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This week we are discussing the concept of financial nihilism, and if you can't afford something like a house, why not just get a face lift? 

This week we're discussing Linda McGee's new Netflix show, How to Get to Heave from Belfast!

Cast your mind back to the year 2005 because we're time traveling, bb. 

This week it is time for us to talk abotu our favorite podcats, from news to fiction to the ones that got us listening in the first place. 

Happy Thanksgiving! We're talking about our favorite, favorite things.

This week we're digging thorugh some more Am I the Asshole posts and judging strangers, as is our nature. 

This week Taylor is letting us join her in the Bachelor Cinematic Universe to discuss The Golden Bachelor. 

Gerry, don't fuck this up. 

This week we are disucssing birthday! Our best ones, what we like to do on them, and how Taylor's just happened! (Happy Birthday Taylor!)

this week we are falling in love.

come along. 

This week we are discussing gossip==is it good, bad, and why do people put it on TikTok so much?

This week we each are grabbing a back and going through them. Emily has a lot of lipsticks. 

Nickels abound.

This week we're talking about the Ick and the fictional characters that give it. 

Don't order the most expensive thing on the menu.

This week we're discussing the article "What America can learn from baseball (yes, baseball)" from Vox, and honestly it was a good time.

This week we're discussing season 2 of Netflix's Nobody Wants This, starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody. And Emily K cannot believe she forgot to bring up all the product placement. 

This episode is an Airbnb Experience. (No it's not)

This week we're discussion therapy-speak, it's rise on social media, and it's misuse in daily life. 

Listen, self driving cars inspired this episode. We're talking AI, getting in a self driving car, home assistants, etc etc etc. 

This week we are giving you some new books reports. We've got the Golden Compass, The Summer I Turned Pretty Series, and Yellowface and we are here to report on what we think!

Thsi week we're talking small generational curses, and the ones we're breaking for ourselves.

This week we're talking about the Hot Strike Summer--the history of strikes in the US, the current labor movement, and what we think happens next.

This week we're doing something a little different—a cookbook! We each made something from Baking Yesteryear by B. Dylan Hollis. Definitely a fun experiment, hope you enjoy!

This week we are discussing Summer Sisters by Judy Blume--our first time reading and adult Judy Blume novel!

It's summer vacay szn, bb. This week we're talking trips, visits, and vacations. 

This week we are talking about what else but Greta Gerwig's Barbie. The undercurrent of horses, the surprisingly emotional themes, and if this is actually good representation.

Listening to this episode you wouldn't believe how much we edited out the our dogs. 

Ed. Note (also read within the episode): As listeners are no doubt aware, the Writer's Guild of America has been on strike for 3 months, and last week, the Screen Actors Guild joined them on the line. This is largest work stoppage in Hollywood in over 60 years. 

As part of the SAG strike, actors cannot do press, interviews, social media posts, or any activity to promote their new and upcoming projects. We chose 'Barbie' as a topic before the strike began and before those rules were laid out. 

We are continuing with this topic simply because of the way our recording and release schedule works, and because we are hobbyists, we do not get paid to do this podcast, and we do not work for the studios in any capacity. Rest assured that by doing this episode, we are not replacing the job of a union worker. However, after this point we will be pulling back on discussing new release movies and tv shows for the duration of the strike, in an effort to not benefit the struck studios. We may choose to do more classic movies or indie productions that are allowed to continue under an agreement with SAG-AFTRA, but know that these Barbies don't cross picket lines. 

In a strike situation, it is always important to listen to the unions, and that is what we will do. We are simply doing our best to make sure we are not promoting studios during the strike. 

Solidarity forever. 

For reasons passing understanding, people made Raging Bull.

Now, years later, we made the mistake of watching it. 

This week we're talking about times when books, movies, tv shows, or music we were looking forward to really let us down. Because the key to life is low expectations. 

This week we're discussing Wannabe: Reckonings with the Pop Culture That Shapes Me by Aisha Harris, a series of essays exploring pop culture and it's impact on how we think about the world, really.

Emily K's puppy is only mildly disruptive. 

This week we are talking about things that are just...the worst. Like wet jeans. You're not recovering from that. 

Guys we watched Ultimatum: Queer Love on Netflix and whew boyyyyyyyy

This week, we each picked a different AI chatbot, asked it what we we should talk about. We described the pod, and the bots went to town. 

...some of them had some good ideas. We're trying not to let it be an ego hit. 

This week we're discussin the cost of being single--from paying for all the streaming services to paying the rent. In addition to the energy of running a household and not having someone else to walk the dog for once.

The article we mention: https://www.vox.com/the-goods/22788620/single-living-alone-cost

This week we are discussing the new Netflix series XO, Kitty--a spin off from the To All the Boys I've Loved Before movie universe. It sure is pretty, isn't it? 

This week we're discussing Ted Lasso—but recorded before the finale, so you get half of an episode of us talking about the show and half of an episode listening to what we thought was gonna happen. Have fun laughing at us!

Let us know if you want a quick shot with our thoughts now that we've watched! 

This week we're discussing beach reads--the concept, what makes a good one, and what do we read at the beach? 

This week, we're talking the John Mulaney's net Netflix special, Baby J. Also public apologies for personal failings, morality, and addiction. 

It's not that serious tho. 

This week we're talking about when something you love—a book, movie, tv show—just...blows the ending.

Looking at you, How I Met Your Mother. 

It's spooky season! And therefore time to discuss our favorite Halloween and scary movies!

This week, we watched Judy Blue Forever, the new documentary on Amazon Prime. Basically we gush about Judy Blume for the whole episode, but...can you blame us? 

This week we're talking about the new movie from Apple tv+, Tetris. It's a wild story of...the liscening of Tetris? Eh whatever, we watched it. 

Okay we gotta talk about it. 

We're talking about season 4 of Love is Blind but with a special WFF twist: Taylor only watched the weddings. Don't worry, the Emilys are here with the tea and the opinions. 

This week we are discussing the little furrie babies we let run our lives. Pets: having them, loving them, and bending to their will. 

This week we're discussing (US) national holidays, why we need more of them, and how the ones we have are stupid. 

This week we are discussing the new(ish) Netflic romcom Your Place or Mine starring Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher. It is a romcom where the leads barely have any screentime, which it turns out is fine. 

This week we're exporing the enigma that is Nic Cage. Is he a good actor? Are his movies good? Is he good in them? We watched some of his movies to try to figure it out.

This week we're discussing the new Apple TV+ show Shrinking starring Harrison Ford and Jason Segel. We talk about the characters, how it's better to watch a character climb out of the hole they dug, and the joys of Harrison Ford.

This week we're talking organization. Buying those little bins. Getting the OXO containters. That sweet, sweet, dopamine hit when your space looks nice. 

This week we're going through the new etiquette rules from The Cut for life after COVID. Plus some detours. At one point we discuss how it's unreasonable to eat whatever you want at your desk, then pivot to not allowing people to comment on others' food.

We never change.

This week we're bringing very different energy as we each report on the last book we read. 

This week we are dicussing our relationships with work, how they've changed, and there is a brief interlude for Emily K to watch Rhianna's half time show. 

This week we are discussing the new Peacock Original show from Rian Johnson and probably some other people but let's be real that's the one they're promoting, Poker Face. Also Emily K has a little aside about the hair of male actors. 

This week we're talking rom coms, because they're the best. What makes a god-tier rom com? What do we look for? What do we NOT look for?