
Welcome to Correct Opinions -- the first show where every opinion is correct (in my opinion.) If you're just as annoyed as I am with the over-the-topness of today's social media crazed world then you're in the right place. Whether I’m riffing on trending topics, my experiences, your college roommates "small business" (we know you haven't sold a single t-shirt, Jason) or recurring segments such as ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 372 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Why did Trey and Katie choose to have three kids so close together? They break down the reasoning behind having 3 under 3, plus Trey’s accidental $175 whiskey purchase, Eva’s birthday, airplane etiquette, “surprise” pregnancies, Tesla self-driving, a... more
Trey and Katie debate whether Trey would ever do Dancing With the Stars—and how awkward the ballroom dancing might get if he did.
Our listeners can buy one pair of glasses and get 20% off any additional pairs at WarbyParker.com/CORRECTOPINIONS — and... more
Trey and Katie recap their best family weekend in a long time, argue over football and fantasy fandom, and weigh in on listener “Correct Opinions” about kids’ shows and everyday pet peeves. Then they debut *Tantrums of the Week* after their daughter ... more
Apparently moms use group chats to solve actual problems while dads use them to send the dumbest memes possible, so we compare the evidence from both sides. We also get into chaotic kids’ play places, Katie’s questionable pescatarian rules, Trey’s Ok... more
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Had to update my review- stopped listening after years when Jake left.
Previous: Love the banter! And I love you can listen to older episodes “evergreen” style.
I hate to say this because I really did love this podcast. It has really changed since Jake left. It’s no longer a comedy podcast. It lacks energy. It’s become a bunch of parents complaining about being parents. I have children too, and I get it, but I don’t need an entire podcast about your family vomiting. I used to look forward to a funny, positive and upbeat podcast. It was different from most of the other things that I listen to. It was a palate cleanser but now I forced myself to listen a... more
When then stop doing as many adds then five stars
I used to love this podcast, it was funny, relevant and chill to listen to. It made me laugh out loud and since Jake left, I wanted to give it a solid try for at least a month it has turned into another couple podcast, which there are soo many of already. The two male comedian friends dynamic was the whole crux of what made this podcast special and hilarious. Now that it has changed into something different, (parenting, couple content) I’ll be heading out. But much love and wish you guys the bes... more
I look forward to this podcast every week! Trey and Katie are hilarious, I miss Jake but it’s still hilarious even though he had to move. Very relatable because I have 2 little kids as well and as a parent you need to laugh about the ups and downs of parenting!
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A humor-forward show built on candid, relatable banter about marriage, parenting, and everyday chaos. Hosts riff about family life, late-pregnancy anecdotes, dating and relationships, and pop culture, weaving in sponsor messages with a light, roasting tone. The dynamic between Trey and Katie—peppered with audience submissions and recurring bits—drives a casual, roast-friendly vibe that fans appreciate for its transparency and self-deprecating humor. The format often pairs personal updates with practical parenting storytelling, making it a relatable listen for busy families and fans of long-running, easygoing banter.
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