Not A Life Coach With Debi and Joseph

In their final installment of the Adulting Series, Debi, and Joseph discuss work skills. What exactly is it and how did they acquire the skills they have to be in the workforce? They talk about the mistakes they made, the lessons they learned, and what they think are essential skills you need to have to navigate your job.

The next episode is this very special Adulting Series, Debi and Joseph discuss mental health.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph continue their series on adulting by tackling the daily basics when you're on your own.

In this Special Series episode, Debi and Joseph talk about 'adulting' and cover all the basics of how to 'adult' - this is part one of a five-parter series regarding Financial Literacy.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph talk about the judgy bitches in all of us and unravel the complex motivations that drive our tendency to judge others. Through psychology, sociology, and personal anecdotes they attempt to unravel what shapes their judgments and if they consider themselves judgy bitches. (Spoiler: they do)

In this special Father's Day For Realsies Minisode, Debi and Joseph get a little personal as they discuss Debi's roles and behaviors as a wife through her husband's lens.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph talk about "partying culture" and how it changes when you get older. What constitutes as "partying" when you're 20 versus 30 versus 40

In this minisode, Joseph and Debi look into the fascinating phenomenon of why opposites attract. They explore the intricate dynamics that draw individuals with contrasting personalities, interests, and backgrounds toward each other. They draw from their own personal experiences and talk about the personality combinations that works and doesn't work.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph discuss second chances. Whether it be in your career, financial or your relationships, we are all human and we all need a reminder that second chances are necessary. (and sometimes third and fourth chances)

In this For Realsies Episode, Debi and Joseph talk about what happens when different friend groups meet each other. Drawing from their real-life experience of Joseph meeting Debi's friends this weekend. What factors have to be in play for friend groups to successfully collide?

In this episode, Joseph welcomes back the host of Wait, Whaaat Podcast, Elaine once again as they delve into the world of life coaching to uncover what a life coach truly does and explore the question of their necessity. Are life coaches indispensable mentors or merely optional resources in your journey toward self-improvement and fulfillment?

In this For Realsies episode, Joseph welcomes host of Wait Whaaat Are You Watching podcast, Elaine Chaney as she fills in for Debi and bitches about working. How do you put your all into a job that you know is wrong for you? When is it just time to suck it up and when is it time to just cash in your chips and find something else? Is there a happy medium to be found or is Elaine just an adult who's...

In this episode, Debi and Joseph talk about Disciplining Children. Debi discusses her own personal experiences with raising a child, Joseph gives an outsider's perspective and they delve into what techniques worked and what techniques didn't work based on their own childhood experiences.

Oops! Debi and Joseph don't have a new episode today, so please enjoy this Not A Life Coach Rewind about Being Judgemental! Enjoy!

In this episode,Debi and Joseph discuss friendships at work. Why it works and why it doesn't. Are you the kind of person who needs work friends or do you like to keep your work and your personal friendships separate? They also ask the age-old question: Without an extrovert to adopt them, how do introverted adults make friends outside of work and school?

In this For Realsies Minisode, Debi and Joseph have a lot of fun discussing the art of storytelling. What makes a great storyteller and who are the great storyteller in their lives.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph tackle a topic that everyone who has been to college, going to college or thinking about going to college wonders about - is college worth it? They discuss the pros, the cons, and what they would have wanted to know before they went to college. When is college a good idea and when is it a waste of time?

In this minisode, Debi and Joseph explore the green monster of Jealousy. They talk about their own experiences with jealousy, what caused it, what they did to get over it, and the moments of jealousy that they still have.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph discuss fascism and its relevance to the current state of the U.S. government. They talk about recent events in Tennessee that have raised concerns about the potential for fascist tendencies to take root in our government. They also talk about the key characteristics of fascism and explore how they might be manifesting in the U.S. government today. From the polariz...

In this episode, Debi and Joseph discuss Plastic Surgery. From botox to lipo to everything else under the sun. Why do some people do it and why are some people against it? They talk about the different situations and geography that might influence someone to get plastic surgery and their own experiences with aging and looks.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph analyze the psychology of lying. Is there ever a good reason to lie? And why do some people lie more than others?

In this For Realsies minisode, Debi and Joseph talk about the weird psychology of color. Does color affect our feelings and our choices and how do the marketing companies capitalize on this? They go into why people subconsciously assign colors to certain people, professions, and things.

In this episode, Debi and Joseph get into the topic of gender, and traditional and non-traditional gender markers. The differences between gender and sex and what it all means. (Or at least they try to find out what it all means)

In this For Realsies Minisode, Debi and Joseph discuss Debi's favorite social media app - Tiktok, and the ban that threatens to close the app down simply for existing in the same space as Zuckerberg's other apps.