Pod Swap Vegas: Scrubbing In (Part 1)

Summary

PODCAST SUMMARY

Podcast: Pod Meets World
Episode: Pod Swap Vegas: Scrubbing In (Part 1)
Release Date: August 17, 2025
Hosts: Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, Ryder Strong, Jensen Karp
Guests: Becca Tilley and Tanya Rad (Scrubbing In)

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Episode Overview

In this lively crossover "pod swap" episode, the Pod Meets World crew teams up with Becca Tilley and Tanya Rad from the Scrubbing In podcast during "Vegas Week Content." The group dives into playful banter about podcasting longevity, harrowing flights, pillow obsessions, and Vegas travel, before embarking on a series of conversation games designed to share laughs and personal stories. The episode is characterized by warm, humorous, and candid exchanges exploring childhood cringe, breaking rules, and fantasy time travel—offering a dynamic blend of nostalgia, friendship, and rapid-fire wit.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Welcome and Vegas Vibes (03:48 – 06:03)

• The crossover is introduced as part of "Vegas Week Content," with playful riffs on what to call the occasion.
• Danielle, Will, and Ryder welcome Becca and Tanya, discussing their experiences recording podcasts in Vegas.
• Longevity in Podcasting:
  • Tanya shares: "We're running on year nine of our podcast." (04:49)
  • The Scrubbing In crew hasn't faced the uncertainty of their show ending, unlike the Pod Meets World team.

2. Travel and Wellness Woes (05:15 – 08:21)

• The guests just arrived via a turbulent flight, prompting conversation about comfort items while traveling.
• Pillow Preferences: Danielle passionately describes her "pillow cube" side-sleeper pillow and how it's become her travel necessity (06:03–07:02).
• The group bonds over recent summer colds and enduring sinusitis, resulting in a comedic riff:
  • Danielle: "When the doctor said sinusitis, I was like, this sounds made up. There's no way sinusitis is not a Pixar, like, cartoon." (08:06)
  • Will Friedle improvises a "sinusitis" theme song on the spot (08:36)

3. Game Time: Childhood Cringe (10:32 – 16:07)

• Ryder introduces “Talking Point: Big Laughs Edition,” kicking off a round of “What’s the thing you did as a kid thinking it was cool but now makes you cringe?”
• Will Friedle: Admits to being a heavy smoker as a child:
  • "I was pretty close to a pack a day smoker by the time I was 11." (11:28)
  • He quit after nearly 30 years. "I'm now 11 years without a cigarette, which is...the longest time in his whole life he's ever gone without smoking." (12:00)
• The others recall trends like hacky sack, capoeira, stretchy chokers, and awkward childhood performances.
  • Danielle: "As a small child, my best friend Jessica and I used to put together dances... I'm yet to be impressed by something my children want me to see." (14:52)
  • Tanya Rad, with confidence: "Honestly, everything I did as a kid was like amazing." (13:48)

4. Hypothetical Company—Assigning Roles (22:08 – 23:53)

• The group brainstorms a “dream team” podcast network business:
  • Danielle: Video/content editing
  • Tanya: Producer or story researcher
  • Will: Jingles writer
  • Jensen: Budget (with jokes about just taking the money)
  • Ryder: Facilitator
• Playful ideas for alternate businesses (brief suggestion of a tampon company) reinforce the group’s chemistry and rapid-fire humor (23:05–23:38).

5. What Event Would You Witness? (24:06 – 26:43)

• Everyone shares what historical or personal event they’d like to see via time travel.
  • Danielle: Recalls a viral “American Idol” moment: “The one where Ryan Seacrest went to high five a blind kid...I just want to be in the room when that happens,” (24:40)
  • Tanya: Would relive her wedding, wanting to see it "from a bird's eye view." (25:19)
  • Danielle: Going back to see the night she met her fiancé. (25:38)
  • Others suggest concerts or parents’ early encounters.

6. Naughty Childhood Moments and Confessions (26:47 – 33:08)

• Stories flow as everyone confesses a rule broken or a shameful moment:
  • Becca: Plagiarized a Christmas song for a middle school contest and “won a blue ribbon...There really was no fallout, just a blue ribbon." (27:33)
  • Ryder: Stole candy once and felt overwhelmed by guilt. (28:12)
  • Tanya: "I was only naughty one time"—helped steal a school test and got caught, the disappointment haunting her still. (29:10)
  • Will: Cheated on spelling tests as a kid, never got caught, but still can’t spell. (30:25)
  • Danielle: Memories of "awesome" dancing for classmates (14:52).
  • Ryder: Used memory tricks to game the system for science tests, but the teacher knew all along and let him pass (31:02–32:44).
  • Discussion about the ethics of creative cheating and whether these life hacks qualify as acceptable effort.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On podcasting longevity:

  • Tanya Ra: “We're running on year nine of our podcast.” (04:49)

• On admitting weird travel habits:

  • Danielle Fishel: “Once I found a pillow cube, I was like, finally I can sleep well on my side.” (06:40)

• Sinusitis as a made-up Pixar character:

  • Danielle: “There's no way sinusitis is not a Pixar, like, cartoon.” (08:06)

• Quick-witted musical improv:

  • Will Friedle (as Pixar’s sinusitis): “It’s not about vodka, it’s not about gin, it’s just about scrubbing in.” (09:10)

• On childhood pride:

  • Tanya Rad: “Honestly, everything I did as a kid was like amazing.” (13:48)

• Smoking as a preteen:

  • Will Friedle: "I was pretty close to a pack a day smoker by the time I was 11." (11:28)
  • "I'm now 11 years without a cigarette, which is...the longest time in his whole life he's ever gone without smoking." (12:00)

• On bending the rules:

