This week we discuss Unbelievable, a Netflix show starring Kaitlyn Dever, Toni Collette, and Merritt Wever. The show depicts the true story of Marie, a teenager who was charged with lying about having been raped, and the two female detectives who followed a twisting path to arrive at the truth. We unpack why it's important to believe survivors, how messed up the police system is, and how survivors approach healing.

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Two hags full of Hot Takes™️ dragging Drag Race, Gossip Girl, and other countless pop culture casualties.

In this very special episode, Melissa and Vincent stop being polite, and start getting real™️. They discuss their college journeys, maladaptive behaviors they’re trying to unlearn, and their goals for the future. They put the “T” in...talking?! Brené Brown is SHAKING!

Bianca Creer joins us as we unpack the movie Booksmart and reflect on our high school experiences.

It's another week in "whomst asked?", and this time we do the hard work of remembering all the formative content from The N—the television network with all of the soapy teen shows that were too racy for network TV yet not risque enough for MTV. We remember the melodramatic scripted programming they gave to the gays,  the important work Discovery Kids did for horse girls everywhere, and the THOSE MTV shows what were made for...well we don't know who exactly. Why, you ask? Because it's never a bad time to honor everything Degrassi has given us—both good and bad.

This week in "whomst asked?" we tackle the topics nobody asked for, such as Avengers: Endgame,  Double Shot At Love with Vinny and Pauly D, why Shonda Rhimes hates strong women, and— perhaps he most important news of all—our raging scoliosis.

In this episode, Melissa posits an important question regarding population control: what if every person who owns a Joy Division t-shirt but hasn’t listened to their albums just suddenly combusted? The answer: we certainly would have A LOT less people on this planet. We also talk all things music, including but not limited to Queen B and—dare I say—the big question mark that was Vampire Weekend’s third album.

We may currently be in the golden age of TV, but let’s never forget that the 2000’s has always been the golden age for reality TV. This week we review our top 5 Reality TV shows, and salute all the Real Ones that were spawned in our favorite decade to talk nonsense about.

THIS JUST IN FROM 2005! We give some scathing reviews of shows you watched 10 years ago because mean tweens/teens is our forever mood.

Spooked™️ and Gooped™️! This week we discuss the movie “Us” by Jordan Peele. Give a round of applause for Ms. Symbolism for being That Bitch™️ and a moment of silence for Elizabeth Moss for still being a Scientologist.