Hi, Felicia! with Marni & Felicia

The ladies introduce Uncle Barry, who is visiting from California for Marni's nephew's Bar Mitzvah. Marni needs to deep dive into this Santa photo, one of the few photos she has of the two of them, and learns a lot more about their childhood together in a one-bedroom apartment in Queens and the TV shows they used to watch. Marni and Fel are shocked to learn Uncle Barry attempted to watch JLo's "Atlas" but was completely dumfounded by how awful it was. The competition is fierce during a game of "White Lotus" or "Knives Out." Marni explains the format of the podcast, reviewing the shows of the week: "Dark Matter," "Fallen Idols," "Under the Bridge," and "Loot." Unfortunately, Uncle Barry does not subscribe to MAX, but he clearly needs to. Marni fills them in on the documentary, "Movie Pass, Movie Crash," while Barry argues why going to the movies just doesn't make sense anymore. The highlight of this episode is definitely the Korean Minute since Uncle Barry has housed two young Korean teens, also known as "parachute kids." You can't write this shit. It's got a movie written all over it. It's a great, unique listen. Stay tuned.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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It's a week of dance, from TV shows to Broadway, but first, entertainment news. Marni covers it all, from TV announcements to the arrests of Nicki Minaj and Kathryn Dennis. When discussing the possibility of a JLO/Affleck split, Felicia mentions that she has already seen JLO's Netflix movie, "Atlas," which she does not recommend. There's excitement for the Brat Pack during trailer talk, and Felicia tries to name some 80s movies with these stars. Marni managed to sneak in three movies this week, including "IF," "Garfield," and "Babes," but the highlight was their field trip to NYC to see "Illinois" on Broadway, starring some "So You Think You Can Dance" winners. The finale of "SYTYCD" may not have been Felicia's favorite, but the "Illinois"  dance experience was. Marni is surprised to learn that Felicia wants nothing to do with Amazon Prime's show "Fallout," but there's always Felicia's favorite, "Naked Attraction," which was mentioned by Kim K on this week's "Kardashians." The ladies are joined by Elissa Halperin, Showrunner of "Fallen Idols: Nick & Aaron Carter," airing this coming week on ID and Max. Felicia seems pretty knowledgeable about the Carter family... will she tune in?

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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SPOILERS: Sugar

"Felicia and Marni catch up on newly renewed TV show announcements, plus a fun trivia commencement speech game that Felicia completely fails. She is the only one who hasn't heard about Harrison Butker's viral remarks. Marni is pumped about her run-in with the star of Dark Matter. More topics covered include the Sugar finale, Bridgerton, and Hacks. Marni is done with The Veil but will happily reconsider. The documentaries of the week include  Ashley Madison and Kevin Spacey. The ladies dive in while Marni shares the explosive Diddy abuse video, validating how angry they feel that these powerful men get away with so much.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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SPOILERS: SUGAR & HOLLYWOOD CON QUEEN

Marni drops the news to Felicia that Dorit & PK are separating while the Biebers are pregnant. Marni fills Felicia in on the Fiona Harvey (the real "Martha") interview on Piers Morgan, where she slams Baby Reindeer. Don't bother listening, since Marni sums it up well. Marni still has a love for Selling the OC, Vanderpump Rules, and The Valley. Top-notch reality TV here, and while Marni attempts to find out some production tea, she fails at her attempt thanks to the NDA her friend signed. The ladies agree that Dark Matters on Apple TV is worth the watch, although they were confused at first. For the first time, Marni drops in on the Korean Minute. Felicia was not a fan of the docu-series Hollywood Con Queen, while Marni was completely shook and recommends it along with Hulu's The Contestant. Lots of docs coming out this coming week, including topics on Ashley Madison & Kevin Spacey.  Share with your mom because it's an informative episode!

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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SPOILERS: SUGAR

Dominick Pupa, co-host of the podcast 'Fixing Famous People,' comedian, producer, and writer, joins the ladies for laughs, tea, and more. Dom shares how JLO has been stalking him, his love for Law & Order, and a run-in with Mariska Hargitay. Marni hits them with some news updates including Kevin Spacey, Rosie O'Donnell, Tony Nominations, and Blue Bloods. They discuss all the shows they watched, including The Veil, Sugar, Hacks, Unfrosted, The Idea of You, and of course, Felicia can barely contain herself getting through the Korean Minute & has to bring up Naked Attraction. Marni took a trip to the movie theater to see The Challengers, and it did not disappoint. A big week is coming up with the premiere of Real Housewives of NJ and Dark Matters on Apple TV. Dive deep with Dom, Marni, & Felicia to hear the details.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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SPOILERS: BABY REINDEER & SUGAR

