Harmony & Chaos

This week, Christie and Jason recount their adventures in the French Quarter of New Orleans over their honeymoon and remind you all that no matter where you dream of going, BUY THAT TICKET!!!

This week, Christie and Jason dive into the trauma and difficulties along with various generational permutations of starting over and rebuilding. Also, Jason is very proud to be a part of a podcast that used the word "permutations" in the episode description.

This week Christie and Jason go deep and discuss the importance, the complications, and the differences in religion, faith, and spirituality. They hope you all find something in this one! Also, Smooth Jazz radio NEEDS Christie hosting a show now!!

This week, Christie and Jason discuss getting older (becoming vintage) and the joys of having adult children. Also, Christie reminds Jason to "shut his bitch ass up." It makes more sense with some context...kinda...

Trigger warning! This week Christie and Jason deep dive on the horrific events of the Cornell 7 case and the circumstances involved. We also discuss the societal issues involved, both leading up to the case but the aftermath and reactions. 

This week Christie and Jason came in with nearly no prep whatsoever. Thankfully, one of our loyal listeners sent a fantastic email that sparked the conversation! Enjoy the fruits of that listeners labor!

This week, Christie and Jason welcome a brand new puppy to the family and discuss how similar raising a 12 week old dog and a 53 year old Jason are. Enjoy!

This week, Christie and Jason discuss what you actually owe others and how that concept relates to loyalty to friends and loved ones. Also, a possible Kroger Grocery Stores/Slayer pairing is discussed. (Call us, Kroger!)

This week, Christie and Jason discuss the concept of authenticity. They go deep on this one but, never fear, Jason does talk about leaning AND peeing at the same type. Yeah, it's a balanced show...

This week Christie and Jason ask each other questions, talk about things and stuff, and the moral of the entire discussion is that Jason says more words than anyone in the whole world.