Alternative Titles for this episode include I Don’t Care for Job, Gentleman Whose Names Begin with “R”, and People Have Hair All Over

Join us this week for a shorter episode where we talk about how stubborn Jordan’s husband is, experience some technical difficulties, canvas Nathan A.’s fruit ninja activities, and engage in some mildly sacrilegious ribbing. It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Alternative Titles for this episode include College Guys with Ham Hock Thighs, Big Hunky Men to Help You Move In, and Dr. Squirrel MD

Join us this week to talk about interviewing for jobs, getting swole, the medical careers of squirrels, brunching it up, getting real about graduate school, and apartment essentials. It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Alternative Titles for this episode include Different Sized Earholes, I Was Running, and Ate a Few Penne

Is it an episode of Call Your Mom if a dog doesn’t bark? In this episode, we melt in the Texas heat, talk about dogs in shoes, share why our careers as farmers will never pan out, explore being adult, and more. It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Nice Big Noodles

Alternative titles for this episode include Reedy Star Butt and Schmabby Schlynn

In this episode, we talk about exciting new jobs on the horizon, life changes for some of the Smith clan, the epic highs and lows of apartment hunting, and more. It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Alternative titles for this episode include Club Nashville, a Werewolf Comes Out, Super Massive Blow Out, and Snorting Books Up.

We come back from a long summer of vacations to talk about sunburns, revisit Downton Abbey, experience some Zoom difficulties, and explore the intricacies of growing up and reading Kindle books.

It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Alternative Titles for this episode include Let’s Be Appropriate, Shoes Are Hard on ME, Half of Pulling It Off Is Putting It On, and Snaps, Claps, and Big Booty Slaps

Join us for our latest, long-awaited full-length episode! This week, we go back in time to the last week of school. As always, it’s not an episode of Call Your Mom if Jerry doesn’t bang some things around in the background. This episode, we go over an unintentionally busty school presentation, buying new shoes and what to wear them with, good snacks to podcast with, and our usual book corner.

It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Join us for a special bonus episode in the car! Thankfully, we had better luck in the car than Matthew did if you catch our drift.

We were lucky enough to get to see the new Downton Abbey: A New Era movie together - this is our (loosely-defined) movie review! Do not listen if you don’t want the movie spoiled!

We’ll be back next week with a full length episode!

Alternative Titles for this episode include Episode Choke, the Horizontal Crochet, Fine Filipino Husband, I Want to Be Pruny, and You Know Why

Join us this week as Kristi and Jordan start right away with a book corner where we talk about the books we’ve been reading recently, and continue on to talk about crochet innuendos, the weather as it relates to our weekend plans, the trials and tribulations of Kristi’s white son-in-laws, first-child guilt, and more. It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Alternative Titles for this episode include Me and My Little Dude, 10 Baby Succs for just 10 Bucks!, I Like to Be Mildly Rattled, After Hours Tower, Flat Stanley’s Gonna Slash My Achilles, and Dog Hair Chic.

The long-awaited final installment of our three-part series with my sister and Kristi’s daughter, Harper! We start strong this episode with Harper’s thoughts on babies, and continue on to talk about books, thievery, ghosts, parking lot safety, and more. It’s time to Call Your Mom!

Alternative Titles for this episode include Mr. Heem Heem, Tooth Treasure Chest, Sweet Milk and Eggs, Batman! and a Cast of Some Sort

In this episode of Call Your Mom, we bake some pies, we have a special segment of Jerry’s Gems, and most importantly, we reflect on the legacy of love and the cherished memories of those who have gone on before us. Specifically, we talk about Jordan’s Nana and Papa and Kristi’s Mom and Dad, Nell and Gene. Nana passed away two years ago and while it never gets easier, talking about the ones we love with each other helps ease the hurt and keep their memory alive. It’s part of the reason we do this podcast!