The trio is back! After a much-needed summer hiatus, Denny, Amanda (the wife), and Jams (the ex-wife) reunite with surprising news - their download numbers actually increased during their absence. But the real drama unfolds as they dive into the explosive fight between Denny and Jams that occurred during their break.

What begins as casual catching-up quickly transforms into a fascinating exploration of how we apologize - or more accurately, how we fail at apologizing. Using Google's five elements of an effective apology as a framework, the hosts hilariously dissect their own shortcomings when it comes to admitting fault. Denny struggles with naming specific offenses and tends toward conditional apologies. Jams freely admits she refuses to acknowledge wrongdoing when apologizing to her fiance'. Amanda, perhaps the most emotionally intelligent of the three, watches the chaos unfold with knowing eyes.

The conversation reveals universal truths about human relationships - how we experience the same events differently, our resistance to taking full responsibility, and the healing power of a genuine "I'm sorry." Between fits of laughter and moments of surprising vulnerability, the hosts demonstrate why their chemistry has kept listeners coming back for six years and nearly 300 episodes.

The episode shifts into their signature "Relationship Advice with Ams and Jams" segment, where they tackle questions about open marriages, anniversary activities, and balancing gaming with quality time. They also address Brayden's absence from the podcast, leaving the door open for his potential return.

Listen in for a masterclass in relationship dynamics that's equal parts hilarious and insightful. And remember - as they remind us - sometimes the hardest words to say are "I was wrong."

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