Tell Me More, Tell Me More The Podcast

We are closing off Bollywood July (a week late), with RamLeela, a 2013 Bollywood adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. In this tumultuous adventure. Ram of the Rajadi's (played by Ranveer Singh) and Leela of the Sanera's (played by Deepika Padukone)are star-crossed lovers whose families have been feuding for decades upon decades. join us as we travel the familiar journey of forbidden love and tragedy.

Welcome to Jollywood, our Bollywood month!! Starting off with the 2002 adaptation of Devdas starring Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai as our star-crossed-friends-to-lovers. After over a decade apart Devdas is finally coming home and his childhood best friend, Parvati, who has been pining for him, might finally get the chance to tell him how she feels. Join us for this rollercoaster of emotions.

Capping off our Pride Month we're taking a look at a cult classic. Hedwig and The Angry Inch tells the story of a young German rock singer who, after a botched sex-change operation, moves to a trailer in Kansas where she continues her search for her stardom and her "other half". Trigger Warnings: - Forced sex transition (20:13 - 23:27) - Sexual acts with a minor (33:18 - 34:00 & 37:24 - 38:32) Also ambient noises happen (28:53 - 43:36) For our obsessions: https://tellmemoretellmemorepodcast.tumblr.com/ For our fave songs: https://open.spotify.com/user/x8hb9tgqy9plvt6zx3djejyz1?si=e09430e3dea74e40 For all other links: https://msha.ke/tellmemoretellmemorepodcast/

Ulysses is a shy, effeminate teenager who is both coping with his father's death and coming of age. Join us in our first musical this Pride month as we follow him on his journey to self discovery and self acceptance in Saturday Church Trigger Warnings: CA: 31:00 - 31:38 CSA: 39:00 - 41:38 (with vague references to this at 42:15 - 43:32)

Closing out BeatleMAYnia with The Beatles themselves. There's hijinks, banter and music, it's a quick little romp with A Hard Day's Night.

Welcome to BeatleMAYnia! We're starting off with 2007's Across The Universe! A story (primarily set in 1960s America)about a boy in love, a girl fighting for peace and her brother off to war. Join us on our little journey as we speed run through The Beatle's discography.

Closing out the month with another movie from an unofficial trilogy, The Young Girls of Rochefort (Les Demoiselles de Rochefort). This Jacques Demy film is a fun, french, stylistic series of missed connections, with gorgeous visuals, great choreography and Gene Kelly. So join us as we follow twins Delphine and Solange as the find love and follow their dreams.

Bienvenue to our Paris-centric April. Starting with Baz Luhrmann's extravaganza of excess, Moulin Rouge! A simple story within a story about a young writer who moves to Paris and falls in love for the first time. But as first loves go, this one takes many-a-turn. Come with us, into the Moulin Rouge.

Maestro March capped off the with the only appropriate entry: West Side Story (2021). Celebrating Stephen Sondheim as the lyricist of WSS. Take a journey with us to 1960s New York City. The tensions are high between rival the gangs, The Jets and The Sharks. One night, two star-crossed young lovers meet and their love sets off a tragic sequence of events.

Welcome to Maestro March! This episodes celebrates Jonathan Larson through the recent movie adaptation of his show Tick, Tick... Boom! In this 2021 release, Jonathan is preparing for the workshop showcase of his show Supurbia. His 30th birthday is looming, his girlfriend has a job offer that is taking her away from New York City and he still has one more song t o write. For the cameos list got to 1h 11m 40s (71:40)

Closing out Barbruary with 2008's Barbie & The Diamond Castle. Best friends Liana and Alexa find themselves thrust in an adventure. Their new friend Melody who is stuck in a mirror needs their help to save music. Just like our previous movie, Diamond castle is a tale of music and friendship.

Hello you gorgeous gossips, t's Barbruary! The Barbie-centric month and we're starting with 2021's Big City, Big Dreams. The story about vlogger, Barbie Roberts and her musical theatre training adventure in New York City. Join us for this movie musical filled with bops and blossoming friendships,

Closing out ja(NEW)ary with director Leos Carax's first english film Annette. This rock opera with music and lyrics by Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks, is the story of Henry, a standup comedian and his tumultuous relationship with his wife, opera singer Anne. Starring Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard. note: we will be uploading on Wednesdays for the foreseeable future

It's ja[NEW]ary! The month we're dedicating to relatively recent releases. In this episode, we join Mirabel, a 15 yer old with a family full of magical people. The family Madrigal use their talent to take care of their people. However, something is threatening their magic and Mirabel, the only family member without powers takes it upon herself to find out what's going on, in hopes to fix it.

Issa double feature day! Our second helping of the stage-to-screen, movies featuring a queer teen lead, is The Prom. This Broadway show turned Netflix Original follows Emma, a girl who just wants to take her girlfriend to prom. Unfortunately the homophobic PTA will stop at nothing to keep this from happening. Enter stage left, a group of theatre celebs in need of a cause to boost their public perception. Thank you for your patience this month. It’s been quite a month. Join us next time for some Xmas shenanigans!

It's here! Promvember, the fun and fab double feature day. Starting with Everybody's Talking About Jamie. Based on Jamie Campbell, this movie follows a young boy from Sheffield who has dreams of becoming a drag queen. However, this coming-of-age story, adapted from the West End show of the same name, is also about self-discovery and learning to be yourself no matter what.

Sadly, Doctober has come to an end. However, we have one last romp. Ooh Shock Treatment! In what feels like a Rock Horror AU. Brad and Janet, now married, are invited to be contestants in a marriage game show in an effort to save the relationship. Unfortunately, there are sinister forces that send Janet on a rollercoaster of self discovery and Brad to a mental health facility.

Hello you gorgeous gossips, it’s spooky season, shocktober if you will. We are FINALLY covering the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show in our first of two Doctober episodes. After their car breaks down Brad Majors and his fiancée Janet Weiss enter a castle seeking a telephone. However, they are immediately thrust into a strange adventure once they meet the master of the house, Dr. Frank N. Furter. Starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick, this Richard O'Brien musical is a non-stop romp.

Psychedelic 70s September winds down with another rock album turned musical movie, The Who's, Tommy! After witnessing his father's murder, a traumatized Tommy becomes deaf, blind and mute. After attempts to cure him fail, he eventually finds his calling as a pinball wizard and the leader of a religious cult. TRIGGER WARNING: abuse (physical and sexual incl.) 23:55 - 31:35

Psychedelic 70's September comes steaming right ahead with the first showing of the month: the brain melting motion picture to accompany the album of the same name, Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'. In it we follow the eponymous Pink's traumatic journey from childhood after the loss of his father in war. Pink Floyd's The Wall is considered one of the greatest albums of all time, and the accompanying film is a wild ride that is one of the heaviest films we've covered.