THE GARCIA-ITOS

Episode 7 of the Life’s Been Pretty Good Lately podcast, hosted by Robert Garcia and Chaney Garcia, titled "THE GARCIA-ITOS" was published on March 25, 2025 and runs 35 minutes.

March 25, 2025 ·35m · Life’s Been Pretty Good Lately

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First up is Ashlee Simpson, which naturally leads to bad celebrity child names. Chaney considers the hotness of the non- Travis Barker members of Blink-182, which leads to alien talk. Find out which podcaster can “die” and how good Tony Soprano looks with his shirt off (hint: it rhymes with “exy”). Robert sees Orville Beck at Whole Foods. Listen to the end to find out if Alec Baldwin is tired.

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First up is Ashlee Simpson, which naturally leads to bad celebrity child names. Chaney considers the hotness of the non- Travis Barker members of Blink-182, which leads to alien talk. Find out which podcaster can “die” and how good Tony Soprano looks with his shirt off (hint: it rhymes with “exy”). Robert sees Orville Beck at Whole Foods. Listen to the end to find out if Alec Baldwin is tired.

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