Please keep this anonymous. I love listening to your podcast and hope you can guide me through this. I have come to the conclusion that I need to mourn my sister who was so much a part of my life until my boyfriend came in the picture about three years ago. I feel as if she may be envious of my relationship as she doesn't even bother to ask me about what I have done, places I have been, and she doesn't even like any pictures. I send in a family text group. It's almost like I do not exist. A few months ago, I actually asked her if I had offended her in any way and asked why she doesn't acknowledge anything about my life now. She basically gaslit me and told me it's in my head and she loves me and loves that I'm happy, but her actions tell me otherwise. The most recent event was a FaceTime call we had with my other two sisters and niece. I just gotten back from a trip with my kids boyfriend and his kids. She didn't even look at me on the screen and never once asked how the trip was. What should I do?

[Jeremy]

Here's the thing. If you're on a FaceTime with other people, how does she know who she's looking at? That. That part doesn't make sense.

[Bailey]

Okay.

[Interviewer]

I think she's paranoid.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, no, it's not for nothing. Like I, I get where the, the writer is coming from, but even in my own experience, there are times in my life where I'll reach out to, to family friends who have a more a certain week or a certain month. Sometimes you get busy, sometimes you're just like not in the mood to talk to people. I. I don't think it means she doesn't want to be involved in their life. I think you just need to give some people, some. Some grace to just like, live their life and. And, you know, if it goes on for years, maybe that's a different story.

[Bailey]

But, yeah, I agree. I feel like. I mean, even just reflecting back on this year, I feel like this year was really hard. And I feel like giving grace is just much needed to people that you love. And I feel like you never know what someone's going through, even if you know they are happy or it seems like they're happy. I feel like it's really important to maybe not internalize and project things. Obviously, I think having a mini conversation about it is always, if this is your sister, you can talk to your sister about anything. I call my sister about everything. Like, it doesn't matter. There's no tmi. There's nothing that we can't talk about. And I feel like, yeah, definitely, if she feels like maybe there's something. Something to discuss and dive into, obviously have that conversation. But I think also it's important to give people you love grace and, you know, allow them to work through things or, you know, she could be going through more than her sister knows. So. Yeah, good grade.

[Interviewer]

Yeah, good point.

[Kathy]

But wait a minute. Maybe you're. You're saying that she needs to give grace to her sister, but maybe she's. I don't know, maybe it's a triangle that it's tough for her to adapt to.

[Bailey]

It could be. I think sometimes it's hard when you're used to someone being there for you all the time and then they have other priorities and other things going into their life. And I think a lot of people can, like, relate to that. Like, even with their friends. Like when their friends get partners, it's like, hard because now your partner has other people and other things on. So I feel like, tell them to get a hobby. I do. Wait. I think getting a hobby is important always. Okay. Everyone should have a hobby. But I feel like sometimes maybe they're both kind of just getting used to the changes and maybe someone can't be there for you like they used to be. If that makes sense. Does that make sense?

[Kathy]

Yeah. No. Yeah, that makes total sense. So what are you saying? That they. That the sister has to adapt to the new. The new normal? Is that what you're saying?

[Bailey]

I think we both have to adapt to the new normal. And I think they both should definitely talk about it and, you know, do check ins and see how they are and, I don't know, maybe lean on other people or friends or, you know, other things at that time, but it can be hard.

[Interviewer]

I think I'm wondering if anybody else, the other sisters or siblings or niece that was on that zoom call noticed anything or if it's just her.

[Bailey]

Like, my mom always talks to me about things. There's, like, that person seem, you know, whatever. So maybe it would be a good conversation, even with the boyfriend and be like, do you notice, like, resentment or something like that as well?

[Jeremy]

Right.

[Kathy]

Have you. Well, Bailey, have you noticed any change now that you're with Jeremy? Have you. Is there any change with your relationship with your sister?