Marni and her family are staying with her University of Michigan college best friend, 'Dr. Emily.' After some Hollywood news updates, including a chat about Richard Simmons not approving the biopic starring Pauly Shore, Marni questions Dr. Emily about the impact of screen time on children. Dr. Emily makes Marni feel much better about her mom guilt and teaches her the importance of moderation. Dr. Emily's husband, dermatologist and surgeon Dr. Aaron Cetner, gets questioned about the skincare trend that is taking over. He shares his perspective, which proves fascinating to hear from these two! The ladies continue their media diet rant, including a bone to pick with the new So You Think You Can Dance format, a Summer House apology to Carl, the Jon Bon Jovi doc, and more. The true star of the week is the Netflix hit show 'Baby Reindeer,' taking water cooler conversations to a new level. Lessons are learned, and Felicia's brutal honesty is shared. Tune in!"

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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Marni, back from California, has opted for a mushroom blend drink over her typical glass of wine, while Fel sips on her cosmo. Marni has to bring up the news of the weekend: Taylor Swift's album drop. Felicia does not give a shit about Taylor, but Marni has some fair points to share, including that Taylor is a way better role model than the pop stars she was raised with. Marni feels strongly that, though all her songs may sound the same, it's like reading her journals, and she's into it. The ladies' love of the week is the new show Sugar on Apple TV. They cannot get over how hot Colin looks in this show, and the throwback to Hollywood has them giggling with joy. They can't wait for the next episode and wish all the episodes were out. Marni praises LaLa Kent and the latest episode of The Valley, while Felicia could not stand more than 20 minutes of Grand Cayman on Hulu. In shocking news, Felicia also really thought 'Brandy Helville,' the documentary about fast fashion, was super interesting. Some throwbacks to Felicia's LCD use while Marni is feeling fine. It's another fun listen!

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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Marni and Felicia have a special guest today: Marni’s husband, KC. They recap Felicia’s reaction to when Marni started dating KC in LA. However, KC has a bone to pick with Marni about her TV viewing process. This seems to be the only argument in their relationship: when to watch a program and how. Marni likes to binge, while KC prefers to take his time and not check it off a to-do list. They realize that before streaming as a couple, they were forced to watch weekly, and it was better. If Marni watches ahead, he does believe it’s considered cheating. They wrap it up discussing what will air this coming week, but KC plans on sticking to 'Six Feet Under' and 'The Simpsons'.  Bonus episode for the win!

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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Marni & Felicia are still shaken from today's earthquake. From where they were when it happened to the aftershocks, Felicia thought she was having a stroke.  

Entertainment news covers Mindy Kaling's new series, 'Murray Hill,' and the 'Legally Blonde' spin-offs. 'Road House' is breaking records, and while Felicia had some not-so-nice things to say about Brittany Cartwright, she loved her co-guest 'Penelope' from 'Bridgerton' on WWHL. The most disturbing fake news regarding a celebrity's health is dropped by Felicia, which we discover post-recording.

Of course, Felicia plans on watching the total eclipse at the clubhouse, but she's eager to get to her Korean Minute where she can't keep a straight face and laughs uncontrollably. It's a highlight.

Things get somber discussing the WW2 shows 'The New Look' & 'We are the Lucky Ones' - but they are shows not to miss. Marni is upset she hasn't finished '3 Body Problems' because her husband, KC, fell asleep, which will be a hot topic on next week's bonus episode.

Lots coming out next week, be sure to listen for Marni's suggestions.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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From the top, Felicia has no understanding of what is going on with Diddy. Marni attempts a mild discussion, but they quickly move on to all the biopics that have recently been greenlit. Felicia takes a wild guess as to who will be starring in what role and surprises Marni along the way. Loads of reality show tea, including Housewives of NY and Potomac, and a theory that maybe the gold diggers of reality shows are now filing for divorce because they don't need their men - à la the women of Selling Sunset. Marni's love for Beyonce's new album is strong, and she strongly believes this is NOT a country album but a fusion of all genres. Tig Notaro and the Korean Minute close out the cut gems segment. Jerrod Carmichael's storytelling in his new reality show on Max has Marni hooked, but it's the love of the latest Martha Stewart doc this week that has the women sipping the Martha Char & more. Laughter, surprises, and some loud emotions are all part of this week's pod!

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

Follow Marni for more on Instagram @marnijagger