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Well kids, this is an episode we've been looking forward to for a bit. We were finally able to pod with Spanish musical artist Adriana Proenza. She was nice enough to FaceTime with us all the way from Madrid and discuss everything from her passion as a musician and actress to dying record labels in the music industry to the meaning of life. That's right, Dads, we get serious on this one. So uhh open up your ear holes. You may learn a thing or two (2). Thanks again Adriana for putting up with our American bullshit. Her song played at the end of the episode is "About This Place." Go stream and buy that shit. You can listen to Adriana Proenza's music here: https://spoti.fi/2U2GKCN and follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/proenzadriana/ For exclusive Slackers content, CLICK THIS, DAD: https://www.patreon.com/dedicatedslackers

Consider this our holiday gift to you. A whopping thirteen (13) minutes of incoherent rambling. Santa is cancelled.

Live from the Mercy College SoundSquare, this is the first of a very exciting trilogy full of guests who all deserve flame emojis next to their names. In this edition, we are joined by 1/4 of pop punk band The Everafter, guitarist Rich Rivera. They have a show at Gold Sounds Saturday May 12 (TOMORROW). We also have Kristin Millard with us, #1 Dedicated Slackers fan and singer of the theme song among many other things. She's the guest host for this trilogy, so please join us as we venture deep into the distrurbing minds of the Dedicated Slackers. Disclaimer: If you have a peanut allergy or do not handle spicy foods well, you will be triggered by this. Sorry, Danny Other Disclaimer: We talk about pockets once again. You can find the Everafter's music and all their fire stuff by searching TheEverafterNY on all social media! Theme song is taken from “Face to Face” by Sunset (KRISTIN and CJ) from their EP “i can’t sleep” Go listen to those slappers if you dig it

Back at Mercy Studios, fire music peeps Mini Mac and Tommy Watson join the Slackers ahead of their March 16 show at The Well in Brooklyn. Oh, Erick died too but we honor him very extensively so he can rest in peace so hard. Not to mention we get a very interesting phone call that is rudely interrupted by a class trying to use the studio. The education system, AMIRITE?! Yeah, this is definitely a legendary episode. Erick should've died sooner.

Ahead of his March 3 comedy show at the Producer's Club, Izy McCoy plays host during his second hour with the Slackers and honors an unsung black hero for Black History Month. LNPR presents a special report about interestingly themed cookbooks and Erick reviews the Barney soundboard. Mini Mac is still in the building and he spits a 16 after much convincing.