“Overqualified” (w/ Becca Ramos AKA Producer Becca!)
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Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
2h 1m
3 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 2 months ago
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Oh, I see. Wow. Bowen, look over there. Wow. Is that culture? Yes. Oh, my goodness. Wow. Las Culturistas.
Ding dong. Las Culturistas calling.
You know what I just realized? It is for me, and I didn't understand it to be this type of day today, but it is. It's a multiple liquids day. You are, you're a water sign classically. Oh, yeah. And the moon is new? Yeah. Babe, I think the moon might be new right now, but by the time this episode is out, the moon could be old as fuck. But I'm just saying you are filling yourself up to be dictated by the lunar pole. Did you know that actually when we drink water now, it hydrates us? Okay, let me be careful about this. So the water that we drink now is the hydration that we have in three weeks. But the piss that we piss tonight is from the water that we drank today. Correct. I don't understand this at all.
When you piss later, it will be water you've had recently. That's often why you'll find that you drink a lot of water and then a short time later we'll have to pee. That is that very water. But the hydration station is water you drank from a while back. You know who told me this? Doug Peck. Oh, well, the genius. The genius Doug Peck. Who knows about hydration and, quite frankly, drinking water. Also, room temp is best. Now, what do I do if it burns a little? When you pee? I'm kidding. When was your last STI? Oh, God. We're going there. At this point. We're going to ask her a question. Our guest's question. I can't wait. I'm going to say the last time I got on like a doxy thing because someone called like a few months ago.
Someone called and said, hey, girl. Hey, girl, I'm so sorry. I regret to inform you. Respectful. Respectful. So no. And he was there was shame there. And I was like, there's you truly have no reason to be ashamed. Um, thank you for letting me know. And like, I'm going to go, I'm going to go get the doxy. So that was a few months ago, but then like, it was just the pill. And I've, I've gotten like the shot in the ass and I'm like, Oh, this we're not, we're not joking around. What about you? I've never taken doxy pep, which for everyone who doesn't know for the, um, what we're going to call the 99, the 98%, which is the, uh, women that listen to this, um, doxy pep would be, uh, like a prophylactic for prophylactic the day after.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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0:00–16:33
2
How do the hosts introduce Producer Becca and her new podcast Welcome to El Barrio?
16:33–48:27
3
What is Becca Ramos’s upbringing and experience growing up Puerto Rican in Texas?
48:27–56:19
4
How did Baylor University and Greek life shape Becca’s college years and identity?
56:19–1:01:41
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How did Becca transition from advertising to producing at iHeart?
1:01:41–1:04:24
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What inspired Becca’s new podcast Welcome to El Barrio and who does she interview?
1:04:24–1:07:12
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How does Becca describe Tumblr and emo culture shaping her identity?
1:07:12–1:16:01
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What are Becca’s experiences with New York apartment hunting and life with two dachshunds?
1:16:01–2:01:18