Jason has always been the rule breaker, Emily has always been the rule follower. In this episode, they talk about when it actually makes sense to bend or break the rules, and when it is a hard no.
From childhood stories and school rules to parenting, speed limits, and “suggested” bedtimes, they explore how to respect authority, use common sense, and teach kids the difference between pointless rules and important ones.
00:00 Bread
05:25 Spiritual Objects
14:12 Trophy for Emily
15:09 Emily’s Public Apology
18:03 Let’s diagnose Emily
21:29 People’s opinion
24:57 Are we bad parents?
27:25 We’re just too messy.
34:03 Breaking the rules…
37:09 Getting pulled over
41:32 Rule breakers
50:19 Rule breakers are innovators
55:52 Good student or bad student?
58:36 Lotto Flower might be right…
1:01:33 Opening a business
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Thanksgiving, Jingle Bells, and the Fall of Civilization
Jason and Emily kick off Thanksgiving by sharing wild and fascinating facts you can use to wow (or mildly unsettle) your dinner guests, from why “Jingle Bells” was originally a Thanksgiving song to why Snuggies might have been the downfall of society. Along the way, Jason talks about his chaotic childhood Thanksgivings, they rant about why concerts are no longer fun, and things get just a little unhinged in the best possible way.
00:00 Old Science
05:53 Christmas Lights Before Thanksgiving?
08:04 Michael Bublé
13:09 We don’t like concerts…
15:21 Jason’s family
20:00 The Downfall of Society…
23:47 Thanksgiving Facts to wow your guests…
29:37 The quilt lady…
32:19 Pies
37:25 More facts
41:45 Campbell’s Soup
45:32 Balloons
52:40 Attitude of Gratitude
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Do our kids have a future!?
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00:00 Sorry YouTube
00:46 Season colors?
07:56 National Christmas Tree
12:30 Holidays are too busy…
16:34 When should the kids leave?
22:21 The world is changing fast.
30:15 Getting Ads all the time.
32:31 AI is going too far…
37:50 A family that stays together…
46:14 And there was college…
53:47 The future is unsure.
Episode Description:
Jason and Emily open up about a question every parent is starting to lose sleep over: what do you do with your kids when they turn 18? They grew up in a world with a simple script. Graduate, leave home, go to college, figure it out. That script does not fit anymore, and today’s parents are the first generation raising kids without a clear roadmap for adulthood. In this episode, they talk about the pressure to launch, the changing value of college, the fear of doing too much or too little, and what it means to guide your kids when the cultural guidebook is basically gone.
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Why Does Time Feel So Weird Now?
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Episode Description
Time just doesn’t feel right anymore. Years seem to vanish, holidays sneak up faster every time, and it feels like we just bought Christmas presents for the kids. Jason and Emily talk about why time feels so strange these days, and Emily shares her latest battle with poison ivy.
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When Style Becomes a Statement
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Jason and Emily get real about personal style. What it says about us, when it’s just for fun, and when it starts feeling like a bid for attention. From crunchy wardrobes to fashion phases to intentionally opting out, they explore whether style is self-expression, strategy, or something in between. Along the way, they share stories, debate choices, and reflect on how much of what we wear is about us versus what we want others to see. A thoughtful and funny chat for anyone who’s ever stood in front of a closet and asked, “What am I really saying with this?”
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Jason in his Hawaiian shirt phase...
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Join Emily and Jason Morrow, your favorite crunchy comedy duo, as they dive into the hilariously contrasting worlds of a crunchy mom and her not-as-crunchy husband.
Each episode, the they explore a variety of life's quirks and conundrums, from parenting and personal wellness to bizarre daily occurrences - like that time an entire community of preppers came after them - and everything in-between. Get ready to laugh, learn, and maybe even be inspired as these two navigate their discussions with humor and heart.