Citr -- Now We're Talking

Jeff and Keith talk about specific songs and artists that have inspired them over the years.

It's a sequel of sorts to Episode #23 (Feb. 5th, 2017) when Jeff filled you in on his challenging version of 2016 and his efforts to move forward. Jeff speaks candidly about confronting the final piece of his recovery: acceptance.

Jeff and Keith play songs about driving for the annual CiTR Fundrive episode while appealing to your generous nature as loyal listeners :)

Jeff and Keith play sun-themed songs in tribute to the fast approaching phenomenon known as Daylight Saving Time. Jeff is eager to consider how this shadow devouring accelerant will likely result in renewed grass stained wrassling adventures.

Jeff is alone in the studio this week and takes the opportunity to discuss and play some of his favourite songs that have inspired his own songwriting.

In the spirit of full disclosure, Jeff reveals that he is a musician and takes this opportunity to share some songs he has written and recorded over the years. Jeff and Keith get a taste of fast talking commercial radio style delivery and feel like they are on speed!

Jeff and Keith are united again in the studio as they tackle a range of topics. Jeff's friend Chantal calls in from Prince Edward County, Ontario to discuss the futility of New Year's resolutions and the formula for making positive change in your life. Sheila from West Virginia also calls in to discuss ping pong while racing towards UBC from Port Coquitlam in search of a stronger radio signal.

Jeff resumes the show after a 2 month hiatus with a discussion about the strange year that was 2016 for him personally. A monologue about pulling yourself out of a difficult place when you hit your "rock bottom" leads to a satisfying dialogue with a listener about starting again. Have no fear, Keith will be back next week!

This could be the show of all shows. Keith generously shares the details of procurement pertaining to the adventurous sex makers of Marpole. *This show description has been translated from German, apparently.

Series 3 commences! Jeff boasts about his new status as a published audiobook author, albeit of a "petite novella-ita." Brad the self-proclaimed metalhead calls in to chat, and Keith remembers when he was a slim, sexy bitch.

Series 2 of Now We're Talking concludes with an intriguing conversation about Keith's naked sleep disorder.

Jeff and Keith discuss America's flirtation with fascism (of the orange variety).

Jeff and Keith discuss "The Orange Nightmare" that has plagued us all and will finally this week be confronted with a US referendum on decency.

Jeff and Keith remember trick or treating glory days and Keith contributes a spooky ghost story that has nothing to do with gorillas. Boo! (not of the jeering variety).

Jeff and Keith unexpectedly discuss the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare") and partisan paralysis in the United States. Will Facebook Millenials save us all with a new ideological framework for the 21st century or are we forever doomed to rinse-wash-repeat our way through the current spectrum of political philosophy?

If Donald Trump's assertion is true that there is a conspiracy by the "mainstream media" to undermine his presidential candidacy, and Jeff and Keith have clearly expressed the view that he is a fascistic clown, then deductive reasoning suggests NWT has gone mainstream! In this week's episode, Jeff and Keith discuss the possibility that their new mainstream status may produce a broader listenership for the show.

Jeff and Keith discuss the hypothetical conundrum of choosing between baseball glory and political justice as the show ventures into classic talk radio topics: Sports and Politics.

An exploration of Jeff's renewed fanaticism for the Toronto Blue Jays transforms the first half of the show into NWT: Sports Talk. Keith gives an overview of his television shows of interest for the new fall season and contributes this week's Explosive Essay.

Keith kicks things off with an explosive essay about an incident with a banana. Jeff concedes that most aspects of the show are influenced by Katharine Hepburn. Also, amidst attempts to remove their shirts in the studio, Jeff and Keith question whether Corey Feldman would consider shelving his new double album so that he may instead focus on starting a cover band with Kiefer Sutherland, Jason Patric and Dianne Wiest.

Jeff and Keith are back for a new season of Now We're Talking! Now that summer has drawn to a close, we've decided to commence a second "series" in the tradition of British television. Keith kicks things off with his "Ode To The Fall" essay which recounts his first post pre-teen autumn on the west coast. We also begin a new segment in which we offer a unique spin on how to grade films on Netflix by utilizing all 26 letters in the alphabet. However, even this mastery doesn't enable Jeff to correctly pronounce the name: Chiwetel Ejiofor.