[Bailey]

No, I feel like. Well, so my sister, obviously, she's in a different time zone. We have a family group message. We text in the. In there very often, and I feel like my sister and I try to FaceTime every few days. I feel like we're both pretty good about talking to our family and friends. Obviously, I think it's hard. Like, you're tired. There's things going on. I've been traveling. Like, there's just moments where you can't necessarily give everyone your full attention. And, like, if you're not well, like, I will say that something that he's really good about is, like, helping me set boundaries with people. Obviously not my sister. That's not someone I would probably ever set boundaries with. But just in general of me, I'm always like, a person where I'm like, yes, yes, yes. I'll come to this. Like, maybe sometimes I'm tired, and I don't want to feel like that could also.

[Interviewer]

It's okay to say no.

[Kathy]

So basically. Basically, Jeremy's the one that teaches you to say no.

[Bailey]

He. No, he's definitely. He's. He's still teaching me to say no. I feel like he would say that. I still say yes a lot, but I think it's good. I think I'm learning to, like, incorporate balance into my life a little bit more. And I did, in fact, get some hobbies, so I feel like that's been really good, too. Hobbies, work.

[Dr. Jake Goodman]

Ever been at a pharmacy counter and the pharmacist asks, do you have any questions? And suddenly your mind goes blank? That's exactly why you need to listen to beyond the script from CVS Pharmacy and iHeartMedia. Hosted by Dr. Jake Goodman, this podcast brings you real conversations with CVS pharmacists, the health experts you see most answering the questions you wish you'd asked, like, which medications might not mix well, what vaccines you should consider before a big trip. And even those questions you are too embarrassed to say out loud. Each episode busts myths, decodes health trends and gives you practical, trustworthy advice straight from the people behind the counter. No white coats, no lectures. Just real talk, real answers and maybe a few laughs. Listen to beyond the script on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from Warner Bros. Pictures.

[Podcast Announcer]

And award winning filmmaker Emerald Fennell comes Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie opposite Jacob Elordi. In this bold reimagining of Emily Bronte's classic novel of the same name, Fennell takes audiences on a yearning and emotionally charged journey following star crossed lovers Kathy, played by Robbie, and Heathcliff, played by Elordi, as their forbidden love for one another turns from romantic to intoxicating in an epic tale of lust, love and madness. Heathcliff's plea says it be with me always. Take any form. Drive me mad. Go see this visually intoxicating It Girl cultural phenomenon of the season, Wuthering Heights Come Undone. Only in theaters February 13th. Experience it in IMAX. Be sure to check out Charli XCX's new album Wuthering Heights, featuring new music from the Wuthering Heights movie. Rated R. Under 17. Not admitted without a parent.

[Dan Morgan]

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw a billboard of yours recently that said 20 billion.

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

Wonderful.

[Dan Morgan]

20 million is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think somewhere north. Probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and badder and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.

[Jeremy]

Awesome.

[Dan Morgan]

So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's £529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247365.

[Dr. Jake Goodman]

Wow.

[Dan Morgan]

Dan Morgan from Morgan Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

Welcome to the A Building. I'm Hans Charles Armen Lumumba. It's 1969, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. Junior have both been assassinated. And black America was at a breaking point. Rioting and protest broke out on an unprecedented scale in Atlanta, Georgia. At Martin's alma mater, Morehouse College, the students had their own protest. It featured two prominent figures in black history, Martin Luther King Sr. And a young student, Samuel L. Jackson. To be in what we really thought was a revolution. I mean, people were dying. 1968, the murder of Dr. King, which traumatized everyone.

[Dan Morgan]

The FBI had a role in the murder of a Black Panther leader in Chicago.

[Narrator / Documentary Host]

This story is about protest. It echoes in today's world far more than it should. And it will blow your mind. Listen to the a building on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dr. Jake Goodman]

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[Bailey]

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[Kathy]

You have hobbies? What are they?

[Bailey]

Yes. Oh, I've been hobbying it up. I'm really pointing. Wait, what? I'm into needle pointing. I just.

[Kathy]

Needle.

[Bailey]

I'm needle pointing this for my friend's baby.

[Kathy]

Do you understand? I'm a huge needle pointer. Do you know?

[Bailey]

Yeah, I didn't know that. Kathy. I am like, I've.

