Our new obsession, "K-POP DEMON HUNTERS", is discussed over a mimosa, or two, while the moms simultaneously complain about motherhood and give quick tidbits of advice during, "Mother Knows Best". 

The moms re-watch NAPOLEON DYNAMITE and talk about how the film has aged, like us, and lived up to the expectations we remembered. We also offer a quick review for a family-friendly movie that we love! The episode concludes with tips and mom-hacks in the segment, “Mother Knows Best”. 

The Moms re-watch, "INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE", and talk about how motherhood changed their point of view. We welcome Miss CAROLINE to the pod; a NOLA native who poses the eternal question: Bear, Man, or Vampire?

The Movie Moms re-watch "Dumb & Dumber", and discuss how our opinions of the movie have changed with motherhood and what elements still hold up! We also welcome our first guest, Miss Shannon; a sober mom from Colorado who has befriended us and the pod with little, to no, effort. 

The moms discuss why POOR THINGS is, quite possibly, the most trigger-heavy movie of our lives. We tell you EXACTLY why you SHOULDN'T watch this movie and we also talk sh*t about motherhood, per usual. 

The Cool Moms, NOT the Regular Moms, talk about MEAN GIRLS! We discuss the implications the original had on our culture and our hopes for the new rendition and what it could mean for our future girls. We also talk about motherhood and how we are personally victimized by our own children. 

Miss Emily and Miss Ema discuss motherhood and their favorite holiday-season movie: LOVE ACTUALLY

Welcome to Movie Moms! We talk about all things motherhood and this week we talk about "Barbie"!

Join Emily and her new guest-host, Fred Fulkerson, as we examine INSIDE OUT from the inside, out. This episode is the first one without Vincent (RIP), but somehow, Emily only slightly survives. 

In this two-part special, we are locking braces with Fred and Caitlin of Fulkerson & Clarke (@fulkersonandclarke) as we disect the latest Pixar movie, TURNING RED. Come sing and laugh with us about the absurdity of puberty and why Pixar is the crux of our society.