
We talk about things. Maybe bread, but probably not. Just learning how to use our loaves, one episode at a time.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | ||||

Natalie, Haruka, Audrey, and Grace managed to make the stars align and found a 30-minute slot of time on a Friday night in which to start the second season of their critically-acclaimed podcast (by user allis.m, varshini.k, and (not) haruka on Apple ... more
Audrey, Grace, Haruka, and Natalie get together and talk about the Black Lives Matter movement. Along with some other general information, this week's podcast is a bit longer than usual and is meant to educate others. This is a more serious topic tha... more
Natalie, Grace, and Audrey gather again to discuss the horoscopes (as best as they can without Haruka, the mental stability of the group). They talk about each sign, it's ruling planet, general traits, and famous celebrities (and historical figures) ... more
Natalie, Haruka, Audrey, and guest, Sandra, joins this episode (Grace was studying for an AP exam). They finish off the month of May by celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. They discuss topics including: Personal and parent experiences,... more
Natalie (completed the Bananas and Sprite Challenge), Haruka, Audrey, and Grace (frustrated) discuss what they found on the Internet. This episode consists of being appalled at the stupidity of people doing Internet challenges and also being said peo... more
Natalie, Haruka, Audrey ("Are you okay?" "No."), and (ft.) Grace talk about what's really going on at night . . . They touch on the facts, lore, and meanings of dreams while sharing their own questionable dreaming experiences.
Natalie, Haruka, Audrey, Grace, and... guest, Catherine, joins this episode. They discuss intriguing mental disorders and Catherine also shares some insights on country music and other things.
Natalie, Haruka (with a "Real" segment), Audrey, and Grace are still doing this podcast thing. They discuss conspiracy theories and urban legends while questioning Grace's sources.
The only reason why I look forward to Wednesdays
i definitely don’t know these people, but this podcast is pretty great! :)
As an extremely unbiased listener (not creator/editor/etc.), I think the Use Your Loaf podcast (@useyourloafpodcast on Instagram, go follow **them**) is amazing. Not a single flaw could be heard. Love **them**.










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