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When the aliens came down and told us they’d enslave all of the human race if we didn’t send our bigliest warrior to participate in their arena death games, I laughed at them. It was really funny because they obviously didn’t know who they were dealing with. Know what I mean? Then they said they would pick the greatest warrior, and they picked Marc Havak. He seemed like such an average guy, but he was a true-blue American. He even worked as a truck driver! That’s the kind of good guy we want defending us from aliens.

Roommate Arena is a weekly 30 minute podcast where real life roommates Brittany Ransom, Tony Bartel and Rachel Steelheart debate the absurd. Like what condiments belong in our fridge? or How much laundry sauce goes in the washing machine? Once it's all on the table we vote as a household and that's the rule. Become a Gladiator today and decide who's right!!

Magic the Gathering Historic Brawl Podcast musings, ramblings and rants

Welcome to the Degenerate Boomers Podcast with your hosts baby boomer, Cindy Arena, and millennial, Sheri Ciprani. We will be discussing issues that span generations from the perspective of each age group through conversation, games, and exploration into each other's experiences. Guest comedians dive into the generational divide with us to discover what separates us and what we all have in common. We are both comedians who love to laugh and find the humor in all we encounter. We hope you will come along on this adventure with us.

Comin' Out Swinging isn't just about non-monogamy. It’s a raw, real look at modern relationships. We’re Victoria and Dave Arena: together nearly 30 years, married over 24, and swinging for more than 22. This show explores how love, sex, and identity often buckle under the weight of societal expectations, especially monogamy. Subscribe to Comin’ Out Swinging—the podcast that truly redefines "Couple Goals," straight from the Muthaphuckkin OGs.

Canciones de rock & roll, una afición antigua por los cómics, una avalancha de juguete, Bruce Springsteen y una instructora de baile son algunos de los objetos y personajes que conforman las viñetas, los relatos, y las estampas a través de los cuales Sergio Zurita se narra a sí mismo, a sus afectos y sus recuerdos. Esta compilación de textos breves, que atraviesa la frontera de la ficción y se interna en la realidad va desde la autobiografía hasta el testimonio, construye un retrato íntimo donde se reúnen los anhelos infantiles, la curiosidad adolescente y la cruda madurez de la vida.