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Wiped Counters, Hidden Condoms & Bedroom Labradors

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Wed, 13 May 2026 06:00:00 +0000

You can tell a lot about a relationship by how people fight about chores. Not the big, dramatic fights either, the tiny daily ones: the counter that “was wiped,” the laundry that never makes it out of the basket, the car that somehow always has no gas, and the kid mess that appears five minutes after you cleaned. We sit down as a wife, an ex-wife, and the guy who thought putting both in a studio was a good idea, and we get honest about what household chores really represent: respect, mental load, and whether you feel like you’re doing life with a partner or for a partner.

We dig into practical ways to divide household labor without turning your home into a scoreboard. That includes why kids need age-appropriate chores, how paying for tasks can motivate without spoiling, and why “invisible labor” matters as much as mopping and dishes. We also talk cleanliness standards, how to set expectations without sounding like a parent, and why schedules help until real life blows them up. If you’ve ever thought, “I shouldn’t have to ask,” or “If you tell me to do it, I won’t,” you’ll recognize yourself fast.

Then we pivot into our advice segment with three situations that escalate quickly: a spouse finds an unopened box of condoms in a glove box after years of monogamy, a Labrador refuses to leave the bed during intimacy, and a husband with binoculars crosses into neighbor-watching territory. We break down what’s harmless, what’s suspicious, and what’s a straight-up boundary problem, with the kind of blunt honesty you’d expect from people who’ve already been through the hard stuff.

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Useless Trivia Night

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Wed, 6 May 2026 06:00:00 +0000

The fastest way to reveal someone’s personality is to hand them a microphone, a score sheet, and a stack of “useless trivia” questions. We kick things off with our signature chaos, then launch into a wife vs ex-wife vs Kenny Farmer showdown where the facts get weird fast. Think Navy-trained dolphins, cookie history, cartoon name reveals, and the kind of Disney trivia that turns into high-stakes bargaining. The score changes, the rules bend, and somehow the banter gets even louder than the answers.

But we don’t stop at laughs. We pivot into "Relationship Advice With Ams And Jams", where real listener letters force real relationship skills: how to ask your spouse for more creativity in the bedroom without making them feel pressured or “not enough”, how to bring up a boyfriend’s dog whose farts are ruining date night without starting a fight, and what to do when a brother-in-law crosses a line and the fallout could hit the whole family. It’s messy, honest, and focused on what actually helps: clear language, firm boundaries, and not turning discomfort into drama.

If you love a funny podcast with sharp chemistry, relationship advice you can actually use, and the kind of marriage communication talk that sounds like real people, you’re in the right place. Subscribe, share this with a friend who would lose their mind at trivia, and leave a review with the one question you wish we’d asked next.

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THIS Signals a Breakup!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 06:00:00 +0000

The end of a relationship usually doesn’t arrive with a single explosion. It creeps in through patterns you can feel but can’t always name and that’s what we get into, loudly, honestly, and with Kenny in the studio to stir the pot right along with us.

We talk through the classic predictors of divorce like criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling, plus the quieter one that scares us the most: emotional disengagement. When someone stops fighting, stops trying to resolve conflict, and starts living on autopilot, the relationship can be “over” long before the paperwork shows up. We also dig into what happens when couples build separate lives under the same roof, when intimacy and affection disappear, and how mistrust and constant negativity turn home into a stress test.

Then we argue about the sentence that can either be a healthy boundary or a relationship grenade: “I’m not responsible for your feelings.” Where’s the line between owning your actions and managing someone else’s reactions? We also hit the serious stuff, including abuse and why safety and support systems come first, especially when kids are involved and planning an exit takes time.

To close it out, we take relationship advice questions that go from awkward to outrageous and somehow still pull real takeaways from the chaos. If you like unfiltered relationship talk, divorce reality, and practical communication insights, subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave us a review.

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"Would You Rather" Relationship Edition!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 6 Apr 2026 06:00:00 +0000

A wife and an ex-wife sit down at the same table and somehow nobody gets arrested, which already feels like a win. We start with the kind of chaotic, lived-in banter you only get from people who know each other too well: music choices, country debates, spring break energy, and travel plans that turn into a surprisingly honest talk about stress, timing, and how couples actually make decisions when money and schedules get tight.

Then we stumble into a side conversation about romance audiobooks and “smut,” and it opens a door to something bigger: expectations. What’s fun fantasy, what becomes pressure, and how do you keep desire and communication healthy without letting media rewrite what you think love should look like? If you’re into relationship advice, dating conversations, and modern intimacy topics, this part hits more truth than you expect.

The core of the night is a relationship Would You Rather game that exposes everyone’s default settings: late versus forgetful, romantic versus practical, spontaneous versus planned, and whether you hash it out now or sleep on it. We get into honesty vs kindness, work-life balance vs ambition, privacy vs oversharing, and why money fights can erode trust faster than almost anything. It’s funny, but it’s also the kind of compatibility check you can steal for your next date night.

We close with listener letters that swing hard into real-world relationship problems: resenting a partner’s child in a blended family, intrusive thoughts about cheating, and marriage habits that kill attraction and respect. If you’ve ever wondered what boundaries should be non-negotiable, this is the conversation. Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with your hottest Would You Rather pick.

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When Co Parenting Is Equal Should Money Be Too

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000

A single clip about child support set us off, and we didn’t keep it polite. If custody is truly 50/50, do two parents just “handle their own house” or does child support still make sense when incomes don’t match? We talk through the uncomfortable stuff people whisper about: standard of living in two homes, the pressure the paying parent feels, and the fear the receiving parent feels when bills are due before support ever arrives.

We also get honest about the ways the family court formula and the real world collide. We question whether the system is outdated, how people can game time thresholds, and what happens when remarriage changes household income but the order doesn’t change with it. Then we hit the debate everyone has an opinion on: should a parent have to prove what child support is spent on, or is that impossible because rent, utilities, groceries, school costs, and life don’t come with neat labels? If you’re navigating divorce, co-parenting, or an Indiana-style child support worksheet conversation with a lawyer, you’ll recognize the tradeoffs fast.

And because we can’t stay serious for long, we shift into relationship advice where the same theme shows up again: communication. A grooming change triggers suspicion, a sexual request hits a boundary, and a coworker texting situation raises trust alarms. We say what we’d actually tell a friend, not what sounds nice.

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Entering Jams. No, Sicko, Her MIND!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000

We tried something dangerous: a personality test where Jams answers first, then the rest of us vote on whether we agree. What starts as a quick quiz turns into a loud, hilarious honesty check about empathy, emotional insight, routines, impulse decisions, anxiety, and why “I’m fine” can mean five different things depending on the day. If you’re into personality traits, emotional intelligence, or just hearing a family call each other out with love and zero polish, this one gets real fast.

We dig into the constant tug-of-war between structure and spontaneity: lists and whiteboards versus instinct and last-minute pivots. We also talk about pressure, professionalism, and why some people can look calm at work but feel completely spun up at home. Then we pay for the results and read the final type out loud, reacting to what fits, what doesn’t, and what it says about boundaries, independence, and direct communication.

After the quiz, we switch gears into our relationship advice segment with brutal honesty: a “designer boots vs emergency fund” dilemma, a bro code question about dating your best friend’s ex, and an STI confession letter that forces the topic nobody wants to touch, accountability. If you like podcasts about relationships, communication, marriage, co-parenting, and blended family dynamics, you’ll get laughs and uncomfortable truths in equal measure.

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Brayden's Here, Brozillions, & Daylight Savings Time

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 9 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000

A niche service turns into a masterclass in boundaries, business, and belly laughs. We kick off with studio chaos, ADHD resets, and a brutally honest look at how “even keel” feels when the captions, meds, and momentum won’t cooperate. Then we detour into the wild world of male Brazilian waxing—technique, consent, cleanup, unhelpful physics, and the unspoken rules that keep awkward moments professional. It’s hilarious and unusually useful, especially if you’ve ever wondered how real pros navigate anatomy, timing, and client comfort.

From there we pitch a live brosilian for a future guest and hash out the ethics: where spectacle ends and respect begins, why reaction shots can be enough, and how to keep comedy from crossing lines. Home life barges in with a different kind of heat—clean houses, sick days, and a yard full of sticks—spark a sharp debate about invisible labor, parenting expectations, and the difference between being outside and actually getting things done. If you’ve ever felt audited for not “doing it all,” you’ll hear yourself in this one.