[Kathy]

I have needlepoint for 35 years. I will send you pictures of.

[Bailey]

Oh, my gosh.

[Kathy]

I can teach you fancy stitches.

[Jeremy]

Will you?

[Bailey]

Actually, I. Wait. Okay. When I come to Austin, you're going to teach me because I haven't gotten the. I haven't had the time to go to a class yet.

[Kathy]

So I will teach you. I will teach you. I am an expert needle.

[Bailey]

I went full blown. I just. I have like, actually, I just put all my projects and bags. I have maybe 10 projects I'm about to do right now. But I gave myself this month to finish this, like little bunny rabbit for my best baby's nursery.

[Kathy]

Yeah.

[Bailey]

And so I have been like, grinding.

[Kathy]

Is it?

[Bailey]

So I started.

[Kathy]

So you understand it. Is it. Deal point was a dying art. And then people your age are taking it up in droves.

[Bailey]

I'm addicted to it. I love it.

[Kathy]

I will show you when you come. I can Teach you?

[Bailey]

Yeah. I'm so excited because it's really difficult because I actually don't really have anyone around me that, like, needle points. I have some, like, online friends that do, but it is hard, and I really needed a hobby because my screen time, I was doing over the amount of screen time that is in hours of the day. I don't know how. Maybe it's because I have two phones, an iPad, and a computer, but my screen time, like, an insane amount, basically. So I was like, now you have.

[Kathy]

You have another reason to come to Austin. I will teach you.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Bailey]

Oh, my God. We can go to needlepoint store. Yeah. So I'm like, my goal for the year is to take. To do ornaments of every single place that we've been. So I bought an ornament when we were in Vegas. We went to, like, we got to Vegas, we went to a needlepoint store. I got an ornament, and so that's kind of like what my. My mission is for the year.

[Kathy]

Okay, well, I'm in. I will absolutely help you.

[Interviewer]

I love it.

[Bailey]

Yeah. I'm excited.

[Interviewer]

She makes beautiful Christmas stockings for all her kids.

[Kathy]

I've done seven or eight Christma stockings. I have. I've done about 70 ornaments. I've done 17 Santa Clauses from around the world. Like, I've stitched a lot.

[Bailey]

Do you. Do you finish them yourself, or do you send them to a finisher?

[Kathy]

You always send them to a finisher.

[Bailey]

Okay. Because I. Well, so, like, I. I have some projects that I. When I started this, like, maybe around Christmas, that was my mom's Christmas gift to me. One of her gifts was, like, she took me to the needlepoint store, and I just kitted every single canvas I went. And it was an insane amount of money. It is a very hobby, and actually, I would pick the most expensive hobby I can find. So, like, oh, okay. Like, this is. I'm real. It's really intense. I was like, but I can't fathom finishing this myself. I'm gonna have to send it to a finisher.

[Kathy]

You want to send it?

[Jeremy]

We'll.

[Kathy]

We'll talk offline. I will help you with that.

[Bailey]

Maybe I will help you with that.

[Kathy]

They're heirlooms.

[Bailey]

Yeah. That's what I want to save them for my kids and then, like, pass them on and put them on a tree. And I feel like that would be just so fun for us.

[Kathy]

I did. I did a. The year before my husband died, I did a University of Texas boot and in the burnt orange with UT on it, and My husband died, like, two months later, and actually this year, I wrapped it up and gave it to my son for his office because he loves UT as well. Yeah, they're heirlooms. They're really cool.

[Bailey]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

This is very time consuming. Does it take a long time to do a project?

[Kathy]

Oh, yes, yes, yes.

[Bailey]

I've been putting in hours. Like, I mean, when I say. I mean, what would you say?

[Jeremy]

All day.

[Bailey]

All day.

[Kathy]

Like, have you learned more stitches? Have you learned a different.

[Bailey]

Yeah, so I don't know if you can see, but, like, this one, I tried to do, like, a satin stitch here.

[Kathy]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Bailey]

Like, it's kind of over. And then this. Like, this is only. I. I did a mini one, and then I started a project, and then I started this. So this is only, like, my second slash first. Like, real canvas.

