Show the routine
Build the segment around how the creator uses the product in a familiar drink or daily habit, then identify what it is and why it belongs in the episode. The Shawn Ryan reads are a repeatable reference for that host-led structure.

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bubsnaturals.com ↗Anchor a supplement read in a routine, not a promise
Bubs Naturals reads often start with mixing collagen into tea, coffee or a shake, or with a creator’s training routine. Some also introduce the brand’s origin and charitable mission. Shawn Ryan’s first-person account and the podcast hosts’ casual supplement conversations offer different tones. A pitch can stay specific by describing the routine, preparation and product details the creator actually mentions.
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Shawn Ryan Show × Bubs Naturals
Shawn Ryan Show is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 25 sponsored videos. Thomas DeLauer follows with 9.
Explore the creators behind the sponsorships.
Shawn Ryan Show25 sponsored videos
Thomas DeLauer9 sponsored videos
Danny Jones8 sponsored videos
MeidasTouch6 sponsored videos
Triggernometry5 sponsored videos
Camp Gagnon3 sponsored videos
Dan Wootton Outspoken3 sponsored videos
YMH Studios1 sponsored videoCreative starting points drawn from Bubs Naturals’s integrations.
Build the segment around how the creator uses the product in a familiar drink or daily habit, then identify what it is and why it belongs in the episode. The Shawn Ryan reads are a repeatable reference for that host-led structure.
Build the read around a concise account of the company’s origin and mission, then return to a concrete use moment. Erik Prince’s anecdotal segment shows how a founder story can add character without substituting for product detail.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
The Shawn Ryan Show starts with a familiar routine problem, describes mixing collagen into tea, then brings in the brand’s origin and charitable mission before returning to the interview. The product enters through an ordinary preparation moment. A creator can make the integration feel personal by showing how they add it to a drink and then getting back to the conversation.
Triggernometry uses a longer sponsor segment to connect the host’s routine to collagen, drink mixing, brand background and quality details. The ordered progression gives the read a clear arc. A creator can keep a wellness pitch engaging by moving from use occasion to preparation and brand story, while attributing personal impressions to the speaker.
YMH Studios lets the hosts discuss supplements and physical habits casually before describing how the product mixes into drinks and its texture. The conversation contrasts with a more formal read. A creator can use an unscripted exchange to make the product feel approachable, then add the practical details viewers need.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 105:13
Shawn Ryan Show23 Jul 2026Shawn Ryan starts with familiar changes in his routine, such as sore knees, tight joints and longer recovery, then describes mixing collagen into tea before introducing the brand’s origin and charitable mission. The tea preparation gives the sponsor a visible everyday moment. A creator can build a wellness read around a morning drink and the personal routine surrounding it.
Sponsor at 55:34
Triggernometry4 Jul 2026Triggernometry starts with the host’s account of training, travel and feeling that recovery takes longer, then moves into a collagen routine and the brand’s backstory. The read uses an age-and-routine reflection to invite recognition before the product appears. A creator can ground the segment in the host’s daily pattern and how they prepare the product.
Sponsor at 71:51
YMH Studios16 Nov 2020The hosts discuss supplements and physical habits in a casual conversation before describing how the product is mixed into drinks and its texture. The relaxed delivery contrasts with the more scripted wellness monologues elsewhere in the creator example.
Sponsor at 91:12
Shawn Ryan Show4 Jul 2022Shawn Ryan recalls meeting Glenn “Bubs” Doherty and introduces the company as a tribute to his former colleague, then connects the brand story to his own experience trying the products. The founder and namesake story gives this read a distinctive emotional opening. A creator can lead with the relationship behind the brand before describing where a product fits into their routine.
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