On today's gab sesh, Nikki and Mit put their film expertise to the test, in their Overarching Review of the Screen Adaption of Colleen Hoover's: It Ends With Us.
You'll laugh, you'll cry (if you also suffered through the movie), and you'll hear a wide ranging take on the  press, the plot, and dare I say, much better media resources to engage with these things. Before you listen, we just have to know: did you grab your girls and your florals to go see it ???!?!?!

This episode contains topics centered on domestic violence and abuse. If you or a loved one has suffered through these circumstances, you can call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at: 1-800-799-7233. 
You are not alone. 

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The girls are officially back (we mean it this time, we've already pre-recorded like 3 more episodes so you aren't getting rid of us!) On today's episode of Madonna and the Whore, Nikki and Mit dive in to all things girl friendships, societal dynamics, and yes, Keke Palmer's very own podcast. Don't forget to subscribe to our brand new newsletter: Pairs Well With, for more details into the episode, available resources, and over-generalize thoughts on the society that we live in! That's Pairs. Well. With. Write it down!

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The Madonna and the Whore podcast is back with a bang for season two! Tune in for our long-awaited reviews of the Barbie movie, an impromptu therapy session, and multiple diversions and thinly veiled threats. Just like old days! Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter, Pairs Well With, on Substack so you don't miss a thing!

We know there’s been a hole in your heart where Madonna and the Whore once was. We’ve gotten your fan mail, your death threats even! And we’re back! In this chatty episode, you’ll hear Mit and Nikki spout many false facts (counterfactuals, if you will!), discuss the surprising precedence of incest in children’s media, debate the cringiness of Stranger Things, and touch on a few cultural phenomenons! 

Can you love others if you don’t love yourself?! In this week’s episode, Mit and Nikki take a break from political propaganda to have a conversation about self-love, self-hate, selfhood, and selfishness versus selflessness...  (in between expert coffee opinions, talking sh*t about a random ACL-goer, and occasional signs of musical genius, of course.) Side note, which is more disturbing: “empowering the world through a hug and a lick” or “flapping your gums”?

Welcome back BranDan, Kat, Lexy from California, Shelby, and all other M&W affiliates to another anti-Greg propaganda post… only slightly kidding. This week, Mit and Nikki offer an update on the TX abortion bill and dive deeper into the bill’s impact on people’s lives. A humanizing episode, the hosts make sure to comment on acrylic-nail agility, the cinematic experience that is Cyberchase, what your drinking habits say about your psychological state, and the ever family friendly Matty Smokes. 

This week’s episode opens with inspiring conversation on Pura Vida bracelets, … other kinds of beads…, Hot Cheeto breath, Marie Kondo, and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez. If you’ve also felt flabbergasted/enraged/terrified/unsure of what to think or believe because of the abortion bill passed in Texas, you’re not alone! Join Mit and Nikki as they wade through the multiple binaries, cognitive dissonance, and basic biological facts in real-time.. Also… Greg Abbott, if you’re listening… they said what they said. Part two of this conversation coming soon-- prepare your hearts!

Brandon! We know you’ve been waiting for this one. Mit and Nikki sit down to discuss Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Mitt Romney, fatphobia in fashion, and Tik Tok’s effect on body image. From opposite ends of “The Clock App,” the girls create a verbal glossary of eating disorders and once and for all confirm: we do, indeed, live in a society. Tune in to be cured of any and all disordered thinking! 

The Universal Brandon, O so gracious and wise, has gifted  Mit and Nikki their first ever pod guest! Joined by Cole Niles, Editor in Chief of Unorthodoxy, the lad and lasses discuss Ella Enchanted, the Annihilation soundtrack, radical candor, and, eventually, public deconstruction. The trio give their (unwarranted) advice on how to navigate the fallout of public honesty, the beauty of allowing oneself to be dynamic, and *maybe* even a confession of love. 

Today your resident ✨PhilosopHERS✨ decide that the Universe is Brandon, that Bathsheba is a baddie, and that Western epistemology is… kinda overrated. Tune in for an update on Mitali’s three-drink minimum rule, Nikki’s intramural reffing trauma, and a riveting discussion of the epistemological nuances of the UK’s greatest contribution to the world: Love Island.