Conclusion of the Victor Ramirez episode.

Victor Ramirez returns to guest host! He gives us a report of how things are going in the rear D.

With Kerryn still missing, Kak returns (the first guest to come back!) to talk to Evan about what he’s been doing with his time since the last time he was on the show, the subtle hints girls give you when they want you to kiss them, and SHARP contracts.

With Kerryn mysteriously missing, Brandon Kula steps in and guest hosts this week’s episode! We talk about the dissemination of information for a bit, but 95% of the episode is Brandon telling a story about Evan being a dick.

In EPISODE 20(!), Kerryn pretty much just monologues. I mean, Evan is there and everything, but she’s got a lot to say and she fucking says it. We talk about what it’s like to tell your friends and families that you’re deploying and Kerryn tells Evan what she thinks it will be like when they get home. Thank you so much for sticking with us for twenty episodes!

Evan and Kerryn talk the importance of a sturdy handshake, the correct amount of protein consumption, Disney movies (quack, quack, Mr. Ducksworth), and cancel culture.

This week, we’re trying something a little bit different: we don’t have a guest. Kerryn and I go in depth on things you can do during a deployment to make a positive impact on your life.

Colin tells us about the time he blacked out the night before he went to basic training, and we discuss the time he thought that Evan had been bitten by a shark.

This is the second half of our interview with Mary Jones! There is some inspiring shit in this episode, including how if you don’t like your leadership, it’s your responsibility to stay in long enough to fix it from within, and how your battle buddies can lift you up when you’re going through the hardest times in your life.

It’s our second podcast in a row that features an interview with a strong female soldier! Mary Jones is a five year veteran of the Massachusetts National Guard. In this episode, we discuss the new Army female hair and makeup standards, and Jones tells us what it's like to be the only female in a line platoon.