In this episode of the Reverse Jackass podcast, Nick confesses his lifelong fear of horses (he blames a traumatizing 80s talk show and the subpar reconstructive surgery practices du jour), and relives the time he had to go horseback riding in France armed with exactly zero French equestrian-themed nouns. Meanwhile, Evelyn attempts to explain Canada’s mysterious (and slightly chaotic) “Stag and Doe” parties, which combine flannel, beer tickets, and light gambling in support of rural weddings.

The pair also tackle the classic French maxim “a thousand cheeses and one church,” exploring what that ratio might look like in the US and Canada. (Spoiler: Celine Dion is somehow involved.) There’s talk of cash bars, cultural shame, and how peach schnapps and the ibex might be South Africa’s secret weapon.

Join Nick and Evelyn as they expertly knit together a cross-border friendship that would rival the toques made by Newfoundland grandmothers.

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