“Do you ever wonder if you should let an old friend back in? SAME. This episode is all about friendship do-overs, red flags, green flags, and deciding what YOU actually want. Add in some juicy girl talk, big opinions, and a sprinkle of chaos — and you’ve got the perfect listen.”

Holiday vibes, Black Friday madness, and real talk about family dynamics—this episode has it all. We’re swapping stories, spilling tea, and keeping it real. And JUST when you think we’re done, we finish with a rumor that might shake up your holiday group chat.

In Part 2, we dive even deeper with Porterville City Councilman Ray Beltran. We unpack the questions everyone’s been asking—updates on city roads, the truth behind bringing new restaurants to town, youth opportunities, and what’s really happening with the Veterans Park statue. More clarity, more stories, and a few surprises you won’t want to miss. Tune in to get the full picture.

This week, we sit down with Porterville City Councilman Ray Beltran to get the inside scoop on local government. Why did he decide to serve the city? What’s it like working with the other council members? We talk roads, development, and the challenges of bringing corporate chain restaurants to Porterville. Plus, we explore ideas for more youth activities and the plans for a new statue at Veterans Park. Want to hear the facts—and maybe even a few local rumors? Tune in next week to hear it all!

Welcome to Modern Dating: Red Flags & Green Texts — the unfiltered podcast where Gunner dives into the chaos, comedy, and cringe of today’s dating world. From wild dating stories to decoding mixed signals, no topic is off-limits. Expect laughs, real talk, and maybe a few too-relatable red flags along the way.

In this heartwarming — and slightly haunting — episode, we sit down with the local owner of Poor Richard’s Pizza, a Porterville favorite with decades of history and flavor. Hear the incredible story of how a simple love story turned into a thriving family business, how the couple ended up buying the restaurant together, and the spooky tales that still linger within its walls. From late-night dough prep to local legends, this is a must-listen for anyone who loves community stories, small-town charm, and a good slice of pizza.

They say love is blind... but is it really? In this episode, we’re breaking down the big question: Do we actually have a type—or do we just think we do? Talking about our biggest unexpected “icks” that instantly turn us off, we’re spilling all the tea on attraction, red flags, and why sometimes the person who’s “not our type” ends up being exactly what we need.

Tune in for laughs, a little self-reflection, and maybe a few surprises as we dive into what really makes us swipe right—or run for the hills.

Step inside the chilling world of Ed Gein — the quiet farmer whose gruesome crimes shocked America and inspired horror legends like Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs. In this episode, we uncover how a small-town man became one of history’s most disturbing figures. From his isolated childhood to the dark discoveries inside his farmhouse, we explore the mind behind the madness ...