Videos (42)

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  The Popular Podcast #177: Sand

  published 26 days ago

  1:45 | No views

  This is us before we fought on our anniversary and came home and destroyed our house.

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  The Popular Podcast #174: Lifefucking Studio Art Girls

  published 38 days ago

  1:49 | 5 views

  Jessica figures out what she's been missing in school: girls that just want to 'have fun'.

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  The Popular Podcast #173: Lifefucking Google Wave

  published 38 days ago

  1:01 | 8 views

  Can we outsource 'figuring out how to use google wave' on elance?

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  The Popular Podcast #172: Lifefucking Tarot Readings

  published 40 days ago

  1:04 | 1 view

  Deep Thoughts by Jessica Mullen.

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  The Popular Podcast #171: Today's Goal to Take One Shot

  published 40 days ago

  1:16 | No views

  Kel is 'proud of herself' because she 'made a goal' and 'stuck to it', remained sexy while doing so.

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  The Popular Podcast #170: Food Packing Lies

  published 41 days ago

  1:00 | 1 view

  She knew, in the back of her mind, that 'something wasn't right'. Food packaging is DANGEROUS! Eat at your own risk!

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  The Popular Podcast #169: Hostess Gifts

  published 46 days ago

  1:30 | No views

  For a casual invite, you could bring someone a cookie, but for more formal occasions it is polite to bring drugs, alcohol, and/or Halloween regalia.

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  The Popular Podcast #168: Goal-Oriented Lifestreaming

  published 46 days ago

  1:42 | No views

  Do you have to 'have a plan' before you start lifestreaming? If you don't 'find ur niche' will your lifestream '!*%*'?

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  The Popular Podcast #167: Lifestream Manifesto

  published 46 days ago

  1:50 | 3 views

  Your lifestream is you- digitized. If you do not have a lifestream, its like not having a resume or a portfolio.

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  The Popular Podcast #164: The Issues of Our Generation

  published 2 months ago

  2:08 | 2 views

  Open invitation to anyone who wants it to steal our content and sell it. Just, please, let us know how you did it. Also, YouTube shut us down- once again reiterating the importance of self-hosting. Death to Services!