We zoom out to the clock everyone shares: daylight saving time. Expect straight talk on sleep loss, accident spikes, stress, and the strange math of “more evening” that still leaves bodies off-kilter. Then the medical system takes a turn under the microscope with ear tubes, missed reminders, and the blame game, raising practical rules for follow-ups, advocacy, and building your own safety net when providers don’t.

Our advice segment doesn’t flinch. One letter begs for spark in a reliable marriage; another flirts with a cashier while the guilt piles up. We push for agency over fantasy: plan the date, initiate the change, redirect that energy home, and stop outsourcing your desire. Finally, the minefield of telling a friend about suspected cheating gets the strategic treatment—proof, timing, and the very real risk that truth bombs miss their target.

It’s raw, funny, and weirdly actionable—from waxing tables to kitchen tables to clocks we’d like to smash. If you laughed, learned, or yelled back at your phone, tap follow, share with a friend, and leave a review with your favorite one-liner so we can read it on the next show.

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Lies Men Tell

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 2 Mar 2026 15:13:03 +0000

What if the biggest lies in relationships aren’t cinematic betrayals, but tiny shortcuts that slowly erode trust? We dive into the everyday deceptions men lean on—“I’m almost home,” “she’s just a friend,” body count bravado, money myths—and ask why they’re so common. Is it conflict avoidance, shame, ego, or a warped idea of “protecting feelings”? We don’t stop at calling it out; we map practical ways to replace performance with partnership.

We swap stories and examples that feel uncomfortably familiar: the late-night texts from an ex that blur co-parenting lines, the locked phone that sparks suspicion, and the fitness glow-up that turns into carb shaming. You’ll hear how we set boundaries with warmth, craft honest but kind responses to trap questions, and build shared rules around phones, friends, and spending that reduce the need to lie in the first place. We also explore the double standard around sexual history, why exaggeration becomes a status move for some men, and how reframing respect—from conquest to consistency—changes the incentives.

Listener questions bring the themes to life. We talk through keeping things clean with an ex who’s testing the waters, pushing back when a partner’s gym zeal turns judgmental, and rescuing a home renovation stalled by pride. Across it all, the throughline is simple: clarity beats secrecy, agreements beat assumptions, and the truth lands best when it’s said with care. If you’re ready to trade white lies for real intimacy, hit play, share with a friend, and tell us the hard truth you wish more people said. And if you’re new here, subscribe and leave a review—your feedback helps more listeners find the show.

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Lies WOMEN Tell. "That's HUGE"

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Ever wonder why “I’m fine” explodes days later? We dive into the small, strategic lies many of us tell to keep the peace—what they protect, what they cost, and how to trade them for honest conversations that don’t blow up your night. From “you pick” decision fatigue to “it didn’t cost much” money myths, we unpack the quiet patterns that shape trust, intimacy, and daily life.

We get candid about the bedroom, too: why faking it shows up more than people admit, how early experiences and double standards teach silence, and what respectful, specific feedback sounds like when you actually want better connection. The double standard around body count takes center stage—why women downplay, why men inflate, and how that framing poisons curiosity and learning. If pleasure is a skill, feedback is the training plan.

Then our advice segment raises the stakes. We confront three messes: saved “flattering” coworker photos on a partner’s computer, a husband’s “hypothetical” threesome pitch that features her best friend, and a pair of panties plus a vibrator discovered in the truck. We walk through calm confrontation, boundary-setting, and the difference between curiosity and disrespect. No fluff, no moralizing—just clear steps to name what happened, ask for the whole story, and decide what repair requires.

This one blends humor, hard truths, and practical tools you can use tonight. If you’re tired of scripts that keep you stuck, you’ll leave with language for better timing, kinder honesty, and shared decisions that don’t drain you. Listen, share with a friend, and tell us: what’s the “little lie” you’re ready to retire? Subscribe, leave a review, and drop your take—we’re reading them all.

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Saving Relationships On A Messy Valentine’s Week

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 9 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Forget the roses—let’s talk about the real work of love. We dive into Valentine’s expectations, why the “one” is a myth, and how to trade performative romance for the kind that survives cluttered weekends, sick days, and family drama. With all three mics hot, we move from jokes to jolts of truth, tackling exes who overstep, MILs with house keys, and step‑parent stand‑offs with teens who don’t owe instant respect. You’ll hear exactly where to draw lines, how to script the hard conversations, and why boundaries are love’s best security system.

We also pull the covers back on bedroom stalemates. If you’re stuck in vanilla, hinting at kink, or considering a threesome, we unpack safer on‑ramps that protect trust: start with fantasy you can discuss, add toys before people, and prioritize ego safety with clear consent. When a bold ask lands wrong, repair first—“I want novelty, not a replacement”—then experiment with role‑play or sensory games. And if a partner’s hard no stays hard, respect it and redirect desire into what both of you can enjoy. Intimacy grows when curiosity and consent move together.

Boredom shows up too—the partner who never plans, the gamer who forgets the date, the routine that flattens chemistry. We challenge both sides: ask for what you actually want, trade planning duties monthly, build experiences over stuff, and let separate interests breathe without resentment. If family hijacks your holiday, choose your day, set the boundary, and stop letting guilt write your calendar. It’s not about one perfect night; it’s about a pattern of care that outlasts the hashtag.

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He Says It’s For The Wings, She Says It’s For The Boobs, We Order Fries

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 2 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

The argument starts with “It’s just for the wings” and quickly turns into a masterclass on trust, insecurity, and boundaries. We tackle whether Hooters, Twin Peaks, and strip clubs are harmless fun or a relationship landmine, and we don’t stop at easy takes. We dig into why attention feels addictive, how confidence shifts with age and experience, and why secrecy—not skin—is what breaks trust. Along the way, we compare different jealousy triggers, share real-life lunch-break hypotheticals, and hammer home a principle we live by: respect your partner’s feelings even when your logic disagrees.

Then we flip the mic to your stories. A listener wrestling with a crush on a married coworker gets the blunt advice she needs: step back before late-night texts become a situation. A new stepmom facing a 15-year-old’s world-class sarcasm hears how to blend humor, consistent boundaries, and alignment with her spouse. And for anyone who’s found “Old Stuff, Do Not Delete” on a partner’s laptop, we offer a path that protects both trust and sanity: clarify, delete, verify, and then let it go.

It’s loud, it’s honest, and it’s unexpectedly hopeful. You’ll leave with practical scripts for touchy conversations, a sharper radar for real red flags, and a way to separate natural attraction from genuine disrespect. If you’ve ever argued about “sexy restaurants,” debated a bachelor party invite, or wondered whether digital nostalgia is a threat, this one’s for you.

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Snowmageddon, Chickens, And Chaos

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 26 Jan 2026 07:00:00 +0000

A rare quiet Saturday, a looming “Snowmageddon,” and the three of us trying to keep the mics—and our tempers—steady. We kick off with the kind of real-life chaos that makes winter weekends memorable: TikTok checks, a crowded grocery run, and a confession that meal planning is the emotional labor no one volunteers for. From there, the vibe shifts into cozy survival mode: 43 eggs from backyard chickens, heated waterers, and the small joy of a flock that sprints for warm oatmeal. It’s homestead comfort against a cold forecast.

Our storm chat gets nerdy fast. We trade over/under bets on inches, talk why extreme cold can actually limit snowfall, and spar over whether snow really “feels” different now. Climate change, not chemtrails, explains the swings—warmer air holds more moisture, and winter is increasingly about volatility, not consistency. In between, we relive childhood winters when the ground vanished till March, and admit we still love snow even when we hate the cold. Practical PSA included: stay off the roads so first responders can do their jobs, even if your 4x4 says otherwise.

Then we open the inbox and stop pulling punches. A married man admits he’s attracted to his sister-in-law. We tackle it head-on: temptation isn’t destiny, distance matters, and integrity is a daily choice. Next, a listener wonders if she’s actually into blindfolds, safe words, and impact play—or just people-pleasing. Our take: consent and curiosity over performance, lock the door, and try what feels safe without forcing what doesn’t. Finally, the in-law gauntlet—backhanded compliments, petty digs, and a spouse who won’t intervene. We lay out a two-step plan: ask your partner to set the boundary, then set it yourself if nothing changes. Family isn’t a hall pass for disrespect.

