Put Your Big Girl Draws On Comedy Podcast, an Official 750 Music Network Program, Nominated for Podcast of the Year

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Put Your Big Girl Draws On Comedy Podcast, an Official 750 Music Network Program, Nominated for Podcast of the Year

Hosted by Lae Lae Marie, the San Antonio-rooted comedy podcast airs Fridays across the network’s three stations—and now supporters can vote daily to help bring the 2026 honor home.

Written by DJ 750 | 750 Music Network News
August 19, 2026

SAN ANTONIO — The laughs have officially turned into recognition.

Put Your Big Girl Draws On Comedy Podcast, hosted by Lae Lae Marie and featured as an official part of the 750 Music Network programming lineup, has been nominated for Podcast of the Year at the 2026 210 Culture Awards.

The nomination gives San Antonio another reason to celebrate one of its own—and gives the show’s listeners an opportunity to help turn recognition into a win. Supporters can cast their vote here and return to vote daily.

A San Antonio Voice With a Growing Platform

Put Your Big Girl Draws On has built its identity around fearless grown-woman conversation, comedy, interviews, real-life topics and the kind of unfiltered personality that cannot be manufactured. Lae Lae Marie creates a space where guests can speak freely, audiences can laugh loudly and the culture can sound like itself.

That authenticity is now reaching listeners through a wider broadcast system.

The podcast airs every Friday at 8:00 AM CST as part of the official 750 Music Network schedule. It is programmed simultaneously across 750 Network Radio, So Real 2 Raw Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio, giving the show exposure through the network’s music, culture and comedy audiences. Episodes also live within the expanding 750 Music Network podcast catalog.

This is what independent media growth is supposed to look like: a strong original voice supported by consistent scheduling, promotion, distribution and repeated opportunities for discovery.

What the Nomination Means

First and foremost, the nomination recognizes the work of Lae Lae Marie and the Put Your Big Girl Draws On team. Their consistency, personality and ability to connect with an audience created the momentum behind this moment.

The recognition also validates an important part of the 750 Music Network mission: original independent programming should not simply be posted once and left to fight an algorithm. It should be programmed, promoted and made available through multiple listener entry points.

Social media can introduce an unforgettable clip. Scheduled broadcasting gives people a reason to return. Podcast distribution allows episodes to keep working after their original release. When those pieces operate together, an independent show has a stronger opportunity to build recognition beyond a single platform.

Put Your Big Girl Draws On is now demonstrating that model in real time.

The Nomination Is Secured. Now Comes the Vote.

Being named a Podcast of the Year nominee is already a meaningful accomplishment. Winning, however, will require the audience to move.

Supporters are being asked to:

  • Vote for Put Your Big Girl Draws On in the Podcast of the Year category.

  • Return and vote daily while voting remains open.

  • Share the voting link with friends, family and San Antonio supporters.

  • Tag people who believe independent local voices deserve recognition.

  • Tune in every Friday at 8:00 AM CST across the 750 Music Network.

This is bigger than clicking “like” on a nomination post. It is an opportunity for the community to convert attention into measurable support.

San Antonio, It Is Time to Stand Up

The 750 Music Network congratulates Lae Lae Marie and the entire Put Your Big Girl Draws On team on earning this nomination. The program has brought personality, laughter and grown-folks conversation into the network’s weekly lineup, and this recognition belongs to the people doing the work behind the microphones.

Now the call goes out to San Antonio and every listener who has laughed, watched, listened or shared an episode:

Vote today. Come back tomorrow. Help bring Podcast of the Year home.

Vote and Listen

VOTE DAILY FOR PUT YOUR BIG GIRL DRAWS ON
LISTEN LIVE ON THE 750 MUSIC NETWORK

About Put Your Big Girl Draws On Comedy Podcast

Put Your Big Girl Draws On Comedy Podcast is hosted by Lae Lae Marie and delivers comedy, interviews, real talk and unfiltered grown-and-sexy conversation. The show airs every Friday at 8:00 AM CST across 750 Network Radio, So Real 2 Raw Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio as part of the official 750 Music Network programming lineup.

About the Author

DJ 750 is the founder of the 750 Music Network and owner/CEO of MY750MUSIC Entertainment. His work spans independent radio, podcast distribution, editorial media, artist promotion and original entertainment programming. Through the 750 Music Network, DJ 750 develops platforms that help independent voices reach audiences through consistent programming, professional presentation and expanded digital distribution.

Connect and listen:
750 Music Network | 750 Network Radio | So Real 2 Raw Radio | Actin Up Comedy Radio

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