GRETA-THON 7 of 9: Nick complains about Nintendo video game pricing and Mistress America - the 2015 ”comedy” film by Baumbach and Gerwig that Nick does not like.

GRETA-THON 6 of 9: Nick checks out the Habibi Latte from Detour Coffee Co., grills Michael Keaton for his Batgirl comments, learns how to say “Pamplemousse,” and discusses Gerwig’s 2019 adaptation of Little Women.

Greta-thon 5 of 9: Nick becomes invalidated at a local AMC, feels starstruck when meeting The Exorcist Steps, comments on proper AirPod usage, and reviews Nights and Weekends - Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut.

Greta-thon 4 of 9: Nick talks about his favorite movie of all time, Lady Bird, accompanied by a review of Maman’s cold brew, a heart-to-heart about the emotions of moving out, and thoughts on the men’s restroom.

Greta-thon 3 of 9: Still stranded at sea, Nick contemplates the art of talking to strangers, shows some love for cruise line workers, and reviews Hannah Takes the Stairs - Gerwig’s 2007 mumblecore film.

Greta-thon 2 of 9: Ahoy, sexy! From the middle of the ocean, Nick hosts part two of the Greta-thon where he discusses when to enjoy pumpkin spice, Noah Baumbach, The Nomad blend from Canvas Coffee Roasters, and Frances Ha.

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Greta-thon 1 of 9: Introducing the Greta-thon, a limited film review series celebrating and honoring the portfolio of Greta Gerwig over some coffee. In this introductory episode, get to know a bit more about the series, its purpose, and Coffee Nick’s personal relationship with Gerwig’s films. Oh, also - happy birthday, Greta!

In a special triple feature episode, Nick and Reese review the entire X trilogy, discuss the origins of movie brain rot, and try coffee that looks like lake water.

Nick is joined by returning special guest Reese as they discuss Farming Simulator, Alien: Romulus, Kinds of Kindness, audience engagement, and an espresso drink made with ginger beer.

In the show’s tenth full-length episode, Nick describes the magic of Agora Downtown Coffee Shop, talks about his experience de-cluttering his life, and (harshly) critiques Inside Out 2.