Pop Culture Period Piece

Julie and Laura discuss Across the Universe, the amazing Evan Rachel Wood, and the sport of bowling

Julie and Laura discuss Newsies, the comparison to the Broadway Musical, and fancy daddy Bill Pullman.

Julie and Laura discuss Moulin Rouge, our most polarizing movie to date, Moulin Rouge theme weddings and Nicole Kidman's divorce.

Julie and Laura discuss I Tonya, the "villain narrative," and grocery store adventures with our dads.

Julie and Laura discuss A Muppet Christmas Carol, its loyalty to the original material, and the tricky nature of infinity scarves.

Julie and Laura discuss the mid-90's Little Women, the lack of chemistry, the phenomenal textures, and our sexual awakenings through 90's animated series.

Julie and Laura have special guest Toni! A improv performer and friend of the podcast whose favorite movie is A Little Princess. The three discuss the film, the 1990s movies it inspired and the phenomenal ad campaigns of the VHS's.

Julie and Laura discuss the Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, the media war on corsets, and the new podcast drinking game.

Julie and Laura discuss the DIsney classic The Journey of Natty Gann, its' dark moments for a DIsney film, and the thought process behind the female protagonist.

Julie and Laura discuss The Mummy and how RIck and Evie have the best screen romance ever

Julie and Laura discuss Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, the shocking accuracy of the costumes and hairstyles, and the ‘confederate vampire trope

Julie and Laura discuss We Summon the Darkness, the Disney sequels, and their likelihood of joining a cult.

Julie and Laura discuss An American Haunting, a movie with spooky potential that misses the mark

Julie and Laura discuss the Netflix movie Fear Street 1994, take a walk down memory lane, and how the algorithm got it so wrong

Julie and Laura discuss the one of the most epic period piece movie and their journeys with the movie Titanic

Julie and Laura, Pittsburgh-based pop-culture & history aficionados, talk through the best and worst pop culture period pieces. If you love movies and television shows with fancy dresses, rules of propriety, and spectacular set design, this is the podcast for you.