Join the boys for a Christmas chat. 75% of the time they talk about Christmas 100% of the time.  

Join us as we tap into Bryan's wealth of knowledge in the trades, how he got started in television, and how his family adjusted to Covid isolation in the Bahamas.  

The family ties are even stronger in this episode as a 3rd brother-in-law joins the fold. Joey and Dave take a trip down memory lane with Paul and the boys. If you're not at least a little inspired after this episode, it doesn't exist. 

There's no hiding the BroLaws love and adoration for THE Tiffany Pratt. An incredible artist/designer/creative and equally incredible human being. 

This is a talk about truth, unity, and direction. We want to listen, learn, and take action where it's our place. This is not a one time conversation, but somewhat of a beginning in our journey as a team to create healthy conversation with respect to social injustices.

Chris plugs:

Instagram, Twitter: @thatchrischase
Instagram-@thehouseofcommonshow
Youtube- house of common show


Songs in this episode:

Propaganda-Dope
Propaganda-Cynical
Talib Kweli- Get By
Common-The Believer
Common-The Dreamer

The BroLaws family adds yet another little one to the roster amidst one of the strangest periods of time in our lives. Once we get talking about babies, it's hard to stop, except there's this thing called Covid-19, which we couldn't not talk about...

Creating a positive environment at home and in the workplace is equally as important, but fear can creep in a negatively impact both. Join us in discussing some of our personal experiences. Oh, and somehow we get into finances, because what conversation doesn't end up touching on that? 

When your client is also a real estate agent and his team helps you get into the investment property market, the list of things to talk about isn't short. Join us as we hear what Michael McDougall has to say about the real estate industry and what it was like working with the BroLaws. 

Are the trades established as a legitimate career? Would you encourage your kids to venture into the trades as much as you would post secondary? Or are trades still maybe  even subconsciously considered a "less than" career? 

Community is a big part of our lives. We talk about how our desire for community and our competitive nature have impacted our careers.