This week on C Your Ts, Chris and Tracy sit down with Junior for a wide-ranging conversation about the movies that shape us long before we realize it.

The discussion moves from gym routines and everyday banter into nostalgia, growing up, and the moments when certain movies quietly become part of who you are. Junior shares stories from his life in education, building trust with students, and why kindness and connection matter more than authority.

Funny, thoughtful, and comfortably off topic, this episode is less about ranking movies and more about what they leave behind. The quotes, the lessons, and the memories that stick with you long after the credits roll.

You might not agree with every choice, but you will definitely recognize the feeling.

Becoming a mom changes everything, but no one really tells you what comes next.

In this episode of C Your Ts Podcast, Bradlee opens up about the emotional shift that happens after having a baby. What it feels like to leave your child for the first time, how your priorities change overnight, and the quiet pressure of trying to balance work, family, and your sense of self.

What starts as a light, funny conversation about gym habits, inside jokes, and everyday chaos slowly becomes something deeper. We talk about identity, fulfillment, and what it means to show up for others while still taking care of yourself.

Honest, warm, and unexpectedly real, this episode is about learning to find balance in a life that no longer looks the way it used to.

Welcome back to C Your Ts. This week, Chris and Tracy are joined by Val for a wide-ranging, laugh-heavy conversation that starts with favorite movies and somehow ends with mayonnaise, mushrooms, and deeply formative childhood moments.

Val breaks down the films she can watch over and over again, the movies that quietly shaped who she is today, and why Jennifer Lopez had a very specific cultural moment that mattered. Along the way, the conversation drifts into parenting, nostalgia, questionable food opinions, and the kind of tangents that only happen when friends feel comfortable.

It is funny, a little unhinged, unexpectedly thoughtful, and exactly the kind of episode that reminds you why movies stick with us long after the credits roll.