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After a 3 week hiatus, The Up and Adam Podcast...with Stephanie returns. Here is what you can expect: earthquakes, two listeners, birthday parties, spa day, chicken fingers, cake, misspellings, Hawaii, itinerary, packing, Zumba, fireworks, airplanes, middle seats, ice cream, licking, bagel guy, the Raiders, Maine, State Capitals, brush your teeth, pajama shirts at 5pm, shamrock my world, and why are we married. Don't worry, once you hear the show, this will all make sense
This week on the Up and Adam Podcast...with Stephanie, Adam is distracted by NBA Free Agency, but eagerly provides updates as new deals are announced. Steph tries to keep it all together, and somehow ends up creating her own technology - AL Powered? With 4th of July coming up, we'll tell you what to eat, but then complain about being you being late and having warm beer.
On this edition of the Up and Adam Podcast...with Stephanie, Adam offers his final review of the Fitbit, which somehow leads to the word tushy being used. News stories this week include rats at B-Dubs, fights at Little League, Target, and Stephanie tells us all about Space Jam 2 (kinda). We also review the origin of popular sayings, and Steph gives us her 5 best sleeps. To close, we were annoyed, by candy?
Adam and Stephanie reveal the wonderful Father's Day presents Adam received, including a Fitbit. Not surprisingly, Adam is skeptical. In the news this week includes topics such as power outages, the Golden State Warriors, the World Cup, Oranges, and OJ Simpson. Stay for the end of the show to hear Adam and Stephanie quarrel, and tell us who won!
The Up and Adam Podcast...with Stephanie, turns 10, and celebrates by running through some riveting news stories and current events, including foul balls, assault, spelling, strip clubs, and the Golden State Warriors. Stephanie tests Adam on things a man shouldn't say to a woman, which naturally leads to conversation about ketchup and couples who dress alike. Lastly, Stephanie hates coupons.
On this edition of The Up and Adam Podcast...with Stephanie, we quiz Stephanie on the meaning of popular slang terms, which went about as well as expected. In honor of Kylie Jenner, Steph offers to give Adam a tattoo, which leads into a conversation about trusting your partner. Steph lectures the world on bad teachers, while Adam is incredulous that we can't tell kids they were bad. Oh, and don't call it "Cinco de Drinko", that's lame.
On Episode 6 of the Up and Adam Podcast...with Stephanie, we review a cruel trick that a woman plays on her husband, and whether or not Adam would fall for the same trick. Adam shares some guy truths with Stephanie, including the science behind selecting and using a urinal. Adam and Steph tackle user questions, including favorite athletes and if we should like Tiger Woods. To close, a new pie to the face challenge has emerged, and there should be no contest this time
The show opens with a recap of the pie in the face challenge, and the new name of the show? There is also a healthy discussion of phobias, which somehow included clowns, snakes, bad drivers, and people at the grocery store. In life advice, the show takes a personal turn for one of the hosts. To close, we have a history with car dealerships - and it isn't great.
Episode 4 of The Up and Adam Podcast features a review of the early days of the Adam and Stephanie union, including the first meeting and the proposal. Was it love at first sight? You'll want to find out. We also review the terrible TV shows that Stephanie watches, Adam's feelings on the apocalypse, and a host vs. host challenge. It will end with pie!
This week on the Up and Adam Podcast, we get an update on Steph's "teach the teacher" conversation and her weekly heist group changes. After feedback from the listeners, an essential question needs to be answered: is Adam mean? And if so, what will he do about it? Steph turns the tables and grills Adam on his favorite topics and embarrassing moments. Lastly, based on user questions, what do we do about middle school dating?
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