The two Pantsmen analyze the mortality of the podcast and get really grumpy about it. They also talk about a 2022 new release ya just may be familiar with!

Would you bone your clone? We talked about the shower stuff... again. We talked about something else, I feel like, for a good length of time. I thought it was pretty good. Happy Halloween.

The two Pantsmen with special guests Celise and Jonah discuss the many crimes of Google, the new Limp Bizkit song, and settle the age-old score: what DOES it mean to look a gift horse in the mouth? The answer may surprise you!

The Pantsmen return henceforth hitherto with great gumption and remarkable gumption. Here, here they discuss, discuss many great topics including but not limited to: jump humps, back pain, pickled red onions, Ralph "Ray" Fiennes, and a little 2004 album ya just might be familiar with! Celise is here too.

The two Pantsmen with a special shortsman discuss so many things, none of which come to mind at the moment. They also discuss a seminal 1990s record by an artist you've probably heard of.

The two Pantsmen are back and oilier than ever... Join them as they talk about all things ice, the Grammys, and the daily fortune. Plus, they might just delve into a little '90s overlooked classic. Enjoy!

On this special episode of And Pants, the two Pantsmen have not one, but TWO special guests--Grant and Celise! They talk about everything, really, but mostly internet memes from the mid 2000s and Donkey Kong. I'm actually writing this description the day after we recorded it, and I'm not 100% sure whether or not we talk about Donkey Kong, but I think we do. And, of course, the two Pantsmen close the episode by dissecting a classic 1993 record you just might be familiar with!

Busted! The two Pantsmen get sent to detention and have to talk about yet another '80s classic, they also lose their debit cards, beg for guests, and get dumber than ever before.

The two Pantsmen finally delve into Haim's new song, discuss the uncertainty of the human voice, dissect another one of the greatest '80s synthpop records, and the complications that comes with having a hyphenated name.

The two pantsmen compare apples and oranges, dissect one of the greatest '80s synthpop records, settle the great debate, and even take a few moments to stitch time once and for all.