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Reverse Jackass
When an American and Canadian risk it all to bring peace between their forced-together-by-geography situationship.
Podcasting since 2026 • 26 episodes
Reverse Jackass
Latest Episodes
Ep25: Nick witnesses airport betrayal; Evelyn was not made for sand dunes.
In this episode of Reverse Jackass (recorded eons ago back in November 2025), Nick and Evelyn debrief Evelyn’s recent visit to Southern California and officially confirm that peace talks can survive real-life proximity...but o...
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Episode 25
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32:01
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Ep24: Evelyn introduces the Great Maple Syrup Heist; Nick calls MLMs America’s true crime.
It's Episode 24 on the 24th - make a wish!Evelyn drags Nick into a true crime-themed episode of the RJ Pod… but instead of murder, we’re going straight to heists. First: a wildly French museum jewel robbery that Nick somehow missed entir...
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Episode 24
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26:12
Ep23: Nick met his match in a blind poodle named Bebe; Evelyn weaponized rush-hour McNuggets.
Let's turn back time a bit for this episode of the RJ Podasaurus: It’s the day before American Thanksgiving 2025 (YES IT IS CURRENTLY MARCH 2026 GET OVER IT), so naturally Nick tells a heartwarming tale about adopting a former champion show poo...
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Episode 23
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28:33
Ep22: Evelyn administers her version of the Canadian Citizenship Test to Nick.
In this episode of Reverse Jackass, Evelyn decides Nick has earned a very special privilege: taking her completely unofficial, moderately chaotic Canadian Citizenship Test. What follows is a rapid-fire gauntlet of blizzard logic, “sorr...
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Episode 22
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28:34
Ep21: Nick survived dating someone who hated comedy (and body hair); Evelyn survived performative masculinity in Canadian Tire.
Nick kicks off with Maya Angelou’s timeless warning: when someone shows you who they are, believe them, then immediately lists three times he did not do that. He shares a therapist-world horror story (public ethical shaming), a restaur...
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Episode 21
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19:56
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