Downhill From Here: Recent Episodes
Michael Richard Camit
We may live in the dumbest timeline, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy discussing life's idiocy with our broke friends!
Today my friends, Sara and Ava, talk about the wacky/unique/probably-illegal-somewhere traditions that we've taken part it.
Bit of an update: I got a new job at a broadcasting company! Consequently, episodes of the show may be a bit......spaced. In the even this podcast ever blows up, then please let me know.
Today my very good friend, Nick Bishop, and I hearken back to our Catholic roots and discuss the ultimate question:
What modern-day jobs belong on the ten circles of Hell?
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You are a beautiful person!
If you ruled the world, what laws would you finally enact? Would you do good for society, or would you finally tackle that laundry list of pet-peeves you wish was illegal?
I'll let you guess which one's more fun to talk about...
The Instagram page is official!
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Today I am joined by my friend and New York City local, Gabe, as I tell him my descent into madness as a woeful tourist in the Big Apple.
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How do you simultaneously get a story and check your family's sanity?
You go on a road trip with them.
In which we talk story about the times our family vacations became seared into memory.
Instagram page coming soon!
In which our attempts to talk about anything usually resulted in dissing our home towns.
Take a shot for every time I say "that is true."
In which our conversation about new movies circles into a discussion about old toys, burger chains, Utah culture, and guilty pleasure films.
I don't know how either.
Today my good friend, Daniel Andersen, and I talk about the stuff in the title.
That's it, really.
Life is fleeting, money is scarce, and intelligence is overrated.
Friends and stupidity are eternal.