You are listening to the daily round up here as part of the reality see

podcast.

I'm your host, RealityC.

Thank you all for tuning in on this Monday.

Good show for you today.

I'm going to talk about a couple of things going on in the Dancing with the Stars world

and the relationships or no longer relationships.

One of them led to a funny Us Weekly story. I'm going to answer a reader email that I didn't get to last week regarding the challenge. I've got a story that's related to something that I love to eat or did for a while. And it's also in the sports world, and I could not believe this when I saw it.

And then we are going to talk about what happened this past Friday night in Southern

California to commemorate the 35-year anniversary of Back to the Future.

We'll get to all that momentarily.

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Did you see me in my video promoting my 10th annual reality Steve fan appreciation party in

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