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Time of India
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'My b**bs have gotten bigger': Samantha Busch's shocking orgasm confession on podcast sends Kyle Busch community buzzing
Samantha Busch's shocking orgasm confession on Certified Oversharer podcast sends Kyle Busch community buzzing (Image via Getty) Samantha Busch, wife of NASCAR champion Kyle Busch, surprised many on August 18, 2025, when she hosted a talk on her new podcast Certified Oversharer that left fans talking. She invited Dr. Marley Quinn, a holistic wellness doctor, into the conversation. They spoke about a woman's supplement called Her Package, and Dr. Quinn shared a personal, NSFW detail: she said she started having orgasms in her sleep. That line, delivered right at the start of the episode, grabbed attention and made many listeners do a double-take. This episode was no ordinary wellness chat; it was bold, unfiltered, and exactly what the podcast's name promised. Samantha Busch hosts Dr. Marley Quinn and sparks overshare moment On August 18, 2025, Samantha Busch opened her Certified Oversharer podcast with Dr. Marley Quinn. They talked about how to keep a regular cycle and recommended Her Package, a supplement for women. Dr. Quinn went off-script and said, 'my b**bs have gotten bigger… and I started having orgasms in my sleep, like quite a lot, like my own.' That line was so unexpected, Samantha joked that every woman listening was typing down the website. 'Write that down,' she said to her friend Darby, 'I'm gonna get that.' Samantha Busch laughed and added, 'With supplements, it's like you can have an orgasm in your sleep. Yes please!' I t was playful, cheeky, and far from anything you'd hear at a normal office. The host and guest leaned fully into the 'overshare' vibe, and listeners were stunned but entertained. Samantha Busch brings real talk and bold moments to her podcast Samantha Busch launched Certified Oversharer earlier this year to give women a safe place to talk about the things people usually keep quiet, fertility, wellness, boundaries, life as a mom, and honest feelings. The show airs everywhere: Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and more. Also Read: Iga Swiatek Waves Off Cameraman While Changing Clothes After Beating Elena Rybakina At Cincinnati Open Semi Final Just a few days before this daring episode, NBC Sports reporter Kaitlyn Vincie appeared on the same podcast and revealed how scary it felt to interview Kyle Busch during his intense 'Rowdy' phase, saying she felt ready to interview a serial killer over him when he was angry. It gave fans a rare glimpse into the high-pressure world behind NASCAR cameras. This latest episode continues that trend, blending real-life, unfiltered talk with just a dash of shock value. It's exactly what fans signed up for with Certified Oversharer. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Indian Express
09-08-2025
- Sport
- Indian Express
Michael Phelps hits back at USA Swimming: ‘Treated me like piece of meat through my career'
The war brewing in US swimming got bigger with Olympic legend Michael Phelps taking another swipe at USA Swimming after their public statement defending itself for their recent performance at the Aquatics World Championship in Singapore. Phelps accused the governing body of swimming in USA of treating him like a 'piece of meat' throughout his career. During the event, Phelps and Lochte had shared a meme on their social media portraying the funeral of American swimming. Rowdy Gaines, a three-time Olympic gold medalist, had also criticised USA Swimming in interviews with The Associated press and on live broadcasts for the American network NBC. Among other things, Gaines had also spoken about how USA Swimming was without a CEO, even though the next Olympics are in three years at home in Los Angeles. This led to USA Swimming responding with a statement attributed to interim CEO Bob Vincent where USA Swimming said it was 'saddened and disappointed at the timing of the comments'. 'We respect and value the opinions of Rowdy, Michael, Ryan, and all USA Swimming alums. We acknowledge that their comments come from a place of passion and genuine desire to see USA Swimming succeed. We are saddened and disappointed at the timing of the comments. The USA Swimming team battled severe illness in Singapore, and these comments added public scrutiny to an already challenging situation for our athletes and coaches. We are incredibly proud of the resilience of our team in the face of such difficult circumstances and remain confident in the leadership, strategic direction, and culture established by newly appointed National Team Managing Director Greg Meehan. USA Swimming has reached out directly to Rowdy and other notable alums in recent months, offering them a forum, including an invitation to join in a more official manner. The door remains open, as the only path forward for our sport is to work collectively to achieve a shared vision of success. We remain focused on the task at hand: winning LA28,' the statement read. This evoked a sharp response from Phelps. 'Maybe a false statement, because I know they didn't reach out to Rowdy. They've shoved us out the door for years. Treated me like a piece of meat thro my career. Hopefully it changes someday,' Phelps said in the comments of the Big Friendly Swim Podcast account on Instagram. American swimming contingent was underwhelming at the Paris Olympics last year where they led the medals table, but won only eight gold medals, the lowest total since the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Their World Championships preparations were affected by a case of 'acute gastroenteritis' for many athletes, which was picked up at training camp in Thailand. Phelps and Lochte's criticism had also evoked a clapback from current American swimmer Lilly King, who tagged them on social media after a medal-winning night in Singapore and wrote: 'You have been real quiet tonight.' To this, Phelps wrote: 'We should be so proud of how the team swam as a whole …. Right? Apologies for having higher expectations for the leadership of the team. My opinions were way off. USA Swimming has what they finally want, me to 'stay in my lane'. They will continue to help the kids reach childhood dreams by their continued support.'
