District of Confusion
Welcome to District of Confusion — the podcast where Christian and DJ Easy, two NYC natives turned DMV locals, navigate life in a city full of transplants. No scripts, no filters, and definitely no boundaries. From dating and entrepreneurship to food, culture, and the age-old question: why are we still living here? Nothing’s off the table. Whether it’s spicy debates between transplants and natives or bold, unpopular takes about life in DC, District of Confusion podcast will be like arguing over mumbo sauce in a U Street carryout—messy, loud, hilarious, and 100% authentic. Confused? So are we. Let’s talk about it.
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Monday Jun 23, 2025
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Christian and DJ Easy—two NYC natives who settled into DC — are back to unpack life in a city full of transplants. This week, they’re joined by Val Grisales, a DMV newcomer just nine months deep in the chaos.
From dating apps to gym culture, food finds to cultural curveballs, the trio dives into what it really means to settle into the District.
Will Val stay or is she already mentally repacking? Tap in for laughs, lessons, and unfiltered takes on surviving (and maybe thriving) in the DMV.
Monday Jun 02, 2025
Monday Jun 02, 2025
Join Christian and DJ Easy, two New Yorkers turned DMV locals, as they navigate a city full of transplants.
In this debut episode, they share their personal stories of why they relocated to the DMV area, and their stories of nearly a decade of life in the DMV has panned out for them.
Through humorous anecdotes and candid discussions, learn about the vibrant and sometimes confusing life in a city full of transplants. Whether it's the struggles of adapting to a slower-paced lifestyle, navigating career changes, or understanding the diverse social scene, Christian and DJ Easy tackle it all with authenticity and humor.
Tune in to discover how they balance their creative passions with professional endeavors, and why DC, despite its challenges, remains an intriguing place to call home. Perfect for anyone curious about the real life in the nation's capital beyond the politics and monuments.