Inspired by a friend of Jason who is part of the Mid Century Architecture Society of Phoenix, Jason and Scott discuss they were passionate about.  Whether it is cars, cooking, or tiki subculture, all of us have some sort of passion about something or someone.  How far would you go to follow your passions.  We hope you get passionate about this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge.

Karma comes around and the question is whether you want good or bad.  Scott and Jason discuss karma and its place in our world.  Do you believe in it?  Do you think that people can control the Karma that they put out there?  All these things and discover another one of the pick up stories Scott used when he was a kid on this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge.

In the 100th episode of Liquid Kernedge, Scott and Jason talk about the unique world we live in where four generations of workers can be together at the same time.  What do the Baby Boomers and Millenials bring to the table in the workplace and our society.  We thank you so much for continuing to listen to Liquid Kernedge, and we hope you enjoy our 100th episode.

How much help is too much help for parents to give to their children?  In this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge, Scott and Jason discuss the college scandal that is rocking Aunt Becky from Fuller House.  With the new term "Snowplow Parent" swirling in today's world, we ask where the line is between helping and hurting our kids.  We hope you enjoy this week's episode.

As we approach the end of our second year, we decided to do our staff meeting and annual performance evaluations.  Scott received stellar grades from our Executive Producer.  Jason unfortunately has been terminated as the other half of Liquid Kernedge.  As Jason started to pack his belongings, we found out that the Executive Producer's favorite watering hole closed down and he was a little depressed.  During the counseling that followed, the boys talk about things that come to an end and how we fell about it.  Listen to this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge to find out if Jason could talk himself back into a job.

After major scheduling conflicts this week, Scott and Jason had to go deep into the archives to have a release.  In this week's archived episode, the boys took the topic of kneeling at the national anthem in the NFL.  While it seems like a long time ago, it was relevant when it was recorded in September of 2017.  Kick back and reminisce with this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge.  We will have a current episode next week.

Talk about letting a stream of thought take you somewhere.  In this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge, the guys start talking about their weekend and finish with a discussion of why we have a tough time accepting that successful people do bad things.  Reach out to us on Social Media about your thoughts of this week's episode.  Enjoy.

Do you believe in innocent until proven guilty?  Does our world of social media and 24 news allow for innocence to be maintained before a trial.  In this week's episode, Jason and Scott talk about the Jussie Smollett developments over the last several weeks.  Plenty of interesting perspectives to be heard and for our listeners to ponder in this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge.

If you were a transgender person, at what point in a relationship would you disclose it to your partner?  On this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge, Scott and Jason discuss when we would want to know if the person we were falling for was a transgender person.  Times have evolved and the discussion is more relevant than ever before.  With all the cold weather outside right now, snuggle next to the fireplace and enjoy this week's episode.

In this week's episode of Liquid Kernedge, Scott and Jason discuss the verdict and sentencing in a case where a girlfriend used social media to persuade her boyfriend to commit suicide.  Should a person be found guilty if they use social media to force someone to hurt themselves?  That and a glimpse of the crazy life that Scott leads everyday highlight this week's episode.  Enjoy and Happy Valentine's Day.