Lone Jack: Totally Off Track

EP25 RFK visits Potlatch & Matthews fridge breaks

Amanda and Matthew catch up on their lives, sharing humorous anecdotes about family dynamics, pet troubles, and the ups and downs of daily life. Matthew recounts a particularly bad day involving a broken fridge and lost groceries, while Amanda shares her thoughts on family food theft and the potential addition of a new pet. The conversation takes a turn towards a surprising visit from RFK to their hometown, leading to discussions about influences in their lives, fitness trends, and even who would play them in a movie. The episode wraps up with light-hearted banter and reflections on their experiences.

EP24 Matthew and Amanda set free

Matthew and Amanda explore their sibling relationship, sharing humorous anecdotes from their childhood, discussing their music preferences, and reflecting on their current lives. They delve into topics such as dream jobs, social media's impact, and their thoughts on home design. The conversation flows naturally, highlighting their dynamic and the ease of communication in Nolan's absence. They also touch on the challenges of moving, chores, and their future aspirations, all while maintaining a light-hearted and engaging tone.

EP23 Rodeos & Hoarding

In this episode, Amanda and Matthew explore themes of hoarding tendencies, minimalism, and the impact of clutter on living spaces. They share humorous anecdotes from their lives, childhood memories, and the challenges of letting go of sentimental items. The conversation shifts to the importance of safety and awareness in society, particularly regarding parenting and child safety. They also discuss their experiences at rodeos and the sense of community these events foster. Throughout the episode, they reflect on personal growth, the complexities of masculinity, and the influence of social media on behavior, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone.

EP22 4th of July & Matthew plays a game of Switch

In this episode of the Lone Jack Totally Off Track podcast, Amanda and Matthew dive into a variety of topics, starting with Matthew's bad mood due to his cats and his experiences with gaming frustrations. They reflect on their 4th of July plans, share emotional moments from family gatherings, and recount childhood camping adventures. The conversation takes a serious turn as they discuss the recent Moscow murders and the justice system's handling of such cases, questioning why certain criminals are protected in prison. The episode is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and thought-provoking discussions.

EP21 Amanda gets locked away by her goats

In this episode of the Lone Jack Totally Off Track podcast, Matthew and Amanda discuss various topics ranging from public land ownership and its implications for local communities to personal anecdotes about family gatherings and humorous moments. They delve into the impact of land sales on small-scale ranchers, the importance of environmental responsibility, and the challenges of maintaining public access to natural resources. The conversation also touches on local news events, family dynamics, and lighthearted stories that highlight the joys and quirks of everyday life.