Arezou had the chance to sit down with author Rick Riordan to talk about his latest book Wrath of the Triple Goddess, the seventh book in the Percy Jackson series. They talked about revisiting Percy's world, writing heavy themes for younger readers, and what aspects of mythology Riordan still wants to write about. They also talk about whether we'll ever see Magnus Chase again and how Percy Jackson Season 2 is going.

This week, Candace and Catrina discuss the major park announcements from D23. They discuss the addition of Encanto to Animal Kingdom and Indiana Jones taking over Dinoland. They also discuss Villain Land at the Magic Kingdom, changes coming to EPCOT, the two new rides coming to Avengers Campus at California Adventure, and the animatronic Walt Disney show.

The Geeky Waffle host Candace talk with EXORCISTIC writer and star Michael Shaw Fisher about his show coming to New York, the art of parody, and the original Exorcist movie and book.

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Book, lyrics, and music by two-time Ovation Award winner Michael Shaw Fisher. Lindsay Heather Pearce (Wicked and RENT) will be featured in the opening cast. Emma Hunton (Freeform's Good Trouble, Wicked, and RENT) will also star, reprising her role from the LA production. The cast includes: The Summer Set's frontman Brian Logan Dales, Leigh Wolf (Exorcistic 2013), Jesse Merlin (For Love of the Glove, Re-Animator the Musical), Marissa Jaret Winokur (Hairspray, Bupkis), Nick Bredosky (UMPO 10 Things I Hate About You) Kim Dalton (Cluelesque, Toil & Trouble) Mitchell Gerrard Johnson (A New Brain) Gabby Sanalitro (That 90’s Show) and Tyler Olshanksky.

Exorcistic is a parody within a parody. The audience watches a struggling theater company make their way to Broadway by the second act, however, their lead, Emma Hunton has taken Method Acting a step too far and is replaced with a Broadway star. This role is a rotating rolodex of stars which you do not want to miss because it changes every night! Each night there will be a different special guest performer who will be played by: Marissa Rosen (For the Girls, Water for Elephants, Modern Love) Nick Cearly (The Skivvies, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown) Jillian Schiralli (CATS, now that’s what i call 90s) Gerard Canonico (Almost Famous, The Dude Ranch) Jordan Donica (Camelot, RENT, Hamilton) Jamie Cepero (SMASH, The Function) and more!

We're rewatching the entire Star Wars saga! And this time we're going to answer all those questions we've been pondering for decades. DECADES. For instance how did a 14 year become ruler of a planet? Would things be different if Qui-Gon wasn't Qui-Gone? Is Jar Jar evil? 

From some reason Candace, Bri and Robert from Crooked Table saw Cats, in a theater with other people. It was an experience, we talk the good, the bad, mostly the bad. 

In Hobbs and Shaw Jason Statham and Vanessa Kirby play siblings, nothing weird about that right? But they show a flashback of them as kids. Jason is 52, Vanessa is 31! We talk about weird age gaps in Hollywood.

Candace and Krista just got back from Batuu and they talk about the new ride, the theming and of course blue milk!

We all have that one (or two...or three?) shows or movies that we are ashamed to admit we really like. This week, we brave the possible shaming to discuss ours! What are yours?

Imagine being in high school and falling in love with a soul that changes bodies every day. Yes that is literally the plot to this movie. As crazy as it sounds, we had some surprising reactions to it.

As summer comes to a close we discuss our favorite Alien Invasion movies!

Short bonus episode, Candace speculates what could be at the new Universal theme park!

Three 90s kid talk about the "live action" remake. Also Bri hates Beyonce acting (seriously). Robert from Crooked Table guest co-host.

Three crazy Potterheads discuss the newest Harry Potter app. Is it as good as Pokemon Go? 

Arezou is joined on the show by author Thea Guanzon to talk about her upcoming novel The Hurricane Wars, contributing to From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi, her writers journey, and of course Reylo.

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Does TS4 live up to the hype? We discuss the new characters and where it ranks in the series.

Another Disney live action remake! Is it a cash grab or a great movie? We discuss.

