What to Do with Your Old Explicit Content

By: Thom Jennings and Jack Burris
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  • Welcome to "What to Do with Your Old Explicit Content," the podcast where two old white guys from rural Western New York, Thom Jennings and John "Jack" Burris, dive into the quirky world of life's perplexities with advice that may or may not have answers. Strap in for a wild ride as Jack, a deeply introspective and religious soul, and Thom, whose perspective is molded by the school of hard knocks, tackle everything from the profound to the downright bizarre.Need guidance on what to do with those embarrassing relics from your past? Thom and Jack have got your back, offering wisdom seasoned with a dash of humor and a dollop of their unique perspectives. These two may not have all the answers, but they sure know how to spin a yarn and share a chuckle. Join them each week as they navigate the twists and turns of life's conundrums sprinkled with stories from their own lives. Whether you're searching for profound insights or a new way to look at things, Thom and Jack are here to help you navigate the murky waters of adulthood with a twinkle in their eyes and a touch of irreverence.

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Episodes
  • What's in a Name?

    What's in a Name?
    Oct 3 2024
    In this episode, Thom Jennings and Jack Burris dive into a mix of thoughtful and lighthearted topics, starting with a fun exploration of why there's an "h" in Thom's name. From there, they tackle deeper conversations about gender identity, preferred pronouns, and the complexities surrounding transgender athletes in today's sports world. Thom and Jack bring their signature blend of humor and insight to these important discussions, leaving listeners with plenty to think about and some laughs along the way. Don't miss this engaging conversation!
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    29 mins
  • Chinese Overtime and a Berry Patch

    Chinese Overtime and a Berry Patch
    Sep 12 2024
    In this episode, Thom Jennings and Jack Burris dive into the often absurd reality of working salaried positions, recalling personal experiences with "Chinese Overtime" and how corporate policies sometimes exploit workers. They share stories from their early careers—Thom in the restaurant business and Jack in the restaurant business—and how both faced low pay despite long hours, eventually leading them to take unorthodox paths, including Thom’s transition into education..The two also explore the legacy of family businesses, touching on the fate of Brown's Berry Patch- an Orleans County insitituion, leaving listeners with both laughs and a few lessons on life, work, and taking control of your future.

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    25 mins
  • Money Matters? Doesn't it?

    Money Matters? Doesn't it?
    Aug 24 2024
    In this candid and reflective episode, Thom and Jack dive deep into the complexities of financial stability, marital woes, and the elusive concept of "enough." They explore personal anecdotes of financial struggles, from living paycheck to paycheck to the tension-filled moments of covering group dinners when funds are tight. The conversation touches on the pitfalls of managing sudden windfalls, like tax returns and inheritances, and the importance of financial education. With humor and honesty, they discuss the challenges of shared bank accounts, the impact of money on relationships, and the realization that financial security is often a day-by-day journey. Whether navigating your financial woes or looking for relatable insights, this episode offers a blend of practical wisdom and personal storytelling.

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    28 mins

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