Reverse Jackass

Nick & Evelyn
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When an American and Canadian risk it all to bring peace between their forced-together-by-geography situationship. 

  1. 1 NGÀY TRƯỚC

    Ep13: Nick told lies in his underwear; Evelyn drove straight into a life lesson.

    This episode of Reverse Jackass is pure mayhem:  Nick explains how a college tantrum led to drywall destruction and an absolutely deranged (yet completely successful) plan to avoid consequences. Evelyn counters with a story involving a totaled car, broken glass, just out of reach chicken nuggets, and the kind of decision-making that makes you reconsider left turns forever. Also featured: Nick and Evelyn want to give a big shoutout to Nick’s far more talented brother, Bobby Bognar, who graciously allowed us to use his song "Heartbreaker" by his band the Piper Downs. Bobby, you are a true professional entering a deeply unserious episode. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    28 phút

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    Ep12: Evelyn's thankful for the leek; Nick's thankful for gluten.

    It’s Canadian Thanksgiving at the time this Reverse Jackass episode was recorded (even though it's closer to Valentine's Day at the time this is released, WE KNOW OK, GET OVER IT), and Evelyn is ready to sincerely express her gratitude… for overlooked vegetables, surprise double garbage pickup, and the joys of ergonomic design. Nick, meanwhile, is thankful for gluten, therapy, and a wedding toast gone off the rails thanks to an imbibed and despairing (worst combo, btw) bridesmaid. This episode is part friendship roast, part cultural exchange, and part ode to the everyday things that (almost) never get thanked. Whether you’re the kind of person who reflects deeply on gratitude or just wants to hear about Canadian municipal composting, you’ll feel right at home here. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    27 phút

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    Ep11: Nick sets the record straight about Texas and Oklahoma; Evelyn sets the record straight about poutine.

    What happens when an American mislabels Canada’s national dish and brings up the Oklahoma–Texas rivalry? Let’s just say: tensions rise, and it's not pretty. In episode 11 of the Reverse Jackass podcast, Evelyn explains the VERY. SPECIFIC. RULES. of what makes a real poutine (spoiler: it’s not just fries with gravy and shredded cheese, you animals), while Nick recounts a moment of cultural tension in a gas station on the wrong side of the Red River. Together, they explore sacred regional rivalries, the fragility of cross-border culinary respect, and whether you can hear cheese. This episode is absolutely a food fight disguised as a podcast episode. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    22 phút

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    Ep10: Evelyn has major beef with entitled old women; Nick has enough of VIPs having temper tantrums.

    We're now into double-digits over here with our 10th episode of the Reverse Jackass podcast. The hydro's out at Evelyn's place, so she does the classic "social media manager working from a coffee shop” move… and immediately gets betrayed by a wobbly table and spills her tragically expensive Americano all over. From there, it’s off to an upscale market for $15 coffee-caramel sauce, where the parking lot has some weird, geriatric Hunger Games vibes, and the aisles are ruled by silver-haired, me-first entitlement. Inspired by the day’s “three-act rage ballet”, Evelyn gifts Nick the prompt of his dreams: eight minutes to rant about anything that chaps his ass. Nick unloads years of service-industry fury, from “this is a real problem” wine snobbery, to unloading taco ingredients in Santa Monica, to Getty Center VIPs pulling rank for window seats and top-of-the-hill parking.  Then the diplomacy question lands: Do Canadians big-time each other the way LA VIPs do? There's only one way to find out. Actually, there's probably a few ways if we're being honest. It's Reverse Jackass. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    23 phút

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    Ep9: Nick petitions to delete the equal sign; Evelyn burned a piano.

    In Episode 9 of Reverse Jackass, Nick tries his darndest to bring Canada and the US together through the idea of innovation. He unveils his “million-dollar therapy idea” (never read the comments), then he tries to “innovate mathematics" (deleting the equal sign entirely), and finally, he asks Evelyn to confess what she’s contributed to music theory (spoiler: she burned a piano in a field, learned some cool things in a 20th century opera course, and holds a deep respect for “don’t take this too seriously” when being creative).  Will Nick be satisfied with Evelyn's response to his question, or will he call her the Queen of the Cop-Out? MOST IMPORTANTLY: Do you have a terrible song you wrote in high school and want us to analyze it in a future episode (obviously you do)? Well you can submit that thing to the official Reverse Jackass email address: REVERSEJACKASS@GMAIL.COM *SIGH* Are we finally becoming friendly neighbo(u)rs… or just being cringy? Hopefully it's both. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    19 phút

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    Ep8: Evelyn insists pianists are normal; Nick survives unnecessary yoga.

    In Episode 8 of Reverse Jackass, Evelyn thinks she's choosing a topic of levity, but she may have spoken too soon. She and Nick rewind to their original career dreams (composer and actor) and compare the stereotypes that come with the territory, from instrument cliques to theater department pecking orders. Nostalgia then takes a sharp turn as the discussion quickly shifts to “let’s unpack the weird shit we survived in arts school.” Nick recounts the “Greg vs. Jerry” divide in his program, and Evelyn reminisces on her racist, terrifying piano instructor who'd have given J. K. Simmons a run for his money. Will a pinch of cross-border trauma bonding help us become better neighbo(u)rs? Probably. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    26 phút

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    A special statement from Nick & Evelyn

    This special statement doesn’t have jokes or banter. It has us, speaking plainly about what’s been happening in the United States, including the killing of Renée Good and Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis. We’re heartbroken. And furious.  Thanks for being the kind of audience we can speak honestly with. (To be honest, we didn't know whether it was appropriate for us to release an episode alongside this message, in case it alloys what we wanted to say. So we're going to push today's episode to tomorrow, and be back on track on Thursday.) TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    6 phút

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    Ep7: Nick gets stoned (not like that); Evelyn gets judged (also not like that).

    Fresh off their CBC Radio debut (watch out, "Board of Canada"), Nick and Evelyn return with tales of flags: Clinical red flags, that is. Nick opens with a story about a high school bully turned co-worker: someone so bizarrely charismatic and casually cruel, he could only be explained through diagnostic criteria. Evelyn counters with her own real-life Canadian villain, whose opening line to her was: “Oh… you’re eating...again.” She's almost positive there are a few chapters in a psychology book waiting to be highlighted about this situation. Together, they unpack the strange relief of realizing you’re not the problem, they are, and Evelyn asks the question many of wonder: Can people like that ever really change?  All in a day's work for two cross-border neighbo(u)rs just trying to make sense of the weirdos we all meet. TEXT US!...and we'll respond, because that's the kind of people we are. ============= Want to get in touch with Nick & Evelyn? Email them at reversejackass@gmail.com

    24 phút
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When an American and Canadian risk it all to bring peace between their forced-together-by-geography situationship. 

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