Episode 47

Published on: 4th March, 2020

This is one of those beautiful instances where we get to vent about poor customer service and bring about the destruction of those responsible for it, and where we read some astounding mail from a fan of the show. Also Mike takes the time to betray the trust of E.B. by reading a personal email on the show. The thing to take away from this episode is not the weekly word of wisdom, it's the fact that we have requested inappropriate pictures from you, dear listener and everyone you know. HUGE shout out to Jeff Craig, the super genius graphic designer, who is helping us with a few projects. If you need some design work done, he is your guy! A link to his professional information is listed below. Thanks for listening!

Jeff Craig:

https://www.behance.net/jeffreycraig?fbclid=IwAR0HVCUBKQMImon4WvKzEM5sUeuqfPOPPbR3hJb7yKs5VUx62JM8Q2l_VF0

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whowearsthepantspodcast.com

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https://www.facebook.com/WWTPPodcast/

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About the Podcast

Who Wears the Pants

Two men have tricked two women into marrying them this show documents their struggles and triumphs in an attempt to let you, dear listener, know what not to do to keep your special someone around. There is Mike Brodeur, known as the polarizing personality from the Fear the Boot Podcast, who has been with his high school sweetheart for over 25 years. His vulgarity and virtue makes him the the perfect storm of personality. Then there was Chris Parsons, of Entertain the Geeky, who is known for his big mouth and big personality. He has been with his wife/ the mother of his sons for the better part of a decade. So listen carefully to techniques that these two buffoons use to ride the waves of marriage and find out Who Wears the Pants!

About your host

Chris Parsons

My name is Chris Parsons, and about 5 years ago, I started a podcast with an old computer and a microphone that I found on eBay. The title of that show was Entertain the Geeky. More than anything, ETG served as a means of filling a void, which my sales job had left in my life. I was no longer part of the nerdy industry that I loved; I had sold out. It couldn't end like that! So, I got in touch with a friend who worked at a comic book shop, with me, and asked if he would be interested in hanging out on Sundays and recording this goofy show with me. He was on board and we were off to the races. More than anything, we over-promised and under-delivered. We started designing tabletop games, we onboarded sponsors, and we started a second title. With plans for a third show and a bright future ahead of us, we pressed on! Life had a different plan... I left my sales job and moved. Recording slowed drastically and ETG started to die. I started an online business, and went to work part time for a gaming store, with another friend from the comic shop that I used to work at. He like me, loves to talk and we decided to,(you guessed it) start a podcast.
We started the show Who Wears the Pants, and have had a blast pushing through the almost therapeutic recording sessions. My co-host started a new business and it reminded me of the birth of my first show. I was able to look back and see some of what I had done wrong , with podcasting in particular. I had arrived at the conclusion that I had only began to scratch the surface of my potential within this domain. The growth and potential of ETG and the fulfillment of WWTP existed somewhere in a new show. Here we are now. With a new show that focuses on the extraordinary that exists within the seemingly normal. We are only slightly average.