Chaos Magnets

In this episode, John and Amelia are bickering but they get over it when they both decide they want a top hat. They discuss whether or not either of them could see the “magic eye” images in the 90s and John talks about the odd jobs he had as a teenager. Amelia reveals her crippling fear of snakes and we found out how each of them spent their prom. Would a soft pretzel make for a good bed and do you have a cool zodiac or not? Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, Amelia is doing her best to be a functional human first thing in the morning. John discusses the gym buddies he had at one time. Why is coffee a non-effective choice for the cohosts. Is Clue a perfect film? And a semi-deep dive into Amelia's questions and problems with The Mummy franchise. Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we meet John’s alter ego “Rick,” and hear about the time Amelia tried to talk her friend into causing a scene at a froyo place. The cohosts discuss why celebrities keep trying to run into them on the street and what causes the church giggles. Should you watch Veronica Mars and or Party Down? Do you read the obits? What do you do with work merch when you’ve left a job? Do you call it “stuffing” or “dressing”? These questions and more, this week on Chaos Magnets. Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we find out what apocalyptic snacks John and Amelia would consume. What are the things they've said in professional settings that probably raise eyebrows? Was this 80's miniseries a PSA or just designed to scare the crap out of kids? What would happen if someone tried to kidnap Amelia? And why does John not like horror movies? Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we find out why Ozzy Osbourne once laughed at Amelia and if George Clooney noticed John at a bar. What is the unhinged activity that connects our intrepid hosts? Do people make death announcements on April Fool's Day and what does it mean to "win therapy"? The pair discuss whether they should start a festival and if so, what kind. Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we decide the best place to put artwork depicting sex gods and how much we hate the sound of our own voices. We name the best and worst Easter candy and establish whether or not Amelia would do anything for a Klondike Bar. Are our television watching habits a generational response and do we deserve the uncoordinated injuries we inflict on ourselves or that we receive from our children? Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we find how much John loves hockey and where Amelia gets all her hockey knowledge. How Amelia engages in small talk at the most inopportune times. Are robots and Ai going to take over the world, one massage place at a time? And John explains how he combats awkward silences in parenting groups. Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, John tries to convince Amelia going to the gym will be good for her but introduces the concept of "soft life." Are their spirit animals compatible? What lengths will Amelia go through to get a cup of coffee? What's more fun, playing ping pong at Prince's estate or playing LEGO The Incredibles? And John has thoughts on adults wearing backwards baseball caps. Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we try to find out how much coffee Amelia actually drinks. Whether Renaissance festivals and Medieval Times are worth the experience. And they get super opinionated on awards show fashion. Is it better to have pockets or a handbag...let's discuss. Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, we find out if John’s commitment issues will keep the two from becoming Olympic curlers and whether or not Amelia gets comments or compliments on her flexibility. Is Ryan Murphy’s Love Story worth watching? Can Amelia really name all the Monkees? The pair discuss the types of music they like and why they love “sad girl covers,” as well as the time Amelia got to witness someone rage quit.Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

In this episode, John and Amelia talk about the birthday parties they had as kids and what gave them trust issues and Amelia tells "The Pope Room" story.Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.

Meet John and Amelia...the Chaos MagnetsAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett Thompson

In this episode, Amelia and John discuss the fact they met at work but never actually worked together. What came after was a random friendship between two people who feed off each other's chaos.Follow us on social: Instagram, FacebookEmail us at: [email protected] song: “Chaotic Goods,” performed by Garrett ThompsonAbout the Show: Hosted by Amelia and John, Chaos Magnets is a deeply unserious podcast where two former co-workers (who never actually worked together) check-in with each other because neither one can afford therapy. Each week they chat about pop culture, current events, workplace nonsense, and the chaotic building blocks that made them the somewhat maladjusted adults they are. Do you have trouble making friends as an adult? So do they. Drop into their conversation and see if you can follow the train of thought.