Dropping Loads
Summary: 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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Podcasts:
In another Pouchless episode, Milky and Paco recall their vacation in St. Augustine. Paco reminisces on her strange childhood. Milky makes a bold statement about imaginary friends.
In this episode, SPJ returns to share his research into the vape life. SPJ explains how chickens are the perfect tool for robbery. Pouch talks about talking to Henno. Milky can't figure out what his favorite Quentin Tarantino movie is.
In the last episode 2015, Ness returns to give a very SPOILER-filled review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Ness and Milky pressure Pouch into doing an English accent, when Pouch just wants to review the year. Thanks for listening this year.
In this episode, SPJ returns to pitch his new Science Fiction thriller, Pretzelmania 15: Vape at the Beach. Milky wants to talk soccer news so badly, while Pouch ignores him in favor of cat forehead perfume. #pretzelmaniayes
In this episode, Milky and Pouch attempt to host the pod together with no Semi-Permanent. They found little success. Pouch complains about the sudden influx of Snape Haters, while Milky edits gay porn and makes gay jokes.
In this episode, SPJ returns to inform us of some sacrilegious sex toys and then introduce us to a red diaper-clad Sean Connery, in a new Semi-Plot. Pouch explains the new sneak peek of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice.
In this episode, Ness returns to express grief over the loss of Phil "Filthy Animal" Taylor, the original drummer of Motorhead, in a new Metal Ness. Milky has flashbacks of banana warfare. Pouch thinks Italian New Yorkers dance the macarena.
In this episode, Pouch takes his first absence from the podcast, leaving Milky and Paco to run the show. The couple bicker about how Paco is both a punk kid and dramatic girl obsessed with death. Milky watches gay porn for the first time.
In this episode, Paco returns to introduce her trusty Bitchstick and the various scenarios in which she had to use it. Pouch doesn't understand Shia Labeouf. Milky thinks that Tommy Lee Jones is melting in his new Milky's Tacos.
In this episode, SPJ returns to regale us with his adventures surfing the Deep Dank Web, while Pouch becomes sufficiently depressed. Milky gets confused about one of Pouch's articles and nearly misses the point. SPJ reviews The Martian in a new Semi-Plot.
In this episode, Ness returns to discuss the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer. Milky teaches Ness something new, while Pouch is startled by a penis. The boys discuss the semantics of souls and three-ways.
In this episode, Pouch hosts the episode by himself again, in which he poorly recounts the story of his dog and explains his beef with the politically correct culture. Pouch discusses the new Star Wars trailer.
In this episode, the boys celebrate Halloween for the third time. Pouch and Paco mix it up a bit and switch up their segments. Paco brings in some grotesque news items for a Spooky edition of Get a Load of This, sure to make you gag. Her side of Tacos delves into technology and murders. Pouch brings some spine-tingling shorts about creepy children for Pouch's Tacos.
In this episode, Milky becomes an expert in La Bombita, while Pouch is just confused. Ness has been living the Metal life and reviews the new Iron Maiden album, The Book of Souls.
In this episode, SPJ returns to discuss his weeaboophobia. Milky makes a strong attempt to be politically correct. Pouch believes that flammable gas is a myth.
