Show Notes
the boys dive into something that hits very close to home. After hearing Luke Combs openly speak about his OCD, the timing couldn’t be more intense because Liam is in the middle of one of the toughest OCD flare-ups he’s had in years. The full video episode is now live on YouTube.From now on, every episode on Spotify will be audio-only, with full video versions available exclusively on YouTube. Together, Liam and Kirby break down the hard lessons, the unhelpful habits, and the negative thought spirals that Liam is fighting to change so he can break the cycle and get his compulsions back under control. And as always, Kirby is right there beside him unpacking it, challenging it, and helping make sense of the mental battles most people never see. It’s confronting, honest, and packed with practical one percent shifts that can genuinely help. If you’re navigating anxiety, OCD, or that feeling of losing control in your own mind… this is the episode you need to hear.
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We're going quiet for a while. Liam's heading to Europe for a month, and Kirby's off to Japan for a few weeks, so there'll be a break between episodes. If you're wondering where we've gone, now you know. Before we disappear, we get into a few things we reckon just aren't fair, starting with celebrities who get egotistical, arrogant, and rude to their fans. Those fans are the people who put them where they are, so honestly? Pull your head in. Plus plenty more yapping along the way. Catch you when we're back!
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Q&A time. This one is simple, we're answering your questions. Whatever you sent us, we're getting into it.
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