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This episode is pure joy.

Jeff Allen is joined by his wife, Tami—affectionately known as “Buttercup”—for an episode full of nonstop laughter, real marriage moments, and the kind of chemistry you only get after decades together.

From playful banter and inside jokes to honest reflections on life, faith, and growing together, Jeff and Tami remind us why laughter really is good medicine. This conversation is lighthearted, genuine, and full of those moments where you can hear just how much fun they have together.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes of Jeff’s comedy life—or just want to laugh along with a couple who truly enjoy each other—this episode is for you.

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In this special end-of-year episode of Who Gave Jeff Allen a Podcast?, Jeff Allen sits down with Candy Christmas, founder of The Bridge Ministry, for a powerful and hope-filled conversation about faith, recovery, redemption, and what it truly means to meet people where they are.

Candy shares the heart behind The Bridge Ministry, a Christ-centered outreach devoted to walking alongside those struggling with addiction, homelessness, and life after incarceration. With honesty, compassion, and unwavering faith, Candy talks about how God uses broken places to build bridges—bridges back to family, community, and ultimately, Christ.

Jeff and Candy dive into:

• How The Bridge Ministry serves people in recovery
• The role of faith in addiction recovery and healing
• Why serving can be both painful and hopeful.
• The power of community, grace, and second chances
• Seeing people not as their past, but as who God is calling them to become

This episode is a reminder that no one is too far gone, and that the Gospel still changes lives—especially in the hardest seasons. Whether you’re walking through recovery yourself, loving someone who is, or simply needing encouragement this season, this conversation will meet you right where you are.

A timely, meaningful episode about faith, recovery, ministry, and the hope of Christ—just in time for Christmas.

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What happens when world-class family harmony meets raw faith? 🎶🔥
In this unforgettable episode of Who Gave Jeff Allen a Podcast?, Jeff Allen sits down with The Martin Singing Group, a legendary gospel family whose harmonies have been stopping people in their tracks for decades.

From their deep roots in gospel music to the powerful stories behind their songs, the Martins share how faith, family, and music shaped their calling. What starts as a conversation quickly turns into a moment that leaves the room silent — and gives everyone chills.

This episode isn’t just about music. It’s about legacy, obedience, testimony, and trusting God with your gift. Whether you love gospel harmony, faith-based conversations, or authentic stories of redemption, this is one you don’t want to miss.

👉 Stay until the end — the singing moment everyone is talking about happens when you least expect it.

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