Chris has officially had it “up to mid-shin” with people asking for their lists.
In this special host-only episode, the C Your Ts duo finally reveals the five films that shaped who they are — the movies that built their humor, inspired their creativity, and left permanent fingerprints on their pop-culture DNA.

Chris and Tracy revisit the moments that made them fall in love with movies in the first place. Expect nostalgia, debate, laughter, and one lingering question: how the hell did Space Truckers even come up again?

Chris and Tracy welcome Jon for a lively conversation about what makes movies rewatchable, why avoiding trailers can increase joy, and how small questions reveal big truths about personality. The trio closes with a candid look at helping kids steer tech toward creativity, not just consumption.

On this episode of C Your Ts, Chris and Tracy welcome a special guest — Chris’s big brother, Richard — for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious and heartfelt.

Richard has spent over 25 years building a national communications technology company from the ground up, but today he’s here to talk about something completely different: the films that defined his life. The brothers swap stories about late-night TV, the movies that pass “the hotel test,” and the unforgettable theater trips that still echo through their family memories.

From cult comedies and snow-covered crime tales to quietly terrifying villains, the conversation dives deep into how movies become soundtracks to growing up — shaping our humor, our relationships, and even the way we see the world.

It’s a mix of sibling banter, movie love, and unexpected insight — a perfect reminder that what we watch often says as much about us as what we do.

Stephanie joins Chris and Tracy in the studio for a conversation that starts as something simple — top 5 movies — and quietly turns into a character study.

We talk about why the stories we love are always messy, why “healing” never looks clean, and why some of the most important people in a system are the ones doing brilliant work in the background with no credit.

Stephanie also answers two of our standing questions:
• Are you a dog person or a cat person?
• …and which one are you, actually?

Then, we get into her Big Question:
“How do you take a vacation from your own personality?”

We get honest about being “the glue” for everyone else — at work, at home, with kids, with partners, with friends — and what it costs to always be the steady one. We talk armor, burnout, micro-escapes, and that weird guilt you feel when you finally let someone else carry things for a minute.

Plus: teachers, exhaustion, and why real change in schools never looks inspirational-montage easy.

New here? Welcome. Returning? Five weeks in a row. We’re calling that a streak.

This week, Chris and Tracy welcome Chris’s daughter, Amelia—a nursing-bound student with big goals and honest takes on motivation, overwhelm, and how to fall back in love with the process. We talk habits, micro-wins, journaling, gratitude, and what it’s like to grow up in a loud, scroll-heavy world—and how to recalibrate when your spark dips. Along the way: post-apocalyptic vibes, animation comfort watches, and why “success” might just mean showing up today.

💬 Tell us what’s working for you right now—habits, prompts, or tiny wins.
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This week on CYourTs, Stacy drops in for fast, funny, and wildly honest conversation. We riff on favorite films, being “offensive” vs. being direct, and the constant tug-of-war between big vision and stubborn reality—at work and outside of it. We get into burnout, politics (the workplace kind), why some systems refuse to change, and how to stay yourself without sanding off every edge. It’s messy, candid, and very us.

This week, Jason joins us for a laid-back but revealing conversation about leadership, guilt, and the strange art of taking time off. From using AI as a “cheat code” at work to wrestling with the guilt of actually using PTO, the talk drifts between humor and hard truth. We explore burnout, delegation, and why the best leaders are the ones who know when to step away. It’s a mix of laughs, philosophy, and the occasional robot apocalypse reference—because of course it is.

Chris and Tracy are back with a new episode and a very special guest: Ryan Mulvanny. What starts as a lighthearted dive into favorite films quickly opens into a deeper conversation about legacy, perspective, and the ways we use our own “potential energy” in life and work. Along the way, the trio swap stories about family, community, and the lessons we carry forward—mixing humor, honesty, and more than a few tangents. Whether you’re here for laughs, reflection, or just to hear good people talk about making a difference, this episode delivers.