3 Guys with Small Mics Podcast

The long awaited one on one with Syracuse's own, Jeff Tripoli. In this weekend expose, Dale and Jeff indulge in the design, makeup, and execution of our new theme song. We also get an in-depth look into what makes these two tick. Separation from the masses is not easy. But incorporating precise thoughts and professionalism will definitely help. Photo credit goes to John Miklasz. Music produced by Jeff Tripoli/John Bonnes/Dale Panas. Recorded in Syracuse New York at Moletrax Studio.

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Harassed much lately? Well we certainly felt that way during this recording. During the initial 15 minutes a security guard with a chip on her shoulder attempted to flex, and failed. But luckily, cooler heads prevailed, and laughter quickly followed. This was another production recorded outside of our studio, on location in...? Find out where by having a listen.

John tries his best at venting solo on the microphone a la Bill Burr. Was he a success? Or is he just struggling with the ill effects of quitting the cigarette habit? Included in this episode is telephone call with Stand-up Comedian Andrew Packer. He explains life in the Philippines, stuck in one of the most idyllic islands the country during this whole pandemic.

Practicing social distancing is now the new norm. We took it upon ourselves to exemplify this new dynamic. The first half of this episode takes place within steps of Science World in the area best known as False Creek in downtown Vancouver. Dale and Johnny highlighted this unique area with history and current prominence. Later, we recorded the second half of the show separately in our own homes and with Milton Ng via Zoom. Milton is a local writer, producer, filmmaker, and former chef back. We also managed to learn intricate details on the technological side of film. This episode will tickle the geek in all of us.

We are proud to offer you a careful, thoughtful, and considerate insight in the battle that concerns everyone that exists today. In this one on one conversation with Simon King, you will be intrigued and wowed by one of the strongest minds we know. Grab yourself a comfortable chair and tune in to a new facet in podcasting growth for us. We hope for you to enjoy yourself.

/In(t)er,dikt/ an authoritative prohibition, prohibit or forbid, intercept and prevent the movement of (a prohibited commodity or person). We highlight what everyone is not only talking about, but also living. And as promised, the show has continued. This episode even had some raw emotions. Even though we weren't all together in person. We used the new Zoom App to conference call with Ola Dada, a local standup comedian in Vancouver. And like all of us, he is adjusting to our odd new life. At least temporarily.

We exemplified what the world should be doing. Still conversations, laughing, and of course being quarantined. The show must go on as we say. And in this episode, we had an impactful viewpoint from a young, almost 19 year old pilot and now unemployed citizen.

In a world in turmoil and despair, we are pleased to offer a respite from the chaos. Episode 82 will entertain you with topics that are not only informative, but sexy and wild. And the wild came from an elder...John's mom. This is what makes the internet gold. Trust us.

Superfan Ian Rilcoff, numerously mentioned as that guy that freaks out when we talk movies, came in and indulged in curing his curiosity. We welcomed him with open arms and an open fridge. We enjoyed his company so much that we had to continue on with another "After-hours' session. Travel, fights, cars, and rugby were discussed at length. And laughter eventually ensued propagated by S@#$ talk...literally. Enjoy