In this week’s episode, we bring you only the cream of the crop from a too-lengthy (you don’t even want to know how lengthy) conversation between Jeffrey & Leah this weekend. On the docket: Where does one register for the Men in Music Business Conference? Is Hannah Montana making a comeback? And why would Peter Marc Jacobsen, co-creator of “The Nanny,” betray us like this?

Cultured’s theme song is “Lips” by Plurabelle, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

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Jeffrey and Leah missed each other. And they missed you! After two painful weeks apart, our hosts reunite to talk about the physical implications of curving bullets, two shows about mother-daughter relationships you can binge-watch on Netflix and (for two seconds) March Madness. Bone apple tea, listeners.

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There were a lot of things we could have named this episode. Jeffrey listens to jazz for white dads. Leah gets a doctorate in Steely Dan. Eiza Gonzalez says words that Jeffrey and Leah wish she hadn’t said. Jeffrey applies to be Laika’s first-ever movie taste-tester. Tuvalu and Tove Lo are different nouns (???). Leah does her Cher impression (big mistake, huge). Honestly, we did… so much this week.

Cultured’s theme song is “Lips” by Plurabelle, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

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Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, was a day that will live in infamy (for Jeffrey specifically). On this week’s episode of “Cultured,” we celebrate the release of Madison Beer’s album “Life Support,” a Bebe Neuwirth performance of “All I Care About Is Love” and the 366 (!!!!!) movies eligible for Best Picture this year at the Oscars.

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This week on “Cultured,” Jeffrey and Leah forget to actually stan someone and instead talk about their two snow day obsessions: climate change (Jeffrey) and Céline Sciamma movies (Leah). Also in today’s episode: Why are deluxe album re-releases disappointing us? What did we do to deserve Wendy Williams? And who in Hollywood is conniving their way into an early vaccination appointment?

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Happy belated Valentine’s Day from The Crimson White’s most argumentative employees. In this episode of “Cultured,” Jeffrey and Leah talk about The New York Times and Hulu’s “Framing Britney Spears,” Netflix’s “Malcolm & Marie” and the culture desk’s recommended love songs (and break-up tracks).

Cultured’s theme song is “Lips” by Plurabelle, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

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When “The Bachelor” is simply too tame and Jeffrey cannot convince Leah to revisit “America’s Next Top Model,” there’s only one legendary show to return to: VH1’s “Flavor of Love,” the 2006 show that pit 20 women against each other in pursuit of Flavor Flav. Jeffrey & Leah talk about Tiffany Pollard’s antics, Golden Globes nominations and The Weeknd’s new greatest hits album.

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In our second episode, Jeffrey and Leah talk about people who’ve never won a Grammy (stan Zubin Mehta), how to pronounce Bon Iver (bone eevare) and whether “Midsommar” is a good movie (honestly, who’s to say).

Cultured’s theme song is “Lips” by Plurabelle, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

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Jeffrey and Leah christen “Cultured,” The CW’s new podcast from the culture desk. Our hosts talk “Bridgerton,” Leona Lewis, celebrity baby names and why Olivia Rodrigo makes them feel out of touch.

Cultured’s theme song is “Lips” by Plurabelle, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

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Wow. This is it, huh? In a final episode jam-packed with sound effects and song clips, Jeffrey and Leah say goodbye the only way they know how: by remembering the Lady Gaga album “ARTPOP.”

Our hosts also talk about “Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit,” HBO’s “Made for Love” and a new podcast from The CW arriving this summer. Plus, Leah accidentally refers to DJ White Shadow as DJ Whitesnake (as in, “Here I Go Again”).

Cultured’s theme song is “Lips” by Plurabelle, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

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