8 episodes
Brothers on the Phone Jim and Jack Cholewa
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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Twin brothers speaking on the phone, weekly.
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Episode 8: Jack’s New Job, Holidays, and New Year’s Resolutions
After a holiday break from podcasting, Jack and Jim return to wrap up their holiday experience. Jack explains his new job with the Fly Fishing Film Tour, which includes tangents into technology creep and an interesting discussion on the ‘barbell strategy’: the separation of working a job for money and living a life of physical […]
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Episode 7: Luck, Fat, and “The Real World”
This week, Jack and Jim take on listener questions and delve into the fat acceptance movement, sacrifices, hunting as a sustainable endeavor and extreme ownership. Books: Extreme Ownership, Jocko Willink Antifragile: Things that Gain from Disorder, Nassim Nicholas Taleb Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches, Theodore Roosevelt – FREE on Kindle Music: John Prine – […]
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Episode 6: Buck
Thanks for making it this far in our podcast journey! We do battle with another round of questions, Jim tells Jack the story of his first buck and we start offering some closing thoughts where you let us get some things off our chests. Also, to get the show up more quickly and regularly, we […]
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Episode 5: Value
Brothers on the Phone digs a little bit deeper this week, attempting wholeheartedly to avoid the election while offering a meaningful look at what it means to have values.
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Episode 4: Questions
We answer questions from listeners and talk about future plans near and far.
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Episode 3: Dorms, Ducks and the Tipi
Don’t forget to submit questions for next week’s podcast! Some technical difficulties with this one you’ll have to please excuse.
Customer Reviews
Long time listener, first time reviewer
Great conversation. Very funny. Can't wait to hear more.
I want to be friends with these guys
I'm a long time fan of both Jack and Jim, so the pairing has a priori support. In the first episode, the virgin podcasters cast a wide net and talk shotguns, weight loss, beer, family, and suburban squirrels. If they didn't broach something that tickled your pickle, then you didn't listen.
The original and unpredictable content, hilarious stories, unique (and, at times, deafening) sound effects, and voices made for radio all coalesce into one of the most enjoyable podcasts I've listened to in a long time.
My only complaint is that there aren't more episodes! Anxiously awaiting the next time I can crack open a cold one and hang out with Brothers on the Phone.
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