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Drifting on Arroyo

著者: Rick Lano Miggy
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Childhood friends from Los Angeles decide to make a podcast. Listen as they ramble about growing up in the 80's, 90's, and now life living in their 40's.© 2025 Drifting on Arroyo アート クッキング 社会科学 食品・ワイン
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  • Episode 129 - Holy Water and Fading Traditions: A Fourth of July Reflection
    2025/07/10

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    Have our neighborhoods become ghost towns? Miguel and Lano reflect on a surprisingly quiet Fourth of July, wondering where all the kids and families have gone as streets once filled with fireworks now sit empty on holidays. This opens a heartfelt exploration of fading traditions and disconnected communities in our digital age.

    The conversation takes a hilarious turn when Miguel recounts accidentally drinking holy water at his niece's quinceañera. After the church ceremony for his 15-year-old goddaughter, he unwittingly gulped down holy water his aunt had collected, leading to jokes about his potential sainthood. Beyond the laughs, this story highlights the enduring importance of cultural celebrations even as other traditions fade away.

    Technology's transformation of our entertainment habits becomes a central theme as the hosts track the evolution from physical media collections to streaming services. They discuss how movie theaters struggle post-COVID despite releasing quality films, with home viewing on ever-larger TVs becoming the norm. This technological shift parallels their observations about smartphone addiction pulling people away from real-world engagement.

    Throughout their conversation, Miguel and Lano balance nostalgia with forward-thinking perspectives, questioning not if change should happen but how we might preserve meaningful connections while embracing new ways of living. The episode concludes with exciting news about their upcoming first remote interview with a local Little League baseball team, expanding the podcast's community involvement.

    Call our hotline at 323-202-7001 to share your thoughts on neighborhood traditions, technological changes, or your own holy water mishaps. Like and subscribe to join us as we continue drifting around the royal.

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    59 分
  • Episode 128 - Sports, Justice, and Society: Examining Current Events Through a Fresh Lens
    2025/07/03

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    What makes a true athlete in today's sports landscape? The answer threads throughout our latest episode as we return from hiatus to tackle everything from the mesmerizing talent of WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark to the fundamental differences between old-school and modern training regimens.

    Caitlin Clark has proven herself more than just hype, selling out arenas nationwide with her Steph Curry-like shooting range that's revolutionizing women's basketball. We break down how her game compares to fellow rookies and why the WNBA showcases more fundamental basketball than what's often seen in today's NBA. This leads us to a fascinating discussion about how training has evolved – or perhaps devolved – in professional sports, with former NBA greats like Kevin Garnett lamenting how today's players aren't conditioning properly, leading to more frequent injuries.

    Beyond sports, we dive into two major criminal cases making headlines. The Diddy case continues to develop with complex legal charges including sex trafficking and racketeering, though we question whether some witnesses' credibility might be compromised by contradictory evidence. Meanwhile, the Idaho college murders case reaches a turning point as Bryan Kohberger accepts a plea deal despite overwhelming evidence against him, sparking debate about justice and closure for victims' families.

    Our conversation takes a personal turn when discussing immigration policies, where we advocate for targeting criminals while showing compassion for hardworking immigrants who've built lives here. We reveal details about a little-known self-deportation program offering financial assistance to those willing to return to their countries and begin the legal immigration process – information that could genuinely help those caught in limbo.

    Whether you're a sports enthusiast, follow current events, or simply enjoy authentic conversation, this episode delivers unfiltered perspectives on the stories shaping our world. Call us at 323-207-0012 with your thoughts, and don't forget to subscribe and like us on YouTube!

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  • Episode 127 - Behind the Camera: Film Director Legacies
    2025/06/05

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    From Hollywood blockbusters to the death of the penny, this episode takes listeners on a wild conversational journey through pop culture, film criticism, and the craft of acting.

    The crew doesn't hold back their scathing review of Gladiator 2, tearing apart its predictable storylines and ridiculous Colosseum flooding scene complete with imported sharks. "That was so stupid," they agree, lamenting how the sequel fails to capture the original's magic despite Denzel Washington's involvement.

    When talk shifts to streaming recommendations, enthusiasm builds for "Duster" with its 70s aesthetic and "Mobland" starring Tom Hardy, which keeps viewers guessing with constant twists. They share excitement for the upcoming "Dexter: Resurrection" while reminiscing about the character's journey through previous iterations.

    The discussion takes a fascinating turn when examining what separates truly great actors from one-dimensional performers. "Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt have crazy range," they argue, contrasting their transformative performances against actors who essentially play themselves in every role. From Wolf of Wall Street to Inglourious Basterds, they celebrate performers who disappear completely into diverse characters.

    Special effects get their due as the hosts marvel at Charlie Chaplin's ingenious camera tricks—like the famous skating scene created with painted floors—compared to today's CGI-heavy productions. "That's more legit right there. Give him more props for that," they insist, appreciating the creativity that budget limitations inspired.

    Whether you're a film buff, streaming enthusiast, or just enjoy authentic conversation about entertainment, this episode delivers laughs, insights, and passionate debates. Call us at 323-207-0012 to join the conversation for our next episode!

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    1 時間 6 分

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