Screen Savor

Carla and Iman fight through colds and technical difficulties to try and wrap their heads around Jordan Peele's mind-bending, "Get Out."

Carla and Iman team up with House Arrest's Erik Miramontes to rake through the amazing music 2016 brought us, reflect on the Grammys, and rank their own top albums.

A full month removed from the wild ride that was 2016, Carla and Iman reflect on the year's greatest let downs and wins, ultimately deciding who won the year.

Was 2016 as good a year for movies as it was television? Listen to Iman and Carla discuss their respective Top Five lists in this second episode of our "Year in Review" series.

From 'Atlanta' to 'Stranger Things'—'Night Of' and more—Carla and Iman rank the best of this year's amazing television in this first episode of this "Year In Review" series.

Iman and Carla celebrate (and cringe over) the long awaited, mini-series revival of GIlmore Girls, “Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.”

Iman and Carla discuss the performances, soundtracks, and all-around greatness of Atlanta and Luke Cage.

Iman and Carla discuss their 2016 San Diego Comic-Con experience and share some hot takes on some of the movie trailers that were released during the convention.

Iman and Carla are back to preview their favorite shows of the season, Mr. Robot and The Night Of. Signal Boosts: Iman: Great British Baking Show Carla: Stranger Things

Iman and Carla discuss Shane Black’s action/comedy movie, The Nice Guys, in which a mismatched pair of private eyes investigate a series of murders in 1970s Los Angeles. We’ll take some time to discuss the film’s excellent performances and its place within the larger LA Noir context. After this, we’ll end things with some “Screen Savor Signal Boosts”.

Iman and Carla discuss the latest Marvel Superhero flick, Captain America: Civil War starring Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. We’ll discuss the film’s impressive cast of characters and its place within the larger Marvel cinematic universe. After this, we’ll end things with some “Screen Savor Signal Boosts."

Iman and Carla return to discuss Disney’s live-action adaptation of the 1967 classic, The Jungle Book. We review the film’s visual effects, its impressive cast of voice actors, and question whether the trend toward converting animated classics into live-action movies is ultimately a good or bad thing. We end by introducing a new segment, “Screen Savor Signal Boosts.”

Iman and Carla indulge their newest obsession Hamilton by breaking down a list of why they love this hit broadway musical and why you should too. Listen in for some Hamilton Jeopardy, tips for first time listeners, and–of course–some excessively long song clips.

Carla and Iman discuss The Revenant (0:46), make their predictions about the Oscars (16:40), and pick apart their sustained love for Tom Hardy (forever:always).   

Carla and Iman combine their two favorite things–pop culture and lists–in this Year-in-Review podcast. We discuss some of  2015's winners, not-so-winners, and what we're looking forward to in 2016.

Iman and Carla break down the elements of a quality sports film in their (spoiler-free) discussion of Creed, the latest installment of the Rocky franchise. 

Are Carla and Iman obsessing over season two of FX's Fargo? You betcha. Tune in to hear us discuss the show and rant about recent Harry Potter and Gilmore Girls related news.

Iman and Carla launch their new Screen Savor segment “How Have We Not Seen This Before?” with a discussion of the hit Aaron Sorkin series, The West Wing.

Iman and Carla discuss how the new Ridley Scott film, The Martian, measures up to the book it's based on and spare a moment to celebrate everything about Michael Peña. Amen.

Iman and Carla discuss their favorite television shows of the Summer: Mr. Robot (USA), Humans (AMC), and Peaky Blinders (Netflix). Basically, if you haven’t watched or heard of any of these shows you’re missing out. And we’re going to tell you why.