Jeff used to be famous. More like locally famous. Ok, ok, more like famous in the radio world or maybe famous in our own minds—but we're trying to grab you here.
Jeff was a nationally syndicated morning radio personality and widely known "funny man" and executive producer for 25 years. He was riding on top of a wave at the height of radio, when morning show cast members were family members and missing a show meant starting your day off on the wrong foot.
As the radio wave was crashing, Jeff got fired. Together with his wife Callie, who had a growing following on Instagram, they came up with a new idea: to create their own "morning" show.
To take everything they loved about the comfort of their favorite shows minus the bosses, corporate restrictions, and music that routinely interrupts really compelling programming, to create a daily show with great programming and no rules.
The UPSIDE with Callie and Jeff is the literal upside to the end of Jeff's radio career. It immediately shot to the top of the Apple Podcast charts at launch and has enjoyed a loyal and inspired following ever since. There's no question why this duo has amassed so many loyal listeners: they've proven to be good people without being annoying, honest without being brutal, funny without trying too hard, and entertaining without being provocative—all while encouraging listeners to find the upside in their own lives.
The UPSIDE with Callie and Jeff covers pop culture, mental health and the ups and downs of life 5 days a week, 30 minutes a day. Welcome to THE UPSIDE.
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