"Crochet, Cantore & Confrontation: A Real-Life Redd & Green Storm"

04/23/25 • 30 min

In this heartfelt and hilariously unfiltered episode of Redd & Green: The Podcast, Kristie and Jeff dive into everything from whisper fails and slamming doors to hurricanes, heartbreak, and handcarts. Kristie reflects on a challenging year of illness and healing, while Jeff shares the emotional weight of saying goodbye to his students. They unpack a jaw-dropping encounter with a rude restaurant manager, the decline of in-person shopping (RIP Joann's), and why moving houses might just be worse than heartbreak.

You’ll laugh, and definitely relate as the couple navigates relationships, weight struggles, generational shopping shifts, and how to handle bad business with grace—or a really honest Google review. It’s a mix of wisdom, warmth, and just the right dose of Southern sass.

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Unquit, Unfiltered, and Unapologetically Us

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Kristie and Jeff are back—and married! In this long-overdue return, they dive into life as newlyweds, reflect on their DIY wedding, and share why they took a break from podcasting. From wedding drama to wild travel stories (including flying with crushed protein chips), autoimmune struggles, and Jeff’s reaction to Kristie’s crochet obsession, this episode is real, raw, and full of love. Tune in for laughs, honesty, and a glimpse into their beautiful chaos.

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“Are We the Drama? Navigating Group Chats, Ghosting, and Grown Folks Friendship”

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This week, Redd and Green tackle the chaos and comedy of adult friendships—especially in the age of group chats, read receipts, and mysterious ghostings. Why do friendships feel harder to manage as grown-ups? Is it boundaries... or just burnout? We’ll share personal stories about awkward group dynamics, unspoken fallouts, and how we’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) to keep our peace and our people. Plus, we answer the question: If someone leaves the group chat, is it a declaration of war?