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More Donut

Steve Rowland

I am a very curious person. I want to learn as much about my friends and family as I can before i check out of here. I just want to know what gets people through their everyday life. I like to drink craft beers and try new things. If you like everyday regular conversations with some unexpected wisdom thrown in you might like this one.

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  • 20 episodes
  • Avg 1 hr 36 min
  • English
  • S1 · E36
    Monday · 1 hr 11 min

    THE SIMP WIZARD!

    This week, I'm flying solo and diving back into the wild world of TikTok! 🤖 AI Robots Are Getting Smarter – Are robots coming for our jobs? Well, chefs might be safe for now, but apparently some of these robots have figured out how to snap their fingers. We're making progress, I guess! 🪙 Trump's New $1 Coin – Yep, we're talking about the new Trump dollar coin and I've got some thoughts. 💃 TikTok Dancing – Not everything has to be political or controversial. Sometimes you just need to watch people having fun, dancing, and enjoying life. 🧙‍♂️ Introducing... THE SIMP WIZARD! – Somehow I've earned myself a brand-new nickname. Don't ask me how we got here. Just know that the Simp Wizard has officially entered the chat! And, of course, we get into life, people, relationships, and whatever else happens to cross my mind. No script. No filter. Just me, some TikToks, a microphone, and a whole lot of opinions. The More Donut Podcast — The Human Experience, Unfiltered. 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it. 💬 Drop a comment! Tell me what you think about the TikToks, the robots, or my ridiculous new nickname. 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations, reactions, and whatever the hell we get into next! 🎮 Catch me live on Twitch: https://twitch.tv/donut_steve 📺 YouTube: @moredonutpod #MoreDonutPodcast #SimpWizard #TikTokReactions #AIRobots #TrumpCoin #SoloPodcast #FunnyTikToks #UnfilteredPodcast

  • S1 · E35
    October 9 · 1 hr 31 min

    Growing Up Gay, Coming Out & Life as a Lesbian | Tammy's Story

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, Tammy joins me for an open, honest, and sometimes very personal conversation about what life has been like for her as a gay woman. We talk about how old she was when she first realized she was attracted to women, what was going through her mind growing up, and what happened when she finally told her family. Tammy opens up about her relationships, love, dating, intimacy, and even what sex is like between two women. We explore the questions people sometimes have but don't always feel comfortable asking. We also spend a little time discussing the Cornel 7, along with a few other things along the way. This isn't a political debate or a conversation about who is right or wrong. It's about one woman's experiences, the challenges she's faced, the relationships she's had, and what it's really like living her life. No judgment. No pretending. Just two people having an honest conversation. The More Donut Podcast — The human experience, unfiltered. If you enjoy real conversations about real life, hit that like button, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments. #MoreDonutPodcast #LGBTQ #ComingOut #LesbianLife #RealConversations #Podcast

  • S1 · E34
    October 4 · 1 hr 29 min

    Dating after 50, where the hell are we supposed to meet people

    This week, Sheila joins me for a brutally funny and honest conversation about dating after 50. Where do single people even meet anymore? Dating apps? Bars? The grocery store? And if the grocery store really is an option, exactly how are you supposed to know whether somebody is shopping for dinner or hoping to get asked out? We talk about why dating seems so much harder now, why some guys get so damn weird, and Sheila answers the question nobody asked but I absolutely needed to know: How many unwanted private-part pictures has she been sent in her lifetime? But underneath all the laughs, we get into something a little more real. What are we actually looking for at this age? How do you recognize the right person when they come along? Do you keep looking, or eventually accept that maybe there isn't somebody out there for everyone? And that includes Sheila...and maybe me too. It's dating, loneliness, relationships, unsolicited pictures, grocery-store romance, and trying to figure out love when you're old enough to know better. Welcome to the More Donut Podcast.

  • S1 · E33
    October 4 · 1 hr 10 min

    Men driving with eyeliner

    This week on More Donut Podcast, I’m flying solo and diving into the TikToks that made me stop scrolling and say, “Okay, we need to talk about this.” We get into men letting their women drive — does it actually say anything about the man? Then we tackle the bigger question: does the man need to be the leader of the household, and is that really what women want? Then things get political. We talk about Donald Trump and the promises he’s made, plus Mitch McConnell’s recent return to the Senate after a three-month absence following a fall and hospitalization. Reuters And, of course, we address one of the most pressing issues facing America today: How in the hell does JD Vance get his eyeliner looking that good? TikTok reactions, relationships, politics, gender roles, and whatever else crosses my mind.

