Today on SHINE with Terry Jaymes… we covered cardio, butter, emotional spirals, and hope. You know — wellness.

Terry kicks things off with an update on his latest fitness era: white woman workouts. That’s right. We’re talking highly committed, mildly aggressive, spiritually confusing exercise energy. If you’ve ever stretched like you’re healing generational trauma while secretly competing with everyone in the room, this one’s for you.

Then we check in on the delicious empire known as The Butter Show (yes, butter journalism is still happening and yes, it still matters).

But the real turn? The gym observations.

Terry dives into the haunting aura of desperation surrounding older guys at the gym — men mid-rep, mid-identity crisis, still fighting to become the version of themselves they feel inside. It’s funny. It’s uncomfortable. It’s weirdly heartfelt. And Terry makes the case that the women in their lives might need to understand what’s really going on behind the protein shakes and unnecessary supersets.

Then it’s email time, where things get real:
How do you stay in a positive mindset when life is going good — without sabotaging it, overthinking it, or waiting for the other shoe to drop?

Classic SHINE territory:
Laugh. Observe humanity. Accidentally have an emotional breakthrough.

If you’ve ever:
• reinvented yourself at the gym
• emotionally processed through snacks
• felt hopeful and suspicious about it

Welcome home.

Today on SHINE with Terry Jaymes&hellip; we covered cardio, butter, emotional spirals, and hope. You know &mdash; wellness.
Terry kicks things off with an update on his latest fitness era: white woman workouts. That&rsquo;s right. We&rsquo;re talking highly committed, mildly aggressive, spiritually confusing exercise energy. If you&rsquo;ve ever stretched like you&rsquo;re healing generational trauma while secretly competing with everyone in the room, this one&rsquo;s for you.
Then we check in on the delicious empire known as The Butter Show (yes, butter journalism is still happening and yes, it still matters).
But the real turn? The gym observations.
Terry dives into the haunting aura of desperation surrounding older guys at the gym &mdash; men mid-rep, mid-identity crisis, still fighting to become the version of themselves they feel inside. It&rsquo;s funny. It&rsquo;s uncomfortable. It&rsquo;s weirdly heartfelt. And Terry makes the case that the women in their lives might need to understand what&rsquo;s really going on behind the protein shakes and unnecessary supersets.
Then it&rsquo;s email time, where things get real: How do you stay in a positive mindset when life is going good &mdash; without sabotaging it, overthinking it, or waiting for the other shoe to drop?
Classic SHINE territory: Laugh. Observe humanity. Accidentally have an emotional breakthrough.
If you&rsquo;ve ever: &bull; reinvented yourself at the gym &bull; emotionally processed through snacks &bull; felt hopeful and suspicious about it
Welcome home.

SHINE with Terry Jaymes is a live call-in show for the motivated misfit—the people who want more but can’t stand the self-help circus telling them to “manifest harder” or buy another damn workbook.

Terry Jaymes hates the modern self-help industry. The buzzwords. The gurus. The idea that living an inspired life requires a personality transplant, a vision board, or a retreat in the desert. On SHINE, Terry proves something far simpler: clarity isn’t complicated—and inspiration isn’t rare. You’ve just been distracted.

Every episode skips the small talk and goes straight to the question that matters—the one that strips away the noise, exposes who you really are, and reminds you that you’re not broken… you’re just unfocused. With sharp humor, zero fluff, and the instincts of a Hall-of-Fame-bound radio vet and mentor, Terry helps callers reconnect with their identity, their confidence, and their natural momentum.

No gurus. No clichés. No fixing yourself.
Just honest conversations, big laughs, and the shockingly simple truth about living inspired.

✨ This is SHINE.

SHINE with Terry Jaymes is a live call-in show for the motivated misfit&mdash;the people who want more but can&rsquo;t stand the self-help circus telling them to &ldquo;manifest harder&rdquo; or buy another damn workbook.
Terry Jaymes hates the modern self-help industry. The buzzwords. The gurus. The idea that living an inspired life requires a personality transplant, a vision board, or a retreat in the desert. On SHINE, Terry proves something far simpler: clarity isn&rsquo;t complicated&mdash;and inspiration isn&rsquo;t rare. You&rsquo;ve just been distracted.
Every episode skips the small talk and goes straight to the question that matters&mdash;the one that strips away the noise, exposes who you really are, and reminds you that you&rsquo;re not broken&hellip; you&rsquo;re just unfocused. With sharp humor, zero fluff, and the instincts of a Hall-of-Fame-bound radio vet and mentor, Terry helps callers reconnect with their identity, their confidence, and their natural momentum.
No gurus. No clich&eacute;s. No fixing yourself. Just honest conversations, big laughs, and the shockingly simple truth about living inspired.
✨ This is SHINE.

Uplifting and inappropriate. Weekly musings from one of the worlds best story tellers Terry Jaymes.

SHINE with Terry Jaymes

Today on SHINE with Terry Jaymes… we covered cardio, butter, emotional spirals, and hope. You know — wellness. Terry kicks things off with an update on his latest fitness era: white woman workouts. That’s right. We’re talking highly committed, mildly aggressive, spiritually confusing exercise energy. If you’ve ever stretched like you’re healing generational trauma while secretly competing with everyone in the room, this one’s for you. Then we check in on the delicious empire known as The Butter Show (yes, butter journalism is still happening and yes, it still matters). But the real turn? The gym observations. Terry dives into the haunting aura of desperation surrounding older guys at the gym — men mid-rep, mid-identity crisis, still fighting to become the version of themselves they feel inside. It’s funny. It’s uncomfortable. It’s weirdly heartfelt. And Terry makes the case that the women in their lives might need to understand what’s really going on behind the protein shakes and unnecessary supersets. Then it’s email time, where things get real: How do you stay in a positive mindset when life is going good — without sabotaging it, overthinking it, or waiting for the other shoe to drop? Classic SHINE territory: Laugh. Observe humanity. Accidentally have an emotional breakthrough. If you’ve ever: • reinvented yourself at the gym • emotionally processed through snacks • felt hopeful and suspicious about it Welcome home.