IN-TE-GREATNESS with Jason and Jolene

Every Woman Knows That The Way To A Man’s Heart Is Not Through His Zipper, It’s Through His Stomach

Continuing the epic Tango of the Genders; Jason and Jolene discuss how the current struggle between men and women has translated into sports, the workplace and the dating world. They share personal anecdotes and concerns, and offer a few possible solutions on how we can navigate gender politics during these tumultuous times.
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

Your Dad Says Guys With Big Trucks Have Little Dinks

In the first of an epic two-part discussion; Jason and Jolene take on the timely topic of gender roles and equality. Given Jason is a dude and Jolene is chick, you'd think this would be a battle of the sexes... but it's not. Why? Because there can't be true harmony between men and women unless they are willing to work together. So call this Part 1 of the Tango of the Genders!
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

Because it’s too complicated – it’s like algebra. Why you gotta put numbers and letters together?

Jason and Jolene love to learn, and they aren't talking about sitting down in a classroom and taking notes while being lectured to. No, your co-hosts are students of life and the various ways of taking in new information. Books, YouTube, talking to friends and colleagues... you name it, there's an opportunity to learn. On this episode they discuss the benefits that come with being a lifelong learner, and how doing so is good for your mind and mental health.
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

I’ll Post It On My F--king Facebook. And You Guys Will Post It On Your F--king Facebooks!

Jason issued a challenge to Jolene few weeks back on the show's Instagram page, and that challenge was to take part in a digital sabbath. What is a digital sabbath? No phone, social media, streaming or computer -- anything digital really -- for a full 24 hours. How did it go for Jason? Has Jolene taken him up on the challenge? What are the benefits of unplugging for a day? Push play and find out!
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

Eyes On Your Own Work There, Super Chief

We've all been rejected at some point, be it romantically or by a friend, for a job, or when we're young and trying out for a place on a team. And no matter how many times we're rejected, it never gets easier. Our difficulty with rejection stems from untreated childhood trauma, and is often piggybacked with fears of abandonment. Jason and Jolene share their rejection stories and fears, and the thought that being rejected says less about you, and more about the person doing the rejecting.
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

If You Have A Problem With the Majestic Canadian Goose, Then You Have A Problem With Me

Because there was so much to share and discuss on the subject of satisfaction, and how important it is for one's sense of self worth, Jason and Jolene return with the second part of their discussion on, well, satisfaction. The episode includes a little tune from Mick Jagger!
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

Your Sister Is Hot, Wayne. There, I said It. I regret Nothing.

Just how satisfied are you in life? On a scale of one to ten, where does your satisfaction rate in your job, your relationships, your body image... the whole nine yards? And how does social media, and media in general, make you feel about yourself? Jason and Jolene have a lot to say about satisfaction on this, the first of a two-part episode on the subject.
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

Looking For Love Over the Rainbow Now, Are We Dorothy?

It's Valentine's Day! That most romantic of days when people express their true, undying love for each other. But should such displays of affection be limited to just one day? And what harm can be caused by putting so much pressure on someone to be romantic on such a day as this? Of course, Jason and Jolene have more than a few thoughts on the subject...
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

What’s the Nature of That, David Suzuki?

We've all felt it; the little pang that makes us yearn for the good ole' days. Or the feeling that takes us back to the glory days of high school (if they were glorious, that is). Whether or not we want to admit it, we all get a little nostalgic at times. And that's A-OK. On today's episode, Jason and Jolene discuss their experiences with nostalgia, how it can be a way to heal your inner child, and the danger of becoming trapped in it.
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.

Is That What You Appreciate About Me?

An episode or two back Jolene mentioned her New Year's intention was to form stronger connections with others, be they professionally, romantically, or otherwise. On this episode, Jason checks in on her connection journey in a discussion that explores what true connections are, and why they are important.
Music by Shawn Knippelberg of Bad Man Inc.