WSFR Podcasts

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia is going old school and discussing a John Hughes classic, The Breakfast Club. Tune in for her theory on what happened when they returned to school that Monday and to hear her complain about Allison’s makeover.

For the second episode, your host Danny, and his buddy Corie try Kong Dog! Follow @worthtryingWSFR on Instagram

Sitting down to talk about how we express ourselves through fashion. 2023 has been a time machine for fashion. Streetwear, vintage, and athleisure have taken over with a vengeance. What does this mean for us emotionally? Find your confidence and next outfit in this episode!

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia discusses the film Ingrid Goes West. This is a film for those that are interested in seeing how the false personas of social media influencers can be harmful to their followers…or for those that really like Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen. Both are valid reasons!

There’s more to this first episode than introductions. This is my first ever podcast, and it’s just me. I want to get deep. I want to comb through my brain and heart and spread my truth to you. I’ll talk about me, music, and everything in between. I believe a person is a song, and I’ll tell you why.

In this episode my roommates, Aly and Lily, join me to talk about life in our twenties. Both in graduate school, they give their insight and advice on navigating life (from relationships to jobs) post graduation. We also talk about things that have changed for us from childhood and adolescence to now, as well as our favorite part of this period of our lives so far.

Mateo Florez is back and this time we are talking about hyperindividualism; a trend we see here in the United States as the individual mindset becomes more extreme. The focus on “I” is something we see as potentially toxic to ourselves and our communities, we talk about how it came to be, why it persists, and what we hope will shift in the future.

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia discusses the iconic Matilda! Danny Devito and Miss Honey lovers, tune in!

For the first episode, your host Danny, and his buddy Andrew try Waku Waku! Follow @worthtryingWSFR on instagram

We talk eurocentric beauty standards and unpack childhood insecurities.

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia discuss a new HBOMax movie, The Menu. If you have ever imagined what Gordon Ramsey would be like if he went absolutely bonkers, then this episode is for you! Trigger warning about 12 min in for dark subject matter.

We all sometimes become victims to our habits which become ingrained and train our brain to think a certain way about a certain thing. We then create the same experience over and over. Sammi Todaro joins me to talk about being stuck in old habits (from being a teenager) and how we think you can begin to overcome this. We talk about why we get stuck with the voice of an angsty teen controlling our...

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia discusses the infamous, live-action Scooby-Doo, circa 2002. This one is a childhood favorite with a stellar cast, this was so fun to recap! Someone please build an actual Spooky Island though.

*may not be appropriate for younger audiences (adult language) listener discretion advised* In this episode, Gaetano Micalizzi and Aiman Salih return to propose the topic of “What Defines a Man’s Worth?”. We explore the contextual elements that may change the answer, but also the consistencies across them. Bringing their insight,we get to see through their eyes valuable characteristics, and action...

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia discusses Bad Teacher. Give it a listen as she justifies Elizabeth Halsey’s action and consistently mentions how she is not a fan of Justin Timberlake.

Being ashamed of our native languages and having to take ESL despite being fluent in English.

Reviewing FIDLAR, Liily, and experiencing Halloweekend sober.

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia discusses the iconic Beetlejuice movie! Listen as she critiques how most of the movie does not make sense and realizes that Beetlejuice is an absolute creep.

We’re tired of educating white people.

I bring on special guest Julie to debate the consumption of true crime, Dahmer, Netflix, Reddit Conspiracies, and more. https://thesuffolkjournal.com/38801/ac/netflixs-newest-show-monster-the-jeffrey-dahmer-story-debuts-1-on-its-platform-amidst-controversy/ 

This episode, my first ever solo episode, covers how to combat, recover, and prevent burnout. It is that time of year, when it seems like just about everyone is exhausted, and it has nothing to do with being lazy. Burnout is so common and often under addressed, which can lead to more serious problems down the road. In this episode, I explain the steps to realizing, assessing, and recovering from b...

Recounting the moment we realized we attend a PWI.

On this week’s episode of Reel Reactions, Gia is back with a guest, her roommate, Elisa Gil, to discuss the sequel to the iconic Hocus Pocus. We talk about whether it lived up to our own expectations, the Gen-Zification of it all and how Gilbert was lowkey the villain.

discussing Modern Radio Ramble in a one shot, uncut recording that took place at midnight in my room

In the very first episode of Reel Reactions, Gia walks through the iconic movie, Pitch Perfect! She covers every detail, from the most memorable performances, best comedic lines, and psychoanalyzing Aubrey Posen.