Keeping up with the Chaos

By: JaKob Daniel & ZaK Morris
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  • Summary

  • It’s not just drama, it’s Keeping up with the Chaos. Listen each week as JaKob and Zak bring you an uncensored half hour of pop culture commentary, real life drama and stories unlike anything you’ve heard before.
    Copyright 2021 JaKob Daniel & ZaK Morris
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Episodes
  • KUWTC 4: AMA's featuring Hole Glaze

    KUWTC 4: AMA's featuring Hole Glaze
    Dec 1 2021
    On this episode of Keeping up with the Chaos JaKob and Zak discuss Adele’s new album and review the amazing performances from the AMA’s. Don't go in dry, grab the lube and keep it sticky as some chaos drama between the hosts gets dragged up.
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    47 mins
  • KUWTC 3: Year of our QUEENS: Part 2

    KUWTC 3: Year of our QUEENS: Part 2
    Nov 17 2021
    The chaos continues… we finish talking “Year of our Queens” where JaKob breaks down the juicy details of past Taylor Swift drama. While Zak chimes in to share his opinions on chastity cages, and JaKob tells story about a bizarre interaction at Starbucks. Lasty, JaKob and ZaK talk about their favorite underrated artists.
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    25 mins
  • KUWTC 2: Year of our QUEENS: Part 1

    KUWTC 2: Year of our QUEENS: Part 1
    Nov 17 2021
    On this weeks episode of Keeping Up With The Chaos, JaKob and Zak are digging into some news we’ve all been waiting for… OUR QUEEN BRTNEY IS FINALLY FREE. On this episode they also dive into the re-release of Taylor Swift’s Red (Taylor’s Version). JaKob ultimately gets Zak up to speed on all the drama our Queen Taylor has endured and and how she continues to inspire us all. 
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    28 mins

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