My Cup of Tea

With the release of the much anticipated Captain Marvel, Marisa and Trevor talk feminist superheroes, young Nick Fury, and refugee skrulls. They also break down some recent MCU news.

The Actor Marisa is picturing for Shang Chi: [Jon Foo](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1463426/?ref_=tt_cl_t2)

Theme Music: “Just a Blip” by Andy G. Cohen (Released under a Creative Commons Attribution International License)

In this episode, Marisa and Trevor tackle anime: from a brief history to Studio Ghibli to the recent Oscar-nominated Mirai. They talk about dubs vs. subs, their favorite anime tropes, and much more.

Check out Marisa's #YearofMiyazaki videos [HERE!](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsezTvswfPyCAHrRcDuTPWzHLG0Eu1yP2)

Marisa and Trevor are back with new episodes of My Cup of Tea Podcast! This week they share what they enjoyed over the holiday break, featuring Trevor's new love of The Handmaid's Tale and Marisa's new Voltron fangirl status.

Theme Music: “Just A Blip” by Andy G. Cohen (Released under a Creative Commons Attribution International License)

Last week Netflix dropped a screen test for the new Witcher adaptation to mixed reviews. That inspired Marisa and Trevor to take on adaptations that stray from the source material and the current trend of reboots. Featuring the next segment Trevor's Red Dead Redemption II journey.

Halloween is right around the corner, which means pumpkins, ghosts and... cultural appropriation? Marisa and Trevor discuss the recent blackface controversy and what you should not dress up as this Halloween. They then share their most recent cups of tea - Daredevil Season 3 and Dick Wolf's new procedural, FBI.

Fanfiction, fanart, conventions, and cosplay. Fan culture is everywhere these days, but it doesn't always have a good rep. Marisa gives us a crash course in the modern fandom and she and Trevor debate the pros and cons of fan culture. Featuring a very sassy review of Sony's Venom.

After struggling through the pilot episode of Netflix's limited series Godless, Marisa and Trevor discuss how long you should wait to be drawn in by a book or TV show.

The Sisters Brothers, starring Joaquin Pheonix and John C. Reilly, puts an interesting twist on the traditional American Western. Marisa and Trevor review the film and discuss how the modern Western fits into the longstanding tradition of stories about the American West.

It's finally fall, which means pumpkin spice, cooler weather, and leaves changing colors. At least, that's what it would mean if Marisa and Trevor didn't live in Southern California. In this episode, they talk about the music, shows, books, and video games that make them think of fall.

The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards took place last week, to mixed reviews. Marisa and Trevor break down the hosts, the winners, and talk about the culture surrounding awards shows.