Drifting on Arroyo

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.

Drifting on Arroyo is a society podcast hosted by Rick, Lano, Miggy, with 153 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Rick, Lano, Miggy hosts Drifting on Arroyo, a society show with 153 episodes published.

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  Episode #150

  Episode 150 - From Floods And Hurricanes To Heat On The Job

  Sep 3, 20261h 2mS5

  Send us Fan Mail The world feels like it is doing the most right now, and we start there: floods, mudslides, and the kind of disaster videos that make you stare at the screen and think, “That can’t be real.” From the Pacific Rim of Fire to hurricane forecasts headed toward Southern California, we talk about what extreme weather looks like on the ground, how flash floods actually happen, and why the desert can get hit hard even when your neighborhood seems fine. Then we bring it back to everyday survival: running jobs in triple-digit heat, trying to keep crews hydrated, and figuring out when you push through versus when you call it. We get into the unglamorous details of work ethic, the small stuff that turns into big frustration, and what it means to lead a young company without burning everyone out. From there, we rant about the California replacement tire efficiency program, low rolling resistance tires, and why “saving the planet” can sometimes sound like a sales pitch that ends with you paying more at the tire shop. To keep it fun, we pivot into pop culture and nostalgia: Dolly Parton memories, Willie Nelson still touring at 93, what we are watching (yes, Dune), dragons vs dinosaurs rabbit holes, and the snacks we swear used to come with a better red stick. If you like honest conversation that jumps from serious topics to hilarious everyday complaints without losing the thread, hit play. Subscribe, share this with a friend who loves a good rant, and leave us a review. What part had you yelling “exactly” at your speakers? Follow us @DriftingOnArroyo TEEPUBLIC Merchandise Store Subscribe at https://driftingonarroyo.buzzsprout.com/share Email us at DriftingOnArroyo@gmail.com Hotline (323) 207-0012 If interested in getting a Tesla please use referral code. https://www.tesla.com/referral/emiliano739087 If interested in getting a Starlink Internet please use referral code. https://starlink.com/?referral=RC-DF-10815015-40898-96&app_source=share Thanks for Listening!

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  Episode #149

  Episode 149 - Teaching English In China And Coming Home With Wild Lessons

  Aug 13, 20261h 23mS5

  Send us Fan Mail He went to China to teach English and came back with stories you can’t make up. David “Vampiriti” Navarro joins us to talk about landing a STEAM Academy teaching program, helping students build and present projects in English, and what surprised him most about how much English shows up in Chinese high school materials. We also get real about the teacher mindset, especially in ELD, where the payoff is watching a student go from barely speaking to confidently holding a conversation a year later. Then the travel talk gets specific: Beijing food, restaurant culture, and the honest truth about tackling the Great Wall when your knees are begging for mercy. We swap favorite bites, compare traditional spots to more familiar fusion meals, and share the kind of practical travel advice you only learn the hard way like always carrying wipes and backup toilet paper. From there, we swing back home for LA life and food: neighborhood debates, the lingering effects of local smoke, and a detailed ceviche rundown you can actually use, including fish choice, citrus timing, and a couple of seasoning tips that level it up. We close with World Cup takes on VAR and fairness, plus a plain-English offside explanation that finally clicks. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs the offside rule explained, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Follow us @DriftingOnArroyo TEEPUBLIC Merchandise Store Subscribe at https://driftingonarroyo.buzzsprout.com/share Email us at DriftingOnArroyo@gmail.com Hotline (323) 207-0012 If interested in getting a Tesla please use referral code. https://www.tesla.com/referral/emiliano739087 Thanks for Listening!

