Diz was a Samantha. Em was a Miranda. That girl who took over Em's lease was a TOTAL Carrie in all the worst ways.

What are we talking about this week?

Why, Sex and the City, of course. We finally convinced Diz to pay us a visit in Shipper City so we can talk about the original series, the two movies (only one of which we really acknowledge) and of course, the newest chapter, And Just Like That.

Plus bonus talk of seriously questionable choices made in college, how Steve is the best and Carrie is the worst and of course, why the writers thought we needed to be punished with the "comedy concerts" of Che Diaz.

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Not everyone can tell an entire story in exactly 100 words, but those who can't (Emily) should take a lesson from those who definitely can (our new friend, V). Learn the ins-and-outs of the drabble as well as hear all the tea about Dream Street fanfic, early internet stranger-danger, and that mom who sold her daughter to One Direction.

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Everyone had a witch phase, don't deny it. And if you were REALLY cool, you had a Greek mythology phase and a mermaid phase and if you were even luckier, you got to watch all these things trip over each other in the wonderfully cheesy, kitschy WB classic: Charmed. Join our new friend Carly as we travel back to a simpler time of demon vanquishing, forbidden loves, and soooo many crocheted, backless tops.

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Tumblr's back on its bullshit and this time they're bringing all iPhone users and about 400 potential tags with them. Join us for a lengthy discussion on the dangers of censorship, some tough love opinions on the illusion of safety on the internet, and most importantly, a return to the primordial ooze of fanfiction.net and a revisit to the Citrus Scale of Smut. Don't miss it.

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Pour the drinks, pop the popcorn, and settle in for an I Ship It slumber party where we talk about everyone's favorite loose canon, Robert Pattinson. Fair warning: lots of talk about Twilight, standard issue Marvel salt, and what kind of hopes we're pinning on a millennial Batman.

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Emily is reminded of just how much she hates podcasting alone, but plows ahead to share a little of her non-existent holiday cheer by talking about the cutest new little Avenger in shoes, Kate Bishop. Listen up for a list of unconventional Christmas movies, an abridged version of Marvel's latest nonsense, and an invitation to do this right the next time.

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Swifties Unite! Ange is back and we're sharing all the love and laughs we usually do, only this time, instead of talking about fic itself, we're talking about one of the biggest influences on Emily's fic: the music and poetry and general wonderfulness of T. Swizzle. Join us for some reminiscing, some fangirling, and a little bit of AO3 statistic talk.

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Mia's back to cover literal lightyears' worth of topics for our 150th episode. This week we're talking Toy Story, Lightyear, Chris Evans, Parasocial Relationships, Voltaire, The Inherent Darkness and Importance of Comedy and Censorship, and of course, a nice healthy dose of bodily fluids. Listen at your own risk, Shippers.

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"We're joined by a very special guest, Jocelyn, who shares her love of Star Wars, Reluctant Dads, The Mandalorian, and the absolute eyeroll of Palpatine's return. Also featuring Emily's WORST 60-SECOND-SUMMARY EVER.

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Annie joins us after a very long, very strange year spent in a brand new fandom. Join us for a nice deep dive into the world of The Witcher (with focus on the Netflix series, heads up), talk of life in a new fandom and why, with very few exceptions, there's no one on this show we wouldn't bone.

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