  • Ryder Strong: "I would always purposely fail [the test]... and then realized it was the exact same test you took again...I thought I was getting away with it...He just let me do it." (31:44–32:44)

• On time travel for romance:

  • Danielle: “I would like to go back to the night I met my fiancé and be observing us meeting because it was chaos and I had had a few shots...” (25:38)

• On classic parent disappointment:

  • Tanya Rad: “I'll never forget how disappointed my dad was. That is what rocks me to this day.” (29:10)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment | |-----------|------------------------------------------------------| | 03:48 | Vegas Week Content—podcasting in Las Vegas | | 06:03 | Pillow obsessions and funny wellness stories | | 08:06 | Sinusitis as Pixar character | | 10:32 | Childhood Cringe: embarrassing “cool” moments | | 11:28 | Will’s childhood smoking story | | 13:48 | Tanya’s “everything I did was amazing” | | 14:52 | Danielle's awkward childhood dance performances | | 22:08 | Dream team podcast business: roles and ideas | | 24:06 | Time travel hypothetical: which moment to witness | | 26:47 | “Naughtiest thing you got caught doing as a kid” | | 31:02 | Ryder’s creative cheating and memorable teacher talk | | 33:08 | Closing notes and tease for part 2 (Scrubbing In) |

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Tone and Energy

The episode maintains a rapid, playful pace with open sharing, quick-witted jokes, gentle teasing, and bursts of nostalgia. The chemistry between the Pod Meets World hosts and their guests feels authentic and warm, making the listener feel included in an inside-joke-laden reunion.

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For Listeners

This episode is packed with 90s/2000s nostalgia, irreverent laughter, and honest confessions—not just about “Boy Meets World,” but also real-life cringe, cringe-worthy childhood moments, and what it’s like to have grown up on and off screen. If you enjoyed the friendship, banter, and candid storytelling, catch the follow-up in Part 2 on Scrubbing In and look out for the teased Backstreet Boys crossover!

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End of summary (Part 1). For the rest of this crossover, tune in to Scrubbing In.

Transcript

[Danielle Fishel]

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[Ryder Strong]

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[Will Friedle]

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[Jensen Karp]

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[Ryder Strong]

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[Will Friedle]

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[Jensen Karp]

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[Ryder Strong]

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[Will Friedle]

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[Ryder Strong]

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[Jensen Karp]

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[Ryder Strong]

Welcome to Vegas Week Content. It continues.

[Will Friedle]

At least you're calling it what it is.

[Ryder Strong]

What else is it?

[Jensen Karp]

I don't know. We should come up with a better name, though. I mean.

[Ryder Strong]

Go ahead, writer. Viva la content. Viva. Viva la content.

[Will Friedle]

Oh, that's not too bad. He just did it right up.

[Ryder Strong]

I'm impressed. You're right, writer. We should come up with something better. Thanks for doing it. Sure.

[Will Friedle]

How about content on the Strip?

[Jensen Karp]

I think Vivo stays in. Content.

[Danielle Fishel]

Stays in.

[Will Friedle]

We'll figure it out.

[Ryder Strong]

Well, we are very excited to be with the ladies of scrubbing in. Becca Tilly and Tanya Ra.

[Danielle Fishel]

Hello.

[Ryder Strong]

Thanks for having us do the two of, like, Vegas. Have you ever done a scrubbing in from Vegas? What's your history with Las Vegas?

[Tanya Ra]

Have we ever.

[Danielle Fishel]

Have we done a podcast from Vegas? Which time do we have?

[Ryder Strong]

Tell us more.

[Danielle Fishel]

We have done many I heart events here and. Yeah, and then we're.

[Tanya Ra]

We're running on year nine of our podcast.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, geez.

[Will Friedle]

So your show didn't end and you didn't scramble to figure out what the.

[Jensen Karp]

Hell you were going to do next?

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah, no, we didn't have to do that.

[Will Friedle]

Okay, cool.

[Ryder Strong]

I love the honesty.

[Will Friedle]

You guys have been going for.

[Jensen Karp]

Nine?

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah, maybe eight.

[Danielle Fishel]

I think.

[Ryder Strong]

Eight.

[Danielle Fishel]

We started in 2017. Eight. Nine. Something. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

That's impressive.

[Tanya Ra]

So we've. I mean, we've done a lot from Vegas, actually.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah.

[Tanya Ra]

If you think about it, were all.

[Ryder Strong]

Of your flights as awful as the flight today was? Never really tell us about the flight because we. You. You alluded to it before you sat down.

[Tanya Ra]

So we landed literally, I think less than an hour ago. But.

[Ryder Strong]

Lovely.

[Tanya Ra]

Thank you so much. Thank you. But we. We were like coming down and it was so bumpy. And my husband's so lovely. He like grabs my hand. He's like, it's just like a speed bump on you're fire. And it's not so much that it, like I'm worried. It just makes me so ill. So I just feel very like.

[Ryder Strong]

Sick to your tummy?

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah, sick to my tummy.

[Danielle Fishel]

That's what Vegas is like in your 30s. You know, it's not the alcohol, it's the flight in.

[Tanya Ra]

Haley fly with their pillows. Like they brought a giant suitcase because they can't sleep without their pillows.

[Danielle Fishel]

I'm like, we don't get us under the bus. No need to throw us under the bus right off the.

[Ryder Strong]

I have to tell you, I. I sleep with a pillow called a pillow cube at home because I'm a side sleeper. And so. Okay, so it's one of the. As you know, then as a side sleeper, one of the hardest parts of finding a pillow is that if you're on your side, you need it to like, kind of be a rectangle shape. So because you want it to go against your shoulder and support your neck and not, you know, if you like, kind of a bunch of pillow when you sleep on your side. Oh, this is the shape of a cube. Anyway, it's wonderful. Once I found a pillow cube, I was like, finally I can sleep well on my side. And then I talked about it on the podcast once, and they sent me a travel one. It's memory foam. You roll it up, it sucks all the air out of it, and you can put it in your carry.

