Letty Peniche and Rosecrans Vic come together for Brown Bag, the LA based (and biased) morning show from 2 hispanics who love to hustle, put people on game, and of course, clown. Check them out LIVE everyday on POWER 106 6A-10A, Monday thru Friday.Â

The squad tackles an unforgettable Homie Helpline after a 22-year-old house-sitter gets drunk, knocks over his grandpa's urn, and sweeps the ashes (along with cat hair and dust) into an Amazon Prime replacement ⚱️

We kick things off with Tepic's Teachings for Hispanic Heritage Month as the crew breaks down the brain's "putamen" and jokes about who would get sacrificed to the ancient gods! Then, things get completely unhinged on the Homie Helpline when a 22-year-old listener confesses to getting drunk while house-sitting, dropping his grandpa's urn, and sweeping the ashes—and cat hair—into a replacement urn before his grandma returns from Mexico. The confession triggers secret-holders across LA, including a former stripper who hid her career from her family by pretending she worked overnight shifts at a nursing home! Another caller advises blaming the whole disaster on the family pet, admitting he regularly blames his dogs whenever he breaks household stuff. Finally, on Play Ball, the crew investigates whether the Chicago White Sox's first playoff series win in 20 years is due to pure baseball talent or Pope Leo's holy prayers![Edited by @iamdyre ☀️]Chapters(00:00) Tepic's Teachings(3:20) Homie Helpline(16:47) Play Ball Experience the Culture: Catch Brown Bag Mornings and the rest of the network 24/7 on the Amplified Voices TV app: amplifiedvoices.com/podcast-brown-bag/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The squad mediates a wild Homie Helpline featuring a dropped Christian hip-hop DJ with scandalous laptop secrets, a guy who gave up his lowered Honda CR-V car meets, and a caller who swore "I love my girl" eight times just to stay out of the doghouse

The squad navigates a toxic Homie Helpline filled with nightmare evil stepmothers who made kids eat off the floor like dogs, set up fake theft traps, and turned fathers against their own blood

The squad kicks off with Tepic's Teachings, breaking down the word "puñeta" from fancy sleeve cuffs to its wild, explicit slang definitions! Things get completely infuriating on the Homie Helpline as listeners share traumatic stories of evil stepmothers tearing families apart. Callers expose horrific stepmoms who made a 7-year-old eat off the floor like a dog, set up fake theft traps, and convinced a mother her daughter was pursuing her serial-cheating husband. On Hella Studious, the crew reacts to a new study showing over 60% of Gen Z drivers get severe anxiety trying to pump gas, prompting a story about a girl crying in panic at the station. Concrete even confesses his own gas station embarrassment—trying to play it cool while putting four dollars on a pump in front of a baddy
The squad dives into a spooky Homie Helpline featuring "paranormal mimics" and a "glowing Cholita" that told a listener to shut up while she was trying to get with his uncle. Between the ghost stories, the crew investigates Karol G and Drake's spicy Houston performance and offers a massive apology to the viral Giants Game wife they accidentally roasted.

We're getting spooky as the crew explores the "paranormal mimic" that tricked a listener into cuddling a ghost instead of his girl!

The squad attempts to navigate a scandalous Homie Helpline where listeners expose parents living secret double lives, including a father who hid ten children and a mother planning a secret Armenian romance!

The crew is diving into the heartbreaking "Wakanda Forever" fallout as Chadwick Boseman's family and wife battle over suspicious medical records and a alleged missing recording that would give his brothers 90% of his film residuals. Things get completely toxic on the Homie Helpline when a listener reveals her father lived a double life with 10 children and three different women, even tricking her into visiting her own siblings by calling them "cousins". Another caller exposes her late mother's secret seven-year divorce and her plan to bring a much younger Armenian lover to the U.S. behind the family's back. We also react to the "bad deal" one mother signed, allowing her husband to "quench his thirst" on dating apps as long as she can flirt too. Finally, on Play Ball, the squad roasts Raiders backup QB Fernando Mendoza for his "Finance with Fernando" commercials while die-hard fan Angie V desperately defends her team.[Edited by @iamdyre

The squad attempts to mediate a legendary Homie Helpline featuring Sammy, the ultimate "Bendy" who paid over $1,000 for an apartment only for a new man to send him selfies from the bathroom. Between Greg's "original crash out" story about an Arizona husband and delusional exes trying to sabotage marriages, the crew dives into why Will Smith turned down The Matrix and reacts to the "stinky old woman" in Santa Clarita terrorizing street vendors.

