“Well I am not being individual on me own.” Join the Ladies this week as we review Seasons 1 and 2 of Netflix's cracker series, Derry Girls. Focusing on a group of girls coming of age in 1990s Derry, Northern Ireland during "The Troubles", the show's strong female leads, clever jokes, and heartfelt moments keep us coming back for more. Parents and children, teachers and students, mothers and daughters -- this show is about the family you have and the one you make. And we will raise a wee pint to that every time, even if we might need to turn on the subtitles. *SPOILERS* for Seasons 1 and 2 of Derry Girls.

"See, people love that cozy feeling Supes give them... but if you knew half the sh*t they get up to... F*ckin' diabolical." In Amazon's latest original series, "The Boys", we take a deep look into what reality might look like if superheroes were real. The Ladies discuss character flaws, secret identities (or the lack thereof), corporations, and how collateral damage is anything but. From Starlight's speaking up to The Deep's character exploration, and all that jackassery from Homelander, we're here with a new episode. *SPOILERS* for The Boys

"Do you have any dishes that play with time? The concept of time?" This week we delve into Netflix's original movie "Always Be My Maybe", which definitely plays with the concept of how a relationship can develop over time. Childhood friends Marcus (Randall Park) and Sasha (Ali Wong) haven't seen each other since a falling out they had as teenagers, and they find themselves on opposite sides of what is traditionally considered "successful" when they are reunited 10 years later in their native San Francisco. We discuss this heartwarming story of what real love looks like- and what foods match with this movie! Also, Keanu Reeves. *SPOILERS* for Always Be My Maybe

Oh hey- remember us? We've been enjoying our summers but we're back from break to discuss our favorite nerdy ways to spend those hot days. From Renaissance Faires to movie marathons to game night, we've got you covered for fun-filled forays into the season!

"In the beginning, it was a very nice day." So begins the tale of the end of the world. A demon named Crowley and an angel named Aziraphale, who have been friends for millennia, are set on thwarting the whole ordeal in order to save humanity (at least their music and their food). Heaven and Hell battle for the Antichrist (misplaced as he may have been) and Anathema is trying to just not lose her book. Join the Ladies as they compare and contrast the Amazon Prime series with the book by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. *SPOILERS* for the series and the book Good Omens

It's that time when graduation caps soar through the air and older relatives ask what you're going to do with your life: graduation season. We discuss how one can't really know what to do with their future when they are 18, the routes we personally took through college, and how characters in media have shown us real and false transitions into adulthood. Buffy, That 70s Gang, and Veronica Mars make appearances.

Pull up a chair and join the Ladies as we discuss a different facet of our nerdiness: food! We explore our relationships to cooking, our family histories with food, and some of our favorite culinary media. These Ladies love to cook, eat, and enjoy connecting with others through this rich mix of tradition and innovation. *SPOILER* We can't bake!

May is Mental Health Awareness month, so the Ladies are discussing the upsurge in representation in media for various mental disorders. From anxiety and depression to PTSD and bipolar disorders, there are plenty of movies, shows, and books to dig into! Mild *SPOILERS* for Avengers Endgame, Harry Potter, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

"Society wants to believe it can identify evil people, or bad or harmful people, but it's not practical. There are no stereotypes.” ― Ted Bundy

In a departure from our regular programming, The Ladies discuss the Neflix original movie ""Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile"", which focuses on the largely untold story of serial killer Ted Bundy's ex girlfriend during his arrest and trial. The fairly recent surge in interest in true crime leads us to discuss a different type of ""nerd""- one who has an intellectual interest in the science and forensics that led to the capture of this murderer, as well as this change in perspective to a victim of another kind: the mentally abused bystander who wonders if they've done the right thing. Be warned that this episode contains discussion of graphic, real-life murders. Also, *SPOILERS* for Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile

It's the film we've all waited a decade for- Avengers: Endgame. In an attempt to rescue half the life in the universe after the events of Infinity War, Captain America, Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, and too many heroes to name take on the challenge of a plan only Ant-Man would be crazy enough to come up with. We discuss the MCU at large, the hearts of our heroes, and how this movie was the perfect way to close out several stories while opening new ones. Get ready to Assemble! *SPOILERS* for the entire MCU