Everyone Has A Podcast

This week on the pod, it’s Adam and Chris! But wait there’s more! Adam and Chris talk during this episode! BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! They play a song during the break! BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! Then a guy dies! What the fuck? BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! After the break, Chris…BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE! And then the episode ends and there’s isn't anymore until next week.

This week on the pod, Adam, and Bryon discuss high-end brands selling out, rental cars, light being racist, and diversity.

This week Adam and Bryon kick off the show with some open-mouthed kissing and heavy petting. Somewhere around the twenty-eight-minute mark, if you turn the vol up, you can hear the two hosts removing each other’s belts. During the Chris pick, God turns his back for good. Eventually, this episode ends and the outro plays. Note: Due to the graphic nature of Adam and Bryon’s not-so-secret affair, all of the gross, wet, cummy, sex noises were edited out.

This week Adam and Bryon discuss microwaves, strange town bylaws, moving woes, and a bunch of other stuff. It felt like a good episode.

[Originally recorded Sunday, April 5, 2020] This week Adam and Bryon discuss quarantine birthdays, spouses sleeping in separate beds, and bad movie titles.

This week Adam and Bryon talk about…a bunch of stuff. None of it was all that memorable. Adam had no energy and dragged the show down like the walking boat anchor he is. I mean, just let the incoherent unfunny rambling speak for itself.

This week Adam and Bryon discuss Bryon’s odd allergy combo, over-indulgence, and Canadian cuisine.

This week Chris is back with his sassy brand of off-color comedy *Explosions* And you won’t believe what happens next! Ohhh boy, you shouldn’t even be reading this, just go listen to the episode.

This week the Adam and Bryon talk about quarantine cleaning, far-north Canadians, and misheard lyrics.

This week the Adam and Bryon talk about expired food stores, mushrooms growing through floors, homeownership, and a bunch of other stuff to fill in those sweet little gaps. We recommend listening from the beginning to the end.