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  Episode #148

  Episode 148 - World Cup Talk And Real-Life Tangents

  Jul 23, 20261h 12mS5

  Send us Fan Mail People swear they “watched the game,” but what they really watched was the internet’s opinion of the game. We kick things off by unpacking the World Cup final and the chaos that follows any major soccer match: accusations of favoritism, arguments about yellow cards and dirty play, and the endless Messi vs Ronaldo debate. We’re not pretending to be global soccer analysts, but we are honest about what we see and how fast fan narratives can replace the actual match. From there, it turns into the kind of hang our listeners know well, with big topic swings that still somehow connect. We try calling our friend David while he’s in China, shout out a neighborhood reunion that reminds us where we come from, and trade stories from a Laughlin trip that includes lake coves, floaties, portable compressors, and a side quest into Hoover Dam vs Davis Dam geography. We also talk local news, including the Boyle Heights cold storage fire and why solar panel systems and lithium batteries can make fires harder to fully put out. Then we go deep on modern cars and why so many mechanics are fed up: flat-rate pay, unpaid diagnostic time, warranty work that barely covers labor, and how new vehicle design plus long oil change intervals can feel like a recipe for expensive problems. If you’ve ever wondered whether 10,000-mile oil changes make sense for turbo engines, or why tool-truck debt is a real trap for new techs, you’ll get plenty to think about. We close on food talk, ice cream nostalgia, and a live reaction to the I Play Rocky trailer that has us ready for November. If you enjoy these real conversations and wild detours, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave us a review. What part of the conversation did you want us to go even deeper on? Follow us @DriftingOnArroyo TEEPUBLIC Merchandise Store Subscribe at https://driftingonarroyo.buzzsprout.com/share Email us at DriftingOnArroyo@gmail.com Hotline (323) 207-0012 If interested in getting a Tesla please use referral code. https://www.tesla.com/referral/emiliano739087 Thanks for Listening!

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  Episode #147

  Episode 147 - Team Lazy Smoker

  Jun 25, 20261h 3mS5

  Send us Fan Mail A nickname can tell your whole history if you let it. We open by explaining why Rick is “RK67” and how a high school football number somehow becomes a lifelong tag, then we spiral into the real comedy of adulthood: the day a company rep asks for your email address and you have to say that teenage “unique” handle out loud, letter by letter, with your dignity on the line. From there we catch up on what’s around us right now, from thick LA smoke to the practical annoyances of Juneteenth bank closures that delay deposits and payments. The sports talk heats up fast with World Cup mania, USA and Mexico momentum, rule changes that can cut down on flopping, and the dream scenario everybody wants: a USA vs England matchup landing on July 4. We also debate whether the Olympics in Los Angeles will feel as electric as the World Cup, or if the price and scale make it harder to connect with. Then we go full backyard mode with the Traeger pellet grill deep dive: why “set it and forget it” actually matters, what you still need to watch (ash cleanup, pellet hopper levels, preheat time), and how we time four-hour ribs with a dry rub so the smoke and meat lead the flavor instead of sauce. We even get into pellet wood choices for carne asada, ribs, and poultry, plus where we’re buying meat, freezer and vacuum-seal tips, and a quick reality check on Vegas resort fees and why comps feel different now. If you like real-life talk, sports energy, and practical cooking advice you can use this weekend, you’ll be right at home. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a review with your go-to grilling setup. Follow us @DriftingOnArroyo TEEPUBLIC Merchandise Store Subscribe at https://driftingonarroyo.buzzsprout.com/share Email us at DriftingOnArroyo@gmail.com Hotline (323) 207-0012 If interested in getting a Tesla please use referral code. https://www.tesla.com/referral/emiliano739087 Thanks for Listening!

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  Episode #146

  Episode 146 - Work Van Stolen Overnight

  May 21, 20261h 1mS5

  Send us Fan Mail A stolen work van is not just a bad morning, it’s a direct hit to your time, your money, and your ability to earn. We walk through what happens when the cops show up at the door, the van turns up dumped in another city, and the tow yard hands you a bill anyway. Then comes the gut punch: thousands of dollars in tools gone, from power tools and batteries to the small stuff you never think anyone would bother stealing. We also get into the stuff nobody warns you about until you live it: how easy certain work vans are to steal, why security cameras often capture everything except what you need, and how “just get a camera” is not a real plan. We trade ideas that real people can use, like blocking a vehicle in, adding visible deterrents, installing a kill switch, and even using retractable driveway bollards to make a quick getaway harder. On the paperwork side, we talk toll tag fraud and license plate cloning, because those random FastTrak charges from a freeway you have not driven can be more than a glitch. If you’ve ever dealt with DMV runarounds, disputed automated charges, or tried to make an insurance claim for stolen tools, you’ll recognize the frustration fast. We lighten the mood with weekend talk: the insanity of an 80-cent Tommy’s chili cheeseburger line, wildfire map-checks, the LA County Fair food hunt, and some car-project updates as we plan the next steps on an engine build. Subscribe, share this with a friend who drives a work van, and leave a review. What’s your go-to way to protect your tools and your vehicle? Follow us @DriftingOnArroyo TEEPUBLIC Merchandise Store Subscribe at https://driftingonarroyo.buzzsprout.com/share Email us at DriftingOnArroyo@gmail.com Hotline (323) 207-0012 If interested in getting a Tesla please use referral code. https://www.tesla.com/referral/emiliano739087 Thanks for Listening!

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