[Tanya Ra]

So.

[Ryder Strong]

My pillow, it comes then in its own case. Oh, my gosh.

[Danielle Fishel]

Wow.

[Ryder Strong]

And they make them depending on how tall you are and how. How big the diff. The distance is between your neck and your shoulder yourself. Exactly. They have two different sizes, so I'm one. I'm on the smaller side because I'm only five. One. Anyway, it's fantastic. Brought to you by. It's changed my life as far as being able to travel with my pillow because I used to just not sleep anywhere.

[Danielle Fishel]

That's how I feel. And we actually have just come off of a. We had like a summer cold. And so we were like, sleep is like very important right now. And even if we have to bring a huge luggage for less than 24 hours, it's worth it.

[Will Friedle]

Did you have sinusitis?

[Jensen Karp]

Yeah.

[Will Friedle]

So I know a little bit about.

[Ryder Strong]

Are you joking?

[Tanya Ra]

Are you?

[Ryder Strong]

No. And so does Jensen. My husband also had sinusitis.

[Will Friedle]

Three months it took me to get over it. Okay, five rounds of antibiotics and three rounds. I'm on my second. Okay, so it just lingers?

[Ryder Strong]

Yeah. Jensen had it for five months.

[Tanya Ra]

Wait, this is really funny, because I thought she was, like, being dramatic. I was like, throw some Tylenol.

[Will Friedle]

Let's get to work.

[Danielle Fishel]

She was like, take a wellness shot. I'm like, you don't understand. This is not something a wellness shot's gonna help. I need something strong. Oh, my God. I wanted to just pop my eyes out and massage them.

[Will Friedle]

So just so you know, it sucks.

[Danielle Fishel]

Okay, so two more months to make.

[Will Friedle]

It seem like, hey, you're gonna be fine. You will be eventually. But, oh, yeah, you had to take.

[Ryder Strong]

Steroids in order for it to get better.

[Will Friedle]

Two or three rounds.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. Okay.

[Jensen Karp]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

Well, when the doctor said sinusitis, I was like, this sou Made up. There's no way sinusitis is not a Pixar, like, cartoon.

[Ryder Strong]

Exactly. Exactly.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. Okay. Wow. I empathize with you and you empathize with me.

[Will Friedle]

It's the worst.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah. They wanted me to get.

[Ryder Strong]

Worried about it. I've been around. Are you kidding? I've traveled with him. We've been everywhere.

[Will Friedle]

The three of us are just at this point, one of us gets something. He's sick all the time.

[Jensen Karp]

Will, if Shinusitis is a Pixar character, what's his voice sound like?

[Ryder Strong]

Well, he'd be totally this. What's this theme song? Oh, God, I don't even know what we. It's not the plus or the minus, cuz it's all about my s.

[Danielle Fishel]

That's really amazing. A hidden.

[Ryder Strong]

Can't do that enough. You're right. Good things happen when you put him on the spot.

[Danielle Fishel]

That would take me months to figure out how y' all sleeps for sure. Actually, we've been looking for a new scrubbing in intro, so we might have found our sword captain.

[Ryder Strong]

Sinusitis.

[Tanya Ra]

It's not about.

[Will Friedle]

It's not about vodka. It's not about gin. It's just about scrubbing.

[Jensen Karp]

Holy cow.

[Will Friedle]

There you go.

[Ryder Strong]

Look at that.

[Jensen Karp]

It's not even that good, but it's the quickness that you're like, oh, it rhymes.

[Ryder Strong]

And it sounds.

[Will Friedle]

Then you think about it where you're.

[Ryder Strong]

Like, my show doesn't have anything to do with vodka or gin. Let it rhyme.

[Jensen Karp]

It's alacrity, though. It's just stunning. His brain is like.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Wow.

[Danielle Fishel]

I'm gonna give you till the end.

[Tanya Ra]

Of this podcast to come up with one more, but I'll use both of them.

[Will Friedle]

Okay, great.

[Danielle Fishel]

I'll use it.

[Tanya Ra]

We'll literally use it next week. Like, not even, Jo.

[Danielle Fishel]

Like, we'll get you to sign off on it.

[Will Friedle]

That'll be fine.

[Ryder Strong]

Yeah, it'll be fine.

[Danielle Fishel]

We'll figure it out.

[Ryder Strong]

Well, now, usually when we do these Pod Swaps, which they both hate the name of, we like to play a game called Talking Point. This one is the big laughs edition. So I'm going to ask us all a few questions. Thank you. You're so sweet. You're like, hey, do you want any help doing some things? Okay. Our first question is, what's the implication that we never.

[Will Friedle]

It was. It was a weird shot across the back.

[Jensen Karp]

Would you like me to do the cards?

[Will Friedle]

I would love.

[Ryder Strong]

No, no, no, It's.

[Danielle Fishel]

It's good.

[Ryder Strong]

Welcome to Cotton Twins. I'm just saying it's nice to be around women sometimes. Just noticing.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Oh, I would be the checker.

[Tanya Ra]

Two guys. I would be so panicked.

[Ryder Strong]

You know what?

[Tanya Ra]

You guys are wonderful.

[Ryder Strong]

They are wonderful. And this one in particular, no offense to you, but this one in particular is so gentlemanly. Constant. Always puts up my suitcase. Constantly takes my suitcase down. I never have to worry. Make sure I walk on the inside of the street so he walks on the outside. So they're both. They're both just delightful. O. Here's our first question. What is one thing you and your friends used to do as kids or teenagers, thinking it was super cool, but now it just makes you cringe?

