It's a Midsommar update from Steve and Kristy. We took a little break and we're here to fill you in on the details of recent adventures including trips to New York, Taylor Swift and what went wrong at Niagra Falls.

We cover a lot during this episode, the worm with the mustache, the HORRIBLE things you've said to your parents, getting your kids out of bed in the morning and much more on a brand new episode of it Goes Both Ways with Kristy and Steve. :)

In this episode, we dive deep into the phenomenon of "Karenism" and how even Steve is not immune to it. We discuss the psychology behind wanting to speak to the manager and the potential consequences of taking it too far.

We also explore the dangers of secretly recording your partner and why it's never a good idea. We examine the ethical implications of violating someone's privacy and the potential legal repercussions.

Finally, a hypothetical question: if you were to commit murder, how would you do it? This may seem like a morbid topic, but it allows us to explore our own moral compasses and the line between fantasy and reality.

A number of new segments on the birthday edition of the podcast. What happens when you've enjoyed some THC and you look up at the sky? After popular demand, Isaac is back with some jokes to put you in the mood and we dive deep and talk about Jon Bon Jovi and Gwyneth Paltrow.


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Snatch has a lot of different uses, we don't actually talk about that on the podcast but think about that as you listen to this brand-new episode. Topics we cover include the feeling you have when you might be losing it. Kristy is also on record for saying something that made Steve LOL at the WORST time ever, and why Kristy had to go to the hospital. This and much more in a brand new delicious episode of it goes both ways the podcast.

We're back from spring break. A story Steve's been telling for awhile was wrong, Kristy saw the run that got away, met her comedy muse and our son Isaac has a LOT to say about Kristy's 'collections'.

After stopping we realized there was a lot more that we needed to share. How we avoided making a massive mistake in Wisconsin, our new nickname for pollution and what’s been in Kristy’s mind while stuck driving across the country. (The pic is us arriving in Cleveland)

After 6 hours yesterday, 7 hours today, a update of sorts from the road. FYI. Criminals, we have people with guns at our house. Her name is Ari. We’re heading to visit Kristy’s parents, my Nana and others during our trip east! Enjoy a sample of our trip.

We cover a lot on this episode of the podcast, including the mystery that involves a man keeping his mouth shut, when shopping with a teen daughter menopauses Kristy noticed something small that has forced her to spiral.

Welcome to It Goes Both Ways, the podcast where we explore a range of topics from different perspectives. In this episode, we dive into some unexpected realizations, the power of positive thinking, and the impact of pop culture.

Kristy and Steve kick off the episode with a surprising discovery - Kristy has been doing something on a daily basis for nearly 13 years and Steve JUST realized it. Tune in to find out what it is and how it leads to a deeper discussion on how we often overlook the things that are right in front of us.

Have you ever caught yourself arguing with someone in your head, only to realize later that it was a complete waste of time? Kristy and Steve delve into why this is a common occurrence and offer some tips on how to break the habit and redirect that energy in a more positive way.

Next up, the hosts take a deep dive into personality tests and their pros and cons. While some people swear by them, others argue that they can be limiting and even harmful. Join the conversation to learn more about the nuances of personality tests and why it's important to take them with a grain of salt.

Finally, the hosts discuss the impact of popular culture on our lives, specifically the hit TV show Ted Lasso. Steve shares how the show has inspired him to adopt a more positive outlook on life and how it's even changed his behavior.

Join us as we dive deep into the latest pop culture phenomenon with "The Scandavol," exploring why people can't seem to get enough of the drama in the Vanderpump universe. We'll be discussing all the juicy details, analyzing the players involved and sharing our thoughts on where the story might go next.


"What's Your Number and Did You Lie?" we'll be exploring the taboo topic of sexual partners. job hunt woes and in our "Parenting Fails" segment, we'll be sharing a hilarious and slightly mortifying story about how our daughter missed a VERY important part of sex ed.

Join us for all this and more on "It Goes Both Ways" podcast,

Some personal news that sounds bad but is actually a good thing. Keys to a healthy relationship and Steve and Kristy's therapist told Steve something that shook him to the core but Kristy has reason to believe that she didn't ACTUALLy say what he thinks she said.

Welcome to "It Goes Both Ways," the podcast that explores the many facets of modern life and culture. In this episode, we delve into a wide range of topics that are sure to get you thinking.First up, we explore a rare event - Kristy losing an argument in counseling. We take a closer look at the dynamics of disagreements and the importance of keeping an open mind during difficult conversations.

We delve into the world of AI and its impact on our emotional responses. How is technology affecting the way we consume content, and why are we increasingly drawn to angry, polarizing messaging? We examine the science behind the phenomenon and what it means for the future of communication.

We'll also turn our attention to a recent statement from the CEO of Pinterest, who claims to be taking steps to combat hateful content on the platform. We analyze the effectiveness of these measures and consider the broader implications for social media as a whole.And finally, we round things off with a light-hearted segment on the latest slang and terminology used by the younger generation. Don't want to be a "Heather"? Tune in to learn the lingo and stay up to date with the ever-changing landscape of youth culture.Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking discussion on "It Goes Both Ways."

What it sounds like when we argue, how sending REELS has become our love language and much more. (I'll be honest, I think I'm getting a cold so I'm getting outta here!)

Kristy has an incident at Target, Netflix is making our lives tough, and the attorney general says that's Kristy was right all along.

Do you let your kids win at games? The death of childhood and why "temporary divorce" isn't all that bad.

Kristy made a major parenting mistake, Steve might have taken it too far with his coworker and why can't people figure out pick up/drop off.

Kristy talks about a product that has everyone on social media/Tiktok talking that moms and daughters are OBSESSED with. We also talk about a small parenting win and what song will be the theme for your life in 2023.

Steve thinks he has concrete reasons it's a bad idea that Steve and Kristy consider moving back to their hometown of Rochester, NY. If you're a parent of a teen we want to know if you're struggling with similar issues. We're wondering if we should blame our parents for our childhood. A different way of thinking about it on the first new episode of 2023!

Steve does a podcast episode with his 11-year-old (that's his age, right?) son Isaac. We talk about school for kids his age, his thoughts about his dad, and his early memories.