  • S1 · E32
    October 4 · 3 hr 3 min

    Two Brothers, One Rough Childhood & a Lot of Crazy Stories

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, I sit down with my little brother and go back to where we came from. We talk about growing up poor in a rough neighborhood, living in an abusive home, and what it was like having a stepfather who wasn't always kind to us. We remember some of the kids we grew up with, the trouble around the neighborhood, and the experiences that shaped both of us in different ways. But this episode isn't only about the bad times. My brother talks about getting out, going to college, and eventually becoming a bouncer at a busy college bar — which led to some absolutely crazy stories. Fights, drunk college kids, wild nights, and the kind of things you only see when you're standing at the door of a packed college bar. Two brothers. The same childhood. Two different paths. Some of these stories are funny. Some are difficult. And some we probably haven't talked about in years.

  • S1 · E31
    October 4 · 1 hr 36 min

    The Pod Casting Couch Work, Cops, Media & Scammers

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, we pull up a seat on what Ken officially named the “Pod Casting Couch” and bounce through some of the stories and questions that caught our attention this week. We compare the American work week with life in Norway and ask whether Americans are simply working too damn much. We get into policing and whether officers in the U.S. need more training, then talk about how the news media has shifted from delivering information to selling opinions — and what that's done to the way we see the world. Then things get weird. We dig into the prostitution-sting story involving a San Francisco 49ers owner and the case of De’Jon Love, accused of scamming women out of serious money. Current events, arguments, laughs, questionable opinions, and absolutely no idea where the conversation is going next.

  • S1 · E30
    September 4 · 1 hr 58 min

    Creepy Crawlies

    Halloween is coming, so this week we’re talking horror movies — the ones we love, the ones we don’t, and whether there are any scary movies we just flat-out can’t stand. We take a deeper look at It Follows and the strange, often misunderstood Halloween III: Season of the Witch, plus a few other horror favorites that find their way into the conversation. We also wander into a little politics along the way — because apparently we can’t talk about anything without getting sidetracked eventually. From classic Halloween horror to modern movies that genuinely get under your skin, this episode is basically two people sitting down and talking about what makes a scary movie actually work.

  • S1 · E29
    September 1 · 53 min

    Starting Over Without a Map

    Sometimes life doesn't give you a plan. You just have to figure it out as you go. In this episode, I sit down with a young mother navigating motherhood, raising a teenage son, divorce, and the uncertainty of starting over. We talk about what it's like to wonder if you'll ever find love again, learning who you are when a relationship ends, and trying to build a new life when you don't really know what that life is supposed to look like yet. Mostly, though, we talk about being human—the mistakes, fears, hope, relationships, and strange turns that make up a life. And because apparently the universe wanted to participate in this conversation, we battled technical difficulties pretty much the entire way through. But we kept going. Because sometimes that's life too.

  • S1 · E28
    September 1 · 1 hr 43 min

    My Dad’s Story

    Today on the More Donut Podcast, I sit down with my dad and talk about his life—the good parts, the hard parts, and the mistakes that helped shape the man and father he became. We go back to growing up on Main Street, becoming a father when he was still just a kid himself, and being sent to Vietnam. We talk about what it was like coming home from war and trying to figure out how to be a husband, a father, and an adult when he was still trying to figure out who he was. We also get into some of the mistakes he made along the way, how he looks at those choices today, and the relationship he and I have had through the years—the good, the bad, and everything in between. Of course, we wander a little too. We talk politics, getting older, family, and life in general. This one isn't really about having all the answers. It's about a father and son sitting down, looking back, and talking honestly about a life that didn't always go according to plans.

  • S1 · E27
    August 21 · 1 hr 55 min

    Somehow, Life Works Out

    In this episode of the More Donut Podcast, we talk about what happens when life doesn’t go according to some perfectly laid-out plan—and how sometimes that turns out to be a good thing. We talk about becoming a teenage mother, trying to figure out what you’re supposed to do with your life, and eventually finding a successful career in teaching and getting to make a living doing something you genuinely love. We also get into raising boys in today’s world and the pressure boys often feel to hide the sensitive, emotional side of themselves. What do we lose when we teach boys that being vulnerable means being weak? This conversation is really about growing up, raising kids, finding your way, and realizing that you don’t always have to know where you’re going. Sometimes you float through life, make the best decisions you can along the way, and somehow things have a way of working out. And when you finally look around, you realize just how great life can be.

