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Milky, Pouch, and a rotating roster of Semi-Permanents offer up an award-winning comedic, conversational podcast that holds no topic sacred.
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Sunday Jun 16, 2013
Sunday Jun 16, 2013
In this episode, Milky laments living among Floridians. Maria shares more stories of nudity from the photo department. Pouch refuses to believe that pregnant boys would deter unsafe sex. The guys discuss nap time and how Chewbacca is a douche. Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE Pouch here. Happy Father's Day, folks. Though, this episode has NOTHING to do with Father's Day. We need to plan these a little better, because we always record mid-week and never remember what's going on the following Sunday when it goes up. While my machinery was out of action, Milky reclaimed his throne as rightful editor of the podcast. For the few of you who know our schedule, you may be wondering why we aren't releasing a sketch right about now. Guys, no excuses here. It was just incredibly poor planning. The simplest thing to do was to just record a podcast in place of it. Check out our last DVD Load-Down, featuring El Movie Master. Please check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Email, and leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe to us on YouTube. Intro/Outro: Chewbacca - Supernova
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Sunday May 26, 2013
Sunday May 26, 2013
In this episode. Eugene heads up a conversation about the implications of smuggling fried chicken, Jon dubs climate change the biggest pimp and gives impromptu reviews on Iron Man 3 and Star Trek Into Darkness. Then, the boys ponder about Xbox One and Silly Billy Gates. WARNING: IRON MAN 3 SPOILERS! Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE Pouch here. So while we're slowly slowly coming off the high of our most ambitious release yet, HipsterWay, it's time to get back into the groove of things with another episode of your favorite podcast. This episode was a bit difficult to edit mostly because we had to scramble and find a different microphone to use and it really fucked with the audio. While we were doing our customary mic check at the beginning of the recording session, we discovered that one microphone wasn't responding at all, so we had to ask Jon to dash back home and grab his headphone set that unfortunately captured his breathing and chewing as well as my audio (as I was sitting next to him) muffling my track altogether. So please forgive us if it sounds more like shit than usual. Make sure you check out HipsterWay and the blooper reel. Please go Like the 76th Street Network Facebook page. Please check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Email, and leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe to us on YouTube. Intro/Outro: Bugatti - Ace Hood featuring Rick Ross and Future
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Sunday May 12, 2013
Sunday May 12, 2013
In this episode, Pouch's old friend Paul weighs in on stereotypes and the Florida man. Milky reveals his almost encyclopedic knowledge of Asians, while Pouch discusses Michael Bay's latest venture, Pain and Gain. Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE Pouch here. Sorry about the no-show last week, we had to take a personal day and decided to postpone this crazy ambitious shoot we have coming up. We shot a few scenes for it the other day and had a blast. I ended up enjoying my character far too much. Hopefully, we'll get that to you soon enough. Now on to what you guys came here for: the podcast. I have an old friend that I've known since freshman year of high school and we've kept in relatively close contact for a while. He's been imploring me for a chance to hang out on the set during one of our shoots, but considering how often our actors get a little spooked by strangers, I always opted not to invite him. But I decided to give him a shot on the pod, if he was the sole guest, to avoid people clamming up. He's a pretty cool guy, but unfortunately Milky and I dominate the conversation, so hopefully, if he's back on, he'll have more to say. Please go Like the 76th Street Network Facebook page. Please check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Email, and leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe to us on YouTube. Intro/Outro: The Stereotype Song - Your Favorite Martian
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Artistic AwakeningsSunday Apr 28, 2013
Sunday Apr 28, 2013
In this episode, Maria recounts tales from her place of work including a strange purchase and developing an entire roll of photos of a certain male appendage. Milky is adamant about his exciting encounter with Jim Jeffries, while Pouch dismisses Maria's excitement for him. And Jon spreads of the gospel of On You, and Not in You. Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE Pouch here. Excuse some of the random bumps that you will more than likely hear throughout the episode, our equipment in amateurish at best and therefore, you ain't always going to get the best quality out of us. Either way, hopefully it'd be very difficult to notice when you're laughing the entire time. This episode was very fun to record and just as fun to edit because no matter what, Jon's random comments will never get old. Please go Like the 76th Street Network Facebook page. Please check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Email, and leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe to us on YouTube. Intro/Outro: Auto-Manipulator - Crispin Glover. Check out this week's Teasing Loads, where Milky expresses some suspicion over a transaction. Check out last week's DVD Load-Down.
