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Pardon My American podcast (PMA) is an opinion-based podcast that explores politics, entertainment, paranormal, and culture all while having a good laugh. They keep things lighthearted as they dive into subjects that inspire you to think and ask questions.
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Sunday Nov 25, 2018
Sunday Nov 25, 2018
The guys are finally back together after the turkey holiday. They discuss Black Friday madness and how "Big Lettuce" might have planned the romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak. In the Good News segment, Santa Clause pays for all layway items at a Vermont Walmart. The guys chat about people paying for others and their personal experiences with pay-it-forward. In the This (Past) Week segment, the guys discuss the JFK assassination, which occurred November 22nd, 1963. They close the show talking about family gatherings and engaging in conversations with those who have differing view points. Chris, Dave and Greg take turns sharing what they are thankful for and close the show with some fun facts.
Saturday Nov 17, 2018
Saturday Nov 17, 2018
Dave discusses his recent family trip to California and the fires that are currently engulfing the state. Greg and Dave dive into the vote recount occurring in Florida and touch on Jim Acosta getting kicked out of the white house. They role out the ‘Good News’ and ‘On This Day’ segments and get into a conversation about dad bods and sexual attraction in our culture. They end the show with some sexual fun facts.
Saturday Nov 10, 2018
Saturday Nov 10, 2018
Big Ron joins the show and talks about experiments being conducted on Mars and other cosmic disclosures. The guys discuss the power of the pineal gland and age-regressing devices used in secret space programs. Towards the end of the show, they examine the power of the Cabal and other secret societies and explore the idea that the world is entering a cosmic shift.
Monday Nov 05, 2018
Monday Nov 05, 2018
Recorded on the road, Dave and Greg debate the regulation of businesses lobbyists and their influence over legislators. They ramble about a current cease and desist placed by Under Armour on Cascade Armory, a local clothing business in Bend, Oregon and discuss how regulations on frivolous copyright lawsuits could help level the playing field for smaller businesses.