[Jensen Karp]

Got everything?

[Will Friedle]

Yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Cabueta.

[Jensen Karp]

Cabueta.

[Will Friedle]

Ah, there you go.

[Jensen Karp]

Hacky sacking.

[Will Friedle]

Devil sticks.

[Jensen Karp]

I didn't do devil sticks.

[Will Friedle]

Oh, yeah, I did devil sticks.

[Jensen Karp]

Juggling.

[Will Friedle]

Juggling. Yeah.

[Jensen Karp]

No, I mean, I don't know, because I did play magic a lot, which I still think is cool. And I did it.

[Ryder Strong]

So cool. Yeah.

[Will Friedle]

I'd say smoking, but I got.

[Ryder Strong]

I love it.

[Will Friedle]

And I missed it.

[Ryder Strong]

So hot Knight.

[Tanya Ra]

As a teenager.

[Ryder Strong]

Oh. Oh. He had been smoking for several years by the time he became a teenager.

[Will Friedle]

I was pretty close to a pack a day smoker by the time I was 11.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, wow.

[Ryder Strong]

It's cool.

[Will Friedle]

So it was cool. Let me tell you something, though. That first smoke after nap time, Amazing. No idea.

[Jensen Karp]

Cigarette taste bad?

[Ryder Strong]

It is. Seriously. Oh, My God.

[Tanya Ra]

So why did you quit?

[Ryder Strong]

Like death.

[Jensen Karp]

Fear of death.

[Ryder Strong]

Fear of death. It took a long time though.

[Jensen Karp]

It took a long time.

[Ryder Strong]

How long did she smoke?

[Will Friedle]

25, 30 years, something like that.

[Ryder Strong]

Yeah.

[Will Friedle]

I'm now 11 years without a cigarette, which is.

[Ryder Strong]

This sounds crazy. This is the longest time in his whole life he's ever gone without smoking, including the first years of his life. Cuz he started smoking at 10. So.

[Will Friedle]

I had my first cigarette at 8 years old with Heather Husmer. And I looked at her and I said, I'm going to do this for the rest of my life. And he made it to my first dragon. And then by 11, I was a heavy smoker and I smoked from really. So 10 to 35, 37. Who's selling you?

[Ryder Strong]

Who are you giving it to?

[Will Friedle]

Anybody I want.

[Tanya Ra]

Are you European?

[Ryder Strong]

No, no, no. Are you European.

[Will Friedle]

Because I started drinking wine. No, I'm kidding. No, it was. No, nobody.

[Tanya Ra]

Can I ask you a question?

[Ryder Strong]

Of course.

[Tanya Ra]

So do you like drink Diet Cokes or like Coke Zeros now or do you have anything like. Like, like to take the edge off?

[Will Friedle]

Oh, no, I still smoke weed.

[Tanya Ra]

Oh, okay.

[Will Friedle]

So that, I mean, that helps take the edge off. And I like to sip a bourbon every day.

[Danielle Fishel]

I'm kidding.

[Will Friedle]

Every once in a while. But no, no, no. So yeah, I didn't trade one vice for another.

[Tanya Ra]

Everybody says that's like addicted to Diet Coke. They always say it's like being addicted to cigarettes.

[Will Friedle]

Well, no, it's funny. I haven't done caffeine in 20 years.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh.

[Will Friedle]

So no, I can't do because I deal with anxiety.

[Jensen Karp]

But you used to drink Cokes like crazy. Oh, yeah, I got drinking Cokes like he was.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah, they cut me off. I drink a case of Coke a day back.

[Jensen Karp]

Not Diet Coke.

[Will Friedle]

No, regular coke. So a case is what, 24. Have 24 Cokes a day. Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

Some would argue the real sugar is better than the aspartame.

[Ryder Strong]

I know. Yeah.

[Jensen Karp]

Most.

[Will Friedle]

Most would argue I was dying slowly though.

[Danielle Fishel]

I think the cigarettes from age 10 were.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

The issue. The Diet Cokes. The Cokes were just.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah. I don't recommend smoking.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

So that.

[Ryder Strong]

That could be considered cringe. Yeah.

[Will Friedle]

Oh, yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

You could call that writer had a couple capoetta hacky sacking.

[Jensen Karp]

Sure.

[Ryder Strong]

Becca. Tanya. What about what?

[Tanya Ra]

Honestly, everything I did as a kid was like amazing.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, I was. I thought she was gonna say I cringe. I should have known. I literally should have known.

[Jensen Karp]

You were just a cool teenager.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah, I was just like. I wasn't Cool. But I thought I was. And like, I don't look back and cringe. Like, I'm like, I was just awesome, right?

[Ryder Strong]

Wow. I was just awesome.

[Danielle Fishel]

That's amazing.

[Jensen Karp]

That's great for you.

[Tanya Ra]

Like, I don't know.

[Danielle Fishel]

I mean, I think I, like, you know what I immediately went to were those chokers you wore around your neck, but not chokers. But they were like.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

Like soft, stretchy.

[Tanya Ra]

Like they could be like a hair tie.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. Like, it wasn't actually meant for the neck.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

I just looked back and I was like, that wasn't great. I have a lot of cringe. I, I. You, you caught me off guard because it's. I don't have the memory that Tanya has of herself as being awesome.

[Ryder Strong]

Right. You're like, I have too many things to pull from.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. It's too overwhelming. So I'm going with my soft chokers.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay. Soft chokers. Danielle, I. As a, As a small child, my best friend Jessica and I used to put together dances and we would then. No. No, it isn't. Do you have children?

