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Send us Fan Mail Did y'all watch the final episode of Blindspotting on Starz last night?! If you did - CAN WE TALK? If you didn't, hurry up already. Our guest in this episode, Benjamin Earl Turner plays the loveable next door neighbor parolee Earl and we were so excited to welcome him to Bitch Talk. Not only is Benjamin a talented actor, he's a musician, and spoken word artist and m...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Flash Back Friday! With 500+ episodes, we're excited to revisit some of our favorites with our new listeners (and maybe new to our regular listeners). In honor of the season finale of Blindspotting (this Sunday 8/8 on STARZ), we're sharing an interview we did with the co-creator, showrunner, actor (and East Bay native!) - Rafael Casal ! We got to catch up with...

Send us Fan Mail In honor of the season finale of the Blindspotting spinoff (airing this Sunday, August 8th on Starz), we're bringing you a series of interviews with some of out favorite cast members! Candance Nicholas-Lippman plays Janelle, the best friend everyone needs in their lives. And Candace, in real life, is no different! We get into how she manifested her role in this show, the impo...

Send us Fan Mail We are very excited to welcome the very talented Sonia Kennebeck back to the show to talk about her film Enemies of the State.  It's the true story of Matt DeHart who believes that he is being targeted by the U.S. government for having confidential documents alleging misconduct by the CIA. The film takes you on the roller coaster ride that Matt and his parents rode as well as...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Flash Back Friday! With 500+ episodes, we're excited to revisit some of our favorites with our new listeners (and maybe new to our regular listeners). This week we're flashing back to January of this year when we interviewed director Melissa Haizlip from the film, Mr. Soul . This documentary features her uncle, Ellis Haizlip - a queer, Black, television produc...

Send us Fan Mail Debra Chasnoff was an Oscar-winning documentarian/activist whose films helped educate people on everything from LGBTQ rights, to nuclear weapons, and affordable housing. So it's no surprise that when she found out she had stage 4 breast cancer, she decided to turn the camera on herself to teach us one final lesson - what it means to truly live. On its surface, the documentary...

Send us Fan Mail We had a whirlwind afternoon of recordings which included this Basic Bitch for your asses. All of us bitches have been out in the wild - Ange riding around Disneyland in a wheelchair, Char out and about on a last minute California Mission's tour with her family, and Erin just got back from Texas  talking about some of her favorite moments and food, of course. Plus, we end on...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Flash Back Friday! With 500+ episodes, we're excited to revisit some of our favorites with our new listeners (and maybe new to our regular listeners). On the heels of our interview with Stephen Satterfield about his new Netflix docu-series High on the Hog , we wanted to bring back our first interview with him from 2018 that went so well, we had to break it up into...

Send us Fan Mail This is our third time having chef/sommelier/writer Stephen Satterfield on the show, and the conversations just keep getting better! He's joining us to talk about his new Netflix series High on the Hog , a four part docu-series that explores how African American cuisine transformed America. We get into how he ended up hosting the show, his emotional journey in Africa, and the...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to our Basic Bitch, travel edition! Erin is on location in Austin, Texas, where she discusses good food, potential threesomes, and her constraint in the face of aggressive conservatives (it's called maturing, folks). We get into the current political climate in Texas (#FuckGregAbbott), and how karaoke may be the key to uniting the country. And then Ange shares her tri...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Flash Back Friday! With 500+ episodes, we're excited to revisit some of our favorites with our new listeners (and maybe new to our regular listeners). In honor of the newly released Anthony Bourdain documentary, Roadrunner , we're celebrating the film's director, Academy Award winner Morgan Neville , who we had on the show back in 2018 for the Mr. Rogers...

Send us Fan Mail It's been a long three years without Anthony Bourdain, but his impact on our lives is still strongly felt. So we were super excited to watch Roadrunner , the documentary that chronicles his life, directed by the one and only Morgan Neville (spoiler alert: we LOVED it). In this episode, you'll get our thoughts on the film, and then hear some highlights from our epic SF Bo...

