Four Locos: Recent Episodes
Tucker, Mitchell, Cole, Paige
On a bright summer day in the year of our lord 2k19, the four locos sprouted from the ground fully formed, and full of audio content.
Every week the four locos meet in an undisclosed location, to meld minds and take names, spinning their magic content wheel to decide what they're gonna talk about. Sometimes it's very not good. Sometimes it's only a little not good. But every week, it sure is approximately 40 minutes because of Zoom limits
Episode Notes 1. Paige reminds us of our friend Terrence Howard 2. Tucker tells us the actual written rules of Ice Fighting 3. Cole pays an homage to our favorite riddler 4. Mitchell makes us play a word-guessing game
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Episode Notes Hi this is Cole and I've forgotten what segments are in this one.
- Tucker shows us his patented garlic lime turkey breast recipe
- Paige asks would you rather questions
- Cole tries to make people do word association but they're very bad at it
- Mitchell starts a Lilo and Stitch Cage Match
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Episode Notes Another four segments from another four siblings (the ones from the first episode were destroyed)
- Cole helps everyone tell spooky stories for the season
- Mitchell has us play an number guessing game that is not 6, 8 or neither definitely
- Paige leads us down a Keurig rabbit hole
- Tucker reads us fine literature from the Amazon reviews of the Land Before Time series
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Episode Notes Four Segments for Four Siblings
- Paige helps us learn about the Four Dimensions
- Tucker leads us in our favorite game, 6 8 or neither
- Mitchell tells us about squirrels
- Cole sponsors a round of the classic game House
Mitchell and Cole take on tough topics like movie sequels that don't exist, nicknames in Spanish class, and reading the news I guess? If you don't like it, you'll have different hosts next week, so hope you can wait for the good stuff.
Music intro is Ada Jones and Billy Watkins' By the Beautiful Sea