[Will Friedle]

No.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay. Let me tell you something. I'm yet to be impressed by something my children want me to see. They are always saying, hey, mom, check this out. And I turn her on. What the is that? I didn't need to see that. That's not good. Don't do that again. And so I know now that I was doing that to my teachers and then we would on performing them for our class.

[Will Friedle]

Nice.

[Ryder Strong]

I.

[Will Friedle]

Is there video of this?

[Ryder Strong]

No, it was, it was the 80s.

[Will Friedle]

Oh, yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

So, like, that's.

[Will Friedle]

Did someone sketch it? Have you seen pictures of.

[Ryder Strong]

I just know it was like, my. Our teachers were like, again, here they are. We have no dance experience. We weren't even in dance class. It was just the two of us. Like, I don't know, like, what are we doing? Like, it was just awful. I know. That was class.

[Will Friedle]

Once again, Danielle and Jessica, they have a new routine.

[Ryder Strong]

Like, terrible. So, anyway. All right, well, good for. I just, I want to. I love.

[Will Friedle]

That's the best answer ever.

[Ryder Strong]

I know.

[Will Friedle]

Everything I did was awesome.

[Ryder Strong]

Everything I did was great. I have no answers for that.

[Danielle Fishel]

I love it. Yeah, that's. I'm going to lead with that next time.

[Ryder Strong]

What do you think of when you hear Amazon prime delivery trucks outside your home?

[Jensen Karp]

Your favorite streaming shows, of course, but.

[Ryder Strong]

There is so much more. Whatever you love, that's what prime is.

[Will Friedle]

Prime helps you get more out of whatever passions you're into, and it helps you discover new ones.

[Ryder Strong]

Just today I bought a new makeup remover for my brushes and a few collagen masks that I sleep in. And Amazon prime is perfect for my never ending obsession with beauty products. Not only do I get what I need incredibly fast, I can find myself going down a rabbit hole for all new items I didn't even know existed. Nail Brightening treatment? Yes please. Green tea clay mask Y yes.

[Jensen Karp]

Add it to the haul and the fact that Amazon prime also puts hundreds of movies and TV shows right at your fingertips.

[Will Friedle]

It's more than just same day delivery. It's a place to explore your passions.

[Ryder Strong]

From streaming to shopping, it's on Prime.

[Will Friedle]

Visit Amazon.comprime to get more out of whatever you're into.

[Ryder Strong]

Ah yes, it's the season of Back to School. The scent of sharpened pencils fills the air and your child suddenly has very strong opinions about sneakers. Luckily, Famous Footwear has all the big name brands. They're obsessed with Nike, Adidas, Jordan Crocs, Converse, New Balance, Birkenstock. But now without the big time drama. I used to love back to school shoe shopping. As a kid I'd strut out of that store like I was walking a red carpet. If that red carpet led to a cafeteria that served square pizza. But now I keep it simple. I skip the checkout chaos and order online, pick up in store or get get same day delivery with doordash. It's fast, easy and no one ends up crying in the clearance aisle. Not even me. They've got over 830 locations plus in store fit experts who help pick the right size because they know kids feet grow every few minutes. Famous Footwear saves you time, money and sanity and still lets your kid feel like the main character on day one. You don't have to overspend to make it famous right now. Buy one pair of shoes. Get one half off at your local famous footwear store or famous.com see store associate for details. Okay, can we talk about the power of a go to outfit? Because when you're juggling school, drop off a dog who needs his flea meds bad and a grocery list you started on the back of your hand. Putting on something that can keep up with you is key. So picture me at the park, hair in a claw clip, one shoe untied, granola bar crumbs everywhere, and my kids treating the jungle gym like the ropes of a wrestling ring. Then someone walks up to you and says says cute dress. And you say thanks, it's from JCPenney. And that's when you see it. The wait. Seriously? Face yeah, JCPenney. Totally underrated style destination. It's packed with stylish, affordable finds for the whole family. Especially for the one who keeps it all together. And the deals. I mean, finding a dress that looks amazing and fits your budget, that's a mom win. Worth celebrating. I grabbed the Liz Claiborne sleeveless A line dress. It's light, it moves with me, and I still looked pulled together while sprinting after a juice box and flip flops. And I picked up a few adorable graphic tees for the boys that fit their growing bodies and their adorable personalities. Already a fan then, you know, if not, consider this your wake up call. Discover it for yourself. Shop [e-mail] yes, JCPenney. You know what's wild? I think my dog Brunch eats better than I do.

[Jensen Karp]

Not shocking. He gets regular exercise, constant affection, and zero screen time. Honestly, I aspire to be your dog.

[Ryder Strong]

Same. He's thriving. And a big part of that is thanks to Pedigree. They make high quality dog food that supports his health from puppyhood through the he's mostly napping stage.

[Jensen Karp]

And it won't break the bank unless. Unless somehow your dog figures out your ATM code.

[Ryder Strong]

Exactly. Pedigree offers dry food and wet food with no artificial flavors, no added sugars, and no high fructose corn syrup. Just real nutrition that keeps his tail wagging and his bowl clean.

[Jensen Karp]

We get it. Your dog's living his best life and he deserves it.

[Ryder Strong]

Pedigree believes dogs bring out the good in people, so they return the favor with food that brings out the good in them.

[Jensen Karp]

That's poetic. But what really got me is their.

[Ryder Strong]

Work helping shelter dogs right through Pedigree foundation, they have helped over 900,000 shelter dogs find homes since 2008.

[Jensen Karp]

That's incredible. So whether you've got a new puppy or an old soul who runs the house, Pedigree's got what they need to be their healthiest, happiest selves.

