Sure, let’s dive into this delightful world of podcasts, where voices dance through the airwaves and, occasionally, your sanity does too! So buckle up, we’re about to explore the vibrant realm of Lupita Villalobos and Kass Quezada’s podcasting adventures while throwing in a bit of cheeky commentary, shall we?
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Podcasts!
So, folks, have you heard of these two stellar ladies, Lupita Villalobos and Kass Quezada? No? Well, they’re practically the superheroes of sound! Their podcast, "Las Alucines," is riding high on that glorious wave of auditory delight, taking the crown on the podcasting charts! Let’s face it—podcasts are the contemporary campfire stories, where laughter isn’t just encouraged; it’s practically the chief export!
The Podcasting Phenomenon
Now, what in the world is a podcast? It’s an audio product! Yes, that’s right! You can listen to it whenever, wherever you like. It’s like that friend who insists on telling you their life story, but now you can choose to ignore it while you do your laundry. And the content ranges from riveting news to random anecdotes. Talk about multitasking; it’s practically the adult version of “I can chew gum and walk at the same time!”
The Binge-Worthy Buzz
Let’s talk variety! "Las Alucines" promises comedy gold, where true stories and outrageous lies blend together to create what I like to call—’professional myth-making’. And isn’t that just what we always wanted in a friend? So, whether you fancy tales from the streets of Mexico or insights into mental health with “The Fourth Time is the Charm,” these gems offer something for everyone. If history has taught us anything, it’s that true crime stories are all the rage, but let’s not forget—so is comedy that can be laughed at in the comfort of your own bathtub!
And speaking of getting cozy, there’s something beautifully intoxicating about popping in those earbuds and losing yourself in the tales told. It’s like watching your favorite show without ever having to admit to your friends that you’re binge-watching the latest crime drama with popcorn as your only companion!
The Podcast Renaissance
Post-corona, podcasts have exploded in popularity! It’s as if everyone suddenly remembered how to speak, delivering thoughts directly into our ears without the bother of face-to-face conversation. Thank you, isolation! We’ve moved from “What’s your sign?” to “What’s your podcast preference?” in dating conversations. We’ve come a long way, folks!
A Little Bit of History!
Did you know the term "podcast" was first coined in 2004 by journalist Ben Hammersley? I mean, how forward-thinking was he? He predicted we’d all be addicted to listening rather than reading. Little did he know we’d also be addicted to scrolling on our phones while doing that listening!
Edison would be somewhat impressed, wouldn’t he? Though I can’t help but think that the future he envisioned could also include mothers snoring out loud as kids listen to true crime podcasts rather than bedtime stories. Perhaps a little too modern?
Diverse Content for the Modern Ears!
Now, on top of "Las Alucines", there’s a veritable smorgasbord of podcasts out there—from ghostly tales in "Paranormal" to light-hearted chats in "La Cotorrisa". It’s like a buffet where you can barely decide between Mexican street stories or existential questions, and the fries are always ready—figuratively speaking, of course. Perhaps this is where Edward bellamy’s fear of technology turning us into hermits comes into play? Connect with friends? Nah, I’ll just listen to two strangers talk about awkward moments!
Final Thoughts
In this brave new world of listening, it’s clear that we’ve traded our print for a platter of audio delights. Whether you’re in for chuckles, chills, or some deep reflection, the podcasting universe, led by the likes of Villalobos and Quezada, reminds us that sometimes, the best stories come from the craziness of everyday life, told in the most absurdly entertaining fashion!
So, here’s to Lupita, Kass, and the wonderful, wacky world of podcasts! Dive in, plug those ears, and remember—it’s all fun and games until someone mentions “adulting”… or worse, “socks and sandals”!
Stay cheeky, my friends!
The personality of Lupita Villalobos and Kass Quezada have touched people’s ears and are positioned in first place with their podcast. (YT/Las Alucines)
Podcasts are audio products that are available through files or streaming platforms, such as Spotify and One of its great advantages is that the user can listen to it whenever they want and as many times as they want..
Just as in the new millennium people can stay up to date with the news in their country by having media applications or watching movie catalogs from their cell phones, they can also enjoy listen to news, stories, stories, interviews, among others through their mobile devices without having to be glued to their screen and with the possibility of doing other tasks simultaneously.
1. The Hallucinations
We are Lupita Villalobos and Quesito (Kass Quezada), two crazy friends who make this comedy podcast, we laugh at situations and anecdotes from our lives, some are true and others are lies.
2. Stories of the Night
In the tradition of radio classics, the stories, tales and legends that inhabit the streets of Mexico and Latin America are told here.
3. The fourth time is the charm
We are beings in constant evolution, in a life process in which falling and getting up is part of us and finding oneself seems like a never-ending task. In the podcast, the fourth time is the charm, you will get tools that will help you calm down. aspects that are causing you emotional, psychological or daily discomfort. Laura Arias created this Podcast to talk about issues related to mental health, providing you with tools and in each episode, a talk with a different perspective. Welcome to this space where you will learn that the third time is NEVER the charm. Hosted on Acast. See acast.comprivacy for more information.
4. Six of Cups
Talk between friends
5. Farid Dieck | Stories and Reflections
My friends call me Faro. I tell stories and movies and reflect on them. I studied Psychology, a master’s degree in clinical psychoanalysis and another course in psychoanalytic psychotherapy. I like reading philosophy and writing poetry.
6. Penance
Penance: Stories that will make us understand violence in Mexico in depth. Stories that will make us reflect on the evil and injustices in our country. Stories that we need to understand and talk about, in order to prevent and reinsert.
7. La Cotorrisa
Ricardo Pérez and Slobotzky start chatting as always, but now they are recording it. Listen to them every Wednesday talking about strange news, curious facts, hilarious anecdotes and lighten the belly button of the week. New episode every Wednesday and Sunday
8. EXTRA ABNORMAL
Hello! Welcome to this your space, where we will spend many hours talking about extra abnormal topics that my followers send me, get ready and enjoy a lot of terror! Distributed by Genuina Media
9. Paranormal
Channel for research and dissemination of non-human phenomena (extraterrestrial UFO), goblins, ghosts, clairvoyance, mediums, witchcraft and other paranormal anomalies that occur inside and outside our planet. Created and hosted by: fepomx
10. LET’S TALK ABOUT WHAT DOES NOT EXIST
PARANORMAL experiences. Creepypastas. HORROR stories. TERROR stories. Fear has never been so relaxing.
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Podcasts have regained strength among users of streaming platforms, especially after the coronavirus pandemic (REUTERS/Dado Ruvic)
A podcast is an audio product which has a defined periodicity and can be made up of several episodes, although it has its origins in radio, currently those who like this format can find it on websites or streaming platforms such as Spotify.
Podcasts began as a discussion between several participants on a particular topic, but over time the ways of doing them have diversified and now there can be one person speaking or a group; Likewise, they are not only used as a space to exchange points of view, but also cover genres of interview o fictionas happens with the suspense story of the Chilean production Case 63one of the most listened to podcasts worldwide.
The word “podcast” was used for the first time on February 12, 2004 by journalist Ben Hammersley of The Guardian in an article in which he talked about how economically viable it was to make an online radio program and access them whenever users want.
Although there are various debates about when the first podcast in history emerged, several experts have pointed out that the idea was clear from the creation of the podcast. Thomas Alva Edison’s phonograph in 1870when the intellectuals of the time such as Philip Hubert, Octave Uzanne or Edward Bellamy predicted that people would end up “reading books, newspapers and magazines with their eyes closed” and even mothers would stop snoring while telling stories to their children before going to sleep.
