Former Olympic Gymnast Shawn Johnson and NFL player Andrew East sit down to share their most vulnerable sides and open up like they never have before. Tune in to hear one of the most celebrated couples on social media walk you through some of their most memorable moments together. Get ready to laugh and cry as you hear some of the most embarrassing and raw stories that have never before been shared.
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I love all of your podcasts but Hannah and Adam had to have been my favorite. I’ve been rooting for her since the Bachelor and I love seeing her get everything she deserves in life! I love their relationship too and how open they were.
Your podcast episode of vulnerable questions about your pregnancy had me in tears. more
This podcast has only gotten better with time. I always enjoyed listening to Shawn and Andrew, they’re very loveable people! But recently the way they have incorporated their faith into the podcast more recently has been awesome! The way they talk has just been different lately with the Lord coming up more and their guests having some really Godly insight. They aren’t judgmental or rigid but have been much more faith centered recently and it’s been really awesome to hear. more
I love the pod but the sound is all over the place! Even the most recent ep w/ the Hopkins, the sound is getting louder and quieter while people are talking, Shawn is way louder than Andrew, and I spend a lot of the pod adjusting the volume to try to hear (and then not get blasted once the sound goes back up.) Not sure what’s going on but pls SOS to the sound person!!
It’s like listening to a real life couple. However, Sometimes it sounds like Shawn or Andrew are just trying to one up each other and make sure the audience knows that they are the right one... Also, I cannot hear Andrew half the time. I can hear Shawn perfectly, but even at the same volume Andrew is so low.
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