This episode originally aired on November 12, 2021

Host Julia Washington and guest Megan Morgan discuss Passing, both the 1929 novel by Nella Larsen and the 2021 movie streaming on Netflix.

This episode originally aired on May 27, 2021. Host Julia Washington and Guest Nicky discuss Love and Hollywood and how Hollywood can do better.

A revisit to a season 1 host favorite. Host Julia Washington discusses the Disney+ original Falcon and the Winter Solider with her guest, resident PCMMJ Marvel Guru Shy.

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Join host Julia Washington and she discusses her love of her favorite Rory Gilmore boyfriend Jess Mariano, with guest Brianna Sexton.

Host Julia Washington is joined by Amy Albertson to discuss Asian American representation in Hollywood. 

Happy 2021 friends! For our first episode back from the winter break we are talking to Jen Hutchinson is a feminist, futurist + social entrepreneur, works at the intersection of women + world change.

This week host Julia Washington discusses White Christmas with her son. They explore what the love about this 1954 classic, areas that didn't age well, and what it means to make an adaptation of a film.

On December 12, 2021 host Julia Washington and frequent guest Mario Mello discuss the new adaptation of West Side Story directed by Steven Spielberg, which made its theatrical debut on December 10, 2021.

The Family Stone released in theaters on December 16, 2005 and stars Dermot Mulroney, Sarah Jessica Parker, Claire Danes, Diane Keaton, and Craig T. Nelson just to name a few. Christina Kay and  Mario Mello join host Julia Washington to discuss this holiday film.

Little Women, written by Louisa May Alcott, published in 1868, follows the lives of the four March sisters as they come of age and has never been out of print since its debut.

After picking up the Tesseract in “Avengers: Endgame,” Loki finds himself before the Time Variance Authority. Loki was released on Disney plus on June 9th, 2021 and Shy is back. We are talking about why we loved the show, casting and representation, and attempt to speculate about season 2.

Host Julia Washington and guest Tracy Stanger discuss their overall thoughts on the book/movie, how this representation of working mom resonated, and how Tracy would help Kate Reddy do less but better so she can maximize her life.

Host Julia Washington and guest Megan Morgan discuss Passing, both the 1929 novel by Nella Larsen and the 2021 movie streaming on Netflix.

Shy is back to discuss what it means to see an Indian-American teen on streaming, how Mindy Kaling has impacted representation in the pop culture sphere and why we love this show.

Baz Lurhman's Romeo and Juliet turns 25!

My guest Melissa and I dive discuss whether or not this tale is timeless, were the critic's assessment of the time correct in calling this Romeo & Juliet for the MTV generation, and how it impacted our own views of the world and Shakespeare. 

My guest this week is Carly Adams and we dive in to representation, feminism, and how the movie adaptation deviates away from the Moxie movement being about self-exploration and falls into the white savior trope.

In this episode my very special guest and I discuss our love for Felicity, how progressive the show was for its time, and the AGE OLD DEBATE: Ben or Noel?

Christina Kay and I take a look at how Soul affected us emotionally before stepping back and looking at the bigger impact this film had on cinema and pop culture.

When Harry Met Sally is arguably the best the rom com of all time.

Guest Libby Saylor from The Goddess Attainable stops by to talk about how Sally Albright is a strong confident woman who doesn't change herself; whether or not Nora Ephron knew the cultural impact of introducing high maintenance and low maintenance women to the world, and what we love about Harry.