The squad dives into Chisme with Angie, reacting to Willow Smith revealing that Will Smith turned down iconic roles to keep "heavy energy" out of the house. Things get completely unhinged on the Homie Helpline as Sammy confesses he's being the ultimate "Bendy" for love—paying for his ex's apartment while her new man hangs out in the salah. We also hear from Noam, who is dealing with a delusional ex trying to sabotage his new marriage through screenshots and mind games. Plus, the crew roasts a viral "multitasking" mom at a Giants game and debates if Concrete's dad is actually launching a gourmet hot dog stand. It's a wild ride through toxic situationships, "Super Mario" energy, and the struggle of passing on roles like Interstellar because they aren't "plausible".[Edited by @iamdyre

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The squad tackles a chaotic Homie Helpline packed with nightmare pet stories, from a 75-pound Pitbull ruining intimate bedroom vibes to a caller getting pulled over by CHP after confessing a dog licked her butt! Between the pet drama, the crew roasts Raiders QB Kirk Cousins for eating nine In-N-Out burger patties in one sitting and reacts to a viral runner winning a race after a messy bathroom disaster.[Edited by @iamdyre

The squad reacts to the viral Australian Hyrox competitor who refused to stop her race after experiencing a massive mid-workout bathroom disaster all down her leg

The squad addresses an emotional Homie Helpline after a desperate single mother discovers her 15-year-old son joined a gang, leading Concrete and former street-involved callers to drop powerful reality checks on saving youth before it's too late

The crew kicks off by dissecting the top trending "vintage" baby names taking over, leading to a hilarious breakdown of their own dramatic telenovela government names. Things take an intense and emotional turn on the Homie Helpline when a mother reveals her 15-year-old son joined a gang after feeling abandoned by his father. Concrete drops a powerful reality check for parents struggling with rebellious teens, declaring he'd rather be "dead to his kid" than have to bury his child. Former gang members and local moms call in with raw advice, urging parents to keep their kids involved in sports, therapy, and positive programs before the streets take over. Finally, Tepic's Teachings devolves into pure chaos when Greg completely misunderstands the Spanish word "foco" (light bulb) for an absolute expletive
The squad plays matchmaker on a chaotic Homie Helpline where 39-year-old "Thick Paula Abdul" picks a Super Mario lookalike who won her over with a clutch Vin Scully line ⚾

The squad dives into Apple's latest update, where Siri AI analyzes your message history to craft flirtatious texts so you stop "folding" in front of baddies. Things get wild on the Homie Helpline as 39-year-old "Thick Paula Abdul" looks for a man and gets courted by an overly vague financial advisor, a truck driver, and the squad's secret homie Dennis. Dennis ultimately steals the show and wins the date by dropping the ultimate "It's time for Dodger baseball" line. The crew also breaks down Kim Kardashian winning just one euro in damages after a decade-long legal battle following her Paris heist by the infamous "Grandpa Robbers". Finally, on Play Ball, we react to 83-year-old Robert De Niro starring as legendary manager Tommy Lasorda in a new Dodger biopic, while debating if Concrete should star as Fernando Valenzuela!

The squad tries to mediate a chaotic Homie Helpline filled with backstabbing cousins stealing taco recipes, secret Long Beach ghost kitchens, and mothers gaslighting baby daddies out of their catering dreams!

The crew kicks off with Petty Police, breaking down how Jay-Z praised Rihanna's unwavering loyalty on a red carpet just to take sneaky shots at Dame Dash, Kanye West, and his old Roc-A-Fella roster

The squad attempts to mediate a high-stakes Homie Helpline featuring listeners struggling with secret $45,000 gambling debts and parents blowing $65,000 settlements on mobile casino apps. Between the interventions, the crew roasts Greg's childhood photos for looking like he "ate glue" and reacts to Carín León's chaotic last-minute show cancellation at the Sphere in Las Vegas.[Edited by @iamdyre

The squad is diving into the "pendejo" chants in Vegas after Carín León left fans stranded with $30 Micheladas following back-to-back plane failures. We're also reliving the trauma of National Picture Day after our childhood photos triggered fans to label Greg as the kid who definitely "ate glue" and "bit people". The Homie Helpline reaches a new level of intensity as a listener confesses to hiding a $45,000 debt from his family while paying a bookie out of his 401k. Things get even messier when comedian Jerry Garcia calls in to explain the "friendly neighborhood bookie" lifestyle and how he used to recruit players in his 20s. We also hear from Emmy, whose mother gambled away six months of rent and a $65,000 work settlement on mobile casino apps.[Edited by @iamdyre

The squad suits up as the "Latino Ghostbusters" to mediate a spooky situation where a listener's grandma is gaslighting him about a lady ghost chilling in their Lincoln Heights recliner. Between haunted hospitals and backflipping pillows, they also break down California's massive $675 million OnlyFans spending spree and Kendrick Lamar's historic reunion with Jhene Aiko.[Edited by @iamdyre

We are diving into a terrifying Homie Helpline where a listener's grandma in Lincoln Heights refuses to acknowledge the ghost sitting in her recliner!

