#Gaslight #Gatekeep #Girlboss. America Psycho meets Oceans 8 in this Netflix original, I Care A Lot. Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike stars as Marla Grayson alongside Eiza Gonzalez as her girlfriend, Fran. The couple makes a living defrauding elderly people by forcing them under Marla's legal guardianship. This week, the bicons break down how, above all else, I Care A Lot is a satirical commentary on white feminism and the girlboss phenomena. We'd love if you let us know what you think by leaving us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! For more, you can follow us on IG @biconspodcast and Twitter @biconspod. And as always, share with your local gays!

Welcome back to another episode of Natalie Morales please top me. This week, we rave about the Netflix original, Dead to Me, starring Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini. Described as a traumedy, found family and gay undertones come together for Dead to Me; It follows Jen Harding (Applegate) and Judy Hale (Cardellini) after their lives become forever intertwined following a series of tragedies and, well, murders. Will Jen and Judy end up together? Will Michelle return for the last season? Let's discuss! If you enjoyed the episode, please rate, review, & subscribe. As always, share with your local gays! IG @biconspodcast, Twitter @biconspod.

We're never eating peaches again. This time around the bicons discuss the film with nothing short of a cult following, Call me by Your Name--a gay story set in a 1980's Italian summer. It often gets compared to Portrait of a Lady on Fire (which we covered in episode 8) because of the small details, symbolism, and parallels to mythology. Tune in to hear us debate age-appropriate relationships, color theory, and more jokes about armie hammer. If you enjoyed this weeks episode please rate, review, and subscribe--and as always, share with your local gays! Follow us on IG @biconspodcast and Twitter @biconspod. 

Welcome to the first episode of Bi the Way--a new monthly bonus episode where we talk about what we're watching, pop culture news, and maybe take a little quiz here and there. For our first #BTW we complain about how the Golden Globes snubbed Michaela Cole for 'I may Destroy You'. Is Arm & Hammer...yk... a serial killer? Finally, we take a quick lgbt pop culture trivia quiz. Next week, we're back to our regularly scheduled program with Broad City. 

We're back at it again with Euphoria 2.0! This time, we're focusing on the absolute masterpiece "Fuck Anyone Who's Not a Sea Blob" - the Jules special. This is the first episode we don't see through Rue's eyes. Instead, we get to see just how much Jules has been going through and what lead to her leaving Rue at the train station to run away.  This perfect counterpart to the Rue special last month starts with 4 straight minutes of Jules life flashing before her eyes all set to Liability by Lorde. We hope you check the rest out for yourselves. If you enjoyed, please rate, review, & subscribe. And as always, share with your local gays!

This week the Bicons talk about how being bisexual isn't always fun. Often, we're in pretty precarious standing both in an out of the LQBTQUI+ community. In THE BISEXUAL, writer, director, and actress, Desiree Ahkavan, proves that coming of age and coming out happen several times in a queer person's life. Listen along as we talk about one of the most overt and authentic representations of bisexuality. If you enjoyed, rate, review, and subscribe & as always... share with gays in your area.  To get a head up about future episode, you can  follow us on IG (@biconspodcast) and Twitter (@biconspod).

The Half of It is the fresh-faced queer love story that taught us all we need to know about love, friendship, and yearning. Quietly revolutionary, Alice Wu takes us on a modern gay female journey through the lens of a first generation Chinese teenager, Ellie Chu. If you enjoyed this episode, please spread the word to you local gays by rating, reviewing, and subscribing. Please follow us on IG (@biconspodcast) and Twitter (@biconspod).

Raise your hand if you would never leave Kirsten Stewart eating alone. This week, the bicons talk about the new holiday film, Happiest Season, created by the lesbian icon herself, Clea DuVall. Following the familiar, loveable romcom formula, Happiest Season grapples with the all too known feeling of a closeted queer kid going home for the holidays and what it means if your partner can't come out. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe. You can follow us on IG (@bicospodcast) and Twitter (@biconspod). Don't forget to share with your local gays. 

Skins UK but make it A24. Euphoria is the gritty, dark, & glossy HBO original that tackles drug addiction, abuse, mental health & what it means to be Gen Z. If you enjoyed the episode please rate, review, & subscribe--and share with your local gays. You can follow on IG (@biconspodcast) and Twitter (@biconspod).

This week the bicons celebrate the mini-series, Hollywood on Netflix. I's not just a what could've been story--it's a what should have been. The show incorporates intersections of race, sexuality, class--you name it! And spoiler alert! It has a happy ending. If you enjoyed this episode, please support the Bicons Podcast by sharing with your friends and leaving a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts. Visit biconspodcast.com/resources to find ways you can contribute to Black Lives Matter, First Nations Support, and LGBTQI+ outreach.