Send us Fan Mail Erin, Ange, and Producer Char are back at it Zoom-style, recapping more on Erin and Ange's secret film project up to Portland, sharing misunderstandings with a doctor, recapping what they did over the 4th of July weekend, and of course, their moments of pleasure.  -- Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, AAPI Lives Matter, and thank you for getting vaxxed. -- Buy us a  cup...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome back Bitch Talkers! We're giving you part 2 of our cross collaboration with  the Storied: San Francisco podcast talking with San Francisco's Curtis Family C-Notes . In this episode you'll hear Mamma C talk about how her kids and husband support her, how each kid took to their select instruments, who's their favorite judge(s) on America's Got Talent...

Send us Fan Mail Hiya Bitch Talkers! We're very excited about this cross collaboration in this two part episode with the Storied: San Francisco podcast!  Today's and Friday's episodes feature San Francisco's   Curtis Family C-Notes . They're a family of 7 who all play multiple instruments, sing, and who are currently appearing on this season of America's Got Talent. I...

Send us Fan Mail We have another basic bitch for your asses, this time on location in Portland, Oregon! We came to film a scene for a (super secret) film, and we give you all the behind the scenes dirt on how the hell this happened (and almost didn't), and our experience on set. We also dive into the crazy details of our trip, including Erin's fiery crotch at the airport, bar hopping dur...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Flash Back Friday! With 500+ episodes, we're excited to revisit some of our favorites with our new listeners (and maybe new to our regular listeners). We're taking you back to early 2021  to the Sundance Film Festival to talk with director Pedro Kos about his incredible documentary Rebel Hearts . Rebel Hearts chronicles a trailblazing group of nuns that fought...

Send us Fan Mail We're at it again. We're Basic Bitching about Erin seeing actual sister wives in the wild, Covid scares and first time testing, mammograms (Ange wants to frame her boob), and getting sick again as California opens up.  Plus you'll hear about Erin and Ange getting cast in a secret movie project. WHA!?   Thanks for listening! -- Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter,...

Send us Fan Mail Honey Parker really knows how to live! We rented her home in Park City, Utah, during our first adventure at Sundance , and the more we learned about her, the more we had to have her on the show. She started her career in advertising, and has since done stand-up comedy , competed in a sailing race (even though she cannot sail), started a podcast with her husband ( CoupleCo: Working...

Send us Fan Mail It's another Basic Bitch for y'all cause there's a lot going on for us bitches. Ange aka Captain Party catches us up on her fancy red carpet night at the L.A. premiere of the Blindspotting  T.V. series at the Hollywood Cemetery. Char headed down to Southern California as well for a grown ass trip to post-pandemic Disneyland - getting there just as California lifted...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Flash Back Friday! With 500+ episodes, we're excited to revisit some of our favorites with our new listeners (and maybe new to our regular listeners). Today we're taking you back to 2018 with director Crystal Moselle and the entire cast of the film Skate Kitchen . This film centers around a New York based crew of female skaters, played by the real life members...

Send us Fan Mail Your bitches are back in studio for the first time since October, 2020! There's a lot to catch up on as Erin shares the highs and lows of her road trip across multiple states, and Ange shares her experience coming back to San Francisco for the first time since December. This one's got everything- sadness, joy, fear, adventure, and a whole lotta whiskey. And then we end i...

Send us Fan Mail For his second time on the podcast we welcome back director Bao Nguyen direct from quarantine in Vietnam (cause there's variants, y'all!) We talk with Bao about his involvement in the timely video Stop The Hatred    - a song that was written by MC Jin and Wyclef Jean who are also featured in the video. Bao also elaborates on his past involvement in New York's Chinat...

Send us Fan Mail It was our sincere pleasure having the co-creator, showrunner, actor (and East Bay native!) of the Starz TV show Blindspotting  - Rafael Casal back on the mic. We got to catch up with him about the season 1 spin off series of the film with the same name, talking about an equitable writers room, shooting in Oakland, filming  during a pandemic, power structures on set, and working i...

Send us Fan Mail We're happy to welcome back director and Bay Area native, Crystal Moselle back to the podcast. When we last spoke, Crystal was promoting her film Skate Kitchen - WHICH WE LOVED.  And now, we're chatting with her about the second season of Betty , coming back to HBO Friday, June 11 which is a direct spin off of Skate Kitchen. It's been so good to see this cast come b...