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Tambay Sa Looban

We're four guys (Viter, Okirampa, PrinsepeK, and Remi) who are the product of struggling, working class Filipino families that have somehow found ourselves in Minnesota. In our show we reminisce about the past - how we grew up and lived back in the homeland - and we want people to experience how we talk, tell jokes, and pretty much fool around whenever we meet up with each other. The show has a small, cat-littered, fly swarming, t-shirt hanging on the elbow sort of ambiance.

Thursday, January 11, 2007

Taming the Tikbalang 11-05-06

No, I'm not talking about the band named 'Tame the Tikbalang.' Okirampa is back, and what I'm talking about is more of our crazy Filipino ghost stories. This episode is so scary that we even scared Viter away. If you think our podcasts sucks ... well, this probably won't change your opinion, but e-mail us so that we can reply with viruses and crap. Trust me, the episodes keep getting better from here.

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Tambay Sa Looban

Thursday, January 11, 2007

Taming the Tikbalang 11-05-06

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