Does This Still Work?

Back in the saddle again, out where a friend is Kevin Costner. Enjoy a little aborigine history (Native American history month is when!?) as we take a look at Dances with Wolves. Meanwhile, what’s a No Man’s Land? Was that Murphy Brown’s painter? Two different versions of this 3 hour film? How many blows to the head before brain damage sets in? Why doesn’t Cynthia Ann Parker have her own film? And shouldn’t this be Dances With 2 Socks?

It had to be Annie Hall. It had to be Annie Hall. We wandered around and finally found Annie Hall. But what about Son of Sam? And that awful Phyllis Schlafly! One thing is for sure that the reference to WEB Dubois was a joke. Speaking of jokes, what joke did Alvy have for that black guy? Do actors use fake lips to gay kiss (no.). Plus, group victim blaming. Plus, don't say that about Rob. By the way, Annie is no ditz and Harry Connick jr did not do that.

It had to be Annie Hall. It had to be Annie Hall. We wandered around and finally found Annie Hall. But what about Son of Sam? And that awful Phyllis Schlafly! One thing is for sure that the reference to WEB Dubois was a joke. Speaking of jokes, what joke did Alvy have for that black guy? Do actors use fake lips to gay kiss (no.). Plus, group victim blaming. Plus, don’t say that about Rob. By the way, Annie is no ditz and Harry Connick jr did not do that.

It's all death, death, death and JC Penney on this episode of Does This Still Work as we drive off a cliff and crash down into the world of Harold and Maude. (Which we may have multiversed). Besides that, we most definitely brought in the cops. The real question is, life affirming, or misogynist nonsense, or both?

It’s all death, death, death and JC Penney on this episode of Does This Still Work as we drive off a cliff and crash down into the world of Harold and Maude. (Which we may have multiversed). Besides that, we most definitely brought in the cops. The real question is, life affirming, or misogynist nonsense, or both? 

Let's talk about balls err..., we mean, let's talk about face masks. No, let's talk about Waiting To Exhale the film that made a meme out of Angela Bassett! Yes, we are in 1995 and the Million Man March is on but in the theaters some black ladies are dating. And who is more qualified to discuss the dating life of black women than George and Joe? Meanwhile, do you miss the racism? Can you really slap that lady? And the best time to mention you're having an affair is probably not right before heading out to a party.

Let’s talk about balls err..., we mean, let’s talk about face masks. No, let’s talk about Waiting To Exhale the film that made a meme out of Angela Bassett! Yes, we are in 1995 and the Million Man March is on but in the theaters some black ladies are dating. And who is more qualified to discuss the dating life of black women than George and Joe? Meanwhile, do you miss the racism? Can you really slap that lady? And the best time to mention you’re having an affair is probably not right before heading out to a party.

On this episode we welcome comedian, podcastor and exceptionally tall human, JL Cauvin from Making Podcasts Great Again to the program as we explore the year 1989 and the movie, Dead Poets Society. Plus, the childhood joys of bathing in Dawn dishwashing soap. Cheating law enforcement. Why people in dramas can't stop laughing at Robin Williams? How is that romance remotely okay? Very on brand Bill Cosby. Which is the whitest name ever? And gun wraps, what is that all about?

JL's Podcast: Making Podcasts Great Again

On this episode we welcome comedian, podcastor and exceptionally tall human, JL Cauvin from Making Podcasts Great Again to the program as we explore the year 1989 and the movie, Dead Poets Society. Plus, the childhood joys of bathing in Dawn dishwashing soap. Cheating law enforcement. Why people in dramas can’t stop laughing at Robin Williams? How is that romance remotely okay? Very on brand Bill Cosby. Which is the whitest name ever? And gun wraps, what is that all about?

JL's Podcast: Making Podcasts Great Again

Lift every voice and sing, we have our first ever guest! From the Queersplaining podcast it's our friend (and editor) Callie Wright. Plus, the two best riots of 1989. Is the opening too long? What's the deal with Spike and his sister? Is that the hill to die on? Public Enemy as street preacher? And is it ever too hot to fuck? How does one say Pizzaria? And don't drink Smirnoff Ice in the desert.

Callie's podcast: Queersplaining