If you’re here for winter vibes, real advice, and unfiltered laughs about eggs, aisles, and everything intimate, you’re in the right place. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs a snow day companion, and leave a review with your snowfall prediction—we’re taking the over or under on 5.5 inches.

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Waxing, Weddings, And What Keeps Love Alive

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 19 Jan 2026 07:00:00 +0000

The studio’s barely wrangled, the vibes are high, and we waste no time diving into the delightfully uncomfortable. We kick off with the story of a first‑ever “manzillion” and everything no one tells you about waxing men: heat, tension, body mechanics, consent, and the comedic chaos that comes with doing a very intimate service professionally. It’s hilarious and weirdly educational, and it tees up a bigger theme—how honesty, boundaries, and lightheartedness help us navigate intimacy without losing our minds.

From there, we pivot to weddings that break the mold. Think airplane vows announced mid‑flight, haunted museums, aquariums, caves, roller coasters, and the legal oddities of saying “I do” in the sky. We unpack whether spectacle adds meaning or steals it, and how to make a ceremony fit your story without turning strangers into captive guests. Along the way, we fold in research‑backed marriage insights: why the 50 percent divorce stat is a myth, how birth order can shape conflict, and how couples average only a few minutes of true one‑on‑one time each day. The fix isn’t glamorous—fifteen minutes of undistracted attention, a goodbye kiss, and a shared hobby can move mountains.

Then comes the inbox. One partner is craving voyeur‑style role‑play, another freezes when trying a new toy. We offer direct, judgment‑free guidance: name the boundary, go slow, use clear signals, and debrief after. Curiosity thrives with consent and compassion, not surprises. We close with a tough classic—the overbearing mother‑in‑law who reorganizes cabinets and critiques dinner. Our stance: align as a couple, set simple house rules, use calm scripts, and back each other up in the room. Love draws boundaries so a family can breathe, and humor helps you keep them.

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Thanksgiving, Chaos, And Chosen Traditions

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 24 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000

A holiday isn’t just a date on the calendar; it’s a messy, joyful, sometimes heartbreaking bundle of stories we keep choosing to tell together. From the first yawns of a live stream to the last bite of leftovers, we trace how traditions are made, broken, and rebuilt, and why the annual Turkey Bowl is sacred even when the weather and the knees don’t cooperate.

If Thanksgiving makes you excited and anxious at the same time, you’re not alone. We get candid about menus that never get written, grocery runs that happen too late, and that one person who wants control while hating the workload. Food gets its own spotlight—deep-fried turkey, deviled eggs, corn and green bean casseroles, and the sweet potato standoff—alongside the tactical stuff that keeps hosts sane: clear roles, realistic lists, and end-of-day reflection. We also talk about grief that shows up in November and how keeping a goofy ritual, like a family gobble, can turn tension into connection.

For anyone bracing for extended family energy, we share ten simple moves to turn “ug” into “yay”: bring an easy game, be a helper without hovering, find your people (or the dog), make a “three wins” list, start a silly tradition, eat what you love without guilt, run a stealth compliment mission, claim a two‑minute recharge spot, bring a shareable treat, and end with a thankful text. Then we light up the relationship hotline with boundaries in the bathroom, past hookups colliding with present partners, and whether to christen an old childhood room with paper-thin walls. Expect humor, honesty, and zero judgment.

Whether you come for the family football smack talk or the practical ways to keep peace in the kitchen, you’ll leave with perspective, a few belly laughs, and permission to make the day your own. If this episode made you smile, think, or breathe easier about the holidays, subscribe, share it with your people, and leave a review so others can find us.

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Mind Your P’s, Your Q’s, And Your Dog’s Chip Bag

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 17 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000

What happens when a husband, a wife, an ex-wife, and a returning son sit down to podcast right before the holidays? You get a sharp, funny, and unexpectedly sincere tour through family logistics, language quirks, and real-world relationship problems—plus a brand-new dog named Billie Jean who steals a surprising chunk of the spotlight.

We kick off with party fallout from a “surprise” 40th that wasn’t, slide into Brayden’s homecoming and dog-dad wisdom, and then tumble into a grammar brawl over roofs vs rooves that somehow becomes a metaphor for being human. From there, we go full word-nerd: decoding the roots of “bee’s knees,” “burning the midnight oil,” “close but no cigar,” and “mind your P’s and Q’s,” before fast-forwarding to the culture of modern slang—“touch grass,” “let him cook,” “no cap,” “caught in 4K,” and even the chaotic sprawl of “skibidi.” It’s a lively mix of etymology, pop culture, and pure family banter.

The middle act shifts into high-value relationship advice with unfiltered charm. A cold bedroom after years of marriage. A spouse weaponizing spreadsheets. A hobby that’s just a little too loud. A curveball proposal about a threesome that tests boundaries and trust. We talk consent, curiosity, budgets with dignity, headphones over hostility, and how to disagree without breaking the bond. No lectures, no fluff—just useful framing and a lot of humor to make it livable.

We wrap with quick “love and hate” reflections as Thanksgiving approaches, celebrating the small rituals that make a messy family work. If you like conversational shows with substance, this one blends comedy, co-parenting, and practical insight into an hour you’ll quote later. Hit follow, share it with a friend who loves good idioms and better advice, and leave a review to help more curious listeners find us.

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We Put Our Relationships To The Test And Learned Why Communication Beats Scorekeeping

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 10 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000

The holidays have us sprinting, the leaves aren’t raked, and yes—we turned that chaos into a live “productive relationship” quiz that put all our habits on display. From who talks it out now versus who waits to cool off, to how we split chores when life piles up, we turned everyday moments into honest data points. Spoiler: convenience rules until it breaks, celebration of small wins needs work, and pure listening is rarer than we thought.

We warm up with homesteading stories and the egg freshness test you’ll actually use, then trade TV recommendations—ER nostalgia and The Pitt, a tightly wound emergency-room day told hour by hour—that double as couple bonding. The quiz digs deeper into stress responses, emotional check-ins, and repair: when to pause, when to speak, and how to make appreciation specific so it sticks. We get candid about screens at dinner, what “unplugged” really means, and why ritual check-ins beat grand gestures.

Our advice segment gets spicy and practical: handling a partner’s lie about meeting an old fling, negotiating mismatched libidos without shame, and drawing the line between privacy and secrecy. We talk jealousy, timing, and how encouragement outperforms pep talks and critique when motivation runs low. We wrap with “one thing we love, one we hate,” celebrating time given back, kids learning new skills, and a united front against the time change.

If you’re craving real talk you can use—communication versus fixing, stress teamwork, trust boundaries, and tiny rituals that build resilience—this one’s your field guide. Listen, share it with your partner, and try the quiz together. Then tell us your score, your biggest aha, and the one habit you’ll change this week. Subscribe, leave a review, and send your letters to tgcsod@gmail.com so we can weigh in next time.

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Ball Gags Won’t Save A Marriage, But Communication Might

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 3 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000

The moment you realize the marriage won’t recover doesn’t arrive with fireworks. It’s quiet, heavy, and strangely clarifying. We go straight into that space and map the path through it: how to time the conversation, what to say (and what not to), and how to protect your kid’s sense of safety while you dismantle a life with care.

Brittany joins us to share the lived reality behind a “mutual” split: years of trying, the cycles of progress and relapse, the toll of walking on eggshells, and the calm that followed finally saying the words. We talk about framing the divorce talk with I statements, choosing privacy over drama, holding firm without cruelty, and saving logistics for a separate, calmer meeting. If you’ve ever wondered whether staying “for the kids” helps, we break down why children feel the tension you think you’re hiding and how a low‑conflict separation can actually give them more stability.

From there, we dig into life after the decision. Co‑parenting requires a new relationship: civility before friendship, documented agreements, shared goals around school and health, and a united front for your child. We get honest about resentment—the slow leak that flattens a marriage—and how “small” gripes often signal a bigger wound: feeling unheard. We also field frank listener questions about stale sex, mismatched desire, and how to suggest change without shaming a partner, blending humor with clear, actionable advice.

If you’re sitting on the fence, this conversation offers a practical, compassionate blueprint: protect the child, respect each other, and choose clarity over chaos. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review to help more people find a kinder way through hard endings.

