Welcome to the Pure Desire Podcast, helping you take back your life from unwanted sexual behavior and betrayal trauma.

What's up, people? I'm your host, Trevor Windsor, and you're listening to Episode 333 of the Pure Desire Podcast.

Here joining me, as always, is my co-host, Nick Stumbo.

Get her done.

Is that, getter done?

It is.

I'm blanking on his name right now.

It's all right.

The last episode, your intro, you blanked on a word.

I'm blanking on him.

But he's part of the blue collar comedy tour.

Is he not? You could be. I mean,ing on him, but he's part of the blue-collar comedy tour. Is he not?

Uh, you could be. I mean, I just, I think that phrase has been kind of ubiquitous in our culture. But is the guy that played mater in cars? Is that who it is? Get her done? Your expectations

of me to recall the name of a comedian on the spot are very lofty, and I appreciate it. Larry the cable guy.

Larry the cable guy. Yeah, that could be. Is he the originator of that phrase? I don't know.

I believe so. Like I was saying, it's just become kind of a phrase that I think it's almost impossible to just say it without kind of putting on your best country, hillbilly, southern drawl, you know, whatever comes to mind for you. You just, you have to kind of putting on your best country, hillbilly, southern draw, you know, whatever

comes to mind for you. You just, you have to kind of add some of that anytime you say it.

Yeah. Get her done. Okay, so tie it in because today we're doing another re-airing of an oldie

but goody episode. We don't want people to miss some of these really good conversations that

we've had. So I wanted to bring some of them back around. In today's episode is our time with our associate director of

women's groups, Ashley Jamison, on making a better commitment to change. Well, first, I would say it's

one of the shorter intros that I've done because it's also one of the shortest podcast we've ever

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