What is your definition of flirting? Do you view it as an innocent act or, rather, the beginning of something potentially more serious? Do you think that it is completely inexcusable or that there simply should be boundaries when you are in a relationship? Have you ever been in a relationship where flirting (by you or your partner) lead to something deeper? Do you believe that having a “work husband” or “work wife” is inappropriate, even though these type of relationships may happen organically? Lastly, do you think that being too nice to a person can turn into a mixed signal implying interest when there, in all actuality, is none? Let’s talk about it…

Episode 197: I Wasn't Flirting... I Was Just Being Nice...

DJ and radio host DJ Envy and his wife Gia Casey will explore the good, bad, ugly and beauty of relationships and family. Join them every week as they let you in on past experiences, give advice, talk to celebrity couples and give you two sides to every situation.

Kids & Family

In this episode, DJ Envy and Gia Casey commemorate their 23rd wedding anniversary as well as their daughter's graduation from NYU. They take a moment to reflect on their shared journey, expressing their deep affection and gratitude for one another. The couple also delve into the significance of having a robust support system and the immense joy derived from witnessing their children's growth and triumphs. Amidst their conversation from the email of the week, trust within relationships emerges. Particularly the challenges associated with maintaining close friendships with individuals of the opposite sex. DJ Envy candidly reveals his insecurities and divulges why he harbors mistrust towards men who engage closely with his wife. Throughout the discourse, DJ Envy and Gia Casey explore the notion of maintaining male best friends while committed to a romantic relationship. DJ Envy openly communicates his unease and discomfort regarding his spouse's male friendships, asserting his belief in safeguarding his wife from potential conflicts by limiting her interactions with other men. On the contrary, Gia advocates for trust and autonomy within relationships. Furthermore, they share personal anecdotes and experiences that have shaped their viewpoints on this particular subject matter. Let’s talk about it… 

Ep 216: We’re Just Friends…

In this engaging dialogue, Gia Casey and her daughter, Madison, delve into a variety of topics, including Madison's aspirations in the realm of real estate, her romantic relationship, and the exceptional bond they share as mother and daughter. They also take a moment to ponder the significance of respect, appreciation, and the imparting of valuable life lessons in parent/child relationships. Gia, a firm believer in instilling gratitude and humility in her children, shares her parenting philosophy, while Madison expresses heartfelt gratitude for her mother's unwavering support and understanding. Throughout their conversation, Gia and Madison underscore the vital role of honesty and integrity, the importance of establishing boundaries when it comes to language, and the unique challenges presented by age gaps in relationships. For the email of the week, they offer insightful advice on nurturing a healthy parent-child dynamic and effectively handling instances of disrespectful behavior. Gia places particular emphasis on employing positive reinforcement and implementing appropriate consequences to instill within children a deep sense of respect and responsibility. Let’s talk about it…

Ep 215: Like Mother, Like Daughter…

In today’s episode, DJ Envy and Gia Casey dive deep into the intriguing topic of relationship courtship. They share a fascinating story about a friend who was asked to accompany a new person she’s been dating on a trip, on which he would cover all of the expenses.  Over time and as the trip was being planned, she noticed a gradual change in his behavior. To her surprise, he asked her to share (go halfsies) on all of the expenses, as though it was never going to be his treat in the first place. 

Episode 197: I Wasn't Flirting... I Was Just Being Nice...

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