In this episode of Good Times, Noodle Salad, Matt and Chris dive into the wild world of 1000 Pound Sisters, breaking down the drama, the laughs, and why we just can’t look away. Chris shares his personal journey back to Christianity, reflecting on faith, growth, and what it means for him today. In classic Matt fashion, he completely botches the legendary Killdozer story. Then the brothers talk about the pendulum swinging back with the election and inauguration of Trump.

Episode 11: Boundaries, Booths, and Being Real

In this episode of Good Times, Noodle Salad, brothers Chris and Matt Smith dive into the art of setting boundaries in relationships—whether it's with family, friends, or at work. They share their personal experiences and struggles, offering insights with their signature blend of humor and honesty.

Meanwhile, Matt's got a new marketing ploy: setting up a farmers market booth. Is it a genius move or just another excuse to people-watch?

The brothers also get real about podcasting—how they're striving to create something authentic and successful without over-engineering it. From embracing their true selves to balancing structure with spontaneity, they discuss what it takes to keep Good Times, Noodle Salad as genuine as possible.

Join Chris and Matt for another laid-back yet thought-provoking conversation filled with laughs, insights, and maybe a little noodle salad wisdom.

In this milestone 10th episode of Good Times, Noodle Salad, brothers Matt and Chris Smith bring their trademark blend of humor, insight, and authenticity to some of life's trickiest topics. They kick things off with a practical dive into "hacking parenting" by using chore charts to make kids more independent—and parents less stressed.

Next, the brothers explore how hunting can serve as a form of meditation for busy men, blending quiet reflection with primal focus. Whether you're an avid hunter or just curious, this segment highlights the surprising mental health benefits of time spent outdoors.

Finally, Matt and Chris tackle a hot-button workplace issue: bad managers. They share real-life stories about how a single ineffective leader can derail an otherwise great company—and how to navigate these challenging dynamics.