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Artistic Awakenings Wynwood's Homeless & Senior Art Program Miami is booming with Arts and Music, it is a very beautiful thing. We invest and even play free gigs at events but we just cannot forget that there is people out there who need to have that feeling as well. This area specially, is booming with new galleries and venues but the surrounding people are just as poor. By using our helping hands we can allow these individuals to experience the bliss & therapy of Music and Art itself. We welcome volunteers, donations, anything that serves as a helping hand. Currently, donations are being accepted for art supplies and, most importantly, food. The long term goal is to eventually afford housing and medical treatment for these individuals. We can feed more, teach more, but hands; Helping hands are needed ! If you are an artist and you have any skills you may like to teach or share, feel free to contact us. also if you are a member of a band and you would like to share your music LIVE, don't hesitate, reach out to us For more information on how you may help please contact us through this page or the numbers below: Maria Forero [786] 278-2367 Jacky Vasquez [786]416-3240Get a Load of This
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Sunday Mar 31, 2013
Sunday Mar 31, 2013
In this episode, Jon brings the laughs as he weighs in on the Vatican and the Pope for another edition of "Get a Load of This," while bringing some weird news of his own. The boys talk current slang and discuss the the Veronica Mars Kickstarter and the implications it has on our favorite canceled shows. Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE Pouch here. This episode was a long time coming. Milky and I sat down with Jon, without a fourth member, and as expected, it was a laughfest. Then again, even with four people, he brings the house down. You see, Milky and I have been experimenting with the less is more approach, opting to record with only one other person at time. So far, the outcome has been pretty grand, if you look back to some of the episodes with only the three people. Now, we haven't closed off the option of having 4-5 members again, if we can get them, because it's always fun to have a bunch of people crowded together in a room talking shit. But it just requires more effort attempting to schedule more than one person at a time. Either way, this was a fun episode. Check out the 76th Street Network for our pod and several other great pods as well. Please check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Email, and leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe to us on YouTube. Intro/Outro: Ass Cheeks on My White Tee - Venny Outrageous. Check out this week's Teasing Loads, in which Jon tracks the origins of the words "skank" and "hoe." And last week's DVD Load-Down, where Milky and I review the bizarre Meet the Feebles.
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Tuesday Mar 19, 2013
Tuesday Mar 19, 2013
In this episode, the DLP crew celebrate Batman as well as their inclusion into the 76th Street Network. Milky and Maria swap tales of roach encounters, while Pouch lectures on about the Pope and the Buddha.
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Sunday Feb 17, 2013
Sunday Feb 17, 2013
In this episode, Random Guy Serge returns to regale his dreams of a dread-locked ethnically controversial messiah ensuring his safety as well as lead a discussion condemning The Dark Knight Rises (once again!). The boys then discuss foot fetishes, the comfort and security of prison (once again!), and Milky's fast food aspirations. Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE Pouch here. If any of you guys are wondering when Eugene'll be back for the pod, then your guess is as good as mine. He was scheduled to come in for this recording session, but he seemed be missing-in-action for a bit. It came to a point where we couldn't wait any longer and we just started recording without him, instead opting to have Random Guy Serge sit-in once again in his place. Less than five minutes in, I received a text from Eugene. I will get him back on, I will promise you guys for the next episode! Please check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Email, and leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe to us on YouTube. Intro/Outro theme: Black Jesus - Everlast This week's Teasing Loads features Milky discussing the extent of his altruistic dreams. And if you guys miss Eugene's presence on the podcast, you can still catch him on last week's sketch, Them Boys Insurance.
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Sunday Feb 03, 2013
Sunday Jan 20, 2013
Sunday Jan 20, 2013
In this episode, the DLP boys welcome back Langston, who continues to bring the podcast to awkward silences with his tales of gay revelry and cousin play. The boys discuss temperament, personality, and the spectrum of morality as well as sex education. Subscribe to us on iTunes HERE
Be sure to check out last week's sketch, Father Knows Best.
Monday Dec 31, 2012
Monday Dec 31, 2012
In this episode, Pouch, Milky, and Random Guy Serge sit down and go through Dropping Loads in 2012. The boys drop loads of insight regarding the podcast and the launch of Dropping Loads Productions, while providing behind-the-scenes information for some of their favorite sketches filmed throughout the year. Pouch and Milky give special thanks to everyone involved and welcome the many opportunities in 2013. Hey, guys. It's Pouch. The last few months here at Dropping Loads have been kind of hectic. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties as well as the holidays coming up around this time, we haven't been on any regular schedule. But that hasn't stopped us from trying to continue releasing as much entertainment as possible. With this being the last week of 2012, we figured it was worth trying to get something out before the year ended. So we decided on a pod that reflected on this past year and how much we managed to accomplish. I can't speak for everyone at Dropping Loads, but I know that this was a big year for me. For the most part, I've never been the type of a person that reflected upon the year with swelling pride and/or regret as I never actually did anything worthwhile. It was just a matter of ending another year and life continuing on with no need to celebrate any momentous occasions. I'm glad to say that this year warranted such a change to my routine. It's hard to say what really pushed me to suggest doing a podcast in the first place, but I suppose it was just a need to finally start on a project that I could put my creative energies into. I was slowly getting disillusioned with writing movie news, because it really felt like nobody gave a shit what I had to say. Though, it's difficult to gauge whether or not anybody gives a shit what we have to say on the pod or the videos, but overall the experience of just creating all of this content has been the reward in itself. It's brought me closer to a group of friends that I initially felt sharply divided from. So now I can actually say - with more certainty than I could in the past - that I feel a certain sense of a belongingness. And all of it can be tracked through our blog and YouTube channel. It's wonderful that we have something we can show for it and it's even more wonderful that that there are people that actually care, though many of you guys don't make it known very often. It's been a great year creating things for you guys and hopefully it'll be an even better year in 2013. Thanks for sticking by us.
Episode 11 - Piggly Wiggly's Most Wanted