Worst Friends Forever

We're doing it. We're talking about Crazy Rich Asians, the new movie based on the bestselling book. We all read the book to prep and we're ready to discuss the seemingly endless list of this to discuss about this film.

This episode is all about dealing with people--assholes, specifically. What to do, how to talk to them, and how they're the worst.

This week we're talking about the new Netflix movie Like Father, starring Kelsey Grammer and Kristen Bell. It was a movie that happened and it was on Netflix so we watched it.

This week we're discussing routines: morning routines, weekend routines, cooking routines... Why do we like them? Are we dependent on them? What happens when we don't have them?

This week we're discussing when things go wrong--in our lives, when you subscribe to Blue Apron, and when you sue photographers for 50 million dollars. 

This week we're discussing Boots Riley's new movie, Sorry to Bother You. There were awesome earrings and also some nightmare-inducing visuals. Buckle up.

Netflix gave the world a new romcom, so obviously we watched it. Are you new here?*   *If you are new here, welcome! We like romcoms.

This week we're talking about Hannah Gadsby's new Netflix special 'Nanette', which has inspired people, comics, and think pieces around the globe.

This week we're doing another quiz episode! Thank you to the wonderful Summer, who wrote this quiz to determine THE worst friend.

This week we're talking about the Incredibles sequel, Incredibles 2. Or maybe we just watched The Incredibles, it was hard to tell.

This episode is all about giving advice - mostly how it's the worst, how it will almost definitely not go well, and how the best way to do it is over a pitcher of sangria.

This week is all about the much-anticipated Ocean's 8! We talk about the cast, the plot, the cast, the outfits, the cast, and comparisons to Ocean's 11. And then the cast some more.

This episode is all about Ali Wong's newest Netflix special Hard Knock Wife. We talk about the special (we watched it), motherhood (none of us are moms), marriage (none of us are married), and comedy (we intentionally didn't categorize this podcast as a comedy because we thought we weren't funny enough). Hope you enjoy!

In this episode, we talk about Melissa McCarthy's new movie, Life of the Party! This movie has a lot going on, and we had... very different experiences with this film, though 2/3 of us agree: Frank is pretty fly.

This episode is all about the documentary RBG, about the Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. We discuss the film, RBG, her family, and her place on the Supreme Court. We learned some stuff, and hope you do too!

This week we're talking about season finales! We talk about which ones we love the most, which ones we don't, which series finales don't make us want to rip our hair out, and the Emilys go on a rant about Fox canceling Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Think of it as a time capsule of those dark 31 hours in which we thought we might never see new Brooklyn Nine-Nine. 

This week we're discussing becoming an adult--money, jobs, generational divides...everything!

This week we're discussing the new Netflix show Ugly Delicious from Momofuku chef David Chang. We talk about the show, how it surprised us, and how much we love food. Recommended eating: All the pizza and tacos you can find.

This week we decided to each learn 5 new things to share/teach each other--from surprising impacts of alcohol on your health to how to poach an egg, this was a fun conversation all about learning new facts!

This week we're talking about Ellen Pompeo negotiating a bomb-ass new salary, the piece about it in The Hollywood Reporter and how Grey's Anatomy has given Emily K some version of Stockholm syndrome.

To celebrate our 3rd anniversary of podcasting, we're doing what we do best--stealing ideas from other people and complaining. Inspired by Lovett or Leave It, we give you a full episode of a rant wheel.

This week we're talking about the animated film The Breadwinner, based on the novel by Deborah Ellis. We discuss Parvana and her story. 

This week we're discussing how difficult it can be to apply your feminism to your everyday life. Does it impact the media you consume? The things you buy? How hard is it to actually practice what you preach?

This week we're discussing what happens when men tell female stories--is it good or bad when men are the creators of female-focused movies? Should they do it more? Less?

This episode is all about Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time. We discuss our relationships with the book, glitter lipstick, and why Reese Whitherspoon turned into a leaf at one point. Spoiler galore!