The squad attempts to mediate a chaotic Homie Helpline for Henry, whose sister refuses to pay for a $2,000 Tesla glass roof her kids cracked with a baseball because "that's not what family does,". Between the parenting drama, the crew investigates T-Pain's million-dollar lawsuit against Akon and warns the "butt sniffer" is officially back in custody in Glendale.

We're diving into the sketchy business drama that has T-Pain suing Akon's Convict Music for a second time over unpaid royalties.

The squad attempts to mediate a chaotic Homie Helpline update from Alex, whose "superman" complex has led him into a messy web of thruple invitations, baby mama hookups, and a 40-year-old "grandma" romance. Between the relationship toxicity, the crew roasts Ray J for his IG Live beef with Bow Wow and questions Beyoncé for selling her fans a literal empty wooden box for nearly $1,000.

The squad is reeling after Ray J and Bow Wow's heated IG Live exchange over a stripper named Lei that has the whole internet questioning their "brotherhood."

The squad dives into the viral TikTok "fart corner" that has students letting it rip in peace, leading to Greg's tragic confession about why he actually had to change schools after a "vortex of sound" in second grade. We're hitting the streets because Don't You Know I'm Local, and the crew officially went on a ride-along with the CHP to give out tickets and film a million-view music video. The Homie Helpline gets toxic as Charlie questions if he should tell his sister he accidentally paid for her fiancé's Tijuana "smash" after a wild night at the Hong Kong club. Plus, the crew investigates a content creator making $60k a month being "gay for pay" and roasts the Montclair PD for their "mid" response to Officer Tala's viral rap. It's a chaotic ride through "broing out" for the cameras and "waiting in line for the piñata" for that $80 homie discount
The squad attempts to mediate a confusing Homie Helpline for Memo, who is questioning his whole life after a "well-built" gym bro's compliment left him blushing like a school girl. Between the sexuality awakenings, the crew roasts the Clippers for their illegal Kawhi Leonard payments and investigates why 88 million pounds of rotting fire debris is making Southern California smell like "rotten eggs".[Edited by @iamdyre ⚗️]Chapters(00:00) Don't You Know I'm Local(4:35) Chisme(6:57) Petty Police(11:02) Scrolling(13:41) The Weather W/ Concrete!(16:13) Homie Helpline(36:06) Don't You Know I'm Local(40:39) Chisme(43:57) Studious Foo(46:28) Play Ball ----------------------------- Experience the Culture: Catch Brown Bag Mornings and the rest of the network 24/7 on the Amplified Voices TV app: amplifiedvoices.com/podcast-brown-bag/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The squad dives into an intense Homie Helpline as 27-year-old Gumo questions his sexuality after catching feelings and blushing over a fit dude at the gym. Between callers sharing their own "welcome to the family" stories, the crew debates if a workout invitation is the ultimate first step toward a romantic connection. Don't You Know I'm Local, so we're breaking down the $10 million seizure of counterfeit shoes and luxury goods in Arcadia that has everyone second-guessing their favorite resellers. Greg reveals his barber is the ultimate plug for sold-out Legos, though he admits he was low-key terrified the box would be empty. Finally, Chisme with Angie uncovers the wildest dating "icks," from Isla Fisher's dog-chasing drama to Greg's trauma over a girl who could finish a massive wet burrito every single day. It's an energetic ride through gym-blushing, counterfeit warehouses, and why Adidas is officially banned from the dating rotation.[Edited by @iamdyre ⚗️]Chapters(00:00) Don't You Know I'm Local(4:29) Homie Helpline(14:59) Chisme ----------------------------- Experience the Culture: Catch Brown Bag Mornings and the rest of the network 24/7 on the Amplified Voices TV app: amplifiedvoices.com/podcast-brown-bag/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The squad tries to mediate a chaotic Homie Helpline featuring a "Ring camera bandit" ex-boyfriend and a listener demanding his "six bands" back after his ex-girlfriend totaled the car he paid for. Between the relationship toxicity, the crew celebrates Angie popping her "red carpet cherry" with Mark Wahlberg and warns Pasadena residents about the "naked trench coat" rabid bats invading the city. [Edited by @iamdyre

We're sitting down with the internet's favorite viral duo, Jackie and Francesca, to find out if Buzzball has finally cut the check and why every group needs a "fat funny friend" named Carlos.

The squad navigates a legendary Homie Helpline after Charlie accidentally pays for his brother-in-law's "Hong Kong" hooker during a bachelor party that crossed the border into chaos.

