And Just Like What? A Sex and the City Podcast

After a long, hot, deep, penetrating summer, Meredith and Ricky are back to serve up some sexy times! Carrie writes a poem. Charlotte gets felt up, Miranda finds an invisibility power suit, and Samantha experiences deja F%*!. Do YOU think this was one of the best SATC episodes of all time? Listen along for our take!

Ahh, 1999 in New York City, the Belle Époque for all things inappropriate and lewd. Follow four women as they make mistake after mistake after mistake (after mistake) and then wonder why they're not happy. Will Charlotte finally shed her heteronormative ways and become a power lesbian? Will Samantha finally get an STD from being shaved by a gross man in a public shower with an old razor? Will Miranda have enough sex appeal to pull focus from a low-budget porno? Will Carrie finally tell Big what she really thinks?

Of course not! And that's why we love it.

Watch Season 2, Episode 6, "The Cheating Curve" and listen along!

We gather you here today to pay your solemn respect to Javier, who loved heroin more than any of you. Please feel free to smoke, make PR deals, and wear Javier's hideous Spring/Summer collection. Samantha, also please feel free to layer Javier's mother-of-the-bride look with a full-length fur, and clap like you're at a carnival after his once-hideous sister announces Javier House. 

That's right! Javier's untimely death sends each of the gals into a literal death spiral. Miranda is scared she'll die alone and become a true urban myth; Samantha witnesses her reputation die after she finds out she hit on every single rich white married man in Manhattan; Charlotte's pride dies as she finds a widower's grief the ultimate aphrodisiac; and, Carrie's sad single self dies to only come back in the afterlife in Big's bed. 

Season 2, episode 5: "Four Women and a Funeral" original aired on July 4, 1999

Join Meredith and Ricky as they fake it 'til they make it as podcasters commentating on the most important show of our generation, Sex and the City. Speaking of faking it, this episode features the gals faking plenty of s**t. Miranda — fake hair colour; Samantha — fake fur; Charlotte — fake personality; Carrie — fake concern for Stanford's feelings.

Now, grab a Crantini, invite over one or more of your single friends (you know they'll be glad to get out of the house), and watch this episode which Vulture ranked 12th best in SATC history!

Ready to get your freak on? Meredith and Ricky follow the gals as they explore the freaky dating scene in Manhattan. Samantha faces ageism from a man in bondage; Miranda defends her upcoming trip to Connecticut; Charlotte meets Mitch Sailor; and, Carrie screws up her big chance with Ben, an angel put on earth to hold a mirror up to her own freak show tendencies!

This week, Meredith and Ricky spend 44 minutes covering one of the most forgettable episodes of Sex and the City history.

Join us as we urge Susan Sharon to run, run, run away from that guy, applaud Miranda's commitment to dirty talking with that other guy, empathize with Samantha's unfortunate couple's therapy session with yet another guy, and speculate that Charlotte pooped in her own hallway.

This week, Meredith and Ricky deep dive into Season 2, Episode 1 of Sex and the City, "Take Me Out to the Ballgame." You guessed it! This episode deals with balls of every kind, from low hangers to high-fliers! And full disclosure, the sports references were completely lost on Ricky because he kept saying, "Take Me Out to the Ballpark," meaning he has never paid attention to that song. And frankly, thinks baseball has no business being in this show.

Join us as we witness Miranda's descent into full toddler fashions. Watch the show and listen along!

If you love Sex and the City as much as we do, then you've found your next favourite podcast. Does any of this ring a bell? Carrie explores faith and the city, but her faith in Mr. Big is wearing thin; Samantha finds herself in a pickle when the man she falls for falls short in a big way; Miranda shames everyone in sight; and, Charlotte turns to the occult to lead her to love.

Put on your KN95 mask because things are going to get stinky. That's right, this week Meredith and Ricky discuss the fart that shook Manhattan. It was so powerful, it hurled Carrie out of Mr. Big's apartment and into a massive spiral of self-doubt, voyeurism, and aggressive foreplay. There's no sex in this city, and the girls are starting to get desperate. Charlotte resorts to giving "chaf" jobs, Samantha explores celibacy, and Miranda proves that catcalling has nothing to do with what you wear.

While we wait for new episodes of And Just Like That.., we are rewatching Sex and the City!

In this week's episode, Meredith and Ricky can almost smell Turtle's bad breath as they deep dive into this season-one "breather." After they attend Brooke's tepid $100,000 wedding, Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, and Miranda question whether or not they should just settle. Should Charlotte trade in her relentless pursuit of Mr. Right for multiples orgasms from Mr. Rabbit? Should Carrie marry Stanford to inherit at least four Chanel suits? Should Samantha pray she loses her sense of smell due to longterm Covid so she can endure Turtle's breath? Should Miranda... sorry, folks, Miranda doesn't have a storyline this time around. 

Watch Season 1, Episode 9: "The Turtle and the Hare" and listen up!