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Jealousy, Jokes, And The Truth

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Ever notice how jealousy doesn’t ask permission? One minute you’re fine, the next you’re replaying a conversation, zooming in on a photo, or wondering why a text went unanswered. We decided to stop pretending and put our own relationships on the line with a jealousy quiz—then tore into what the results actually mean when you live together, co-parent, and try to trust each other in real life.

We map out the difference between a normal twinge and spirals that come from insecurity, fear of abandonment, and past betrayal. From attention at parties to opposite-sex friendships to phones left on read, we explore how triggers show up and how to respond without turning into surveillance officers. We talk mindfulness that doesn’t feel woo, reframes that shift “feelings = facts,” and the quiet power of building self-worth outside your relationship so reassurance isn’t a bottomless well. Expect honesty, a lot of laughter, and a few gut-punch truths about boundaries, self-talk, and knowing your worth.

Our advice segment doesn’t flinch: a listener pressured to drive a wheelchair-using friend without proper training, a postpartum partner wrecked by a “zoom-in” on a coworker’s photo, and a marriage strained by porn use and mismatched desire. We unpack safety, values, and communication that works under stress. If you’ve ever asked yourself whether jealousy is a red flag or a useful signal, you’ll walk away with language, tools, and perspective to handle it better.

Listen, share with a friend who needs a reality check with heart, and leave a quick rating or review so more people can find the show. Your stories shape our next episode—what’s your biggest jealousy trigger?

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Burn Bans, Road Rage, And The Fraying Of Everyday Decency

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 06:00:00 +0000

A single phone call about a city burn ban spirals into threats—and becomes our jumping-off point to ask a harder question: why are tiny frictions turning into full-blown fights? We trace the emotional arc from everyday annoyances to public blowups, weaving in a tense on-road encounter, a chaotic midday scene, and the nerves of stepping into a new leadership role. What emerges is a clear pattern: social media’s echo chambers, economic pressure, and political theater have rewired how we handle conflict, making patience feel rare and empathy optional.

We don’t stop at diagnosis. We pull apart the mechanics of online outrage—the highlight reels, the instant pile-ons, the way platforms reward dunking over dialogue—and map them to the awkwardness many of us feel face-to-face after years of isolation. We talk about free speech with grown-up nuance: protect robust expression, draw a hard line at threats, and normalize course corrections without public shaming. If leaders model contempt, everyday interactions copy that tone. So we argue for something braver: choosing grace in small, daily ways that actually lower the temperature.

You’ll also hear our rapid-fire relationship segment: hidden “emergency” money and trust, the gift-giving loop that misses the mark, and the houseguest situation that needed a hotel. Through it all, we offer practical steps anyone can use right now—kindness as default, non-judgment long enough to hear context, awareness of your own tells, tech boundaries that blunt the outrage cycle, and a bias for experiences over performative posts. None of this fixes the internet or politics—but it restores personal agency and rebuilds local trust, inch by inch.

If this resonates, tap follow, share with a friend who needs a calmer feed, and leave a review with one habit that helps you keep your cool. Your small change might spark someone else’s.

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Gridiron Chaos, Kitchen Fights, and Cake Pops

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 13 Oct 2025 06:00:00 +0000

What happens when a football quiz collides with real life? We start with a fast, funny A‑to‑Z of gridiron terms, crown an unexpected champ, and argue our way through numbers everyone thinks they know—timeouts, first downs, quarters, longest kicks—until the room erupts over a final fumble call. It’s the kind of playful rivalry that makes learning football feel easy, even if you’ve only ever rooted for the yellow line on TV.

Then we pivot hard into the good stuff: raw, honest advice about intimacy and trust. One listener asks why her partner keeps going solo in bed despite a very active sex life; we talk consent, privacy, and how to turn awkward discovery into connection without shame. Another letter unpacks a vanishing text from a too-pretty stranger right before a new baby arrives. We walk through what counts as spam versus suspicion, how disappearing messages work, and the practical checks—phone bills, patterns, tone—that help you respond without blowing up your life. We even tackle the “he took cash from my purse” dilemma and sketch out simple systems that protect both respect and the budget.

It’s messy, warm, and very human—live-stream hiccups, heat-induced grumps, and even a rogue eyelash spider can’t derail the rhythm of friends who know how to spar and still show up. If you like your podcasts with sports talk you can actually use, relationship guidance that’s straight but kind, and the chemistry of a blended family that refuses to fake it, you’ll be right at home.

If you laughed, learned, or yelled an answer out loud, tap follow, share this with a friend who needs a nudge, and leave a quick review—what question should we tackle next?

Start with this Description

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What Keeps Kids Safe: Doors, Detectors, Or Doing The Right Thing?

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 6 Oct 2025 06:00:00 +0000

A joke-heavy cold open collides with a hard truth: a sixth grader mentions a gun, and suddenly the room is debating what safety really means. We bring Brittany, a second-grade teacher, into the studio with Amanda, a daycare director, to break down how schools actually keep kids safe—locked doors, ID scans, visitor controls, and age-appropriate drills led by counselors that teach little kids to act without panic. Then we dig into the messy middle: when do you notify parents, right away or after facts are sorted? How do you avoid chaos at the doors while keeping trust intact? And what happens when teachers (even unintentionally) downplay a threat and kids learn to shrug it off?

From metal detectors to SROs to the idea of armed guards, we question what truly deters harm versus what just looks tough. We examine the logistics that few consider—bus loops, car lines, multiple entrances—and why policy without staffing creates new risks. The most heated moments center on consequences: permanent expulsion for weapons and credible threats versus suspension with mandated counseling and a structured path back. Along the way, parental responsibility and safe firearm storage take center stage, along with a candid look at behavior trends, fragmented home lives, and the limits placed on teachers around discipline and restraint.

This conversation is raw, practical, and grounded in real classrooms and front desks. If you’re a parent, educator, or community member who cares about school safety, you’ll leave with clear takeaways: treat the first warning like the only one you’ll get, build a culture that makes reporting normal, and pair strong procedures with human clarity. If this resonated, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to keep the conversation moving—and tell us: would you notify parents immediately, or wait until the facts are in?

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Exercising the Female Mind (A Dangerous Game for Denny to Moderate)

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 29 Sep 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Nothing tests a relationship quite like competition, and when that competition involves an ex-wife and current wife facing off in trivia, you know you're in for entertainment gold.

This episode delivers a high-energy battle of wits as Denny moderates a trivia showdown between Amanda and Jams, with questions ranging from literature classics to planetary science. The competition quickly heats up with Amanda taking an early lead on questions about Romeo and Juliet and George Washington, while Jams fights back with her knowledge of avocados and Greek mythology. What seems like simple trivia evolves into passionate debates over which planet is truly "the blue planet" and whether Old McDonald and Bingo are from the same nursery rhyme.

Between competitive jabs and playful insults, we get glimpses into their personal lives. Jams shares updates about her homesteading adventures with nine chickens consistently laying eggs and her herb garden, while Amanda discusses the challenges of adjusting to her new job's early morning schedule. These moments of genuine connection balance perfectly with the competitive energy that drives the episode.

The show takes a more serious turn during our relationship advice segment, where we offer unfiltered perspectives on complex situations involving infidelity, caretaking responsibilities during injury, and suspicious online behavior. Our approach is direct and honest – sometimes brutally so – because sugar-coating relationship advice rarely helps anyone.

We wrap things up with our signature "One Thing I Love, One Thing I Hate" segment, sharing personal reflections that range from appreciating our children to lamenting the increasingly divisive nature of public discourse in our society.

Ready to find out which wife emerges victorious in this ultimate trivia battle? Listen now, and don't forget to follow us across all social platforms @TGCSOD or visit our website at https://thankgodcancersavedourdivorce.com for more episodes featuring this uniquely blended family dynamic.

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The Apology Podcast

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 06:00:00 +0000

The trio is back! After a much-needed summer hiatus, Denny, Amanda (the wife), and Jams (the ex-wife) reunite with surprising news - their download numbers actually increased during their absence. But the real drama unfolds as they dive into the explosive fight between Denny and Jams that occurred during their break.

What begins as casual catching-up quickly transforms into a fascinating exploration of how we apologize - or more accurately, how we fail at apologizing. Using Google's five elements of an effective apology as a framework, the hosts hilariously dissect their own shortcomings when it comes to admitting fault. Denny struggles with naming specific offenses and tends toward conditional apologies. Jams freely admits she refuses to acknowledge wrongdoing when apologizing to her fiance'. Amanda, perhaps the most emotionally intelligent of the three, watches the chaos unfold with knowing eyes.

