Join Jeff and Amy on a trip down memory lane as they flashback to the '80s/'90s era. From 'Louie the Lightning Bug' to Popeye Cigarettes, there's sure to be something to trigger feelings of nostalgia. Party on, Wayne!!

This episode is packed with fun, must-do activities to tackle this fall.  Listen, laugh, and make some awesome plans to make this fall the best one yet!

This episode is all about song lyrics that are commonly misheard, sometimes with hilarious interpretations of the originals.  Laugh along with Jeff and Amy as they go through the list of classics.  Bonus: Countless impersonations by Jeff and tons of horrible singing by Amy.  Enjoy!

Martha Stewart says you eat a "puh-KHAN" and "pee in a can".  Jeff and Amy won't judge what you decide to do with your pecans, but hope you enjoy this chat about commonly mispronounced words.  Things edge on obscene at times, but stick with it.  It was a ton of fun to record this one.

In this episode, Jeff and Amy discuss interesting information about hurricanes in the aftermath of Dorian hitting the region.  Amy also butchers the pronunciation of meteorological, repeatedly.  Enjoy!

In this episode, Amy and Jeff chat about unique traditions to try on your next birthday and also discuss other traditions from around the globe. Make a wish!

Because the world is full of difficult topics and because kids ask a million questions about everything (a good thing), Amy and Jeff talk about how to answer those curious little minds.

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This episode focuses on tips for when your travel plans include a stay in a hotel. From chillin' to freebies, Jeff and Amy cover the full spectrum. AND, listen closely for the lovely way Jeff closes out this episode.

Jeff and Amy discuss memory devices and aids to help remember tricky items, some more well known than others. If only there were a mnemonic to remember how to spell mnemonic...

Jeff and Amy discuss memory devices and aids to help remember tricky items, some more well known than others. If only there were a mnemonic to remember how to spell mnemonic...