Mixtape Monologues

In the thirteenth episode, the gang along with a special guest Theo discuss fast food, and food culture.

In this episode, Scott, Connor and Brandon discuss the long history of Godzilla as well as many other iconic Japanese figures.

For the eleventh episode of Mixtape Monologues, we've temporarily misplaced Rumi Mijares, but the Swiss, Valentino Di Pietro Hernandez, has returned, joining Scott Knoll for an educational journey into the world of Asian dramas. Brandon Xiong alongside Grace Moua (Mixtape Monologue's Social Media Manager and Returning Guest), and our special guest Kaitlyn Yang (A resident KDRAMA expert), are here to guide us through the amnesia-filled, awkward love triangles, and the overall mysterious charm that are Asian Dramas. *Disclaimer: While we do address topics of serious nature from a lens perspective of how it was experienced in youth with melancholy humor, we would also like to address and celebrate all beliefs with an open understanding and respect. We are also not sponsored in any way by Subway or Jimmy O Yang. Thank you.

For the tenth episode of the Mixtape Monologues: Martin, Brandon, and Scott discuss the hardships, saving graces, and tiredness within the life of a college student in a shorter episode. While half functioning and missing a Swiss, the podcast group wanted to do shoutouts to our listeners and state that we're back and working on more interesting podcast topics like KDRAMAS, KPOP PART 2, Anime, and more! Stay tuned and thank you!

In this special episode of the podcast. We have a new casts that joins us to discuss about topics within the Asian American community. This episode is hosted by Scott and Brandon. Special guests: Jaylen, Lila, Noah, and Stellin.

In the eighth episode, we are joined once again by Jared Diaz, who helps us discuss: horror movie tropes, personal encounters with the supernatural, cultural myths, Pokemon lore, and the horrors of how we experienced milestones of history. (Disclaimer: While we do address topics of serious nature from a lens perspective of how it was experienced in youth with melancholy humor, we would also like to address and celebrate all beliefs with an open understanding and respect, thank you) (NOTE: This episode is currently under construction due to error in audio file)

Missing a few voices in this one, where: Brandon, Scott, and Valentino try not to spoil too much about the Super Mario Bros. Movie, discuss the Resident Evil franchise, and provide constructive criticism towards annoying visuals and confusing storylines.

As we seem to have misplaced Valentino and Martin this episode, we proudly gained a new guest, Grace. In Brandon's most anticipated episode on the podcast, both he and Grace educate Scott on the wonderful and seemingly complicated world of K-pop while still trying to do our best not get cancelled by unpopular opinions and jokes.  (Disclaimer: we appreciate and respect artists of all genres, just Twice a little more)

In our large ensemble fifth episode of Mixtape Monologues we (Brandon, Valentino, Scott, and Martin) are joined by: Ellis Brewer, Katherine Garcia, and John Weirather, and Jared Diaz as they help us dissect the concept of love through personal relationships, their interesting experiences with dating apps, and even reference Plato. This is also recorded after Valentino's birthday, so happy birthday again to our good friend and co-host.

We lost Valentino for this episode, but gained three more guests... We should just add Martin at this point as we talk with Skye Geraud and Jared Diaz as they educate Scott on Marvel movies, discuss the bad plots, defend Iron Man 2, introduce hypotheticals concerning relationships that were affected by the Snap, and forget to bring up the great film of the Werewolf by Night.

In this episode, we discuss the ideas of self publishing, the Amazon Effect, Ai generators, take a brief intermission to enjoy the sound of passing by airplanes, then return to the books we had to read to get our names remembered as million word readers for AR points. Topics of discussion that we will later return to.

In our second episode of the podcast we discuss the social constructs of what makes a relationship work or doesn't work. Also taking into consideration media, experience, and friendships.

In the pilot episode, we voice our unpopular opinions on: technology, M3GAN, the entertainment industry, and push our luck in our University library.