What an L of a year.
Except for when Morocco made it to the semi-finals of the world cup, did you guys know that?
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#99.2 – Commercial Break #39: I Would Like Something Else
Vanessa’s mellow re-telling of their journey as an arteest.
#99.1 – Commercial Break #38: Quadruple Threat
Baraa gives us the sparknotes of her 20 odd years as an arteest.
#97 – Dialogue Discussion: American Gods/OITNB
Welcome back to the final installment of the Dialogue Discussion miniseries. It’s a mashup of shows, so here we go!
#95 – Dialogue Discussion: Gilmore Girls/The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
a talk. We’re gonna talk about talking.
#93 – Pilot Review: Alice in Borderland
Vanessa has been waiting to talk about this show since it aired. Baraa is still waiting to go to Japan…inshAllah. Support the podcast and donate to our Patreon. Follow our Twitter , Instagram , and Facebook.
#92 – Pilot Review: New Girl
Quick genre jump to the half-hour comedy. Spoiler alert: many antics ensue.
#91 – Pilot Review: Lupin
Grab your coffee and light a cigarette – we’re headed to Paris to borrow some jewels from Marie Antoinette.
#88 – Commercial Break 33: Coming to You Live (From My Parents’ Basement)
This week we bid LA adieu, and march forward as artists living in a global pandemic.
#87 – Commercial Break 32: Invest In Your Peers
It’s part 2 of our “Should you move to LA/Working in LA during the pandemic and revolution” series.
#86 – Commercial Break 31: The Weather is Really, Really Amazing
We come back to the airwaves bearing gifts: a guest host to speak with us on art in quarantine, and the infamous “biG mOvE tO LA”.
#85 – Commercial Break 30: Never-Ending Cycle of Doom
We’ve made it to the pinnacle of Leo Szn: Baraa’s Birthday.
#84 – Infomercial Break 3: Why Should You?
How many of you have felt personally victimized by the Hollywood racist propaganda machine?
#82 – Infomercial Break 2: Hollywood Is The Feds
back from unofficial hiatus to bring you the latest installment of our ACAB series.
#80 – Dee Rees Review: The Last Thing He Wanted
We’re traveling again, and this time it’s to two different countries + Miami.
#78 – Extra Credit: Parasite
Here’s a sweet little surprise to kickstart your weekend, from us to you.
#77 – Dee Rees Review: Pariah
Continuing on with our Directer Reviews™, we present the nuanced and enticing piece that is Pariah, courtesy of Dee Rees.
#76 – Commercial Break 25: I Love You, Bro
Ease the pain of social distancing with the soothing sound of Vanessa walking us through dying.
#74 – Bong Joon-Ho Review: Snowpiercer
All aboard kids, we’re riding this dystopian train for 2 hours and 6 minutes.
#73 – Bong Joon-Ho Review: Barking Dogs Never Bite
We’re mixing things up this season: TV show reviews are out, and film director reviews are in. This new format will only last as long as lockdown does, so enjoy it while it’s here.
#72 – Commercial Break 24: It’s Corona Time
Surprise – we’re making our return and not on a Tuesday! It’s a new year, and a new world. If you don’t want your hands, then stop listening to our show.
#71 – Commercial Break 23: The Purge of 2019 (aka Who Is She??)
Your favorite podcasters reminisce on 2019, and how far they’ve come since the last purge.
#70 – Friends Review: S3E2 & S1E7
To close out the 25th anniversary of Friends airing, we present to you our final review:
#69 – Friends Review: S5E9 & S5E14
Half this episode had to be redacted due to unprofessionalism and potential bridge-burning. Enjoy what’s left.
#67 – Friends Review: S4E12 & S8E9
Join us as we discuss what has a worse aging process: white people, or comedy from the ‘90s. Spend that five dollars you found in your jacket pocket here: Patreon. Follow our Twitter , Instagram , Facebook , and Tumblr. Keep rating and reviewing on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, and Spotify!
#66 – Friends Review: S6E9 & S5E8
Pretend everything in this first sentence is a play on the Friends theme song.
#50.1 – Hometown Tour: Milwaukee (Live at JCPAA)
Enjoy the final stop on our 2019 Hometown Tour: Milwaukee. We talk the highs (and many, never ending lows) of being an artist.
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