[Ryder Strong]

And if you don't have a dog yet, maybe it's time you meet your new best friend. You deserve a good boy.

[Jensen Karp]

Visit your local retailer to try Pedigree products for the nutrition your dog needs and a taste your dog will love. Learn more at pedigree.comfeed-good pedigree feed the.

[Ryder Strong]

Good Guys we all know that Mama loves her jewelry. And more specifically, Mama loves Pandora. It's time you step into summer looking your best with jewelry that reflects who you are and where you're going.

[Will Friedle]

No passport required and no need to fight over an aisle Or a window seat. Pandora jewelry can transport you to paradise.

[Ryder Strong]

Let your jewelry sparkle in the sun and be unmissable on your vacation.

[Jensen Karp]

From ocean charms to color tennis bracelets, Pandora has new arrivals to add to your summer staples.

[Will Friedle]

I'm looking to get Susan one of their rectangular pendants for a necklace, especially with their in store engraving. Now I just have to decide if I'm going with Susan or Sue. Ooh, maybe I'll do both.

[Jensen Karp]

Feel it. Live it. Embrace it. Be love.

[Ryder Strong]

Shop in store or [e-mail] to discover new styles. If this group, the five of us here, were to start a business together, what would it be? Who would do each role and would we be successful?

[Jensen Karp]

Podcast network.

[Tanya Ra]

Smart.

[Ryder Strong]

Good idea.

[Danielle Fishel]

I'm good at editing videos.

[Tanya Ra]

Excellent.

[Ryder Strong]

So you'd run our content.

[Danielle Fishel]

I could do the content video of.

[Tanya Ra]

My engagement that I watch and like sob. It was. It was the most beautiful. And I didn't even ask her to do it. She just made it so it was so sweet.

[Ryder Strong]

Like, see it now I know.

[Tanya Ra]

She got like everybody behind the scenes and was like asking them little questions and like a pretty song behind it. It was.

[Ryder Strong]

That's great. Yeah. Did you do the same for her since she's newly.

[Tanya Ra]

I tried. I'm not as good as cinematic at all, but I definitely tried to return the favor.

[Danielle Fishel]

She made an amazing.

[Ryder Strong]

How long have you been making married?

[Tanya Ra]

Like, oh, five months.

[Ryder Strong]

Oh, congratulations.

[Danielle Fishel]

Just got engaged.

[Jensen Karp]

Congratulations.

[Ryder Strong]

Let me see. Oh, it's beautiful.

[Danielle Fishel]

Thank you so much.

[Ryder Strong]

Love.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay, so I agree. Podcast. Podcast network for sure. Be doing our video content and all the editing. What would you do?

[Will Friedle]

Jingles?

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

The jingle. What about you? What do you think? You do the awesome face? Yeah, the awesome face.

[Danielle Fishel]

No.

[Tanya Ra]

Or I could like. I. I'm really good at finding stories. So I could be the producer, sir.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay.

[Danielle Fishel]

Okay. Then you're the host.

[Ryder Strong]

All right, guys, I think we are really on to something here.

[Will Friedle]

What's the name of our company?

[Tanya Ra]

I'm so glad you went there, cuz I was about to say like tampon company or something. That's where my brain goes.

[Will Friedle]

I could still do the jingle.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. Still need content. Still need jingles. Yeah, yeah.

[Jensen Karp]

I just came up with the idea.

[Ryder Strong]

I don't actually do anything with the company.

[Jensen Karp]

I just take all the money.

[Will Friedle]

I just own it.

[Ryder Strong]

No one knows. You could run. You could run the budget.

[Jensen Karp]

Sure.

[Ryder Strong]

You're good. You're good with that. So you could. Okay. No. Okay.

[Jensen Karp]

I spend a lot.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay. Oh, you wanted to come up with a name I'm still.

[Jensen Karp]

I'm still working.

[Ryder Strong]

You're gonna. Okay at the end.

[Will Friedle]

Well, now I have my tampon company, so sorry.

[Ryder Strong]

If you could time travel and witness a single event in history firsthand, We've.

[Jensen Karp]

Had this question you asked us.

[Ryder Strong]

What would it be any such a hard event? It could be something even from your own life, like something that you just wish you had been there for that you weren't. Like, your parents meeting.

[Jensen Karp]

I think that's a safer way to go because we talked about this as pre show chatter once and it was like a lot of major historical events would actually be not fun to see something or people dying or, you know, but so, yeah, you want to think of something that would be nice.

[Ryder Strong]

There was one person's a good way to go on American Idol when Ryan Seacrest went to high five a blind kid. And I wanted to see that. I want to be careful. I. It's on video. I want to be in the room for it.

[Jensen Karp]

Did they pulled it from the show?

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, it is a meme.

[Tanya Ra]

It's a meme.

[Ryder Strong]

Yeah. He was like, ah. And. And then he was like, yeah. And I. I just want to be in the room when that happens.

[Will Friedle]

I want to go back in time to watch Danielle. Say that again. That's the one I picked.

[Jensen Karp]

Anybody else?

[Will Friedle]

Anybody got anything?

[Tanya Ra]

This is a hard one because there's so many. Like, there's just so much you. I feel like I would. I would want to relive my wedding day.

[Will Friedle]

I was just gonna say you get to relive it.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah.

[Will Friedle]

Are you just watching?

[Tanya Ra]

It was such a. Like, you kind of black out a little bit, so I'd like to see it from, like, a bird's eye view.

[Ryder Strong]

It's such a good idea. I still like mine better, but that's a good idea.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

I would like to go back to the night I met my fiance and be, like, observing us meeting because it was like, at a. A party, and it was chaos, and I had had a few shots, and so I was like, I'd like to go back and witness. See our interaction, see the chemistry where it blends.