The conversation reveals universal truths about human relationships - how we experience the same events differently, our resistance to taking full responsibility, and the healing power of a genuine "I'm sorry." Between fits of laughter and moments of surprising vulnerability, the hosts demonstrate why their chemistry has kept listeners coming back for six years and nearly 300 episodes.

The episode shifts into their signature "Relationship Advice with Ams and Jams" segment, where they tackle questions about open marriages, anniversary activities, and balancing gaming with quality time. They also address Brayden's absence from the podcast, leaving the door open for his potential return.

Listen in for a masterclass in relationship dynamics that's equal parts hilarious and insightful. And remember - as they remind us - sometimes the hardest words to say are "I was wrong."

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A Listen BACK on Successful Parenting from 2021! (NEW Episode NEXT MONDAY!)

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 15 Sep 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Parenthood never fails to surprise us with moments that leave us laughing, cringing, or scratching our heads in bewilderment. Fresh from a summer hiatus, our hosts from 2021 dive deep into the messy, beautiful reality of raising children.

The conversation kicks off with a collection of statements parents never imagined would leave their mouths—from "We don't put stuff in our butt. It's not a pocket" to "Stop drinking your bath water." These outrageous yet relatable confessions spark hilarious personal anecdotes about bathroom disasters, pet interactions gone wrong, and the strange things kids do that leave parents simultaneously horrified and amused.

But beneath the laughter lies thoughtful exploration of what makes successful parenting. Our hosts tackle ten provocative questions that challenge conventional wisdom: Should we give children what's good or what's best? Do we measure our success by our relationship quality or by how well we control behavior? The resulting discussion reveals profound insights about nurturing resilient, confident children while maintaining our sanity.

One particularly heated debate emerges around forcing commitment versus allowing exploration. When should parents insist children stick with activities they've started? When is it appropriate to let them quit? The conversation highlights different parenting approaches while acknowledging there's rarely one perfect answer.

Perhaps most powerfully, the hosts reflect on the phrases that shape children's inner voices—"I'm proud of you," "I believe in you," "I'm sorry"—and how consistent positive reinforcement builds strong foundations for life. Through candid admissions of their own parenting triumphs and failures, they remind us that perfection isn't the goal; consistent effort and genuine love are what matter most.

Whether you're knee-deep in toddler tantrums, navigating the complexities of school-age development, or simply curious about the wild ride of parenthood, this episode offers equal parts entertainment and wisdom. Join us for laughs, insights, and the comforting reminder that we're all figuring this out together.

What parenting moment has made you say "I never thought I'd have to say THAT"? Share your story in the comments!

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Don't Call It A Comeback!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 14 Jul 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Let's listen back to another "You Had Questions" episode as we march towards firing the ole podcast back up! Rolling back to 2020 for this one with Whitney Frost!

What happens when a scratched eyeball, online trolls, and unexpected confessions collide in one unforgettable podcast episode? Find out as our hosts navigate life's messier moments with candor and surprising humor.

Whitney Frost joins via Zoom with a freshly scratched cornea (courtesy of her husband's attempt to remove her contact lens), yet still manages to deliver powerful insights about parenting children with special needs. In a moving segment, she confronts internet trolls who suggest disabled children are "burdens," delivering an emotional response that resonates with parents everywhere: "I cry every day not because my kids are in pain. I cry because I'm going to lose them."

The conversation takes fascinating turns as the group explores everything from ASMR (apparently Whitney's voice can give people "head orgasms") to their genuine parenting mishaps. Amanda confesses to accidentally knocking out her son's loose tooth while disciplining him, while Whitney shares her horror when her daughter suggested she might "beat her with a brick" for misbehavior.

Through listener questions, the hosts reveal their perspectives on marriage, friendship, political divisions, and even which of their children is their favorite (spoiler: some jokingly chose the family dog). Despite Jamie being sick and Whitney managing with one functioning eye, their chemistry shines through with authentic banter that feels like eavesdropping on friends in your living room.

This episode perfectly captures why this podcast resonates—it's the rare space where parenting struggles, relationship dynamics, and life's unexpected challenges are discussed with equal parts vulnerability and laughter. Whether you're dealing with special needs parenting, blended families, or just trying to navigate adulthood without losing your mind, you'll find something to connect with here.

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REVISITING: YOU Had Questions and WE Had Answers!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 9 Jun 2025 06:00:00 +0000

This week we look way way back to one of the very FIRST episodes we ever recorded....nearly SIX years ago!

We will be back LIVE and in living color on 6/23!

Life after divorce doesn't have to be a battleground. In this candid Q&A episode, Denny, his ex-wife Jamie, and his current partner Amanda pull back the curtain on their unconventional relationship, answering the burning questions listeners have about how they've created a functional, even friendly, blended family dynamic.

The trio tackles everything from managing jealousy between ex and current partners to handling discipline across households, setting healthy boundaries, and navigating the complexities of raising children between two homes. With refreshing honesty, they share personal stories about their journey—from Jamie's initial "rules" for their co-parenting relationship to how Amanda found her place in the family structure.

What makes this conversation particularly compelling is the genuine friendship that's developed between Jamie and Amanda, defying the cultural expectation that an ex-spouse and new partner must be enemies. They candidly discuss spending time together without Denny, supporting each other through challenges, and finding common ground despite their different personalities.

While their daughter's cancer diagnosis initially brought them together (hence the podcast name), they offer practical advice for families wanting to create healthier post-divorce relationships without requiring tragedy as a catalyst. As Denny notes, "We're doing this so if you have these questions, you know that it can be fixed... Our story is not typical, but we want to give people the impression it can be done."

Whether you're navigating a recent divorce, struggling with co-parenting challenges, or simply curious about how to create more harmony in your blended family, this episode offers both inspiration and practical wisdom from three people who've turned what could have been a bitter situation into something unexpectedly beautiful.

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When Ex-Wives Become Best Friends with Your New Kids

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 2 Jun 2025 06:00:00 +0000

What happens when cancer forces a divorced couple to rediscover what truly matters? In this candid conversation about blended families, we explore the surprising bonds that formed after our daughter's leukemia diagnosis transformed our fractured family into something stronger and more beautiful than we could have imagined.

Five years after her final treatment, we celebrate our daughter being officially considered a cancer survivor—a milestone that has us reflecting on our unconventional family dynamic. Jams shares how she's come to love her ex-husband's new children so deeply that she'd "fight for those kids" if anything happened to their parents. Meanwhile, Amanda describes her initial discomfort watching her ex build relationships with her children, and how that evolved into gratitude for the extended support system.

The episode takes a heartwarming turn as we discuss Isabelle's preschool graduation, where her first question was whether "Aunt Jams" would be attending. These moments reveal how children thrive when surrounded by adults who put aside differences to create a loving environment. Through recreating old hospital photos and supporting each other at family events, we've crafted a family structure that defies traditional post-divorce narratives.

We don't shy away from the awkward beginnings—the jealousy, uncertainty, and gradual building of trust that made our current relationship possible. But we also celebrate how this approach has influenced our extended family, with grandparents embracing former in-laws and maintaining relationships that typically end with divorce.

Whether you're navigating your own blended family challenges or simply curious about alternative approaches to co-parenting after divorce, this episode offers both practical insights and emotional resonance. Because sometimes the most beautiful families aren't forged by convention, but by choosing love and connection even when it's complicated.

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Beyond the Bedroom: Introducing Sexual Health Coach- Tiffany Marie!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 26 May 2025 06:00:00 +0000

What exactly does a sexual health coach do? This week we're joined by Tiffany Marie, who's breaking down the often misunderstood world of sexual wellness coaching with refreshing honesty and humor.

Tiffany explains how she transitions from respiratory therapy to helping couples reconnect intimately during the pandemic, using her medical knowledge and straightforward communication style to tackle taboo topics. She reveals the stark difference between how men and women approach bedroom problems—men typically ask "how do I get my wife in the mood?" while women seek ways to improve overall connection despite challenges like menopause or exhaustion.

The conversation takes unexpected turns as we explore how everyday actions like doing dishes can be more effective than any pill for rekindling desire. "Do you really think women want to come home after handling everything else and immediately get intimate?" Tiffany asks, highlighting how partners can show care through simple acts that build the foundation for connection.