  • S1 · E26
    August 21 · 1 hr 24 min

    Witches, Wicca & the Truth Behind the Myths

    What does it really mean to be Wiccan in today's world? In this episode, I sit down with a practicing Wiccan to separate fact from fiction. We talk about the Salem Witch Trials, the history of witches, and why so many misconceptions still exist today. We also dive into what it was like for her to tell friends, family, and even her husband about her beliefs, the stereotypes she's faced, and what she wishes people understood about Wicca. It's an honest, respectful conversation about history, spirituality, and finding the courage to be yourself.

  • S1 · E25
    August 21 · 1 hr 19 min

    The Road Back Surviving Life's Worst Decisions

    In this episode of More Donut Podcast, we tackle one of the toughest—and most important—subjects we've ever discussed. We talk honestly about how a few bad decisions can completely change the course of a person's life. From DUIs and drug addiction to loss, grief, and the life-altering consequences that follow, we explore how quickly everything can change. But this isn't just a conversation about mistakes—it's about redemption. We discuss being forced to face reality, rebuilding after hitting rock bottom, and the incredible strength it takes to become a better version of yourself. We also dive into mental health, the importance of asking for help, and why healing is possible no matter how far you've fallen. This episode is raw, honest, and ultimately hopeful. If you've ever struggled, watched someone you love battle addiction or mental health issues, or simply believe people deserve a second chance, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. Sometimes the worst chapter of your life becomes the beginning of your best one.

  • S1 · E24
    August 21 · 1 hr 42 min

    Murder in the Miami Valley, Ohio's dark side

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, we dive into some of the most infamous murder cases in Ohio history, with a special focus on the Dayton area and the stories that continue to fascinate true crime fans decades later. From high-profile investigations to shocking crimes that made national headlines, we explore what happened, why these cases captured the public's attention, and the lasting impact they had on our communities. Along the way, we also share a few stories from our own lives and discuss why true crime has become such a huge part of American culture. If you're interested in Ohio history, unsolved mysteries, and the darker side of the Buckeye State, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

  • S1 · E23
    July 20 · 50 min

    Camp Cooking, Classic TV & America's Oldest Leaders

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, we're all over the map—in the best way possible. We kick things off by talking about an incredible weekend camping with lifelong friends, the memories that keep bringing us back year after year, and a camp cooking competition that had everyone convinced they were the campground's next master chef. Then we switch gears and dive into the upcoming Little House on the Prairie reboot. Can a classic like that still work today, or are some stories better left as they were? Finally, we tackle one of the biggest conversations in American politics: Is Congress simply getting too old? We look at the ages of today's lawmakers, discuss whether experience outweighs youth, and ask if it's time for a new generation to take the reins—or if wisdom really does come with age. As always, it's a laid-back conversation full of stories, laughs, nostalgia, and a few thought-provoking debates. 👍 If you enjoy honest conversations about life, current events, history, and everything in between, be sure to like, subscribe, and join us every week on the More Donut Podcast!

  • S1 · E22
    July 16 · 1 hr 2 min

    Supergirl, Sports Drama & Explosive Headlines

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, I flew solo for the first time and covered a little bit of everything from one of the busiest weekends of the year. I talked about what it's like working through the holiday weekend while everyone else is out celebrating, and shared my thoughts on the new Supergirl movie, its opening at the box office, and whether superhero movies are starting to lose some of their magic. From there, I discussed the controversy surrounding Stephen A. Smith's comments about the Los Angeles Lakers, where he suggested the team can't win with "all white dudes" on the roster, and what comments like that mean in today's sports world. To wrap things up, I reacted to the incredible videos of fireworks warehouses exploding, the chaos that followed, and why fireworks always seem to find a way into the headlines every summer. It's a fun, laid-back conversation covering movies, sports, current events, and whatever else happened to cross my mind. Grab a drink, relax, and thanks for hanging out with me for my very first solo episode of the More Donut Podcast!

