Milky, Pouch, and a rotating roster of Semi-Permanents offer up an award-winning comedic, conversational podcast that holds no topic sacred.
In this episode, the guys record late in the week, meaning minimal edits and extremely delayed live thunder claps. Pouch finds that he has terrible timing. Paco wants to go a haunted tour in Japan. Milky wants to find howling prostitute ghosts.
Continue ReadingIn this episode, Pouch discovers the truth about Nutella. Milky recites rap lyrics. SPJ admits that he enjoys Pocky. The guys wonder if it’s time to change the slogan of the podcast.
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In this episode, Milky and Pouch welcome their friend Nic on the podcast for the first time… to bid their farewells. A longtime friend of Milky’s, Nic is leaving to Texas with Gad. Pouch breaks the format of the show to discuss tech news that Nic may or may […]
In this episode, Gad (aka Benjamin Sandal) prepares for his move to Texas. Lionheart brings the last edition of the “Wrestler or Not a Wrestler” game. Milky watches The Predator.
Continue ReadingIn this episode, two clans converge for civil war. The veterans of the A-Team and the greenhorns of the B-Team meet in immature combat to determine which one is slightly better than the other.
Continue ReadingIn this episode, the A-team makes their full return. Milky hates the French. SPJ extracts the truth behind Crips-topher Robin. Pouch used the hard “R.”
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In this episode, Lionheart and Milky talk about their recent trip to Philadelphia. Lionheart blacks out at the Rocky steps. Gad ponders on his porn star name.
In this episode, Panda makes his return to the Dropping Loads Podcast. SPJ insists that Panda schools them about anime. Milky accidentally makes Panda confess to a crime.
Continue ReadingIn this episode, the B team discusses the latest movie trailers released at San Diego Comic-Con. Gad doesn’t believe in vagina beer. Milky tells them boys a baby oil fable.
Continue ReadingIn this episode, Paco returns to hype up DLP’s second trip to Japan. Milky speaks of his father’s shady past with orange theft. Pouch is entirely exasperated with Paco’s disproportionately extreme reactions to insignificant things.
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