MukBangable

MukBangable

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  • MB Snacks: Six Individual La Croix
    And we're back with another episode of MukBangable: Snacks Edition. This week, Ray and Campbell explore Ray's difficulties with eating noodles and noodles, pitch the plot of the next big blockbuster Adjacent Bourne, and bash Postmates for their very reasonable customer service policies. The two also help out a listener with some very hypothetical food delivery hacks. //Please Donate To Ray's GoFundMe! //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    22 min
  • May I Have Some More Bratwurst? (feat. Antonio Javiniar)
    With Ray on leave, Campbell is joined by co-host, Antonio Javiniar. The two frat bros swap drunken tailgate stories, bemoan the Los Angeles infrastructure, and play a spirited game of UnYelpful Reviews. Antonio also gives some advice on how to take some baller food photos. You can find Antonio's work on Instagram @holamikoo. //Please Donate To Ray's GoFundMe! //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    1 hr 14 min
  • MB Snacks: Toothless McGee
    This is a very special episode of MukBangable: Snacks Edition! Ray talks about her teeth. That's it. //Please Donate To Ray's GoFundMe! //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    22 min
  • Bottomless Mimosas
    Ray and Campbell get real about the pros and cons of bottomless mimosas, the best way to cut someone's brake lines, and the texture of cod semen. Ray also admits to dumpster diving in a desperate act to salvage trash tortillas. //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    1 hr 23 min
  • MB Snacks: A-Cup Meatballs
    Comin' at you with another MukBangable: Snacks Edition! This week, Ray and Campbell advise a listener on how to cook her beau a meal while sidestepping the pitfalls of raw meat and anaphylactic shock. They also hear from a listener who recounted a college party gone wrong, thanks again to roofies. //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    16 min
  • McDonald's Saved Me
    This week Ray and Campbell lament the downward spiral of our society, break down classic food-related movie scenes, and get silly off wine while playing a drinking game. Ray also recounts an intimate moment with a potential murderer. //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    1 hr 21 min
  • MB Snacks: In The Privacy Of My Own Butthole
    Welcome to another MukBangable: Snack Edition! This week, Ray and Campbell discuss their own favorite snacks and the proper way to evacuate one's system after a bout of food poisoning. Other topics include leap year calendar girls and bowel issues on the 405. //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    18 min
  • Woman Meat
    This week, Ray and Campbell define "woman meat" and question whether vegan bacon passes the Kosher test. The duo later plays the first edition of Spit or Swallow, a game where each host picks a hill to die on. //Follow us on Instagram! //Check us out on Twitter! //Email us your stories! //
    1 hr 21 min
  • MB Snacks: Coffee Classism
    Welcome to MukBangable: Snacks Edition! The fun is condensed down to a bite-sized episode to whet your appetite every Monday. This week, Campbell and Ray take listener questions about tipping for take-out and whether all baristas are created equal.
    14 min
  • Pussy On A Plate
    Ray and Campbell go back to the basics by gabbing about alcohol-infused decisions, being in the red with the lunch lady, and acting as a female subservient to high school athletes. Play along in the Dessert round and see if you can guess the ingredients of horrific 1950's recipes.Follow Us On InstagramSend us your stories!
    1 hr 21 min

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Ray and Campbell take their listeners on a delightful journey that intertwines food, friends, and fun with a pinch of unintentional perspective.