One Girl Four Mics

This week we explore a variety of topics from veganism to music. Tune in!

This week we have special guest Yulian who talks to us about what it was like to purchase a truck with a hefty price tag. We discuss the #NOSELFIE campaign as Grant talks about how nervous he was observing a family taking a photo at the edge of a cliff. Has the Little Caesar's pretzel  crust pizza become the new McRib? Will Igor sign the gym contract with Grant? Marissa asks the guys some interview questions from some big companies such as " “25 racehorses, no stopwatch. 5 tracks. Figure out the top three fastest horses in the fewest number of races.” . How do they answer? Listen to find out! Also, watch Igor sing his favorite song in Ukrainian on our Facebook page, One Girl Four Mics.  

This week we chat about MMA fights and learn about how Grant got the scar underneath his mustache all in the name of love. Igor discusses his first childhood fight. Michael and Marissa discuss the works of Jordan Peele as well as interesting shows on Netflix. Could a karma driven society exist? Pop Quiz-Marissa then asks the guys random questions including "What is your superpower?" and in their true style the guys give hilarious responses!

In this episode we have special guest Paula joining us to chime in on the convo and answer some "seeking advice" questions with us. We also discuss a variety of topics that include fashion and woodpecker tacos! Igor tells us how he contracted fire-crotch and fire-eye in the same day. Grant explains why he no longer eats cheese. Marissa asks the others if they'd buy bucket champagne in Paris. 

In this episode we have special guest Curtis who shares some of his dating experiences. Igor teaches us what he learned from one of his worst dates ever. Marissa learns that she is not very good at playing wingman. Igor contemplates launching a premium Snapchat that Grant may or may not manage. Michael weighs in with the help of his dying cellphone to determine whether or not this word (*5$n*!@$) is politically correct to be used.  We answer a letter from a listener seeking advice about what to do about her boyfriend wanting to pursue a career as a music producer.