Coffeelosophy

Your co-hosts indulge in another femme heavy episode recounting the wonders of the Barbadian beauty, Rihanna. Discussed are Rihanna's earliest album, her transition to the beauty and fashion space, and her settling down in a new part of the forest.

Sara and Cris explore the fiction of cults in the second part of this series. Their focus is on the film Midsommar (Ari Aster, 2019) and the bizarre events that take place when Dani, Christian, and their friends visit a remote village in Sweden. Heavy spoilers in this episode! CW: suicide, mental health, violence, murder

In this first part of this series, Sara and Cris break down their journey through “Wild Wild Country,” the Netflix docu-series about the Rajneeshi movement in Antelope, Oregon. Your hosts dive into what makes a cult a cult, how Ma Anand Sheela used the American media to her advantage, and why the people of Antelope … Continue reading Episode 52: Cults, Part 1

Although Sara and Cris will never be royals, they are discussing the British Royal Family on this, the anniversary of Harry and Meghan's wedding! The coffee loving duo chat about why Americans love the Royal Family, the concept of Ubuntu, and the lovely relationship of Harry and Meghan.

Sara and Cris waltz into the wacky world of Quentin Tarantino, focusing on his newest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The duo chat about their favorite features of a Tarantino film, the absurdest nature of violence in said films, and some philosophical theories behind humor.

Cris and Sara discuss a legend, a mother, an inspiration, an icon, Queen B herself, Beyonce Giselle Knowles-Carter. The dynamic duo chat about the dynamic duo that is the Carters, the rise of Destiny's Child, and the incredible performance portrayed in the Homecoming documentary (available on Netflix).

Our newest episode features friend of the podcast, Meg, to discuss Netflix's hit reality dating show, Love Is Blind. The trio chats about the psychological experiment, breaks down the cast, and explores the Greek philosophy of love.

Sara and Cris are once again joined by Joe to discuss another spooky topic - Robert Eggers' film The VVitch. The modern horror genre is the main point of conversation with all the commentary you never knew you needed!

Cris and Sara are joined by Sara's boyfriend, Joe, to discuss the music sensation, Billie Eilish. Her music, style, and lyrics are discussed as well as her relationship with her brother and how her mental health has impacted the music industry.

Cris and Sara chat about the epic series Star Wars and the way the saga has been shaped by philosophy. Discussion encompasses the genius of John Williams, the first and last films in the series, and the concept of collective consciousness as it pertains to the force.