We dive into practical advice about goal-setting in relationships, the health benefits of regular intimacy (from improved sleep to clearer skin), and the importance of pelvic floor health for both genders. Tiffany offers insights on popular products, debunks myths, and explains why some men feel threatened by toys while others embrace them as relationship enhancers.

Throughout our candid discussion, one theme emerges clearly: sexual wellness isn't just about physical pleasure—it's about communication, understanding, and intentionality. Whether you're struggling with intimacy after children, dealing with health changes, or simply looking to deepen your connection, this episode offers practical wisdom without judgment.

Subscribe now and check out Tiffany's resources at partieswithtiffany.com or follow her on social media as "Sexual Health Coach by Tiffany" for more straightforward advice on reclaiming intimacy in your relationship.

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What Makes Love Last? A Raw, Unfiltered Conversation

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 19 May 2025 06:00:00 +0000

What makes a relationship truly work? Is it passion, communication, trust, or something else entirely? Buckle up for a wild ride as we dive deep into the essential ingredients for fulfilling partnerships.

Armed with a relationship personality quiz, we uncover surprising truths about what each of us really needs from our partners. While conventional wisdom might suggest communication tops the list, our results reveal passion as the unexpected frontrunner. "I need passion. I need you to fight for me," becomes a rallying cry that resonates beyond the physical to encompass emotional investment and authentic engagement.

The conversation takes fascinating turns as we debate whether ignorance is truly bliss when it comes to painful relationship truths. For major issues, we all want transparency, but what about those little white lies? And when it comes to physical affection, we unanimously agree: touch isn't just nice—it's necessary for connection.

Perhaps most enlightening is our discussion about partnerships as teamwork. Relationships aren't just romantic connections but practical alliances where both parties pull together toward shared goals. As one host poignantly observes, "I think if you're not on the same page, shit goes off the rails so fast."

The episode culminates in our hilarious "Dating Profiles with Denny Broens" segment, where we dissect real-life dating disasters that inadvertently reveal profound truths about relationship expectations. From the man who's "good with plow" to another who's "good at sex and it's useless because I'm single," these profiles expose the often comical disconnect between what people think they want and what they actually need.

Whether you're in a relationship, looking for one, or happily single, this episode offers valuable insights about human connection wrapped in our signature unfiltered humor. Ready to discover what you really need? Listen now and join the conversation.

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What Happens When Schools Weaponize "Bullying" Policies?

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 12 May 2025 06:00:00 +0000

What happens when your child is labeled a "bully" at school, but you're the last to know about it? In this raw, eye-opening episode, we share our family's frustrating battle with a school system that keeps parents at arm's length while making accusations against our daughter.

The conversation exposes a troubling trend in modern education—how well-intentioned anti-bullying policies have morphed into bureaucratic nightmares that can be weaponized by students against their peers. "You are not having a closed door conversation with my minor child," becomes our battle cry as we navigate a system that seems designed to exclude parents from important disciplinary discussions.

We explore the breakdown of communication between schools and families, questioning when and why this shift occurred. Remember when teachers handled classroom conflicts directly? When parents were immediately contacted about behavioral issues? Those days seem long gone, replaced by counselor interrogations and delayed notifications—if parents are notified at all.

Beyond our parenting struggles, we lighten the mood with our infamous "Dating Denny Broens" segment, featuring three spectacularly questionable dating profiles that range from elf-eared mascara enthusiasts to bathroom selfie specialists. The competition for worst potential match reaches new heights (or perhaps depths) as we evaluate these romantic prospects.

Finally, our "Relationship Advice" segment tackles everything from post-pregnancy body image to mysterious underwear appearing in the laundry. With our trademark honesty, we cut through the relationship noise to deliver advice that's direct, practical, and occasionally brutal.

Whether you're a parent battling school bureaucracy, a single person navigating the treacherous waters of online dating, or someone seeking relationship clarity, this episode has something for you. Subscribe now and join the conversation—we'd love to hear your experiences with school policies and parenting challenges.

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Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Jams Wasn't.....

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 5 May 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Buckle up for a wild ride as the family faces off in an "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader" quiz that quickly turns into a humbling experience for the adults. Young Brayden emerges as the unexpected intellectual champion, confidently answering questions about geography, mathematics, and history while Amanda and Jams struggle to keep up. The competitive spirit runs high as Brayden ultimately triumphs with an impressive 26 points, correctly identifying March as the month named for the Roman god of war.

The laughter continues during "Dating Profiles with Denny Broens," where three bachelor profiles reveal the strange world of online dating. From Jamie's poetic sensibilities and claims of surviving "two gunpoint robberies," to Mark's proud declaration that he can "cook, clean, do laundry and support himself," each profile offers a window into the often bizarre landscape of modern romance. The hosts analyze and debate which potential match would be least catastrophic, with Jams ultimately crowned the best "man picker" of the season.

Things get deeply personal during the relationship advice segment, where the family tackles thorny issues including alcoholic verbal abuse, sexual incompatibility in marriage, and a woman devastated that her husband touched a stripper's breasts during a Vegas bachelor party. Their unfiltered responses—ranging from compassionate to brutally honest—reflect their unique perspectives on loyalty, communication, and relationship boundaries.

The episode reaches its comedic peak when Amanda shares a story about their daughter Isabel choosing to defecate outside near Denny's newly hung hammock rather than using one of their "three goddamn bathrooms," then attempting to hide the evidence by smashing it with her Crocs. This moment of parental exasperation and disbelief perfectly captures the unscripted, authentic family dynamic that keeps listeners coming back.

Whether you're looking for trivia challenges, relationship insights, or simply a good laugh at the chaotic realities of family life, this episode delivers it all with the raw honesty and humor this podcast is known for. Follow us on social media at TGCSOD or visit https://thankgodcancersavedourdivorce.com for more content that celebrates the messiness of modern families.

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Decoding Dating: From Chicken Disasters to Digital Thirst Traps

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 28 Apr 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Dating in the digital age feels like navigating a minefield blindfolded. One wrong move and everything explodes in your face. This week, we're tearing down the façade of romantic ideals and getting brutally honest about what actually works—and what spectacularly fails—in modern relationships.

Jams kicks things off with a cautionary tale involving 20 chickens, a hot car, and a shocking 55% mortality rate that somehow perfectly encapsulates the chaos of dating decisions. Who knew chicken husbandry could so perfectly mirror our relationship choices? Meanwhile, we dissect the art of eye contact during dates—that delicate balance between showing interest and accidentally giving "come hither" signals that might get you tied up (whether you want it or not).

The conversation shifts to digital behavior as we tackle the thorny issue of partners who can't stop liking thirst traps on social media. Is double-tapping someone else's provocative selfie a form of micro-cheating, or are jealous partners overreacting? Our consensus: look all you want, but maybe keep your finger off that heart button, especially when your activity shows up in your partner's feed.

Our "Dating Profiles with Denny Broens" segment delivers comedy gold as we analyze three fictional profiles that hit uncomfortably close to dating app reality. Between cigarette-smoking selfies, questionable living situations, and bios listing "vagina" among favorite foods, it's a masterclass in what not to do when trying to attract a potential mate.

Whether you're swiping right, navigating relationship rough patches, or just enjoying the spectacle of others' romantic missteps, this episode offers equal parts entertainment and unexpected wisdom. After all, nothing helps your own dating life quite like hearing about someone who accidentally killed eleven chickens on a first date.

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Puberty, Parents, and Pink Chicken: Navigating Life's Awkward Moments

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 21 Apr 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Parenthood doesn't come with a manual, especially for the awkward discussions about growing up. This raw, unfiltered conversation dives deep into one of parenting's most challenging territories: guiding children through puberty.

Denny, Amanda, Jams, and Brayden share their personal experiences navigating the complicated terrain of body changes, first periods, and hormone-fueled emotional rollercoasters with their daughters. From demonstrating pad usage on teddy bears to creating emergency period kits for school backpacks, they offer practical advice seasoned with just enough humor to make these uncomfortable topics approachable. There's a particularly touching moment when they discuss the importance of normalizing these changes while still respecting a growing child's need for privacy and autonomy.

But it's not just about girls—the conversation expands to address the unique challenges boys face, including the physical changes that lead to bedroom odors one host describes memorably as "B/O and bleach." They also discuss how children often handle these changes differently, with some becoming more reserved while others act out. Their candid admissions about their own awkward puberty experiences add a layer of authenticity that makes this episode both relatable and reassuring.

