On this episode, Ross and Sarah discuss a new group of young professionals that began meeting. A trio of dynamic members of Columbia Young Rotarians set out to gather a group of professionals to bring positive, negative, well rounded issues to the table…a well lubricated table. That meaning liquor.

Young means fresh, dynamic and new ideas, not necessarily the age. The groups main focus is to solve our own problems and collectively work together. We look forward to seeing how this develops and who attends the upcoming events.

ANNOUNCEMENT: Daphne and the Mystery Machines  are back together! Check them out ASAP!

Check out the links below to find us and other topics we discussed in this episode.

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Mule Town Lumberyard

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Ross and Sarah reunite after an early summer break to talk about their latest adventures on Episode 12 of Ask Me About.

Ross took an inaugural trip to Bonnaroo in Manchester, TN. He has given us an epic list of what to bring:

Also a great list of favorite foods:

Best Shows

Ross has had several “side hustles” over the years and Sarah finally discovered hers. A side hustle is work you do that you love or have passion for outside of your everyday job to generate additional income.

You can find more information by finding us at the spaces below:

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Ross Jaynes/Bonnaroo

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Barry Girls Sitting

So, good news/bad news scenario. Bad news: Episodes 1-10 are only stored on the site now due to a major crash with our podcasting plug-in. Good news: We rebooted the show and are starting from a new square one!

On this episode, Ross and Sarah (she came out from behind the curtain, yay!) take a on a listener question with many parts. Where do we go from here? Let’s find out!

Check out all our stuff’s!

Sarah’s (Sally’s) blog: Sex and the Motherhood

Ask Me About Facebook

RossJaynes.com

The Chronicles of Ross Jaynes

On Episode 10, (yes TEN!!!) Ross and Sally discuss what relationships look like from the outside looking in, what happens when people can’t see the forest for the trees and is your ability to bounce back a version of Captain America or Captain Morgan….and additional random topics from all across the board.

Things went a little sideways while Ross and Sally drank Rose’ from a box….

Ross is have a “Meta” loving feeling and Sally definitely has it this week.

What questions do you have? We’d like to know. Contact us here or on our Facebook page, or Ask Me About.

Sex and Motherhood

The Chronicles of Ross

Ross and Sally discuss their Top 5 list of music. Favorite artists, albums, songs, etc. Based on the formula from High Fidelity, movie in 2000 and book by Nick Hornby. They discuss likes and a few dislikes. Sally recalls her post from 2015 What’s Your Theme Song to get the discussion started. Do you remember how to make a “mix tape”? They talk about those too. As always, Ross and Sally talk about what they fell in love with this week. Other references are below:

Ross’s Divorce Mix

Record Store Day

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Chronicles of Ross Jaynes

Sex and the Motherhood

Here’s a back episode that didn’t get published correctly, so we’re putting it back out!

During this episode, we jump from the social event of the season to team building and leadership.

Sally, Ross and their dates attended the Maury County, Tenn event of the year; The Maury County Historical Benefit Ball. We discuss the decor, the food, the fashion and the dynamics.

Our original content intention was to discuss Team Building. Ross explores and discusses the steps he uses to build the best team for work, friendships and personal relationships. Sally brings some nuggets from her favorite author and team builder, Simon Sinek.

And we close the show with both of us “getting that loving feeling.”

Show Notes….Links Below:

Rick and Morty Get Your Shit Together

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”― Jim Rohn

“You don’t win with the best talent, you win with the 5 people who play well together” –Sportscaster

Simon Sinek, Leaders Eat Last

Circle of Safety

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Chronicles of Ross Jaynes

On this episode, Ross and Sally discuss the books and joining us is the lovely Colby. She is romantically attached to Ross. Her attempt to sit quietly ends with her “scooting up to the mic.”

One of Sally’s favorite podcasts is Anne Vogel’s. “What Should I Read Next”. In this podcast they use her format for interviewing her guests; three books you love, one you hate and what are you currently reading. So many listeners contributed their lists and we had such fun discussing their lists. Our lists are below:

(Goodreads hyperlinked in our names)

Ross

Currently Reading:

Loves:

Hates:

Sally

Currently Reading

Loves:

Hates:

Colby

Currently Reading:

Loves:

Hates:

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The Chronicles of Ross Jaynes

During this episode, we jump from the social event of the season to team building and leadership.

Sally, Ross and their dates attended the Maury County, Tenn event of the year; The Maury County Historical Benefit Ball. We discuss the decor, the food, the fashion and the dynamics.

Our original content intention was to discuss Team Building. Ross explores and discusses the steps he uses to build the best team for work, friendships and personal relationships. Sally brings some nuggets from her favorite author and team builder, Simon Sinek.

And we close the show with both of us “getting that loving feeling.”

Show Notes….Links Below:

Rick and Morty Get Your Shit Together

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”― Jim Rohn

“You don’t win with the best talent, you win with the 5 people who play well together” –Sportscaster

Simon Sinek, Leaders Eat Last

Circle of Safety

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Ask Me About

Sex and the Motherhood

Chronicles of Ross Jaynes

The Feels…The wave of emotion that hits you like a truck and leaves you to think “why” or as Sally says, “ugh”. Ross and Sally explore the different levels of feelings that can begin when any level of relationship starts. They begin the episode with the basics. Different types of “feels”: The 6 emotions are typically thought to be anger, fear, disgust, joy (or happiness) and sadness with the 7th being contempt. And they close the show, again with whether or not they have or lost that loving feeling. 

Show Notes

Tactics on “How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days.”

How to stay all in, when you get the “feels” based on Sex and the City.

Ross’ favorite show: Man Seeking Woman

Tracy McMillan’s “Why You’re Not Married.”

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Ask Me About

Sex and the Motherhood

Chronicles of Ross Jaynes

This week on Ask Me About, Ross and Sally share the problems and pitfalls of adult dating. They talk about their worst dates and the green, yellow, red and black flags. A review of Ghosting and the introduction of Breadcrumbing.

Sally and Ross also review the recent article, Best States for Singles.

Links to Reference Below:

Friending Your Ex

Ghosting

Breadcrumbing

The Red Flags of Dating

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