Next Time, Kill Me

Abby and Mason talk quarantine, church sermons, rest and laziness, social media, and using our God given gifts to help our community.

On this episode Mason and Abby interview Masons sister Madison on her 20th birthday. Mason and Maddie talk about childhood memories, Maddie reflects on his year, Abby asks some questions, and at the end Mason sings a song for his sister.

Abby and Mason are quarantined and tipsy (not Mason). We talk the deadly disease infecting the world, also the Coronavirus, then we read from Mason's journal, Abby reflects on self realization in her relationships, Mason sings a Diddy, and the world hasn't fallen apart yet. So while you're home quarantined by the government give this episode a listen and sing a long if ya know it.

Mason and Abby come back from a 2 week hiatus after dealing with some mental health days and a lot of reflection. They talk lows, future plans, bagel aliens, the concept of time, love language and play a couple songs.

Mason and Abby catch everybody up on their lives after a week on vacation. They had a nice Valentines Day, Abby met Mason's parents, and this weekend Mason gets to meet Abby's parents. They talk mental health, the invention of loofahs, sleep driving, and family!

In this episode Mason and Abby play their theme song, discuss the enneagram personality test, open up about vulnerability, ask each other about each other, and wonder if Mason has narcolepsy. If you're interested in learning more about the enneagram, visit enneagraminstitute.com or to take the test visit katherinefauvre.devecl.io/enneagram-quiz/

A lot has happened since last episode! Mason and Abby talk about their recent career changes, explore death and the doomsday clock, reflect on past relationships, and they found a podcast name! (For now.)

In our first episode we introduce ourselves, talk about living in Los Angeles, where we work, how we met, Abby spills her beer, Mason does a Christopher Walken impression, and we didn't know what we were gonna call this podcast. We're winging it and you're along for the journey.