What makes this discussion valuable is its balance of practical advice and emotional intelligence. Denny, Amanda, Jams, and Brayden emphasize the importance of starting conversations early (around age 8), providing consistent emotional support without judgment, and creating an environment where questions are welcomed rather than dismissed. They discuss how to handle mood swings with compassion while still teaching emotional regulation, sharing specific phrases that validate feelings while establishing boundaries.

Whether you're a parent already in the trenches of these conversations or seeing the first signs of change in your children, this episode offers solidarity, strategies, and enough laughter to remind you that you're not alone in this universal parenting challenge. Subscribe now to join our community of parents figuring it out one awkward conversation at a time.

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Throw THIS Into the Campfire!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 14 Apr 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Ever spent $400 on steaks for a camping trip, only to forget the steak sauce? Welcome to the gloriously chaotic world of Denny, Amanda, and Jams, where camping mishaps become comedy gold.

This week, the trio transforms their recent camping adventures into an uproarious trivia competition to determine who's truly wilderness-ready. Brayden and Jams shock everyone with their surprising camping knowledge, leaving Amanda bewildered as her self-proclaimed expertise crumbles under pressure. Between questions about bear safety and proper fire-starting techniques, the competitive spirit turns hilariously fierce as accusations of cheating and debates over "technically correct" answers fly across the studio.

The laughter continues as "Relationship Advice with Ams and Jams" returns with brutal honesty for listeners tangled in relationship dilemmas. From a husband who dramatically exaggerates his illnesses when his pregnant wife has morning sickness to a wife secretly reconnecting with her manipulative ex-boyfriend, our hosts pull no punches with their refreshingly unfiltered advice.

But the true highlight? Dating Profiles are BACK! Prepare for side-splitting dramatic readings of real dating profiles featuring men who describe themselves as "calm, cool, and collective" with excessive commas, proudly announce their love for "smoking pot, laugh out loud," and post questionable profile pictures that leave our hosts in tears of laughter.

Whether you're planning your next wilderness adventure or navigating the wild terrain of relationships and dating apps, this episode delivers the perfect blend of practical wisdom and uncontrollable laughter. Subscribe, leave a review, and join our growing community at https://thankgodcancersavedourdivorce.com!

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INTRODUCING: Catherine DeNoire, Legal Brothel Manager!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 7 Apr 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Catherine DeNoire takes us behind the velvet curtain of legal brothel management in this captivating episode that challenges everything you thought you knew about the sex industry. With candor and psychological insight, Catherine shares her unexpected career path from studying dementia and neuropsychology to managing one of Europe's busiest legal brothels.

The conversation ventures far beyond stereotypes, exploring the business model where sex workers operate as independent entrepreneurs, renting rooms for €200 daily while potentially earning $20,000-50,000 monthly. Catherine explains how workers maintain complete autonomy over their services, prices, and client selection—revealing a workplace culture built on respect rather than exploitation.

Some of the most fascinating moments come when Catherine shares surprising details from her nine years in the industry: panic buttons frequently triggered accidentally, customers who visit just for conversation, and even mother-daughter duos working under the same roof. We learn that her establishment specifically hires managers with psychology degrees to better support workers with both professional and personal challenges.

What makes this episode essential listening is Catherine's ability to destigmatize sex work through education and open dialogue. She presents a humanizing perspective of both workers and clients, explaining how many visitors seek connection and companionship rather than just sexual services. The parallels and differences between European and American brothels provide cultural insights rarely discussed in mainstream conversations.

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Chop Chop....Vasectomy Talk

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 31 Mar 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Brayden's vasectomy journey offers more than just medical insights—it's a raw, often hilarious exploration of masculinity, vulnerability, and reproductive responsibility. From the moment he walks into the urologist's office to the surprising discovery that four medical professionals would be witnessing his most intimate procedure, his story unfolds with equal parts humor and authenticity.

The actual vasectomy experience proves both less and more than expected. While the physical pain was manageable through medication and local anesthesia, the psychological vulnerability of being exposed while conscious creates an environment where Brayden's natural defense mechanism—cracking jokes—takes center stage, ultimately leading to laughter from the medical team during the most sensitive moments of the procedure.

Throughout the conversation, the hosts tackle persistent myths surrounding vasectomies, addressing questions many men secretly wonder but rarely ask: Will it affect my sex drive? What happens to ejaculate afterward? Does recovery really only take 48 hours? The discussion ventures into deeper territory too, examining why society still places the contraceptive burden primarily on women despite female sterilization being significantly more invasive and requiring longer recovery periods.

What makes this episode particularly valuable is its exploration of the emotional aspects rarely discussed in clinical settings. The sense of finality, the complex feelings about ending one's reproductive capability, and partners' reactions all come into play. Brayden's ultimate conclusion—that the peace of mind and responsibility toward his partner outweigh any temporary discomfort—offers listeners a thoughtful perspective from someone on the other side of a decision many men contemplate but fewer discuss openly.

Ready to hear more uncensored conversations about topics usually left undiscussed? Subscribe to our podcast for weekly episodes that tackle life's awkward, important, and transformative moments with humor and heart.

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News, Nudity, and Neurosis

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 24 Mar 2025 06:00:00 +0000

What do prison romances, super glue pranks, and shower habits have in common? They all sparked hilariously uncomfortable conversations in this week's episode of "My Wife, My Ex-Wife and Me."

Denny transforms into a newscaster for the day, leading Amanda, Jams, and Brayden through a whirlwind tour of the world's most bizarre headlines. We kick things off with the story of a 26-year-old prison officer who risked everything for a relationship with an inmate, prompting us to explore why seemingly stable people make such self-destructive choices. Is it daddy issues, as Jams suggests, or something more complex about forbidden attraction?

The laughs continue as we dive into scientific studies about oral sex benefits that none of us asked for but can't stop discussing. Did you know certain bodily fluids contain compounds that might boost your mood? Neither did we, and our reactions range from fascinated to horrified.

Things take an even stranger turn when we debate whether a man was justified in suing his brother-in-law after waking up with super glue in his belly button. The resulting family drama leads us down a rabbit hole of personal stories about inappropriate medical emergencies that will have you simultaneously cringing and cackling.

Perhaps most revealing is our candid discussion about Americans' shower habits, with all four hosts admitting to peeing in the shower—though Brayden's confession about doing it when the water isn't running leaves everyone speechless. We also tackle Casey Anthony's tone-deaf attempt at reinvention through TikTok and explore why she can't seem to understand that disappearing from public view might be her best option.

We wrap up with our signature "Relationship Advice with Ams and Jams" segment, where we brutally dismantle questions about controlling spouses, pet conflicts, and sexual insecurity. Our advice might not be gentle, but it's refreshingly honest in a world of sugar-coated solutions.

Ready for a podcast that doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable? Subscribe now and join our growing community of listeners who appreciate raw, unfiltered conversation served with a side of chaotic humor.

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Accepting AND Addressing Bad Habits (Yes YOURS!)

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 17 Mar 2025 06:00:00 +0000

We all think we understand our bad habits, but do we truly grasp why we can't seem to kick them? This week's raw, unfiltered conversation delves into the psychology of self-sabotage and the lies we tell ourselves to maintain our status quo.

Amanda confesses her tendency to create impossibly long to-do lists, only to feel crushed when she accomplishes almost nothing. "I plan to do 27 things in a span of two hours, and then I'm real upset and depresso espresso when I don't get them done at all," she admits with painful self-awareness. This leads to a fascinating exploration of how we rationalize our worst tendencies—perhaps the most dangerous habit of all.

Jams brings her characteristic bluntness to the discussion, acknowledging her confrontational nature and tendency to assert dominance in situations. "I come in like I own this shit," she says, demonstrating the self-awareness that makes her simultaneously infuriating and endearing. Meanwhile, Denny reflects on his past habit of blaming others when his faulty memory let him down, showing that growth is possible even for the most entrenched behaviors.

The conversation takes surprising turns, from Brayden's bathroom emergency at a Mexican restaurant to a revealing relationship advice segment where they tackle everything from suspicious workplace affairs to unwanted intimate photos. Their brutal honesty ("No one wants a picture of your wiener") provides both laughs and genuine insight into relationship dynamics.

