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Apple #1708
Hosts: Melanie Shankle, Sophie Hudson
Publisher: Melanie Shankle & Sophie Hudson

Authors / speakers Melanie Shankle and Sophie Hudson - also known as Big Mama and BooMama on their blogs - talk about all the important stuff: faith, family, friends, football, fashion, and food. Plus, of course, their hair.

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2
Unique Sponsors
66s
Avg promo duration
4.4%
Ad load (% runtime, last 5 eps)
Aug 4
Most recent

Who sponsors The Big Boo Cast?

2 brands

The Big Boo Cast has 2 quality-qualified public sponsor reads from 2 brands in AdReads, including Branch Basics and Element. The most recent detected sponsor was Branch Basics on Aug 4. This is an observed dataset, not a complete advertiser roster.

What sponsors are featured on similar podcasts?

5 brands

Sponsors detected on similar podcasts but not in the current AdReads record for The Big Boo Cast

LLMNT
LMNT
Detected on Boundless Life
OOur Place
Our Place
Detected on Boundless Life
TTiny Health

Sponsor changes over time

Last 1 week
Week of Aug 3
2 reads
2
sponsors
BBranch BasicsBranch Basics1
EElementElement1

Recent reads

Grouped by episode and date · showing 1–2 of 2
The Big Boo Cast, Episode 505
Episode date Jul 30
2 reads
EElement
Element15:44-16:55
I am one of the things I do not want to be without in this heat is my element I took it with me to the ranch this weekend because it helps me stay hydrated. It totally keeps me from getting overheated and getting that middle-of-the-day headache because Element helps you stay hydrated no matter what. Without the sketchy ingredients and sugar that are in other popular electrolyte and sports drinks, Lemonade Iced Tea is my absolute favorite this summer. It's like the perfect little pick-me-up. It tastes delicious. I reach for it anytime that I need a little afternoon pick-me-up. And here's the best part. It uses a full black tea extract, so it's not isolated caffeine, plus a meaningful dose of electrolytes free of sugar, artificial colors, and other ingredients that you want to avoid. But it's built on the same formula as Element's core drink mix. Sodium, potassium, and magnesium at levels shown to support optimal hydration. So the result is a noticeably steadier feeling, less spike, less drop, without the crash that comes from most caffeinated drinks. You can get a free eight-count sample pack of Element's most popular drink mix flavors with any purchase at drinklmnt.com slash boo find your favorite flavor or share with a friend try element totally risk-free if you don't like it they'll refund your order no questions asked
Tiny Health
Detected on Boundless Life
TTimeline
Timeline
Detected on Boundless Life
QQuince
Quince
Detected on All the Hacks with Chris Hutchins
mid-rollno codeDetected Aug 4
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K · low confidence
BBranch Basics
Branch Basics34:23-35:25
This weekend, I was kind of straightening up around the house and I started thinking about cleaning products because I thought, here's the thing. We use them every single day on the counters where I make our food, the laundry detergent that I put our clothes in, the floors. Maybe you have little kids that crawl around on. So it's the perfect time to ask a simple but important question. Do you actually know what you're cleaning your home with and how it might be affecting how you feel? It sounds small, but the products in your environment play a huge role in your overall well-being. So the problem is a lot of products look clean, but they still contain ingredients linked to hormone disruption and skin irritation and respiratory issues. And in the United States, cleaning brands don't even have to list every ingredient, so you don't even know what you're spraying and washing with things you've never knowingly bring into your home. This is why I love Branch Basics. Their premium starter kit comes with one powerful concentrate that makes everything. Laundry detergent, bathroom cleaner, glass cleaner, even pet wash and vegetable rinse. Just one plant and mineral-based formula replaces it all, and it's safe for babies, pets, and anyone wanting to reduce their daily exposure to harmful chemicals. And here's the good news. Branch Basics is now available everywhere you shop at Target, Target.com, Amazon, and of course, BranchBasics.com. Tossing the toxins has never been more convenient. And for anyone grabbing the Premium Starter Kit, you can still get 15% off at branchbasics.com with our code BIGBOO. Just use code BIGBOO for 15% off the Premium Starter Kit at branchbasics.com. After you purchase, when they ask where you heard about them, please make sure to mention our show.
mid-rollBIGBOODetected Aug 4
Est. value ~$450 · range $72–$3K · low confidence

Sponsor history

Brands with quality-qualified reads detected on The Big Boo Cast
BBranch Basics
Branch Basics1 read
Media & Entertainment
15% off the Premium Starter Kit
mid-rollBIGBOOLatest Aug 4
EElement
Element1 read
Health & Wellness
free eight-count sample pack of Element's most popular drink mix flavors with any purchase
mid-rollno codeLatest Aug 4