Here's all the behind the scenes dirt you never asked for but always wanted! From the making of our campaign video (and why we had to scour the city for the perfect bathroom), to the surprises and badass bitches at our 13th anniversary party. Then we cap off the episode by reading the "This Bitch" entries from the guests at our party!
Love of Your Life is a romantic drama that follows Maya as she experiences all of life's hurdles on her ultimate journey to loving herself. We talk grief in all of its forms, how this film gives a healthy spin on dating, and the incredible soundtrack (and a new exciting playlist on the way!).
Love of Your Life is out in theaters now, and streaming on Amazon on October 13th!
This week we're discussing how Erin celebrated Dolly Parton Day, Ange's trip to SoCal for a Robyn concert, and a highlight of the assholes we've encountered along the way...it's a classic Basic Bitch, enjoy!
The summer continues to summer as Ange describes an especially late night with some friends from college, we celebrate the SF Mime Troupe (and their 61 year legacy!), and we discuss highlights from both the U.S. Open and the 78th Emmy Awards.
Find tickets to The Oldest Person in the WorldHERE!
We're bringing back two films that left a lasting impact, and will (finally!) be coming to a screen near you!
Black Zombie unearths the buried origins of the zombie, from Hollywood horror to the haunted cane fields of colonized Haiti. Director Maya Annik Bedward joined us at this years SXSW to share why this cultural reckoning is so important for Haiti, her difficulties in figuring out what to include in the film, and how a special scene with Erol Josué, General Director of Haiti's National Bureau of Ethnology and Vodou Priest, was one of the most beautiful things she's ever filmed.
Ghost in the Machine is a documentary that we saw at this year's Sundance Film Festival which reveals the dark untold origins of Artificial Intelligence, and where we go from here. Director Valerie Veatch sits down with us to discuss her years long work examining the intersection of technology and society, why we should all be friction maxing everyday (and what the hell that actually means), and how being a parent informs her work (and vice versa).
We are unveiling the details of our 13th anniversary party and we hope to see you at the Rock Bar on October 11th! It's time to celebrate 13 years, nearly 1,000 episodes, and the community we've built along the way, while dancing to our favorite 80s cover band, Rewinder!
In this episode we share the details of the upcoming Lupus Walk on October 18th, Ange's third encounter with Too $hort, the second meeting of the Bitch Talk Movie Club (watch Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma!), and a hilarious and honest article about Bitch Talk in KQED!
For more details on our 13th anniversary party, follow us on IG!
Join Bitch Talk in fundraising for the Lupus Walk HERE!
This interview was recorded this past spring during SFFilm Festival, and covers one of the most powerful documentaries we've seen this year year — American Doctor . The film follows three American doctors — Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian– as they enter Gaza to save lives, and ultimately risk everything to expose the truth. We sit down with director Poh Si Teng to discuss the urgency of this film, the importance of allyship, and why a film festival in Minnesota was her most powerful screening yet. To cap it all off, Poe drops the realest "This Bitch" ever.
American Doctor is in theaters now! Find tickets HERE
In this episode, these middle aged bitches get Gen Z AF! Porcelain Rage: A Manifesto for the Gen Z Woman, is a punk rock manifesto on culture, how it is killing us, and what we can do to survive. We are joined by author Simone O. Elias to discuss her choice to make the book free and accessible, how rage can be used to create change, problematic women in podcasting (spoiler: fuck Call Her Daddy!!), and generally bond as badass, rebel bitches. This is a fun one, enjoy!
Read Porcelain Rage: A Manifesto for the Gen Z WomanHERE!
It's been a busy summer, and we're filling you in on all of the Bitch Talk shenanigans of the last month. We explain pigeongate (with a guest appearance from "white ass"), why Ange is afraid people might think she's in love, how drama in the WNBA has left the trans community under attack, and our favorite comedians of the moment.
Golden State Valkyries Filipino Heritage Night with coach Natalie Nakase, SOMA Pilipinas Director Raquel Redondiez, DJ Bitesize, and rapper/producer P-Lo
Holy shit, we're on location at one of the happiest places on earth (aka Ballhalla) for the Valkyries 2nd annual Filipino Heritage Night! The Valkyries are San Francisco's WNBA team who are winning their way to the playoffs, and in this episode we're celebrating Filipino style!
Then it's all things music with one of the best DJs in San Francisco (and friend of the show) DJ Bitesize on the beauty and intersection of Filipino culture and the Ballhalla community. We wrap up our convos with Bay Area born and raised rapper/producer on evolving as an artist and his focus on uplifting the next generation of Bay Area talent. And if all of that wasn't enough, we cap the episode off with a snippet of P-Lo's halftime performance. You're welcome.
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