Everyone and Their Sister

Blow up your floaties, pop on your headphones and lather on that SPF (two finger rule, y'all), this week we take advantage of our week escape into a hot tub with an Airbnb attached, and share our our pool side picks. From light hearted romance romps to the quality state of modern reality TV, we discuss neither, and instead delve into dark fantasy, vampire lust, and the disassociation required to learn about the Hamptons.

We're talking about the little everyday real-life scaries that make your skin crawl and heart stop. This episode is all about the movies and TV shows that kept us up night with their versions of the little things that make living so damn hard. Everything from the trauma of being part of a family, the monster in your own home, and the unique horror of being a teenage girl, we're covering our fave everyday horrors.

CW: we touch on on horror topics that uniquely effect women, BIPOC, and children.

White ladies solving true crime? Old and busted. Fictional murders of literary characters? That's the new hotness. Join us this week for a remix of our most popular episode to date "My Favourite True Crime". Except this time, we reached deep into the depths of the murder mysteries in books and on film that killed us. Each one left us asking only one question when it came to solving the case, "What, like it's hard?".

We took a jump to the past, and then a hop to the future last week, but this week we're looking straight ahead. Steph, Nat, and Cristina got their grubby hands on some early copies and talk about the romance-y books coming out later this year that you should be the most excited for. Get excited for 3 books that are worth the wait.

You've watched the season, read the think pieces about sexuality in the 1960's and already follow the cast on twitter, the only thing left is to listen to us discuss the real issues brought up in the second season of The Umbrella Academy, like confirmation that Diego gets pegged, wig quality, and the way eggs connect the seasons.

This episode is all about the most recent episodes of everyone's favourite disasters. Tune in to discover if we did in fact get sexier this time (spoiler alert: yes).

The question isn't if we watched and recorded a review of Season 1 of The Umbrella Academy... but when. Join 3 non-related sisters from a much simpler time, March 2019, when we first sat down (all together, in the same room!) and laid out all our thoughts on the launch of one of the best Netflix shows. We'll be jumping through time to launch our season 2 review next week, so keep an eye out for time-traveling briefcases.

Get lost in this week's episode, a look into the popular yet problematic movie 365 Dni (or 365 Days if you're basic like us). From shopping montages in Sicily to shopping montages in Poland, we'll take you around the world against your will, as we discuss the finer points of sex on an oddly small yacht, to the reciprocity expectation of blow jobs. Join us, baby girl, for an episode you just can't escape from. We will try to be gentle.

In the face of racist millionaires who exploit their child audiences, a transphobic millionaire who exploits their reach to spread hate and inaccuracies, and a few millionaires who made some good shit that we have to look at differently, 3 podcasters boldly go where… several others have gone before. Join us for an in-depth discussion on the toxicity of YouTube, the implication behind the Harper Letter, and a cancelling of ourselves. Yes, the episode is two hours, and no, we can't shut up.

This week the OG Triquetra (Stephanie, Natasha and Cristina) got together to discuss the entanglement no one can stop talking about. That’s right, the Netflix Original Dark. Join us for 5 minutes of spoiler free reviews, and then a follow up hour of discussing everything from the end to the beginning.

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This week on Everyone and Their Sister, Steph finally gets a chance to talk about YouTube, and manages to talk about almost everything but that. Sit with us as we pay respects to the individual creators on YouTube, Tik Tok and Insta who keep us entertained in a way traditional media wishes it could. From booktube drama that doesn't matter, to the Queer side of Tik Tok, load up your finstas and get ready to follow our 3 fave internet celebs."