This week the Erins slog through “The History of Easter” on Prime video. While Easter is a Christian holiday, many of the themes celebrated alongside the resurrection are pulled in from older practices. Think colored eggs, bunnies, etc. There is also different imagery associated with Easter than what's common for peeps in the United States (we're looking at you France!).The Easter holiday is among the most influential worldwide and how you celebrate can be your own…Or not, we support you!

This week the Erins clutch their pearls while discussing “Money Shot: The Pornhub Story” on Netflix. Pornhub changed the way internet porn is consumed by allowing anyone to upload videos. Without strict oversight, Pornhub becomes controversial as problematic videos are posted with few options for removal. It seems like it should be possible to make it both safe AND profitable for the sex workers!

This week the Erins dig into “Fair Play.” This doc takes a dep dive into domestic inequity. Women have traditionally handled the invisible work that makes society run. By making this often unpaid and undervalued work visible, perhaps a more equitable future is possible on the domestic front!

This week the Erins take you back with “My Old School.” In 1993, 16 year old Brandon Lee enrolled at Bearsden Academy, a secondary school in a well to do suburb of Glasgow, Scotland. What followed over the next two years became the stuff of legend. Bonus: Allan Cumming footage galore!

This week the Erins horrify with Netflix's “Capturing the Killer Nurse.” Charles Cullen is a favorite and brilliant coworker of the ICU nurses, but doubts start to mount among the staff as mysterious deaths are linked and result in Cullen's dismissal. His eventual conviction has been years in the making and the tale is truly chilling.

This week the Erins get crass with Netflix's “History of Swear Words.” Where did your favorite four letter expletive come from? We'll be happy to f*cking tell you. How did that sh*t evolve? Oh, that is totally included. Don't be a b*tch, tune in today!

This week the Erins pick through Netflix's “Devil at the Crossroads.” Guitarist Robert Johnson rose from mediocrity to mythological fame by selling his soul to the Devil. Robert may have leaned into the tale with lyrics and the lifestyle associated with the damned. His revolutionary style of playing has influenced all the guitar greats since, and he may have attained his goal of being the best.

The phrase “Call me now!” should be all the intro you need for this week's episode. The Erins reminisce on HBO Max's Call Me Miss Cleo, but you already knew that. Or you would have if you consulted your hotline psychic in the 90's for $5 a minute...

This week the Erins discuss Netflix's “Descendant.” This is the powerful story of the last known illegal slave ship and the legacy of the captives brought to America. The Clotilda is rumored to lay at the bottom of the Mobile River after being burned to hide the evidence of importing slaves after 1808, a crime punishable by death. Captives survived and kept their story close. Now it's time to bring both ship and tale to light!

The Erins jam to Hulu's Summer of Soul this week. Commentary from performers and attendees of the Harlem Cultural Festival over the summer of 1969 is what you need right now! Despite trying times, people chose to celebrate with amazing music and a mixture of cultures.