Worst Friends Forever

We watched Adam McKay's new Netflix movie Don't Look Up, which has an impressive cast list and also inspires us to ask some questions about gravity.

This week we're talking about the made-for-tv movie The Christmas Shoes, based on the worst Christmas song of all time. It tests our friendship, honestly.

This week we're examining House of Gucci starring Lady Gaga and Adam Driver, plus some other famous people. Emily K also drinks an entire multi-person gin punch and does everything in her power to make this episode about Tom Ford.

This week we're discussing the first couple episodes of the new HBOMax show from Mindy Kaling, Sex Lives of College Girls. Also our undying love for Mindy Kaling.

This week we're discussing Lin Manuel Miranda's directorial debut, the Netflix movie adaptation of Jonathan Larson's tick, tick...BOOM!, starring Andrew Garfield.

Happy Thanksgiving! This year we're talking about what everyone really cares about: the food.

It's Emily V.'s turn to do a You're Wrong About-style episode, and she's teaching us about President Taft and how the most famous story about him is...totally fake.

This week we're exploring the classic film Jaws—one of Emily's favorites. We discussing sharks, the impact of the movie, and the eating habits of orcas, for some reason.

This episode we're talking about our relationships with work, how the pandemic has changed working in America, and Striketober.

So we're in the middle of a pandemic, but people think it's over. People are vaccinated, but not everyone. Also travel sucks right now. this week we're talking about the Pandemic holidays: what we normally do, what we did last year, what we're doing this year.

This week we're discussing The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood, and Taylor learns how stressful it is to see your irl career reflected in fiction. (We knew about this book before BookTok, btw. But welcome BookTok, you have good taste)

Hello all! A surprise emergency quickshot to discuss our Only Murders in the Building theories before the finale comes out!

Listen. We are old now. There's a pandemic. Sleep can be hard. And we read ' The Pandemic has Created a Nation of Insomniacs ' on Vox and now here we are.

This week, we're playing around with the format and doing things You're Wrong About-style. Emily K did some research and is ready to teach us all about how single-family only zoning ruined everything. All because of a racist dude named Duncan.

This week we're discussing the best pep talks from movies, tv, books...we also had trouble defining "motivation speech" but that's okay, it's our podcast and we'll do what we want.

This week we're discussing the new Hulu series, Only Murders In the Building with Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. Plus, the joys of weekly television.

This week we're discussing the new Netflix series starring Sandra Oh, The Chair. Academic drama! 

This week, we're discussing 'Worth', the new Netflix movie about the distribution of the 9/11 Victim's Compensation Fund, and also are all lives worth the same under capitalism?    It's peppy.

This week we're discussing adulthood, what no one tells you, and why rugs are so expensive. Seriously...no one warns you about rugs.

This week we're talking about the things we hated as kids — cartoons, movies, books — and the fact the Emily K. hated the cartoon Cow and Chicken so much she could cry.

This week we're discussing horror (the genre, not the state of being alive in 2021). Books, movies, and that one really great episode of Boy Meets World, and our relationship with it.  

It was supposed to be hot girl summer, but now we're inside and masked. We never *loved* summer, but man...what a bummer.

It's time to dive into another classic: 13 Going on 30. Hair glitter, fashion choices, and a 13-year-old falling in love with a 30-year-old. Normal stuff.

Everybody get up it's time to slam now. We got a real jam goin' down. Welcome to the Space Jam Here's your chance, do your dance, at the Space Jam...alright.

This week we discussing the Olympics—enjoying them, feeling guilty about enjoying them, how it's even more complicated this year, and how we still really love the gd swimming.