This is the final podcast episode of 'Where Have You Been All My Life?' Ryan & Shannon talk about Galveston Island, the hurricanes, and living in disaster-prone areas.  They talk about dangerous things they did as kids. To follow Ryan further you can find him at his restaurant Mix Tape in Taylor, Texas. Shannon can be found at Black Sparrow Music Parlor, also in Taylor, Texas.

Ryan and Shannon pontificate on humanity, the war on queer rights, cults, pyramid schemes, local news, and the entertainment industry.  

Ryan explains the national debt (sort of) and how it relates to his life. Shannon tells about her trip back home on the gulf coast and bit about her family history. They talk about queer rights and ponder the reasoning of those who oppose it and they call Joe Rogan out for trying Mad Honey live on the air 5 months after they did.  

It's the week of Ryan's wedding. So they talk about marriage, property taxes, and an ideal town to live in. Dear Shabby answers listeners questions about love and relationships. 

If anyone listened to this show, it would probably get canceled for this episode. Ryan is fired up because he got harassed on social media. The two touch on religion, false claims of sexual harassment, race, and power plays. They talk about the cultures they wish they belonged to and Dear Shabby answers a question about splitting shared assets in a divorce. 

In this episode Ryan and Shannon talk about cars, cats and red necks. They talk about the Paramount Theatre and Shannon tells a story about Buena Vista Social Club. They pull some names from the People Hat and answer a few Dear Shabby questions. 

Ryan tells about a catering event he served at this week. Shannon tells about how her encouragement to 'tell the truth' has led to some crazy confessions. They talk about writing, broken bones, and being gay. Also, it's Shannon's birthday and the KBSR team surprises her with a party (yay) which she is not so enthusiastic about. They end the show with a round of People Hat. 

This is a good one. Ryan is opening a new business while Shannon shuts one down. They talk about it. And they talk about the direction of the show (this show) on its 3 year anniversary. They end the show with a couple of Dear Shabby questions.