Long Gone - Hosted By Jason Peters

Jason rambles for ten minutes, feel free to skip through that; then eventually finds his footing and gets far too deep. He's offensive for parts, but if you get upset he doesn't care. He's the one typing this. Hi people. It's me Jason Peters, thank you for listening and your support. Love you all. I thank everyone, which I would like to do now too. Thank you to my family, friends, and people who listen to this all over the world or maybe in the future. This experience made me a better man and i'm forever thankful.

Jason Peters, Steve Bohnel, and Jack Beran go live from London one last time, Jack is late, Jason is spiralling, and Steve is relaxed. Final episode of Across the Pond is heartfelt and full of silly moments.

This is just some shots of Jason's everyday life, tiny things such as his apartment, some friends, nights out, sights of London, pubs and flights set to music. To give some perspective on what London looks like and how a study abroad student lives.

Host Jason Peters starts the show with a frantic unplanned rambling monologue, in which he yells at Liberals, yells about Standing Rock super villians, alienates the listeners by talking about his friends playing football, and even talks about what he's thankful for! More importantly, he sits down with Robin Haijes, a singer/songwriter from The Netherlands. After Jason interrupts her first song like a buffoon, they go on to discuss music, drinking, cultural differences, and everything in between. Robin sings 2 acoustic songs as well! @RobinHaijes on IG @JpetersTSR on Twitter Happy Thanksgiving Everyone, Can't articulate how much your continued support means, 3-4 episodes left.

Jason has a minor stroke in the first segment, screams and yells some things becuase he's very jaded about the election and politics in General. Jack attempts to restore order. Steve argues with Jason and tells stories about Paul Simon and Rome, then they talk about returning home, as well as, ending the episode with "Who ya boilin."