Worst Friends Forever

Everything that could go wrong did go wrong at the movies, so this week we're talking food! Specifically holiday food, how it can be a minefield, and also how it's freaking delicious. Enjoy!

This week we all went to new places that we'd never been before! Going new places, trying new things, meeting new people...is it worth it? Let' talk about it.

This week we're diving deep into the new Netflix Christmas classic, the Princess Switch starring Vanessa Hudgens. We regret absolutely nothing, go watch this movie immediately. 

This week we're discussing Hasan Minhaj's new Netflix show, Patriot Act. He's the fifth weekly Netflix series. Is his show good enough to survive? Is it worth coming back every week? Listen and find out!

Okay. It's here. It's happening. More Harry Potter content. This week we're discussing the Harry Potter movie that all the critics hated: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. We talk about Dumbledore and his love of manipulating people, how a secret Paris exists, and the fact that timelines really aren't that hard.

We're a week early on our Thanksgiving episode this year--and we're celebrating by sharing things we're thankful for...and things we're not thankful for. 

In possibly the shortest and lowest-energy episode of all time, we discuss 2 of the weirder fall tv shows--Manifest and God Friended Me. Yeah...we don't know, either. 

This week we're discussing the 2018 Midterm Elections, self-care, and just how good and mad we really are. It goes okay.    ...Please vote. 

This episode is all About Rebecca Traister's new book, Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women’s Anger. We discuss the book, our thoughts on the power of women, and how we're all just generally angry at the moment.

This week we're roasting? Praising? Enjoying? The Amanda Bynes and Colin Firth 2003 classic, What A Girl Wants. You want to hate it, but...you don't.

This week we're talking all about Bradley Cooper's new version of A Star is Born, starring Lady Gaga. We talk about the movie, the story's legacy, and the current hype. Also, we get pretty upset about a dog. 

This week we're discussing the Hulu original The First...or the first 3 episodes of it, anyway. Sean Penn plays a tortured man who doesn't get to go to Mars but probably does later in the series because let's be real. 

This week we’re talking about Disney protagonists and how they’ve changed over time. Come for the princess talk, stay for the discussion about princes’ dumb faces.

20 years later and we still don't understand Transfiguration. Is that desk an actual pig now? What's happening here? JO WE WANT ANSWERS.

This week's episode is all about competition reality shows--MasterChef, Nailed It, Project Runway, Great British Bake Off--Do we like them? Why? Why doesn't Taylor understand the genius of watching people fail at baking? Let's discuss. 

This week we're talking about a 1944 classic film noir, Double Indemnity starring Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck. Branching out is good for you, but also maybe not.

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?