Curtis & Juliet Podcast

An inside look at the New York City Marathon from someone who has ran it before. 

Dominic Carter fills in as the discussion over impeachment continues. Nancy Pelosi has been saying she doesn't want to divide the country. A new proposal would allow prisoners the right to vote in New York and the Marathon is taking place this weekend. 

After some misreporting on Juliet's involvement with the upcoming "Bombshell"movie, she sets the record straight during today's show. 

The House passes an impeachment inquiry resolution and Curtis and Juliet react to the breaking news. Twitter is moving to ban all political ads, while Facebook is moving in the opposite direction. Juliet sets the record straight on some dubious reporting about her involvement with the upcoming movie, "Bombshell."

Millennials and Gen Z have come up with their own comeback to the older generation who are dissing and dismissing them. Curtis and Juliet explain what "OK Boomer" means. Members of Mayor de Blasio's mental health task force are throwing him under the bus and Corey Johnson has a radical plan to revamp city streets. 

City Council Speaker Corey Johnson's new 'master plan' for New York City streets got a green light by Mayor de Blasio. Curtis and Juliet debate the merits of the plan. 

The scandal and subsequent resignation U.S. Representative of Katie Hill has several different layers. Curtis and Juliet go through it.  

Recent incidents in New York City subways have people asking if the police are now going too far. The President was lobbing shots at Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman before he was set to testify on Capitol Hill. Bernie Sanders and President Trump have opposite viewpoints on the police and what's a throuple? 

Curtis and Juliet react to the loud boos and chants President Trump saw at Game 5 of the World Series. 

Did Curtis discover why there are so many emotionally disturbed people on the streets? He gives his theory on today's show. Curtis and Juliet discuss the raid that killed Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and more with the Trump impeachment inquiry.

Bruce Springtsteen speaks out about the president, but would that impact the way you view his music? The DOJ's look into the Steele Dossie is now a criminal investigation and the Dream Mall in New Jersey is finally open

Could you survive a haunted house so terrifying it's offering $20,000 to anyone who could complete it... BECAUSE NO ONE EVER HAS! 

Andrew Cuomo and President Trump are at odds over whether a natural gas pipeline would be a good idea. Curtis and Juliet discuss. Republics rush a closed-door hearing and President Trump's lawyer says he could shoot someone and not be charged. A haunted house in Tennessee is so confident no one will complete it they're offering $20,000 to anyone who does it. Will Curtis take up the challenge?  

The army and To The Stars Academy are teaming up to look into extraterrestrials and Juliet couldn't be more excited. The latest developments on the impeachment inquiry of President Trump and are the whispers about Hillary Clinton jumping into the presidential race becoming more than whispers?  

Curtis and Juliet discuss recent comments by famed sex therapist Dr. Ruth, who said that cheating on someone once is OK if you regret it.  

The city is trying to solve the mental health issue with New Yorkers by getting rid of lingo used by New York City employees. Curtis and Juliet explain why this plan makes no sense and doesn't address the real issues. President Trump sat down with Sean Hannity and an update on the situation in Syria. Cheating is OK if you do it once and feel bad about it, so Curtis might be off the hook for past transgressions and Juliet is thinking about getting rid of her Facebook page.

First Andy Byford resigned and then he unresigned. Curtis and Juliet take you through the back and forth by Byford. Hillary calling Tulsi Gabbard a Russian asset and the response from Gabbard. Mick Mulvaney is on the hot seat and Curtis and Juliet give out financial advice to millenials.