After a long time off, Pam and John sit down on the eve of the election and discussed the only thing possible at this time. Politics.

This is audio only. John somehow forgot to make the cameras work properly.

Pam and John talk about a dent in John's head, 7 mistakes people make in relationships, interstellar travel, and a bunch of other random things. Enjoy.

Pam and John talk about how crazy the world is, Mormon cult wife hair, and how Pam is starting her own podcast giving advice. If you want to be on the Pamcast Advice Show, please send a message. It's everything the world needs.

Pam and John sit down to talk about current events and life. They had some equipment issues and part of the conversation is lost. They talk about politics, artificial intelligence, sports, and other topics.

Pam and John chat about the past few months. Pam graduated college, again. She explains what she has been working on. John tells about shooting his first buck at 46 and also building a Schoolie out of an old school bus.

Pam and John sit down over a few drinks to discuss what's going on in the world including inspiring words by President Biden, Roe V Wade decision, Hot Pam Summer, and more. Enjoy

Also, Pam debuts her beat boxing skills.

After a month break a new episode finally drops. Pam and John talk about Pam laying the smack down in the hood after a brawl breaks out, Naomi Judd passing, and which one of our friends think they could win a death match with a ferocious animal. Also, we talk about the Will Smith slap. Because how can you be a podcast and not?

Josh Hatcher is the host of the Manlihood Mancast with the motto, "Becoming a man is a journey. We’re all at different places. No matter your place in that journey, we all want to be better husbands, fathers, leaders — better men."

Josh and John have a conversation about everything from podcasting, being a man, conspiracies, politics, and religion.

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