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Hosted by Rick, Lano, Miggy · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 152 episodes
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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.
Rick, Lano, Miggy hosts Drifting on Arroyo, a society show with 152 episodes published.
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 prese
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
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
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
Send us Fan Mail Big hats are funny until they turn into a theme: how much of what we love is about the vibe, and how much has to actually work in real life. We kick things off with the debut of the “noggin” hat, then ge
Send us Fan Mail HBO locks us out and somehow that turns into a perfect night of stories, recommendations, and nostalgia. We’re snacking on brown sugar cinnamon mixed nuts, laughing at our own chaotic intro, then jumping
Send us Fan Mail Your weekend can go from “quick errands” to a full-on life audit fast, and that’s basically our energy here. We start with CCW renewal and the firearm safety certificate questions that always pop up righ
Send us Fan Mail We disappear for a bit, then come back like we never left: cracking jokes, catching up, and admitting we basically “fasted” from recording for Lent. From there the mic turns into a time machine. We talk
Send us Fan Mail Ever notice how a simple name can carry a whole history? We start with the tool bench—crescent wrench vs adjustable, drill bit vs twist bit, brand names turned into everyday nouns—and realize those words
Send us Fan Mail A wedding pulled together in under four weeks. A church ceremony that felt right. A long table filled with family, steaks, and perfect Old Fashioneds. Then we slipped away to a lazy river honeymoon where
Send us Fan Mail The port is broken, the insurer says no, and curbside pickup swears your order is ready—until it isn’t. We kick off with real-life tech friction and the absurd dance of policies, stock systems, and “miss
Send us Fan Mail The annual wild card pilgrimage to Vegas used to run on rails: a packed sportsbook, easy drink tickets, horse racing between games, and a steak dinner to cap the night. This time, the city made us work f
Send us Fan Mail New year, same crew, tighter habits. We kick off season five by getting honest about the small routines that make life easier: sleeping better, sharpening memory, and keeping our cars running smooth with
Send us Fan Mail The show kicks off with a spicy takedown of empty trends before sliding into a rain-soaked Christmas drive and a candid look at EV ownership that car ads won’t give you. We talk real numbers—home chargin
Send us Fan Mail Missed weeks, messy schedules, and a jury duty spiral set the stage for a catch-up that feels like real life: imperfect, funny, and unexpectedly honest. We own the delays, laugh at the chaos, and then pi
Send us Fan Mail Ever waited 20 minutes curbside for a prepaid $5 meal while watching ten cars breeze through the drive-thru? That’s where we start—where “convenience” breaks—and then we chase the thread through a month
Send us Fan Mail The world opens up through conversation as we welcome back David El Vampiro after a three-year hiatus from the show. A gifted educator with a passion for global exploration, David takes us on a journey f
Send us Fan Mail Returning from their summer hiatus, the Drift Down the Road podcast crew kicks off with a technological upgrade that brings their first-ever remote call-in guest. Between laughs about a Home Depot "crop
Send us Fan Mail The moment Sylvia Racinos walked into our studio, twenty years of friendship filled the room with laughter, inside jokes, and the electric energy that comes from shared history. As our first-ever female
Send us Fan Mail Reuniting the full crew after a brief hiatus, this episode brings together all the familiar voices you've been missing as we drift through a nostalgic journey of childhood favorites, workplace experience
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Drifting on Arroyo is hosted by Rick, Lano, Miggy. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 152 episodes.
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