[Jensen Karp]

They're both so romantic. I know you're in the season of.

[Ryder Strong]

Love.

[Jensen Karp]

You know, but actually that inspired me. I would go back to my parents meeting. That would be a cool.

[Will Friedle]

Do you not watch Back to the Future? You stumble, you trip, you knock the.

[Jensen Karp]

Whole thing over, and you don't mess it up. So, yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Come on.

[Jensen Karp]

You gotta be careful. Just a witness. Like, I'm like a ghost so I can't actually affect you because, if memory.

[Will Friedle]

Serves, when we did it on the pod, you said you'd want to go back to maybe see a Shakespeare play.

[Ryder Strong]

Yes.

[Jensen Karp]

Or listen, a great concert, you know, from history.

[Ryder Strong]

Yeah, yeah.

[Will Friedle]

Woodstock or something like that would be kind of.

[Jensen Karp]

I don't know about Woodstock, but I would find.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah, I would maybe go back to Britney Spears concert. I never got to see her live.

[Tanya Ra]

Oh, no. That's a shame.

[Will Friedle]

Be so weird. You go back in time to just wait in line. It takes forever to get in here. This is the worst time machine ever.

[Danielle Fishel]

Like.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

Don't make it to the actual show.

[Ryder Strong]

I just traveled through time for this. Yeah. All right. What is the naughtiest thing you got caught doing as a kid? And what was the fallout?

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, I was such a good. I was like, I grew up in the South. I grew up very Christian. I was like, such a goody tissue. I'm trying to think. I mean, I cheated once. I got called by the principal. Oh, you know what the naughtiest thing I did? So there was a song, this Christmas song, and it's about this mom or this child who's trying to buy these shoes for his mom because she's sick and she's dying. And so he's like, can't afford the shoes, but he's saying, like, I want to buy these shoes. It's like a beautiful Christmas story. Well, we had to submit an original story for Christmas. I was in middle school, and I submit. I just kind of played off the song, right.

[Will Friedle]

Plagiarized.

[Danielle Fishel]

I plagiarized the song, and I won the contest. And my mom was, like, mortified because she knew the song, and she was like, becca. And I'm like, they don't know what I won. A blue ribbon is a blue ribbon.

[Ryder Strong]

So then for that, there really was no fallout, just a blue ribbon.

[Danielle Fishel]

No, there wasn't. Well, I mean, it's not get caught caught. I mean, if I got caught, then someone was just like, gotta give her credit, because, yeah, she won without anyone knowing.

[Ryder Strong]

So just her mom, who was like, oh, this is embarrassing. Yeah, my child's in the life of crime. What about you, writer? You were a. You were a real rule follower as a kid.

[Jensen Karp]

Totally. I do remember the one time I stole, and it was like. Because we were going to see a play that my brother was in, and there was some friend of a friend. It was a guy I didn't know, a kid I didn't know. And for whatever reason, we went to the store, we stopped at the store with him before going. And there was a candy that was open, like a candy bag somebody had ripped open. And he was like, ryder, let's steal. And I was like, oh, okay. Because I was like, trying to be cool to this kid I didn't know or whatever. And we stuffed our pockets with the candy. And then like during the play, sitting there eating the candy and I felt so bad. I couldn't. Just like, so much guilt. And I never. Yeah, I could never steal anything ever again. Like, I was only like nine, but it was just like, the guilt was so bad.

[Will Friedle]

Yeah.

[Jensen Karp]

So the fallout was shame.

[Ryder Strong]

Yeah. Did you ever do anything naughty as a kid? I did.

[Tanya Ra]

I'll never forget it. It was one. I was only naughty one time.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, please.

[Ryder Strong]

There's no awesome all the time and naughty once.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah. Remember that.

[Ryder Strong]

Okay.

[Tanya Ra]

But I'll never forget it because it was so bad. And I'll never forget how disappointed my dad was. And like, that is, like, what rocks me to this day. But we. I was in eighth grade and we were like, leaving the school and we had a really big test the next day and it was like, me and three girls and the.

[Ryder Strong]

Our.

[Tanya Ra]

Like, our classroom window was, like, open. My friend crawled through the classroom window to get the test so that we could.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah, it's bad.

[Tanya Ra]

That's really bad.

[Jensen Karp]

TGIF I was gonna take. This is an episode of Boy we told. You snuck into the classroom, started the fire.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah. And then I think she told too many people. We told too many people because we totally got caught. The principal. Yeah. And then it was eighth grade, so we had like, my. It was all graduated stuff and like, my dad was so disappointed in me and I'll literally never forget it. So I never did anything like that ever again.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, no.

[Tanya Ra]

Even in college when it was easy to cheat.

[Danielle Fishel]

You're a rule follower too, though. I'm such a rule.

[Tanya Ra]

Could you imagine me doing that?

[Danielle Fishel]

Kinda. You were like, wild in high school. I feel like you're. What? Your high school was wild. Yeah. Yeah. She had black hair. Her name. She goes by Tanya, but her legal name name is Tatiana and she was very Tatiana. So when I associate Tanya is like. Like doing mischief. I think of Tatiana.

[Tanya Ra]

That's right.

[Ryder Strong]

What about you, Will?

[Will Friedle]

I cheated on most of my smelling tests and smelling. Smelling.

[Danielle Fishel]

Okay, I said smelling.

[Jensen Karp]

Testing.

[Will Friedle]

Did I? Well, spelling test. And to this day, I still can't spell.

[Jensen Karp]

Oh, I know I spell Smelling.

[Ryder Strong]

Smelling.

[Danielle Fishel]

There you go.

[Will Friedle]

My spelling test. Yeah. No, I still. That's my repercussions.