This week we discuss our favorite time travel movies - and how creative, confusing, and sometimes just plain ridiculous these concepts can be! Listen in and let us know your thoughts on time travel, whether it be in the fictional realm or that you have actually mastered the space-time continuum (and if so can you please go give the GOT writers a swift kick in the butt for us?)

Spoilers! We are still in a Marvel state of mind, and this week, we discuss Black Widow - a terrifying spider, but a kick-butt Avenger - because she deserves at least an episode, if not a funeral (what is with that, Marvel?).

SPOILER ALERT. WE HAVE SO MANY FEELS. Too feels actually. We discuss what made us cry, laugh, cheer and even tick us off. We also talk about the cameos, Easter Eggs and potential plot holes.

After a long day at work, do you dream of hanging out on the plush couches at Central Perk? Having a weekend getaway at the Dragonfly Inn? We sure do! In this mini-episode, the Geeky Girls discuss favorite fictional hangouts. 

It's the beginning of a 3-day weekend, and what does that mean? That's right, time for Netflix binging! This week we share with you our favorites, and what about these shows makes them binge-worthy. 

One of us defends Ariel, the other attacks. And somehow we get on the topic of mermaid honeymoon. This might be our craziest episode yet.

We're back at it with their review of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. This episode contains major spoilers, so if you haven't seen the movie - beware.

Before Star Wars Celebration we made a stop Disneyland Paris. We compare the biggest differences between this park and it's American's counterpart.

In honor of the creator, the legend, the man, Stan Lee we discuss our favorite cameos. Excelsior!

So many amazing shows are canceled before their time. We give our hearts to them and then they leave us broken hearted with so many questions. We discuss the shows that abrupt hurt the most.

From Scarecrows to Evil Clowns the girls talk about their favorite Haunted Houses.

Disney live-action has been catching fire - and while we definitely want to see some of our favorite stories in a different iteration, there are those we think might not be worth a second look. Some are already in the works - are they the wrong ones or the right ones?

We talk about the movies that surprisingly don't pass the Bechdel test. The Bechdel test is a method for evaluating the portrayal of women in fiction. It asks whether a work features at least two women who talk to each other about something other than a man. The requirement that the two women must be named is sometimes added.

It may have been a while since you've seen The Last Jedi, but let's face it, it is a Star Wars movie and therefore can be discussed for generations to come. In this episode, we discuss what worked and what didn't in this continuation of the story.

We are suffering from a case of Franchise Fatigue. Symptoms include: not going to the first showing the newest Star Wars movie, skipping the Marvel solo movies or just giving up on a fandom all together?

Candace and Britt went to the Hollywood premiere of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. They discuss how the movie works as a conclusion to the franchise, the de-aging technology, and Harrison Ford's love of the character.

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We rank the very best to the very worst Disney Princes. Anyone else find it creepy that Snow White's prince wants to kiss a girl in a coma?

We are about to go to Disneyland so they decided to talk about the movies, books and tv shows that surprisingly don't have their own ride or even theme park! From Wizard of Oz to How to Train Your Dragon, you'll want to go on this rollercoaster ride.

Don't you wish you could enjoy second breakfast in the Shire? Dance with fairies? Check into the Leaky Cauldron? They discuss their dream (fictional) vacation locations.

We argue whether Hogwarts is the best or worst fictional school. This is officially the most heated argument they have ever had.

Arezou sits down with author Zoraida Cordova to talk about Kiss The Girl, her modern Little Mermaid retelling. They talk about the process of adapting such a beloved story in a new way, deleted scenes and Easter eggs, and building Ariel and Eric's characters. They also talk about Star Wars: The High Republic and adding a little romance to the Galaxy Far, Far Away.

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Formally known as Geeky Girl Gab. The Geeky Waffles, Candace, Bri and Vanessa are joined by special guest waffle Claudia. Keeping it light and fun, we discuss which fictional characters we would love to grab a drink with. From characters in Veronica Mars, Doctor Who, to fantasizing about a whole villains club. Waffles, let’s get our drink on!

Formally known as the Geeky Girl Gab. The Geeky Waffles, Candace, Bri and Vanessa are joined by guest waffle, Claudia, to discuss ultimate bad boy crushes in movies, books, and tv. We love to hate them, or do we just love them? From Kylo Ren to Draco Malfoy to even Deadpool. The badder the better.