Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona: Episode Summary (05-05-25)

Release Date: May 5, 2025

Hosts:

• John Holmberg
• Brady Bogen
• Bret Vesely
• Dick Toledo

Overview: In this engaging episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness on 98 KUPD, the hosts tackle a variety of listener stories that range from humorous takes on storage hoarding to the complexities of modern relationships involving artificial intelligence. The dynamic interplay between John, Brady, Bret, and Dick ensures a lively discussion filled with laughter, insightful commentary, and relatable advice.

1. Brady’s Storage Hoarding Rant

Timeframe: 02:00 - 03:34

Brady kicks off the main segment by addressing a common issue he perceives in his household and among listeners: hoarding. Using a caller's (Ronnie's) situation as a springboard, Brady humorously criticizes the accumulation of unnecessary items like beer cans and outdated carpentry tools.

• Brady Bogen (02:00): "You, my friend, have been a hoarder your whole life. I know you."

• John Holmberg (02:19): "No, we wouldn't."

Brady's mock intervention includes plans to declutter Ronnie's storage shed, highlighting the hosts' playful approach to addressing real-life problems. The conversation emphasizes the struggle many face in letting go of possessions, wrapped in comedic banter.

2. AI Boyfriend and Marital Struggles

Timeframe: 12:22 - 19:15

A listener writes in about her decision to leave her husband for an AI boyfriend after feeling neglected in her marriage. The AI provides her with the emotional and conversational support she craves, leading her to question the fidelity of her relationship.

• Listener (12:22): "I’m in an AI relationship. I still have sex with my husband, but I think about the conversations and the mental stimulation I'm getting from the AI guy. Am I cheating? Should I leave?"

• Brady Bogen (12:26): "AI has already gotten to the point where it can have a stimulating conversation to the point where you feel more fulfilled by it."

Brady and the team delve into the implications of AI in personal relationships, discussing whether such interactions constitute cheating and exploring the emotional gaps between the listener and her husband. The debate touches on the evolving nature of relationships in the digital age and the ethical considerations surrounding AI companionship.

3. Handling Nude Photos in Wills

Timeframe: 19:22 - 21:56

Another listener, Alicia, shares her predicament regarding a collection of nude photos from her 20s. Now in her 40s, she is unsure of how to bequeath these images in her will, fearing her family or friends might not appreciate or respect them.

• Listener (19:22): "I have hundreds and hundreds of photos of me nude, and I've kept them all. But my question is, who do I leave all this to?"

• Brady Bogen (20:49): "How about throw them out?"

The hosts humorously navigate Alicia's dilemma, suggesting practical yet lighthearted solutions like disposing of the photos or finding a trustworthy individual to inherit them. The conversation underscores the awkwardness and sensitivity surrounding personal memorabilia and legacy planning.

4. Issues with a Live-In Girlfriend’s Oral Skills

Timeframe: 21:56 - 26:17

A listener complains about his live-in girlfriend's lack of oral skills despite her being otherwise great. Seeking advice, he finds himself frustrated as attempts to coach her haven't yielded improvements.

• Listener (21:56): "My current live-in girlfriend has zero oral skills. It’s been three months and it's not. She's a great girl... except the oral."

• Brady Bogen (23:12): "Put her on tape. Do like you would a football player and just go, here's where we're making some mistakes."

Brady offers a mix of humorous and practical advice, suggesting approaches such as watching instructional videos together or engaging in open communication about mutual preferences. The segment highlights the importance of addressing intimate concerns with sensitivity and creativity.

Notable Quotes:

• Brady Bogen (05:38): "Nobody can live up to the worship standards the AI girlfriend/boyfriend gives you."

• John Holmberg (17:19): "You won't run into someone like Chuck's girlfriend who wanted to know who won the Civil War."

• Brady Bogen (24:36): "If you're so stupid as a guy and the girl's like, I want to watch some porn, I'm telling you, watch this. I'm just giving you a certain directive."

Conclusion: This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness masterfully blends humor with real-life issues, offering listeners both entertainment and relatable advice. From tackling clutter and modern relationship dilemmas to navigating personal insecurities, the hosts provide a captivating and thoughtful exploration of everyday challenges. Whether you're grappling with the implications of AI in your personal life or simply enjoying a hearty laugh at Brady's antics, this episode delivers content that resonates and entertains.

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