IMDbitch Fest

The girls talk skydiving, male butts, Natasha Lyonne, mooning culture, and the 1991 surf action thriller Point Break, starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze. 

This Valentine's Day the girls discuss seaboards, Jo's pathological attraction to Rust Cohle, why Will Smith would be the ultimate ghost, and the 2009 romantic comedy Ghost of Girlfriends Past, starring Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner. 

In the second annual Groundhog Day special, Rhiannon and Jo cast a remake of Groundhog Day, try to imagine Timothée Chalamet in a comedy, and ponder the repercussions of addiction in Gobbler's Knob. 

The girls talk pantywaists, Rhiannon's newfound Anglophilia, sexy animals, and the 1996 science fiction sports comedy Space Jam, starring Michael Jordan and Bill Murray. 

Jo and Rhiannon ring in 2019 while talking resolutions, levels of girl scouts, why Chipotle is always cold, and the 1995 heist comedy Money Train, starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes.

The girls talk sex with The Grinch, cuffing season, Corn Nuts and the 2003 dark comedy Bad Santa, starring Billy Bob Thornton and Bernie Mac. PLUS: Whose Mouth is THAT: Holiday Edition! PLUS PLUS: A special holiday theme song by Matthew Ward!

In this no-nonsense episode the girls talk EGOT rules, nuns, Whompi Goldbean, and the 1992 comedy Sister Act, starring Whoopi Goldberg and Maggie Smith.

The girls discuss car trouble, queer erasure in Bohemian Rhapsody, and every time Jo has puked in the last ten years. They also review several new movies and weigh in on the emergence of the Lucas Hedges/Timothée Chalamet dichotomy. Somehow, they also found the time to discuss their Thanksgiving movie, The Ice Storm, starring Kevin Kline and Joan Allen. 

The girls talk A Star Is Born, play a drinking game, and discuss the 1980 musical comedy Popeye, starring Robin Williams and Shelley Duvall.

For their second Halloween special, Jo & Rhiannon try on some NPR voices, choose their favorite deli meats, learn what a caper is, talk about The Wet Bangs Boys and discuss the 1996 slasher film Scream, starring Neve Campbell and Skeet Ulrich.