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Unscripted. Unshackled. Uncouth. What you are about to hear is for mature ears only. Featuring Miguel Fuller, Holly O'Connor and Producer Sami Jo from the Miguel & Holly Show on MIX 100.7 in Tampa Bay!
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Everybody has their own way of watching movies and TV shows, and we have some VERY different opinions! We get into the types of movies we love, the ones we absolutely don't, and the one thing people do while watching that Miguel CANNOT stand.
The guys from our sister station, 95.7 WDAE, join us to break down what to expect from the Rays tonight… and somehow we end up talking about their habit of raiding the kitchen at work for leftovers! After they leave, we keep the sports talk going with some of our own experiences (and opinions). Then, because apparently we can't stay away from this topic, we're back on AI! This time, you get to meet Holly and David's AI companions!
We're talking about AI again (because apparently we can't help ourselves), but Miguel takes the conversation in a direction NONE of us saw coming. He surprises Holly and David with a special guest, and let's just say...things got uncomfortable FAST. Who did Miguel bring on, and why were Holly and David so weirded out? You'll have to hear this one to believe it.
Things got WEIRD in our talkbacks over the weekend! One man went on an absolutely unhinged rant about Mix 100.7's own Brian Fink, and we genuinely can't tell if he's drunk, delusional, or a little of both. Naturally, we had to bring Brian in to introduce him to his new "fan." PLUS, another listener is NOT happy that we play The Chicks on Mix 100.7, and she has some thoughts she needs to get off her chest!
After a fam member encouraged us to revisit it, we went back and listened to our podcast from November 9, 2016 — the morning after Donald Trump won the presidential election. Hearing our reactions, emotions, and fears from nearly a decade ago was surreal, especially realizing that some of the things we worried about back then have actually happened.
Would you let a hungry vampire suck your blood? (Yes, we're seriously asking.) We get into the Halloween spirit with some hilariously bizarre hypotheticals, but somehow the conversation takes a turn into wild conspiracy theories, and the possibility of AI going rogue. We have so many questions.
The Kelly Clarkson toy store drama has everybody talking, and we have some THOUGHTS. We're breaking down the controversy, debating who's in the wrong, and getting a little fired up along the way!
One year ago today, we got the call that our time in Charlotte was over. So… yeah, we had to talk about it. We look back at what that day felt like, everything we didn’t know was coming next, and how wildly different life looks one year later in Tampa Bay.
An angry talkback comes for Miguel, we get into why posting about politics online has become completely unhinged, and Holly reveals the VERY unsanitized version of what she found in the "personal" section… at Walgreens?! Plus, we wrap things up with Baylee Littrell, son of Backstreet Boy member Brian Littrell.
Soul Worker Stacy is back and this may be one of her most powerful visits yet. Stacy gives three fam members readings that take some unexpected turns: one involves an ex-husband who has passed away, another comes just after signing divorce papers, and one listener is searching for validation and connection with her mother who passed years ago. And just when we thought we were wrapping up, Stacy unexpectedly turned to Miguel and gave him an impromptu reading, including some predictions about what may be coming next in his life. Listen to Soul Worker Stacy’s psychic medium readings on this episode of Miguel & Holly Uncensored.
Producer David reveals just how scandalous it was to get his ears pierced as a teenager growing up Seventh-day Adventist, which sends us into a conversation about religion. Then we dig into the New York Times’ Top 100 TV shows of the 21st century and realize men, women, and gay men may be looking for very different things when they pick what to watch.
Holly headed back to Ohio this weekend for her brother’s clambake, but going home came with a lot more than shellfish and cornfields. She opens up about the emotions of reuniting with her dad after months of silence—including not hearing from him when she got married—and what it was actually like to see him again.
We first talked to OMGItsWicks when his hilarious Florida videos were blowing up during the pandemic and WOW, a lot has happened since then. Wicks joins us to talk about how his popularity has exploded, his move into stand-up comedy, and the petition with thousands of signatures calling for Publix to put him in a holiday commercial. We catch up on what life is like when making fun of Florida turns into an actual career!
A viral video about bringing iced coffee to a job interview sent us down a much bigger rabbit hole: Who creates society’s unwritten rules, and do we still have to follow them? We debate professionalism, social standards, and whether some expectations keep us functioning… or just keep us conforming.
Local content creator Jenny Hogan joins us to talk about Stories of Humanity, the social media project where she shares real stories, meaningful moments, and reminders that there’s still plenty of good in the world. Then we turn the conversation inward: if we could sit down with our younger selves for just a few minutes, what would we tell them?
We’re back in the mail bag! Miguel gives an update on where he is with the idea of adoption. Plus, we talk with Trans-Siberian Orchestra about bringing their massive holiday show back to Tampa this December — and what goes into creating one of the biggest Christmas spectacles on the road.
It’s a Mail Bag episode! We answer your questions about what really happens behind the scenes to make the show happen every morning — including some things you probably never realized we do. Plus, we unpack why we think we've been able to sustain our friendship for almost 20 years!
Would you let complete strangers come to your wedding? We talk to the husband-and-wife duo behind Not A Wedding Crasher, a VERY cool concept that connects travelers with real weddings around the world — including one coming up right here in Tampa! Then comedian Bill Bellamy joins us ahead of his shows in Tampa this weekend, and yes… he is every bit as funny as you’d expect.
Tampa Bay's Andy Signore of Popcorned Planet joins us ahead of the screening of his documentary It Ends With Justice: Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni. Andy takes us behind the scenes of covering the case, how deep his research went, and the moment he realized things were getting VERY serious — when Blake Lively served him with a subpoena.
⚠️ A little heads-up before this one: Today’s episode gets heavier than usual. Holly has a list of things she’s been feeling anxious about lately… and once we started going through it, we realized just how much there is weighing on all of us right now. From the Lindsay Clancy case and climate concerns to what’s happening with the ballot issue and the post office, we talk through some of the stories and bigger issues that have been sitting heavy on our minds. If you’re not in the headspace for a darker conversation today, we completely understand if you skip this episode and come back to us next time. BUT, we didn’t want to leave ourselves (or you) in the darkness. So before we wrap, each of us shares something we’re genuinely excited about or something positive happening in our lives right now. Sometimes everything feels like a lot. Today, we’re talking about it.
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