Happy 10th episode, jurors! This one’s a doozy. We’re raving about art, crying about love, and fantasizing about insults. Enjoy!

Two sleepy girls discuss a shared respect for method acting, what it would take to heal themselves, and embracing cheug of all forms. This is Good Judgment, b*tch.

This week, we’re joined by Santiago Mallan to talk art, God, and swamp music. His new play “Homunculus” runs March 14, 15, 16. Tickets: http://tinyurl.com/yc7t3uby

Greetings from rock bottom. Michelle made a soundscape. Today, we’re talking Wicked, Spamalot, and answering (most of) the New York Times’s ’36 Questions that Lead to Love.’

Crushed by shame, the girls rebuild with the help of Mary Oliver, Michael Chekhov, and that scene from Oppenheimer (you know the one). First tears on the pod shed. Enjoy!

PG-13 alert! Jenna’s mom please don’t listen to this one. We’re talking Jacqueline Novak’s “Get on Your Knees,” #HillaryBarbie, and the need to go east. Sorry for the sirens and the dog barking in the hallway. It’s literally not our fault.

The girls sit down with their friend Ashby Gentry to chat about Netflix's “My Life With the Walter Boys,” acting, fame, and (of course) quantum physics. 

SPOILER ALERT!! Skip to 34 minutes to avoid all movie spoilers. 
Today we're talking Golden Globes, celebrities, self-esteem, love, Jenna's alarm clock, and Michelle's Stanley cup. 

What's more embarrassing than releasing a podcast? Releasing a second episode. Still, the girls trudge on. And Jenna was visited by a demon.

Michelle and Jenna have bravely decided to start a podcast.
In their first attempt, they rant and rave about clothing, art, and the desire to be eaten. 
What more do you want?