Neon Clubhouse

Inspired by her older sister who is home after her first year at Barnard College, Ellie McDonald has changed her name to Moonsister and brings talk of feminism to the Neon Clubhouse. Susan, Mary Jo, and Virginia get totally stoked brainstorming ideas with Moonsister on how to bring down the patriarchy.

Susan, Virginia, and Jessie have launched a plan to fly Mary Jo on their school trip to California, and each of the Neon Clubhousers is excited about a very different aspect of their trip.

Mallory Jane Porter brings her love of cats and Cats to the Neon Clubhouse. Susan, Virginia, and Mary Jo encourage her to write her own musical, especially if she makes it about sandwiches.

When Tammy Picker moved to town, she immediately started setting trends in hairstyles, fashion, and manners. Her chat with the Neon Clubhouse girls brings a lot of innovation to a bag of old clothes, but it takes a bit of a turn when Susan comments about Virginia's hormonal stupidity.

Although she is very new to town and not particularly comfortable sharing where she's been and who her father is, this week's Neon Clubhouse guest, X, joins Susan, Virginia, and Mary Jo to talk a lot about Russia. The girls express a lot of fears but take a turn toward peace when they decide writing letters could make friends of the whole world.

Because Neon Clubhouse is like the "Cosmo of Teen Shows," this episode touches on some rather adult material. The girls, however, may not 100% understand what they are talking about. So, yeah, they're totally like Cosmopolitan magazine - grown and clueless. With their guest Kennedy Fay, they ask some tough questions, like "Are bras for men?" and "Can you put a bone in the dishwasher?"

The Neon Clubhouse tapes are totally rad 1980s-set coming-of-age improvised recordings featuring funny female friends. This episode features special guest comedian Rochelle McConico as Kennedy Fay, along with the regular cast of Erica Carrington as (almost) Dr. Olivia Brownstone, Carrie Moulder as Susan Beth Handler, Hallie Sheck as Virginia Danielle "Gina" Walker, and Maggie White as Mary Joseph Owen.

Having met in biology during fish dissection, Susan invites Anne Louise Fisher (or just Fisher) to the Neon Clubhouse. She and the of the Clubhouse crew (Virginia and Mary Jo) talk about embracing dirt's versatility, pets' emotions, and spa building.

The teasing has gone on long enough. The first mini-sode is here! Here's a present day recording - well, not really present day because this is from December 2018 - of (almost) Dr. Olivia Brownstone and her Aunt Gin, previously known as Virginia Danielle Walker of the Neon Clubhouse and presently known as GD Walker, star of NCIS: Omaha. They chat about fame, being a tourist, and philanthropy.

With political aspirations and a passion for pink, Catherine Howard visits the Neon Clubhouse to tell Susan, Mary Jo, and Virginia that she's running for Class President. Of course, the girls are supportive, especially when the discussion of platform turns to anti-bullying, an extended lunch, and beating their nemesis - Helen.

Alabama's youngest activist, Maddie Nix, recruits the Neon Clubhouse to support her efforts to make the world a better place for every living thing, from lobsters to the women of Nepal.