Nicole and Walker are joined by their first ever guests, Sam Disalvo and Molly Sanchez of The Hold Up, to discuss the 2003 remake of Freaky Friday. The ladies and Dad Michael Curry delve in to determine if this Disney vehicle does in fact hold up and start many side podcasts in the process, including "LiLo & Bitch." It's a classic pod-swap comedy. 

Walker and Nicole discuss the 1990 Spike Lee joint Mo' Better Blues as well ego death, gambling debts, Snoop Dogg spoken word, and Denzel's "dick thing." It's jazzy jam, and everybody takes a solo. 

This week on the podcast [BUY APPLE PRODUCTS!!!] Walker and Nicole [OBEY YOUR LEADERS!!!] discuss the 2001 adaptation of Josie And The Pussycats. Is this movie [SUBSCRIBE TO NETFLIX!!!] just fun, light fare- or a searing indictment of a commercial culture that controls all of us through constant subliminal messaging? [INVEST IN FAKING THE BAND NOW!!! JOIN OUR ARMY OF MINIONS!!! GIVE WALKER AND NICOLE ALL YOUR MONEY!!!] Listen now, and find out what "De Jour" truly means...

Nicole and Walker take on That Thing You Do! in their most onederful episode yet. Sit back, put your shades on, and take a listen.

Nicole and Walker discuss 1985s Krush Groove- the only film to star Run DMC, The Fat Boys, Sheila E., AND Blair Underwood- in one of their deafest episodes yet.

(((Editors note: This recording took place before the 2020 Presidential Election. Any electoral predictions we made that turned out to be incorrect have been bravely kept in the episode. Everything said on the podcast from here on out will be 100% factually accurate.)))

Walker accidentally defends fascism and Nicole questions trendy boomer-bashing as your extremely young hosts discuss what happens when rock 'n' roll takes over the government in the 1968 hippy-exploitation film Wild In The Streets.

End credits music "Boomer Genocide" by The OD's available at http://www.overdosages.bandcamp.com

Walker talks to Nicole about her cousin Mariah Carey's new memoir in a special emergency episode. 

Nicole and Walker give Glitter it's definitive and final cultural reassessment.

Nicole and Walker live the Dragon and yearn for Rob as they analyze the 2001 Marky Mark/Rachel Green vehicle, "Rock Star."

Nicole and Walker worship at the altar of Prince, I mean "the Kid," in an action-packed debut.