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This week, Brian's mom (Mama Codes) left a message on his cell phone to tell him about a situation that arose during an afternoon where her favorite soap opera was preempted by the political drama associated with the Mueller testimony.  While mama was annoyed by the fact that her favorite afternoon drama wasn't on, things were exacerbated when Brian's father (enter Papa Codes) decided to add his o

I was watching a documentary on Netflix recently with my girlfriend about dog behavior and how your dog perceives and understands reality called A Dog's Life.  Samathana and I have two little doggies named Biggie and Tiny - both of them a type of silky/Yorkie  terrier.  It's obvious to me (and anyone around us) that Tiny adores Sam, while Biggie is a bit of a daddy's boy.  Anyways, one of the tric

Scotty McCreery is a talented singer/performer, avid golfer, devoted husband and all-around really good dude.  Known for his deep resonance and songwriting prowess, there are a few things about the man performing in Albany tonight that many people don't know.  So Brian and Chrissy decided to ask the 'Five More Minutes' singer about his golf game and marriage. Yes, he is a really good player, but h

Justin in Rotterdam emailed the show because after two years he broke up with a girl who he actually really liked.  But there was something about her that just made him feel like she wasn't marriage material, and he ended it.  Fearing that he might regret his decision, he called on the Love Cowboy to set him straight about "the girl, who made him cut bait".

Fawn in Rotterdam emailed the show once package after package arrived to her house for her spend-happy hubby who went on an Amazon Prime Deal spending spree.  She says his binge was so out of control, that he spent thousands more than they could afford. Love Cowboy plopped down a package in the form of some hard-hitting advice.

Chrissy and I have been on the air together at GNA for almost two-and-a-years, and thirteen plus years in all.  We've had plenty of highs and lows in our personal and professional life and for the most part, it's part of our nature to share with you many of these moments.  We've been open about relationships, marriages, divorces, birth/adoption of our children, losing a loved one or friend and lit

Last night my girlfriend Samantha and I visited with some friends of mine at their house.  Delicious food was had, drinks were made and fun was had by all.  At one point in the night, while drinking a simple club soda in a cup with a plastic straw, I asked one the hosts why they decided to use the plastic ones instead of making the 2019 switch to paper straws like seemingly everyone is doing.  I w

Just when you thought that life in the Capital Region couldn't get any better, it was recently announced that we're getting an Exit 3.  Brian and Chrissy rejoiced in the news by singing a song about the 518's latest triumph!

As someone who devours my share of Stewart's Ice Cream, anytime they make an announcement regarding their delicious frozen creamy delights, my ears perk right up. Many of you may have heard by now that by the end of July, they'll be introducing a new 'vegan ice cream'.  Stewart's is easing in a dairy-free chocolate peanut butter cup and then more than likely, have more options down the road.  What

Chrissy and I last caught up with Countryfest 2019 headliner Old Dominion in Las Vegas a few months ago.  Right before the morning interview, we couldn't help but notice the shot of tequila they had quickly downed, followed the by the bevy of snacks they were destroying as the interview took place.  Now don't get me wrong, there's nothing unusual about what the OD boys were doing. In fact, Chrissy

Anita in Latham emailed the show because her kids aren't really into the man she's been dating for about 3 months.  You see, Larry, is a nice guy but the kids think he's kind of a cornball and they feel that their mom can do better.  There are worse things are guy can be besides a little 'hokey' right...

Father's day was a week ago and this was a cute little segment we aired in the days leading up.  Here's the set-up:  I visited my son Brody's school and recorded a conversation with he and his classmates asking random questions about their father. Things like 'what does Daddy say when he might be a little mad?' or 'what makes Daddy happy?' The kids are so cute and innocent and their little 3 and 4