[Kathy]

Yeah.

[Bailey]

And so I'm just like. I need. I bought the, like, stitch book, so I'm gonna definitely get into it more. But I would really like to do, like.

[Kathy]

Because once you start, you won't be able to. Once you get really into it. Like, you know, I stitch probably two or three hours a day.

[Bailey]

Yeah. I think yesterday I stitched for maybe, like, five hours because I'm. I'm trying. I need to get it done. I'm going back to Atlanta for, like, two days, and so I want to give it to them when I go. And, like, I gave myself a month to finish it, and I need to finish it before the 28th, so 28 days. I feel like that's pretty good, though.

[Kathy]

Yeah, you'll get that done.

[Bailey]

Yeah, I'm like, I'll get faster, too. I feel like I get into the habit of it, but it is, like, happy to, like, bring back and be a part of, like, the movement. Bringing back.

[Kathy]

Yes.

[Bailey]

You know, pointing and, like, I would really like to know how to knit later. I think I can teach you that. Yeah. Okay. So I want to know how to knit crochet sweaters. So that's. I. That's why I want to knit, so.

[Kathy]

That I probably want to crochet them. But we can talk.

[Bailey]

Okay. Maybe. Maybe that's what I need to do, but. And, like, I feel like that's just so fun. And then.

[Kathy]

Hey, Jeremy, do you want to learn? I could, like, teach a small class with you.

[Bailey]

I actually always ask him if he wants to put it. Put the needle through, and he's like, I'm just gonna let you handle that.

[Kathy]

My kids.

[Interviewer]

I made a bunch of blankets, grocery blankets.

[Bailey]

Everyone's getting a blanket next Christmas.

[Kathy]

Yeah. I gotta tell you guys a funny story. Before, all three of my kids took piano lessons, and I would always bring my needlepoint and stitch while they were having their lesson. And this will be at my funeral. To this day, my kids still tease me about it. If they had a bad lesson, they're like, there you were, mom, poking the needle in up the canvas and pulling it and poking again. They will never. Yeah. Taking my aggression or their bad lesson on my.

[Bailey]

I feel like it's actually a really good way to, like, relieve stress. So that's also why I don't have really good, like, coping habits to, like, relieve my stress. I feel like I'm constantly stressed, and so, yeah, it's kind of like a hope of feeling.

[Kathy]

There you go. I'm so glad you found it.

[Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kathy]

When you come to Austin, I will take you to a needlepoint store. I will. Well, I'll teach you all the tricks of the trade. And Jeremy can cook for us.

[Bailey]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

It'S me and you in the kitchen, Jeremy.

[Bailey]

Yeah.

[Interviewer]

Go buy the food.

[Bailey]

No, I'm. Wait. Not help like that. I feel like he just, like, makes his basic thing. Like, he doesn't bake or anything.

[Kathy]

Oh, I bake.

[Interviewer]

Kathy bakes.

[Kathy]

I bake.

[Bailey]

Oh, you see, I think I really get the baker. I think that's where.

[Interviewer]

Where I'd rather cook than bake, you know, because I don't follow the instructions to the tea. When you're cooking, you know how much of this to add a little pinch.

[Bailey]

Of this and like, you're. It just, like, speaks to you. See, I. Maybe because, like, I'm a picky eater. I don't know if cooking will ever speak to me in my soul. I think that's. Maybe that is going to be a little bit.

[Kathy]

You know, all this conversation of cooking. I gotta go. I'm getting hungry. We gotta wrap here.

[Bailey]

We're gonna order food in tonight.

[Kathy]

All right, well, all this talk of food. I'm getting hungry. It's time to wrap this episode. Bailey and Jeremy, thank you so much for joining us. It personally has been such a pleasure to catch up with both of you.

[Interviewer]

And for me to see you. You smile, Jeremy, as much as you have here. I have a whole different feeling about you. I love it. And thank you to all of our listeners. We hope you enjoyed the two of them as much as we did. Be sure to keep sending us your [e-mail] Golden Hour and listen to Bachelor.

[Kathy]

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