This week Giselle and Jason discuss the ever awkward subject of family dynamics. The uncomfortable, weird and other strange dynamics every family has. We touch on Jason's time at the vegan food company and a few other unnecessary

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This week Giselle and Jason talk about The Bystander Effect, a psychological phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present. Turns out both Jason and Giselle have saved a life by not being victim to this effect. We learn about Jason's time in a factory and a few other tidbits of useless information.

Jason photographed a wedding and ended up in a relationship with the bride. Another true story we break down this week. And another one of Jason's many jobs. It's a good one!

Do you have any allergies? Jason got Poison Ivy over his entire body so we thought this would be a good time to take a deep dive into all things allergy related. Jason also discusses the first professional gig he ever had.

This week Jason unveils his DNA results live on the podcast. He has never looked at them until we recorded this episode. We also discuss Giselle's DNA results and what it all means for us and the world. Of course we talk about one of Jason's many professions to kick things off.

In this weeks episode we talk about the time Giselle had a stalker and all of the damage that comes along with something as traumatic as that. So trigger warning for those who may not want to revisit those powerful emotions.

This week Giselle and Jason take on the gripping subject of dog bites and how we can continue to love our pets in spite of some traumatic experiences. We laugh, we cry and reminisce about dogs that have truly impacted our lives.

On this week's episode of WYPN, Gisselle and Jason ask the question: Have you ever been arrested? The answer is yes — and it spirals into a stranger follow-up: Why were you charged with espionage, and can we really trust you? They also touch on Jason's time as a professional poker player, swapping stories and laughing about their sordid past.