Welcome to a brand new season of Cadillac Jack, my second act.

Riley Strain, the senior from the University of Missouri, missing after a trip to Nashville for a spring formal with his fraternity.

He left Luke Bryan's bar in Nashville,

never to be seen again. As we start the recording of this episode, we learn his body has been found

in the Cumberland River, a conversation about Riley and fraternity formals coming up this episode

of Cadillac Jack My Second Act. Plus, we talk about a shift with Cadillac and Donna in Radio Land.

Upload Day for this episode, Tuesday, March 26th.

My name is Cadillac Jack.

I joined Atlanta Radio when I was 19 years old, put in a loyal 26 years.

Welcome to My Second Act, a podcast where we talk about things you talk about already with family and friends,

conversations about current events, pop culture, headlines in the news, trends, music, and often endearing and revealing

conversations about marriage, parenting and personal growth. Season 5, welcome episode 427,

according to Potpeak, Keith Rockdale Bowen. New season, my name is Donne. I'm Katie's wife.

I've had a couple, like I'm on my doctor kick. So I'm trying to do every doctor appointment that I

haven't done since COVID, since all this time. And we've taken all this time off. So I've been on

this doctor kick to make sure that I am operating at a semi, semi functioning level. So I've had like

one doctor appointment after another. And so I went to get one prescription done, as you know, like a couple of weeks ago, and my blood pressure was too high. And they would give me the prescription. So then he gave me some propofal, which I thought was what they gave Michael Jackson to put him to sleep. But it's not. Like this is different. And it's a beta blocker, which I'm a big fan of the beta blockers. if you don't know what a beta blocker is. If you ever have to make a huge presentation, I ran into a beta blocker probably like nine months ago when I had to do this present. You speak like as a person. Yeah, well, I had to do this presentation for a bunch of people and for work, like a bunch of people. And like they were investors and other, it was just a weird situation. And so I was very nervous. And so my doctor had given me a beta blocker. And what it does is it just keeps you from kind of like over sweating, your heart from overracing. It's not dangerous or anything. It's just, it just sort of calms you down so that you can like function normally. Because if you're one of those people that certain situations just make your blood pressure spike and you get really nervous then you know that's what a beta blockers for so he gave me a couple of additional beta blockers to hopefully get my because he thought that my blood pressure was just some situational things going on in life and work and everything else so he was just trying to get it down because he didn't want to put me on blood pressure medicine, which I do not want to be on. And he, I had to go get a blood pressure, like reading thing. And it's been normal. It spikes. It goes up. It goes down. But it's almost like, I don't know how to explain it. It's like self-fulfilling, like when, or prophecy, like when they put that cuff on my arm to take my blood pressure, my blood pressure spite.

Like I can feel my heartbeat.

Yeah. self-fulfilling, like when, or prophecy, like when they put that cuff on my arm to take my

blood pressure, my blood pressure spite. Like, I can feel my heartbeat. Do you feel that way? I think it's natural. I think it's natural, yeah. But they can't get a good reading. And then they're like, oh my gosh. So anyway, that has been maintained. What I'm getting to, I promise, is I went to, you know how I had my angry groin.

I have a lot going on from my running.

Excape. I promise is I went to, you know how I had my angry groin.

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