This week at the table, a confession kicks things off: someone’s watching Nashville—and they like it. We spiral from there into binge-worthy shows, how long it really takes to get hooked on a new series, and whether it's ever too late to become obsessed with fictional drama.

Also on the menu: what counts as a “win” when you’re just trying to get someone to finish a full episode, the chaos of too many characters, and the eternal struggle of choosing what to watch next. As always, there’s plenty of sibling teasing, side commentary, and “did you even hear what I said?” moments.

Expect hot takes, low patience for slow plotlines, and more tangents than a cable drama has subplots.

This week at Sunday Family Dinner, we’re hitting all the essentials: forgetting your clothes for vacation (because why pack the basics?), faking confidence at work while battling imposter syndrome, and remembering a simpler time — when the underwear section at the store was about as close to "risqué content" as you could get.

We spiral into whether AI is going to be our new best friend (or replace us entirely), debate the true origins of lint (seriously, where does it come from?), and somehow keep a straight face through it all.

Pull up a chair — the life lessons are questionable, but the company’s pretty great.

Julep’s "Road to Recovery" turns into a long nap, burglar traps get debated, mortal wounds are dramatically diagnosed, and someone thinks a dog whistle on a cruise is a solid plan (spoiler: it’s not). Family drama served hot — pull up a chair.

This week’s episode is packed tighter than a suitcase for a cruise.

We’re recording a little early so the family can head out and celebrate Anthony’s birthday in style—but before we do, we’re dishing out this week’s peaks and valleys, from surprise mystery packages at work (dog treats, anyone?) to forgetting wallets, fighting through anxiety, and awkward office moments with Excel spreadsheets and loud snackers.

We dive into workplace etiquette, like why open office life is not for the faint of heart (or those with misophonia). Then, get ready for belly laughs as we relive chaotic family road trips—snakes, shady BBQ joints, Mount Rushmore mishaps, and the moment Anthony definitely didn’t fall asleep at the wheel (allegedly).

Oh, and Waffle House? It’s a whole scene.

This week at the table, we're talking about the highs and lows of life—and yes, we mean both emotionally and snack-wise.From emotional moments at the finish line to layoffs and leadership feedback, the family opens up about what’s been weighing on their minds and lifting their spirits. We explore imposter syndrome, growing in your career, and the unexpected ways family support shows up. Plus, we dive into our international snack box from Colombia… and let's just say, not everyone was a fan of the mayo-flavored chips.Also in this episode: sibling snark, coming out stories, whether to decorate a coworker's (or brothers) desk, and whether corned beef should shred. It's real, it's ridiculous, and it's so us.

Pull up a chair and get cozy—you're invited to our very first Sunday Family Dinner! In this debut episode, we dive headfirst into the chaos and charm that comes with gathering our loud, loving, opinionated family around one table and on mic.

We revisit the traditions that shaped our dinners growing up—like Peaks and Valleys (or was it Rose and Thorn?), the infamous handcrafted table. Expect laughter, heartfelt reflections, off-topic stories, and plenty of sibling banter as we kick off this journey together.

From mismatched memories to heartfelt moments, this is the beginning of something special—and you're part of it.

Pull up a chair—dinner’s about to get real.Sunday Family Dinner is the podcast where no topic is off-limits. Three siblings, their mom, and their dad (living with Alzheimer’s) gather for raw, unfiltered conversations—about love, sex, politics, and everything in between.

It’s messy. It’s funny. It’s real family.

New episodes drop every week.