Mr. Castano and Justin are back with their sixth official episode. Today on the pod, we sit down with Joe Ruane from Seasons 4 and 5! Joe talks to us about how improv became his first real social outlet as a high school student, the shows becoming secondary to just hanging out on stage with his friends, taking classes at the Improv Asylum, and how "Yes, And..." is a vital part of being a successful bartender in Portsmouth, NH. Additionally, he talks about the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia he was met with when he was able to come back for the ten year anniversary show! So, pour a glass of your favorite milk, and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast that Delivers!

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Mr. Castano and Justin are back with their fifth official episode. Today on the pod, we sit down with Austin Townsend from Seasons 9 and 10! Austin talks to us about how failing to get on the team his Freshmen year encouraged him to grow as a performer, improvising while simultaneously preparing for Macbeth, his brilliant performance as 'The Rat King' during an early morning long form, and his special bond with Mike Short who was his first cabin counselor at Camp Lincoln. Also, the end of this episode is one of the more reflective moments we have had on the podcast, as we talk about how our community will get through this pandemic. So, pour a glass of your favorite milk, or a grapefruit soda, and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast the Delivers!

Mr. Castano and Justin are back with their fourth official episode. Today on the pod, we sit down with Kayleigh Larin from Season 6! She was on the team the first year the two Mikes took over as coaches, so she can tell you first hand about their gross incompetence when running the team. Kayleigh also talks to us about being a cat during her Milkmen audition, the fine line between what is funny and what is not, the games that she finds most challenging, and the six degrees of Milkmen separation. Kayleigh has come a long way since being a dancing napkin that three-stepped-turned in the wrong direction, and this episode is a perfect coping mechanism for the quarantine! So, pour a glass of your favorite milk and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast that Delivers!

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Follow her everywhere @kayleighlarin

Mr. Castano and Justin are back this week with their third official episode. Today on the pod, we sit down with former Milky and Timberlane English Teacher, Sarah Mill, from Seasons 2, 3, & 4! Sarah (Ms. Mill) talks about transitioning out of teaching to do freelance writing for an audience of baseball players, gravitating toward this art form when she would have "Improv Fridays" in her Introduction to Theater class, living a double life as an athlete and a member of The Milkmen, and reliving The Milkmen experience when she became a Project Hope adviser. Sarah offers an amazing perspective as she is only one of two people to be both a member of The Milkmen and a teacher at Timberlane! So, pour a glass of your favorite milk and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast that Delivers!

Mr. Castano and Justin are back with their second official episode. Today on the pod, we sit down with a Milkmen Original, Jimmy Stewart, from Season 1! Jimmy talks to us about the stereotypes associated with playing the tuba, how Spider-Man influenced his humor, the process of memorizing Shakespearean sonnets, and the wild experience of returning to the ten year anniversary show. Jimmy is one of the kindest human beings you will ever encounter, and his expertise is wonderful for Milkies both old and new! Pour a glass of your favorite milk and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast that Delivers!

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Check out his YouTube Channel for some awesome Shakespearean sonnets: Star Crossed Jimmy.

After the test run of our pilot episode, Mr. Castano and Justin are ready to present the first official episode. Today on the pod, we sit down with Gabe Perez from Season 9! Gabe talks to us about his blog inspired by Cracked.com, the time he got a standing ovation for making a reference to Morrissey and The Smiths, his hatred of the long form Christmas Moo-sical, and the time he disabled Robot Mike Bailey using an RKO. Gabe is such a fun first guest on the podcast, and we can't wait to talk to him again! Pour a glass of your favorite milk and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast that Delivers!

After drinking a very watered-down cup of hot chocolate at Dunks, Justin threw out the idea of doing a Milkmen podcast. He suggested the podcast could take a trip down memory lane, or in our case the grassy pasture, and talk with former team members about their experience doing high school improv. Well, you never know until you throw, so we are proud to present to you "Milkmen Improv: The Podcast That Delivers." The pilot episode features our first guest, Ellie McCormick, as she talks to use about being sick during the audition process, the differences between musicals and improv, as well as, the making of the Milkmen mockumentary, "Power Struggle." Pour a glass of your favorite milk and enjoy, because here we go yo...