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Happy Half Hour Recap: Toboggan or Beanie?

Dec 03, 2020 at 09:34 AM

In this week's episode of the Happy Half Hour podcast presented by Morris-Jenkins, hosts Kristen Balboni and Will Bryan debate winter wear, must-see movies and things we say 'bye' to.

Podcast highlights include:

0:51 - Beanie or Toboggan??

5:08 - Panthers-Vikings Recap

8:21 - Christian McCaffrey is a difference-maker

11:37 - Jeremy Chinn's rookie season has been award-worthy

21:09 - Stat of the Week.

23:15 - What would you like to say BYE to?

34:08 - Weird question of the week: What three movies will you show your future kids?

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