Great chemistry between the two hosts! They keep the conversation engaging and entertaining. I absolutely love the format and they never lost my attention. Subscribed ✅ - Independent Thought podcast

Forgot to preface that zamy18 is me Sam Orr! I tune in everyweek when I donate at biolife and love the original roxy shows! Love to be on the podcast!

Well I was just having the funnest little ol day picking flowers and talking to critters when I felt something wrong In my tummy. The doctors said I have cancer and only 3 weeks to live, wow you better believe me when I say that took the wind out of my sails. I decided I’m going out on my own terms a bottle of jack my motorcycle and a brick wall is my date tonight and you know I’m gonna be blasting this from a boom box while I crash headfirst into the side of that Payless shoe store where that hot blonde who insists she doesn’t wanna go out with me works.

The witty banter and lack of concern for social approval is a delight, don't start another Wednesday without being gingered. 12 stars out of 10!!!

It’s no Serial (the original podcast), but I liked it anyway.

A really full-bodied and fun trip into one culture that is hard to gain insight into in the real world these days, what with all the segregative discourse and carnivorous real estate practices that come with democratic socialism. These two men have the red hair since birth and it shows in the very authentic view points they have, that the rest of us hope to have and that’s why we listen to podcasts. However, take note that all of their thoughts and opinions and viewpoints are about the topic of hair when it is red, as that is the only topic. I recommend this podcast to Gen X brunette women.

Alex sounds cute and Jacob also sounds cute, but I found pictures and they’re not that cute. Jokes aside. You guys are great

As a fan of the Gingers since they were on ice way back when, I must say that you don't have to be a fan of these guys already to enjoy this podcast! Alex's social ineptness is often very funny and Jacob's police blotters from his home town really make you appreciate not having a newspaper subscription anymore!