[Ryder Strong]

Did you Ever get. No.

[Jensen Karp]

Yeah, but who needs to spell anymore?

[Will Friedle]

There was a huge chunk of time there where spelling was kind of important and I couldn't do it.

[Ryder Strong]

So. Yeah, I still can't in junior high, you know, I didn't like science. I don't like science. I've never liked science. It's just the worst I did. Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

Vulnerable.

[Ryder Strong]

I failed chemistry the first time I took it, and then the next time I took it, it. My teacher had a. Maybe it wasn't chemistry. It was because it was a junior high, and I took chemistry in high school, so I don't know what science. It was just one of the sciences in junior high, and the teacher had a rule that if you got less than a C on a test, you got the chance to do a makeup test during lunch, like, the next day. And so I pretty quickly realized, oh, and then before he let you take the test, he would let you review the test, the test with all your wrong answers. He didn't give you the correct answers, but you got a chance to look at the test. Yeah, it was very. It was.

[Will Friedle]

Why would anybody take the test on the regular day? Why wouldn't you just.

[Ryder Strong]

Well, you have to take it on the regular day. I would always purposely fail it. And. Well, or maybe I would just fail. But then I realized it was this exact same test you took again, and it was a scantron test. So I would just memorize all 50 answers by telling myself a story with the first letter of the scantron thing. So, like. Like, bees can't decide about.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah.

[Ryder Strong]

Oh, wow. Brisket. And I would just tell myself that story.

[Will Friedle]

I think you learned more doing that than you did.

[Ryder Strong]

And then I would go through football. Then I'd be like, well, I have to get a couple wrong. So then I just go through and change and change a couple of them. And then I turned it in, and I thought I was getting away with it because he never said anything. And then at the end of the school year, he said, I know what you've been doing. And I was waiting for him to be like, and so I'm not giving you. And he was just like. Like, I know exactly you've been memorizing.

[Danielle Fishel]

Huh?

[Ryder Strong]

And I was like, yeah. And telling myself a story. He's like, all right. I thought so. And that was it. He just let me do it.

[Danielle Fishel]

Well, I think if you had put that effort into studying for the test.

[Ryder Strong]

I could never. I could never.

[Danielle Fishel]

He was like, you put an equal amount of effort as everyone else. So I'm going to let you also.

[Ryder Strong]

I think he pretty much was like, we was pretty sure I was not going to go into the science field. It was just like, you know what.

[Jensen Karp]

Let'S just let this.

[Ryder Strong]

Let's just let you go past.

[Danielle Fishel]

You said for her, memorizing is more important for her career.

[Tanya Ra]

Yeah, that's so true, actually.

[Ryder Strong]

I know. Absolutely. Thank you all so much for listening to this episode of Pod Meets World. If you want to hear our part two of the Pod swap, you can tune into the Scrubbing in podcast. They will have all the rest of our conversation, which is super fun and goes a little nutty. So check it out there. We'll see you in just a few minutes at the Backstreet Boys show, everybody. Yes. Rock your body. Yeah. It's gonna be so much fun. We will see you there. And the next time you hear us, we will be with AJ and Kevin from the Backstreet Boys. So thank you all for tuning in. Bye. Pod Meets World is an iHeart podcast produced and hosted by Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle and Ryder Strong, executive producers Jensen Karp and Amy Sugarman, executive in charge of production Danielle Rose Romo, producer and editor Tara Sudbaksh, producer Matty Moore, engineer and Boy Meets World superfan Easton Allen. Our theme song is by Kyle Morton of Typhoon. Follow us on Instagram odmeatsworld show or email us at podmeatsworldshowmail.com hey parents, quick question. When's the last time you won snack time? Yesterday I packed a granola bar so old Adler asked if it was a dinosaur fossil. So it's been a while. And that's why Mott's no Sugar Added Applesauce pouches are perfect to keep on hand. Real apples, no added sugar and the pouch It's Snack times mvp. Minimal mess, Maximum peace. It's even got vitamin C. Kids love it. Parents don't mess it up. Win, win. Mott's Real Apples make Real Good Applesauce.

[Will Friedle]

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[Ryder Strong]

You know, I never realized how much better I treat my dog than myself.

[Jensen Karp]

Really? Does your dog eat Oreos with every meal and get massages when he stays at hotels?

[Ryder Strong]

No. Even better, he gets Pedigree high quality food with real nutrition that actually supports his health.

[Jensen Karp]

Pedigree believes dogs bring out the good in people and in turn they bring out the good in dogs with tasty dry food and wet food. And it's made with high quality ingredients.

[Ryder Strong]

Ingredients I can pronounce.

[Jensen Karp]

You're right. I'm starting to think your dog has it figured out.

[Ryder Strong]

Visit your local retailer to try Pedigree products for the nutrition your dog needs and a taste your dog will love.

[Jensen Karp]

Learn more at pedigree.com Feed-Good Feed the.

[Ryder Strong]

Good hi, it's Danielle Fishel from Pod Meets World. You know that moment when you're getting dressed and it's just total chaos? Your kid can't find a shoe, the dog's barking at his reflection, and all you need is a go to outfit you can trust. If you're tired of options that miss the mark, let me put you on to JCPenney. No, don't give me that wait, seriously look. They've got stylish, dependable pieces that feel effortless. A perfect solution for busy parents. I just picked up an A and a denim blouse and Liz Claiborne a line dress. Both easy wins for when I'm on the go and super affordable. And the best part? The shocked faces I get when I say, yeah, it's from JCPenney. Don't miss out. Shop [e-mail] yes, JCPenney.

[Jensen Karp]

Hey, it's us.

[Will Friedle]

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[Danielle Fishel]

This is an I Heart podcast.