Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode: Office Moment Where Brady Realized He Might Be Shrinking - BO
Release Date: July 1, 2025
Host: John Holmberg
Guests: Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, Dick Toledo

Overview

In the July 1, 2025 episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness on Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show, host John Holmberg delves into a humorous yet relatable discussion centered around Brady Bogen's amusing realization that he might be shrinking. Joined by Bret Vesely, the trio navigates through lighthearted banter, personal anecdotes, and playful jabs about height and aging, offering listeners a blend of entertainment and camaraderie.

Brady's Shrinking Dilemma

The episode kicks off with Brady Bogen sharing a personal moment that has been on his mind:

Brady (01:38): "The best of Holmberg's morning sickness. This is the big red radio. I got that. And then yesterday, Brady and I had a moment that has been weighing on me..."

Brady recounts how, following his hip surgery, he felt taller due to adjustments in his pelvis and speculates about losing height over time. His concern becomes a humorous focal point as he discusses interactions where his height is playfully challenged.

Height-Related Banter and Interactions

The conversation takes a lively turn as Brady and Bret exchange jokes and observations about height:

Brady (04:30): "I don't know. You're close to 5:1. I think you lose more than that. Think a torpedo."

Bret (05:02): "Yeah, I'm still six foot."

Brady (05:03): "Yeah. That's the golden standard of manhood, six feet. If you're not there, you're..."

The duo humorously debates the societal expectations tied to being six feet tall, highlighting the insecurities and playful competitiveness that often accompany such discussions.

Brady (07:24): "Imagine Larry and Shannon. Oh, they're going to be 2ft tall."

Their lighthearted exchange continues as they joke about friends and acquaintances, emphasizing the camaraderie and the ability to laugh at personal quirks.

Reflections on Aging and Perception

Brady opens up about his thoughts on aging and the fear of losing stature, both literally and metaphorically:

Brady (11:38): "Well, people are looking up."

Brady (12:01): "So my entire family is tall. John, this is from Abrim. I got the 5 foot 7 inch Jean. With that I've got more room in the car..."

He reflects on the adjustments one might need to make as they age, such as changing household fixtures and the challenges of maintaining height in a society that often equates height with presence and authority.

Humorous Anecdotes and Character Mentions

Throughout the episode, Brady and Bret reference various characters and hypothetical scenarios to illustrate their points humorously:

Brady (08:27): "Which one? Super tiny Sam."

Bret (09:06): "Got that little arch in the wall or hole."

They discuss fictional characters like Sam, a "make-a-wish kid," and playful notions of lizards growing bigger, adding layers of humor and absurdity to their conversation about height and perception.

Conclusion: Embracing the Changes

As the episode draws to a close, Brady and Bret acknowledge the inevitability of aging and the humorous side of personal insecurities:

Brady (12:49): "Well people are looking up."

Bret (13:29): "I go two more inches shorter, change my counters and everything in the bathroom."

The hosts wrap up their discussion by embracing the humor in their conversations, leaving listeners with a lighthearted take on dealing with personal insecurities and the passage of time.

Notable Quotes

• Brady (05:03): "That's the golden standard of manhood, six feet. If you're not there, you're..."
• Bret (05:02): "Yeah, I'm still six foot."
• Brady (12:01): "So my entire family is tall. John, this is from Abrim. I got the 5 foot 7 inch Jean. With that I've got more room in the car..."

Final Thoughts

This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness masterfully blends humor with personal storytelling, allowing listeners to connect with Brady's lighthearted fears about shrinking and aging. The dynamic between Brady and Bret, filled with jokes and genuine reflections, creates an engaging atmosphere that both entertains and resonates with the audience.

Tune In: For more engaging discussions and entertaining moments, listen to Holmberg's Morning Sickness on 98 KUPD weekdays from 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM or visit www.98kupd.com.