What makes this episode special isn't just the humor—though there's plenty—but the vulnerability each host brings to the table. They're not speaking as self-improvement gurus who've mastered life; they're fellow travelers on the messy journey of self-improvement, stumbling forward one day at a time.

Ready to confront your own bad habits? Listen now, and maybe commit to breaking just one before our next episode. As Amanda might say, start small—because trying to fix everything at once is just another bad habit waiting to happen.

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A State Capital SHOWDOWN!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 10 Mar 2025 11:36:33 +0000

Ready for a hilarious geography showdown that will make you question everything you thought you learned in school? Join us for a state capitals quiz that quickly descends into chaotic competition, revealing just how rusty most of us are when it comes to basic US geography.

What starts as a simple trivia game transforms into a high-stakes battle filled with confident wrong answers, frustrated outbursts, and score tallies that plummet into negative territory. Watch as our contestants struggle to match states with their capitals, sometimes missing the answers for places they've actually lived! From confidently declaring Minneapolis as Minnesota's capital to the baffling moment someone blurts out "New Hampshire" when asked about Connecticut, this episode proves that "common knowledge" isn't so common after all.

The competition intensifies with lightning rounds, bonus questions, and a final riddle that determines the ultimate geography champion. But the entertainment doesn't stop there – we shift gears to our popular "Relationship Advice with Ams and Jams" segment, tackling thorny questions about infidelity, trust issues, and whether that suspicious "bug bite" on someone's neck is actually a hickey (spoiler: it definitely is).

Through laughter, geographical confusion, and brutally honest relationship advice, this episode reminds us that sometimes the most entertaining moments come from the things we think we should know but absolutely don't. Whether you're a geography whiz looking to feel superior or someone who still confuses Springfield and Sacramento, this episode promises to entertain while making you secretly grateful for GPS navigation.

Subscribe now and join us for weekly episodes that blend competition, conversation, and comedy in ways you won't find anywhere else!

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The DARK Side of Popular Music!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:00:00 +0000

This week we showcase TikTok creators DJ_DEVV_ and Mark Billett as we take a trip down memory lane.

Have you ever caught yourself singing a song from your childhood and suddenly realized—wow, that’s pretty inappropriate? In this lively podcast episode, with the help of DJ_DEVV_ and Mark Billet, we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane to explore those catchy songs that once made our hearts sing but now leave us in disbelief. From cheeky lyrics about love and life to the curious stories behind the music, we dissect the tunes we belted out without fully grasping their meaning. You’ll hear personal anecdotes mixed with light-hearted banter, as we reveal our own surprising connections to these melodies. What makes this episode truly engaging is our reflective discussion on how societal norms have shifted over the years, forcing us to scrutinize songs that once felt innocent. Join us as we also dive into the controversial topics of age, consent, and how music continues to shape our understanding of relationships today. Don't forget to share your thoughts—what songs did you sing that you later realized probably shouldn't have been part of your childhood? Tune in, grab your headphones, and let's find out why music is such a pivotal part of our lives! Oh, and for Gods sake, we do NOT own the rights to this music!

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"Would You Rather" VACATION Style!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (Amanda, Jamie, and Denny ) — Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:24:16 +0000

Brayden Broens is not just a guest; he's the wild card in our eccentric family deck. Ever wondered how one man can juggle a wife, an ex-wife, and his future all on one podcast? Welcome to "My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me," where I'm brave—or maybe foolish—enough to do just that. Join Amanda, Jams, Brayden, and me, Denny Broens, as we navigate our unique family dynamic with laughter, sarcasm, and perhaps the occasional eye roll. Imagine sitcom-worthy banter interwoven with heartfelt moments—this episode delivers just that, with a side of pop culture and a sprinkle of linguistic playfulness.

This week, we shake things up with our new double-feature podcast schedule, promising twice the chaos and twice the charm. Whether you're tuning in via TikTok, YouTube, or the Facebooks (yes, we said the Facebooks), prepare for an episode packed with more than just witty exchanges. From Brayden's upside-down Elon impressions to Amanda's wardrobe déjà vu, we celebrate the quirks that keep our conversations anything but ordinary. Dive into the hilarity and humanity of our not-so-typical family podcast—because who knew exploring life's intricacies could be this much fun?

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Multiple Personalities to Share with the World!

TGCSOD@gmail.com (and Denny Featuring Brayden Broens, Amanda, Jamie) — Mon, 17 Feb 2025 06:00:00 +0000

My Wife My Ex-Wife and ME!

Wiped Counters, Hidden Condoms & Bedroom Labradors

Useless Trivia Night

THIS Signals a Breakup!

"Would You Rather" Relationship Edition!

When Co Parenting Is Equal Should Money Be Too

Entering Jams. No, Sicko, Her MIND!

Brayden's Here, Brozillions, & Daylight Savings Time

Lies Men Tell

Lies WOMEN Tell. "That's HUGE"

Saving Relationships On A Messy Valentine’s Week

He Says It’s For The Wings, She Says It’s For The Boobs, We Order Fries

Snowmageddon, Chickens, And Chaos

Waxing, Weddings, And What Keeps Love Alive

Thanksgiving, Chaos, And Chosen Traditions

Mind Your P’s, Your Q’s, And Your Dog’s Chip Bag

We Put Our Relationships To The Test And Learned Why Communication Beats Scorekeeping

Ball Gags Won’t Save A Marriage, But Communication Might

Jealousy, Jokes, And The Truth

Burn Bans, Road Rage, And The Fraying Of Everyday Decency

Gridiron Chaos, Kitchen Fights, and Cake Pops

What Keeps Kids Safe: Doors, Detectors, Or Doing The Right Thing?

Exercising the Female Mind (A Dangerous Game for Denny to Moderate)

The Apology Podcast

A Listen BACK on Successful Parenting from 2021! (NEW Episode NEXT MONDAY!)

Don't Call It A Comeback!

REVISITING: YOU Had Questions and WE Had Answers!

When Ex-Wives Become Best Friends with Your New Kids

Beyond the Bedroom: Introducing Sexual Health Coach- Tiffany Marie!

What Makes Love Last? A Raw, Unfiltered Conversation

What Happens When Schools Weaponize "Bullying" Policies?

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Jams Wasn't.....

Decoding Dating: From Chicken Disasters to Digital Thirst Traps

Puberty, Parents, and Pink Chicken: Navigating Life's Awkward Moments

Throw THIS Into the Campfire!

INTRODUCING: Catherine DeNoire, Legal Brothel Manager!

Chop Chop....Vasectomy Talk

News, Nudity, and Neurosis

Accepting AND Addressing Bad Habits (Yes YOURS!)

A State Capital SHOWDOWN!

The DARK Side of Popular Music!

"Would You Rather" VACATION Style!

Multiple Personalities to Share with the World!

Hold On- Jams is Driving!

Part TWO of our Discussion With Nate and Courtney Boyer: Insights into Polyamorous and Monogamous Relationships

Introducing: Mono-Poly Wife, Mom of 3, and Author of "Not Tonight, Honey"- Courtney Boyer!

2000's Pop Culture Trivia!

Introducing: Deece Casillas!

Snowmageddon

Wine-Fueled Chaos: A Look Ahead to 2025 and Christmas Review

Kyla and Lyle from the Podcast "Beyond Brave"

Christmas "Would You Rather"

Was Jesus Born in Egypt? Christmas Trivia This Week!

Turkey and a Full Cornucopia of Nothing

Talkin' Turkey and New Jobs!

Look at Us Crying Over an Election.

Trump or Kamala...Who Ya Got?

Diddy Did It, Didn't Diddy?

Trivia Night! All Halloween Style!

Ranking Fast Food

Survival and Recovery: Allison Smith's Journey Through Trauma and Healing

Surviving a Relationship for the Long Haul

Handling Different Life Trajectories in a Relationship

Put A Finger Down Challenge

Signs That Summer is Coming to an END :(

Leanne Part TWO...It's ALWAYS Two With Her. Oh, and OnlyFans!

4 Vaginas And Just Three Ladies: Introducing THE Lady Leanne!

Social Media and Relationships

Do You Remember Puberty?

Stop Overthinking!

No Ladies Allowed

Welp, That's a TikTok War

The Kettle Called the Pot Black...We Think?!

New Introductions

One For the Generations....Sort of.

THE IQ Test

Dating Apps...for Brayden!

"Allegedly" in South Creek Elementary, Indianapolis

The Adults Were Away....

You Think YOU Have It Bad?