One in four Americans worry that they’re becoming their parents, according to new research. Most of us first realize we act like our parents when we’re about 30 years old.

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Sean witnessed someone finally getting pulled over for not having a license plate on their vehicle... not a cheap ticket! The show listens to talkbacks from listeners about their most egregious traffic ticket.

One of Joanna's divorced friends found out that her ex-husband's new girlfriend is wearing her old perfume! Joanna and Sean talk to listeners about times they found out their ex's new significant other was using something of theirs. 

One of Joanna's divorced friends found out that her ex-husband's new girlfriend is wearing her old perfume! Joanna and Sean talk to listeners about times they found out their ex's new significant other was using something of theirs.

Listeners share advice for their younger selves; Breastfeeding in public; Feel Good Friday calls all morning; Local 12-year-old donates LEGO to kids in the hospital; Women are going "Boysober" to focus on themselves; What else have you gone "sober" from to focus on your well-being;

Joanna and Sean share some positive personal updates in their lives and hear from listener Laurie about her California lottery ticket!

Comedian Hope Woodward coined the term "boysober" which is abstaining from dating and relationships to purge toxic habits and focus on self growth. Joanna and Sean talk to listeners about things other than "boys" that listeners have gone "sober" from to take better care of themselves. 

Comedian Hope Woodward coined the term "boysober" which is abstaining from dating and relationships to purge toxic habits and focus on self growth. Joanna and Sean talk to listeners about things other than "boys" that listeners have gone "sober" from to take better care of themselves.

12-year-old Kaavel started a mission during the pandemic to bring LEGO to kids in the hospital who couldn't see their families, and he has been growing his efforts every year. To donate to Kaavel's LEGO fund, visit his official GoFundMe HERE.