FSBA Podcast
Get ready to take a hilarious trip down memory lane with your favorite middle school besties as we dive headfirst into the absolute madness that was life in the early 2000s. From the crazy fashion trends that made us question humanity to the mind-boggling music that somehow became chart-toppers, no stone is left unturned in this laugh-out-loud podcast.
Join us as we recap all the epic movies that defined our awkward adolescent years. Remember those cringe-worthy rom-coms that made us believe in impossible love? Or how about those action-packed blockbusters that had us pretending to be superheroes in our backyards? We'll relive the magic and wonder of the big screen, even if some of those special effects now look like they were created on a potato.
And of course, we can't forget about the Y2K trends that had us all looking like fashion disasters. Brace yourselves for a hilarious showdown of cargo pants, butterfly clips, and ridiculous hairstyles that will make you wonder how we ever managed to find friends. So grab your slap bracelets and be prepared to laugh until your sides hurt as we dissect the ludicrousness that was life in the early 2000s.
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S2: Ep. 16 "Tiempo De Vals" (Quinceañera")
Ah, 2006 Quinceañera—the indie drama with all the feels and just the right amount of telenovela flair. Picture this: a 14-year-old girl, Magdalena, is dreaming about her upcoming quinceañera when life throws her some dramatic curveballs. She gets pregnant—not immaculate conception style, just good old-fashioned teen drama confusion—and her religious parents are NOT having it. So, Magdalena gets kicked out faster than you can say "chamoy-covered candy" and ends up living with her great-uncle Tomas and cousin Carlos, a bad boy with a soft heart and a thing for boys (scandalous for their conservative family).
What follows is a mix of family drama, gentrification woes in L.A.’s Echo Park, and unexpected bonding moments. Uncle Tomas is basically the MVP, holding everyone together with wisdom, kindness, and pan dulce vibes. Meanwhile, Magdalena and Carlos learn to navigate life as outsiders while the neighborhood deals with hipsters rolling in with their overpriced lattes and ironic mustaches.
In short, Quinceañera is a heartwarming story about family, resilience, and proving that you can overcome just about anything with a little sass and a lot of love—2006 indie style.