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He Said She Said

He Said She Said

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Episodes
  • What Dreams May Come: When Childhood Plans Meet Adult Life.

    What Dreams May Come: When Childhood Plans Meet Adult Life.
    Sep 26 2026
    When you were a kid, what did you think grown-up life would be like? Freedom, flying cars, or a job that would change the world?

    Rick Robinson and Aggie Reagan put their childhood plans next to the lives they actually built. Aggie dreamed of becoming a ballerina astronaut. Rick imagined paths through ministry and police work before finding his way behind the microphone.

    The stories get funny, personal, and surprisingly familiar: family influences, career detours, the chores and bills no child puts on a dream board, and the space-age conveniences we were promised but never got.

    They also ask whether changing course means giving up on a dream, before taking a classic He Said, She Said detour into romantic hints, missed signals, and why saying what you mean can save everybody time.

    Strong language and adult themes.
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • The Stories We Never Get Tired Of

    The Stories We Never Get Tired Of
    Sep 22 2026
    Some stories are favorites. Others become old friends—the books and movies we revisit whenever we need comfort, laughter, escape, or a reminder of someone we love.

    Rick Robinson and Aggie open the doors to “Masterpiece Theater—He Said, She Said style for a nostalgic tour through the stories they can read or watch repeatedly without getting tired of them.

    The conversation travels from Agatha Christie’s ancient-Egypt mystery ‘Death Comes as the End’ and Sherlock Holmes classics such as ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’ to time-travel romance, ‘The Princess Bride,’ Stephen King’s ‘The Stand,’ and the pop-culture references that permanently escaped their original stories.

    Rick and Aggie then turn to comfort movies, memorable soundtracks, Paul Newman classics, ‘Star Wars,’ ‘The Sting,’ ‘The Hustler,’ and the films connected to parents, relatives, childhood experiences, and people no longer with us.

    It’s an evening about mysteries, romance, movies, books, family memories, questionable impressions, and the stories that can still make us stop whatever we’re doing and begin again from the beginning.
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    1 hr and 25 mins
  • Land Of the Free B#!CHES!!

    Land Of the Free B#!CHES!!
    Sep 15 2026
    Twenty-five years after September 11, are Americans still willing to defend the country, freedoms, and principles that terrorists sought to destroy?

    Rick Robinson and Aggie begin with soap-opera villains, questionable celebrity transformations, childhood television memories, and the rare ability to turn off one’s brain. The conversation then shifts into a deeply personal reflection on September 11, the anger Americans were discouraged from expressing, and what has happened as the country has moved further away from that day.

    Aggie discusses the friends she lost during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the painful reminders left behind, and why she believes Americans must confront political and religious ideologies that are incompatible with individual liberty. Rick examines righteous anger, the misuse of religion as a tool of control, and the difference between forgiveness and refusing to recognize a threat.

    They also consider American exceptionalism, the freedom to build something from an idea, the federal government’s staggering debt, political leaders who knew public money was being squandered, and why ordinary citizens are treated as a permanent supply of blood and treasure.

    The United States is imperfect, frustrating, and frequently absurd—but it remains a country where Rick and Aggie can have this conversation without being arrested for it.
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    1 hr and 28 mins
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