How the Pandemic Changed the Job Interview Process Forever

The Debbins on Demand podcast is ending, but there's a new one coming soon - launching mid April! Follow @debbins_onair so you don't miss it! 

Let’s face it, there’s things that millennials let their parents still do for them that their grandparents never did this long. But, is it actually beneficial to the parents of millennials?? Also, things that are normal in one city but not in another, watching an episode of a show without your significant other, and more! 

We talked about a couple who required credit card information on their RSVP, a set of rubber lips that can be used to kiss remotely, lying about someone dying to get people to be quiet so you can sleep, and more! 

Does the latest trend for bachelorette parties sound awesome or boring? Also, everyone loves to give a gift that is actually horrible, there’s two official starts to Spring, and future cars might be adorable. 

This week, we tried to uncover the story behind a mysterious pair of high heels found in an ashtray at Petco. Also, there’s overwhelming evidence that companies should switch to a four day work week after a major study in Britain involving 61 companies. And, Debbins felt out of his element shopping for wedding rings.

Is having a shot of vodka to loosen up before a zoom interview a terrible idea? Maybe. But if it helps, maybe not? With more job interviews being done over zoom than ever, the whole process has changed. Is it for the better? Also, we talk about the absurdity of Chuck E. Cheese and other staples of our childhoods. 

This is why you should never throw anything away. Apparently flip phones are having a resurgence with Gen Z-ers looking to disconnect. Also, if you could choose one chore to never do again, what would it be? And should we get rid of Valentine’s Day? 

We just got a dog! Which has been amazing, but also holy cow it's exhausting. Also in this episode, the keys to making a group trip successful so you avoid disaster. 

Is it bad that Debbins avoids people he knows when he sees them at the grocery store? Also in this episode, saying hi to someone and having them ignore you, Taylor Swift’s cat has more money than you do, and do you agree with the trend of not giving companies a two week notice?

Find out what people 100 years ago thought 2023 would look like as well as our predictions for 100 years from now. Also this week, a dating app in which it’s impossible to ghost someone, stress around wedding dresses, and how they should make a movie about Buffalo if they win the Superbowl.