Susan Godfrey and Valerie Conklin
Keep Your Fork There's Podcast
Hello, this is Keep Your Fork There's Podcast, our mother-daughter podcast where we share our love of talking and explore our differing perspectives on the media we love. It’s an opportunity to swap ideas with another generation, and a great excuse to hang out!
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Susan Godfrey and Valerie Conklin
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15. Jun 2025
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KYFP: Suburbia 15.06.2025
Show notes: Sid and Nancy Fame: How to go to LaGuardia High School The Decline of Western Civilization The Decline […]
KYFP: Annihilation 11.06.2025
Show notes: Annihilation Alex Garland Never Let Me Go The Witness 2001: A Space Odyssey
KYFP: Pacific Rim 11.05.2025
Show notes: Mothra Godzilla: King of the Monsters The Dark Crystal – the most magical movie alive Cabinet of Curiosities […]
KYFP: The Exorcist 26.04.2025
Show notes: The Ring Ju-on The Thing The Thing From Another World – the original “Thing” was made in 1951. […]
KYFP: The Wolf Among Us 26.04.2025
Keep Hitting that Q! Valerie and Susan dive into The Wolf Among Us, a gritty detective game set in a […]
KYFP:The Witch Elm 11.04.2025
How to think you’ve murdered someone and get away with it. Susan and Valerie discuss The Witch Elm by Tana […]
KYFP:Antlers 05.04.2025 1:07:43
Team Family Susan and Valerie sympathize with the plight of poor little Lucas Weaver and Felicity, who maybe should have […]
KYFP:Pandorum 21.03.2025
“Pandorum – Our First Episode”It’s not our first recording, but it’s the first time we felt like we might be […]
Keep Your Fork There’s Podcast Introduction 20.03.2025
Our big start.
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