Hello PODLINGS (get it?)! Maria & Julia are back and self isolated with guest Rory Eccles to discuss The Dark Crystal (1982).

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Maria & Julia are sans guest this week, socially distancing and discussing A Goofy Movie!

We cover everything from family dynamics to Goofy's wikifeet page.

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In this episode, Maria's sister, Anastasia, joins us to discuss the Sartzetaki family favourite, George of the Jungle (1997).


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In this episode, PHD student Alice Hassell joins us to discuss the film A Bug's Life (1998).
 
Things get a little kooky as we discuss bug butts, fear of failure, and much much more!

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music by Nick Nausbaum

In this episode, lawyer Sarah Glickman joins us to discuss the film Erin Brockovich (2000).

We discuss why you should never let somebody pay for your medical bills, baby Beth's incredible chemistry with Julia Roberts, taking photos of chickens - and much more!

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music by Nick Nausbaum

Today we're super stoked to be joined by film journalist Mark Dillon (American Cinematographer, Fifty Sides of the Beach Boys) to talk about the Hitchcock classic Rear Window (1954).

We discuss Jimmy Stewart's hunk status, how to pronounce Hitchock's name, and much more!

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music by Nick Nausbaum

In this episode, horror movie aficionado Gemma Michael  joins us to discuss the film Carrie (1976).

We delve into our (lack of) knowledge of Christianity, opinions on slapping, and stories of our first periods.

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music by Nick Nausbaum

Welcome to Matinée with Julia & Maria! The podcast where we rewatch films that were formative for us... and see how they hold up.

In this episode, Christine McKenna joins us to discuss the film Pretty Woman (1990).

Though we did poke fun and use outdated, stigmatic terms such as "prostitute" and "hooker" due to their use in the film, we at Matinée firmly believe that sex work is real, valid work - even if you aren't a white, cis, straight woman with perfect hair like Julia Roberts.

Here's an article that we believe lays it out pretty well:

https://www.teenvogue.com/story/why-sex-work-is-real-work



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music by Nick Nausbaum

In this episode, Ashley Kim joins us to discuss the film Charlie's Angels (2000).

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In this episode, stand-up comic Selby Nixon joins us to discuss the film Best In Show (2000).

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music by Nick Nausbaum