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Chitty Chat #48 | "Kids Having Kids Without Intentions"

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D Jones argues you can't just blame parents when kids spend more time at school than at home.
The episode begins with host D Jones introducing the Chitty Chat format, which is more intimate than the regular show, featuring a mild bucket and spicy bucket for topics. He starts with announcements, promoting Toya's junior chef competition in San Antonio and B. Kean's barber boot camp for youth. For the mild bucket, Jones disagrees with the idea that kids can't be punished due to bad parents, arguing children spend more time at school than with parents, so teachers should provide life guidance beyond academics. He calls a mic talker who agrees parents are the primary influence but notes discipline is harder today due to CPS fears. They discuss generational differences in parenting, with Jones emphasizing not being a friend to kids or students. In the spicy bucket, Jones asks what not to do when dating without serious intentions. A caller advises not pursuing it if goals don't align, while another suggests avoiding swapping DNA, dating, or meeting friends and family. Jones shares his view that dating implies commitment, contrasting with casual modern definitions, and warns against introducing children or assuming the worst about partners. He also touches on sexual honesty and double standards in consent. The episode ends with a prayer, updates on Jones's upcoming emcee event and movie releases, and repeats the announcements.

As heard by us

Chitty Chat #48 pairs a Rad track with D Jones working through a dating question in real time.

Chitty Chat #48 leans into a light, conversational groove as D Jones starts with "Tell Me What You Want" by Rad and frames the moment around new music, smooth sounds, and a little R&B lover energy.

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Why you'd press play

For when you want a dating-question tangent that opens with a Rad track and no fuss.

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