New York Post
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
The tantalizing AEW possibilities after MJF's eye-opening MLW return
MJF has always looked up 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper, and 'Hot Rod' would have been proud of what the AEW star pulled off on Friday night. Even before we had all the answers, he's changing the questions. We wondered in this space last week why MJF ripped off the masks of luchadors. Two weeks ago, he committed what felt like the ultimate disrespect by purposely losing to Mistico by disqualification at AEW Grand Slam and then proceeded to take off his mask and wear it in the middle of Arena Mexico. Advertisement The larger endgame for this seemed unclear and left you wondering if just Mistico getting his revenge was good enough. Maybe they do a classic mask vs. hair match and we get to see a bald MJF.
New York Times
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Times
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Get a 400 Percent Pay Raise
In what amounts to the biggest reveal of the second season of the Netflix docuseries 'America's Sweethearts,' the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders will receive a pay raise of roughly 400 percent for the 2025 season. It is a huge increase in a profession known for its low wages, and one that a former cheerleader for the team, Jada McLean, described in an interview with The New York Times as 'a drastic change' that could give the cheerleaders more financial security. The pay bump is announced in Episode 7 of the show's second season, which began streaming on Wednesday. It caps a yearslong effort for higher pay that drew a great deal of attention in 2018 when the former cheerleader Erica Wilkins sued the team for unfair pay. She claimed in her lawsuit that she received roughly $7 per hour with no overtime pay and a flat rate of $200 per game, which, in total, ended up being less than the annual pay for the team's mascot, Rowdy. Her case was settled out of court in 2019 and, since then, hourly wages for the squad remained low. Missing from the announcement of the raise in the show were any specifics of what the cheerleaders were making previously, or how much they would be paid under their new deal. But in a rare instance of a Cowboys cheerleader, past or present, discussing her compensation, Ms. McLean told The Times that in 2024, her fifth year with the squad, she had made $15 an hour and $500 for each appearance, and that compensation varies based on experience. With the increased wages, she said veteran cheerleaders could now be making more than $75 an hour. The new contract also changes the structure around pay for game day and other appearances, though Ms. McLean said it still does not provide health insurance. In an emailed statement, the franchise would not confirm the new wages or if the new rates apply to rookies on the team as well. Want all of The Times? Subscribe.
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Gearing up for the Greater Binghamton Bridge Run
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Our area's premier running race is set to run for its 15th time this Sunday. The Greater Binghamton Bridge Run is organized by the Greater Binghamton Chamber. It starts and ends at Mirabito Stadium and crosses 4 bridges over the Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers while weaving through the city. The half marathon and 2-person half marathon relay begin at 7:30 a.m. The 5-K starts at 9:30. At 10:45, there's a Kids Fun Run in the baseball stadium outfield with Rumble Ponies mascots Rowdy and Ruby. Chamber President and CEO Stacey Duncan served as Race Director for the first Bridge Run. 'It provides wellness, a place to gather, a showcase of our amazing natural and historic assets, some competitive fun of course, and lastly, one of our goals with the first Bridge Run and until today, and we'll continue this, it gives us an opportunity to partner with a great local non-profit as our charity partner every year,' Duncan said. This year's charity partner is the Broome County Urban League. For more information on the run, go to US, Ukraine sign mineral deal House votes to overturn California clean truck rules – defying internal watchdog McCaffery earns News34 Sports Athlete of the Week Toby Keith's dreams to come true at Kentucky Derby President Trump discusses first 100 days of his second term Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