  • S1 · E21
    July 16 · 1 hr 32 min

    Born on the Fourth Celebrating America at 250

    America is 250 years old! What makes the United States so special, and where can we still improve? In this special Independence Day episode of the More Donut Podcast, we're celebrating America's 250th birthday—which also happens to be my birthday! We take an honest look at what makes living in America incredible, from the freedoms and opportunities we enjoy to the everyday things that make this country feel like home. We also talk about some of the challenges America faces today and ask an important question: Can life here be even better? While we don't shy away from the negatives, this conversation is ultimately about appreciating what we have and looking forward to the future. Whether you were born here, moved here, or simply enjoy conversations about American history, culture, and the future of the country, we hope you'll join us for this special episode. 🎙️ In this episode: 🇺🇸 America 250 and what it means 🎆 Sharing a birthday with the United States ❤️ What we love most about living in America 🗽 Freedom, opportunity, and the American Dream 🤔 America's biggest strengths and biggest challenges 🚀 Can America become an even better place to live? 🎉 A positive conversation about the past, present, and future of the United States If you enjoy thoughtful conversations, history, current events, and celebrating what brings people together, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share. Every subscription helps us keep these conversations going.

  • S1 · E20
    July 1 · 1 hr 51 min

    From FIFA to HOAs America Through Fresh Eyes

    This week on the More Donut Podcast, we cover a little bit of everything—from the excitement of FIFA fans discovering America to the question of whether we'd ever want to live our lives over again. We talk about soccer fans from around the world experiencing the United States for the first time, falling in love with American food, huge portions, local restaurants, and our incredible craft beer scene. Sometimes it takes seeing your own country through someone else's eyes to appreciate what makes it special. Then we shift gears and dive into the world of homeowners associations (HOAs)—the rules, the horror stories, and why neither of us could imagine living somewhere that tells you what color your mailbox can be. Finally, we get nostalgic as we discuss the mid-2010s nostalgia wave and ask one of life's biggest questions: If you could go back and start over with everything you know today, would you? Would you make different choices, or would changing the past mean losing the life you've built? It's a fun conversation filled with laughs, stories, and a few deeper moments along the way. If you enjoy conversations about life, culture, current events, and the everyday things that make us human, don't forget to like, subscribe, and join us every week on the More Donut Podcast.

  • S1 · E19
    June 22 · 1 hr 51 min

    Ted Turner and the Age of Billionaires

    In this episode of the More Donut Podcast, we reflect on the remarkable life and legacy of Ted Turner and the impact he had on media, sports, and business. We discuss his bold vision in creating the world's first 24-hour news network, building what became CNN, and how his willingness to take risks changed television forever. We also dive into the sports teams Turner owned, his larger-than-life personality, and what made him one of the most influential entrepreneurs of his generation. From there, the conversation expands into the world of celebrity billionaires and some of the most important wealthy figures from both the past and present. Along the way, we tackle a fascinating question: How much money is a billion dollars, really? We explore why the human mind struggles to comprehend the difference between a million, a billion, and a trillion dollars—and why the jump from billionaire to trillionaire is almost impossible to visualize. Finally, we discuss the possibility of the world's first trillionaire and whether Elon Musk could become the first person in history to reach that milestone. Join us for a conversation about vision, wealth, innovation, and the people who changed the world by thinking bigger than everyone else.

  • S1 · E18
    June 15 · 2 hr

    Horses, Hard Work, and Hometown Memories

    In this episode of More Donut Podcast, we sit down with an old friend and take a trip back through the neighborhood where we grew up. We share stories from childhood, talk about how life has changed over the years, and reflect on the friendships that shaped us. We also dive into her passion for animals, from working at a veterinary office to raising and showing horses. She shares what it's like living and working on a farm, caring for animals every day, and why horses have become such an important part of her life. Whether you're a horse lover, an animal enthusiast, or just enjoy hearing stories about growing up in a close-knit community, this episode has something for you.

  • S1 · E17
    June 6 · 1 hr 57 min

    Fatherhood, Fantasy & the Future

    In this episode, we dive into one of life's greatest adventures: fatherhood. We share honest conversations about being a single dad, the challenges that come with divorce, and what those changes can look like through the eyes of young children. We talk about the difficult moments, the lessons learned along the way, and why being a father remains one of the most rewarding experiences imaginable. From there, we shift gears into the world of games. We explore the fascinating origins of board games and how games have evolved throughout human history. That naturally leads us into a discussion about Dungeons & Dragons, storytelling, imagination, and why tabletop gaming continues to captivate generations of players. We also take a look at the rapidly changing world of artificial intelligence, discussing Google's Gemini platform, where AI technology is headed, and how tools like AI could reshape the way we work, create, and interact with technology in the years ahead. It's a conversation that jumps from family and fatherhood to fantasy worlds and future technology, filled with personal stories, laughs, and thought-provoking discussion along the way.

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