We're diving into the absolute madness of Kies Crowder, the serial "butt sniffer" who keeps getting caught on camera at Marshalls and grocery stores in the 818. The Homie Helpline reaches peak toxicity as Charlie asks if he should tell his sister that her soon-to-be husband allegedly "smashed" a dancer in Tijuana after Charlie accidentally funded the operation! Between the bachelor party drama, the crew debates the "service fees" at Hong Kong and whether $80 is the homie discount or a total finesse. Plus, Chisme with Angie breaks down Shaq's attempt to bring back open-toe huaraches, leading to a heated debate on men's "barking dogs" and proper footwear etiquette. Don't You Know I'm Local, so we're keeping you posted on the wildest stories hitting the streets of LA and beyond!

The squad attempts to mediate a series of chaotic Homie Helplines, from a father dating his son's girlfriend's mom at a Motel 6 to a "Lincoln Heights park baddy" with a nine-month-old daughter and a secret coach fling. Between the family drama, the crew investigates Teacher Valencia's viral "Fart Corner" and reacts to the fake 49ers player who finessed 26 women by pretending to be a wide receiver.

The crew reacts to Teacher Valencia's viral TikTok rule that has students heading to the "fart corner" to let it rip in peace before spraying some air freshener. We dive into a chaotic Homie Helpline where Ben realizes his secret low-key fling is actually his daughter's dance instructor and his baby mama's best friend. A caller named Spencer reveals the absolute family trauma of getting caught at a Motel 6 while dating his son's girlfriend's mom for five months. Because Don't You Know I'm Local, we're recapping the squad's wild ride-along with the CHP where Angie gave out tickets like candy and Vic almost lived out his high-speed pursuit dreams. Plus, we debate the content creator who claims he's "gay for pay" and making $60,000 a month just for the cameras! It's an episode full of "loading dock" deliveries, location-sharing disasters, and the ultimate "broing out" debates. [Edited by @iamdyre

The squad mediates an early holiday war for a listener whose man wants to attend an all-female Christmas party at a Vegas airport liquor store. Between the relationship drama, the crew breaks down Shaq's "salary cap circumcision" confession and why Kylie Jenner wants her new implants to walk into the room before she does. [Edited by @iamdyre

The squad is bracing for impact as GTA 6 introduces Lucia, a digital baddy so "bombastic" she's already causing hypothetical breakups before her November release date. We dive into a chaotic Homie Helpline where a listener fears her man's all-female work party, triggering shocking caller stories about secret hookups and $2,000 "get out of jail free" raffle prizes. Chisme breaks down Kylie Jenner's dream of having her implants walk into a room before she does, all while honoring the "big tatas" legacy of the late Dolly Parton. Because Don't You Know I'm Local, we are dissecting Shaq's accidental confession about secret Laker movie deals used to bypass the NBA salary cap in the late '90s. It's a wild ride through "circumcision" salary caps, "leasing office baddy" scandals, and the ultimate toxic relationship debates. [Edited by @iamdyre

The squad navigates a legendary Homie Helpline featuring an "El Chapo" cartel threat and a high school friend who fake-killed his aunt for a Vegas bender.

We are uncovering a diabolical Homie Helpline featuring a husband being blackmailed by an IG model after a PayPal dispute gone wrong. The squad investigates the "Private Delight" app scams where a listener was threatened by a fake cartel after losing a $500 deposit. Don't You Know I'm Local, so we have to discuss the awkward vibes between Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj after Doja skipped "Super Bass" on her live stream. We're also exposing a fake GoFundMe "dead aunt" scam that funded a wild trip to Vegas instead of a funeral. Finally, Hella Studious breaks down the top reasons your girl is mad at you, ranging from bad communication to those dirty dishes sitting in the sink. [Edited by @iamdyre

The squad is absolutely floored by a movie-level Homie Helpline where AK from Watts uncovers her "boxing coach" man is a pimp who snitched on her to the feds and wanted to "ride her face" cowgirl style. Between the relationship chaos, the crew investigates if Peso Pluma is the "dookie boy" being put on blast by his ex and honors the legacy of Dolly Parton. [Edited by @iamdyre

We are witnessing the wildest Homie Helpline of all time as AK from Watts explains how she used Google Maps to track down her man's side piece, only to find out he was moonlighting as a pimp!

The squad attempts to mediate a terrifying Homie Helpline for Gigi, whose neighbor is allegedly casting death spells and using "bruha" magic to knock items off her family's walls. Between the spiritual warfare, the crew roasts the 49ers owner for getting caught in a $140 trailer park sting and debates why men officially fall in love faster than women.

We're diving into the "petty" but "diabolical" war between Tank Davis and Devin Haney that crossed every line after parents got involved in the trash talk.

The squad attempts to mediate a chaotic Homie Helpline featuring a "Sydney Sweeney" lookalike, a 32-inch TV seduction trap, and a baby mama who finally became "the man" for someone else. Between the relationship finessing, the crew roasts Drake for throwing kisses at a country concert and reacts to Bad Bunny letting the "helicopter" fly during his tour finale.