Defining Audacity Radio Show & Podcast

Jan. 30: On this episode ... Drew and Shauna discuss how they want to be remembered and Drew ranks the things he hates about Millennials. There is an outside chance that Shauna is struggling with her plant-based diet and craving some "Drew nuggets." Live Music: "Good People" by Josh Grider

Jan. 28: On this episode ... Shauna and Drew discuss the tragic death of Kobe Bryant ... they play a round of "Wheel of News," which is highlighted by an elderly fight club in North Carolina ... and they have a little real talk. Also ... which state do YOU hate the most? They're asking for a reason. Live Music: "Keep You Forever" (by Erick Willis)

Jan. 23: On this episode ... Shauna tries to name the hottest male celebrities ... Drew shares his new #myonething initiative ... and when is the last time YOU had to do a wellness check on your neighbor? Live Music: "Arizona" (by Buck Fuffalo)

Jan. 21: On this episode ... Shauna picks on her husband's new wardrobe ... Drew vents about parenting classes ... and the give an update on their new plant-based diet. Live Music: "Love's To Blame" (by Jade Marie Patek)

Jan. 16: On this "Let's Ride" episode ... Crystal Lynn shows up for the first time in 2020. She goes off about ferrets and being intimate with an automobile. (This is definitely not an episode for the kiddos.) Also on this show ... Shauna and Drew play Family Feud and unintentionally do some skin mag window shopping. Live Music: "Ride With My" (by Zane Wiliams)

Jan. 14: On this episode ... Shauna and Drew have some real talk, which includes Shauna's new diet and what they're watching on Netflix. They also discuss dating trends you might want to avoid in 2020. Live Music: "Difference in Opinion" (by Phil Hamilton)

Jan. 9: On this episode ... Shauna's wildest dream finally comes true. Her "Live Pants on Fire" t-shirt is officially for sale. (Proceeds benefitting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.) Also on this show, Drew decides if he'd rather be in a full-body cast or babysit the class mouse AND they discuss popular things that people don't actually like. Live Music: "Sweet Soft Southern Smile" (by Prophets and Outlaws)Purchase your "Live Pants on Fire" t-shirt: https://defining-audacity-radio-show.myshopify.com/

Jan. 7: On this episode ... Drew recaps his family's holiday adventure to Washington DC ... Shauna shares a tale of a hungry squirrel that nearly cost her an arm and a leg ... and they'll discuss things you should not do on a plane in 2020 (or ever). Live Music: "Miles to Go" (by Drew Kennedy)

Jan. 6: On this episode of Defining Audacity ... Drew and Shauna recap their Christmas holidays ... Drew breaks down his family's homemade Christmas gifts ... and Shauna reveals her goals for 2020. Also on this show, they exchange Christmas gifts with each other. Live Music: "Not Everything's a Song" (by Erick Willis)

December 19: On this episode ... Shauna announces that she wants to cancel the Fourth of July ... they have a little real talk out of the gate ... and they brainstorm impactful causes to get behind. Live Music: "Keep You Forever" (by Erick Willis)

December 18: On this mini-episode ... Shauna unlocks the vault and share one of her old columns from Fort Worth Texas Magazine. She gives the listeners a behind-the-scenes look into her former life as a stay-at-home mom.

December 17: On this episode ... Shauna shares some more of her songwriting prowess. This time she rewrites a holiday classic. Also on this episode ... Drew updates everyone on his social media hiatus and his new diet ... and they play a couple rounds of Family Feud.Live Music: "Hardware Cafe" (by Dave Martinez)

December 12: On this episode ... Shauna and Drew have some random real talk ("give the people what they want") ... Crystal Lynn stops by for a second ... and they discuss brutal truths about life. This is a "Let's Ride" episode presented by Classic Chevrolet Buick GMC of Cleburne.Live Music: "Four Lane Highway" (by Zac Wilkerson)

December 11: On this mini-episode ... Drew and Shauna play a round of "Over/Under." The topic: Wonderfully great smells. Spoiler alert: Shauna fails miserably.

December 10: On this episode ... Drew describes how he's about to make some radical changes in his life. Spoiler alert: These extreme changes have to do with his Instagram account and ribeye steaks. Also on this episode ... Shauna punts on bullet journaling. Live music: "Something Sacred" (by Shea Abshier)

December 5: On this "Let's Ride" episode ... it gets real. Drew pulls back the curtain and shows his guts. If you listen to Defining Audacity for stupid banter and fart noises, this might not be the episode for you. Also on this episode ... Shauna and Drew discuss impactful Christmas gifts. This episode is presented by Classic Chevrolet Buick GMC of Cleburne. Live Music: "Open Road" (by Drew Kennedy)

December 4: On this mini-episode ... it's time for Drew to start focusing on his homemade Christmas gifts. Shauna is full of ideas, including "soap for your gooch and your pooch."

December 3: On this post-Thanksgiving episode ... Drew and Shauna recap their Turkey Days, and they start looking ahead to Christmas. Shauna breaks down the Top 10 things that need to be done between now and Dec. 25th. Also on this episode ... they got some more fan mail. Live Music: "For Those That Came" (by Jeff Grossman of Saints Eleven)

November 26: On this episode ... Drew shares the Top 10 things he will NOT be doing this Thanksgiving ... Shauna challenges Drew to lick his steering wheel during a segment on germ-invested places you'll encounter during the holidays. Also on this episode, there are some random nuggets (some disturbing and some super cool). Live Music: "Wild Ones" (by Josh Weathers)

November 22: On this "Let's Ride" episode, presented by Classic Chevrolet Buick GMC of Cleburne ... Drew and Shauna play a healthy round of Family Feud ... they also talk through the funniest people ever in an "Over/Under" segment. Spoiler Alert: This episode was recorded on Drew's birthday, and Shauna acknowledges it 53 times.Live Music: "Townes" (by Zach Nytomt)