Bee, drifting on the edge of sleep, is lectured on vast lore. While they lull against their protein shake, Fox passionately discusses a narrative favorite. From cat buses to palaces of narcissism. Buckle up, because today Fox dives into Persona Five.

As the trip closes in, the pair have some research to do. Bee takes on terminology, while Fox handles the story. From giant wolves to ghost children. Today, the pair discuss the video game, Phasmophobia.

Fox will, once again, be admiring vampires! Bee, on the other hand, will be staking this episode any chance they get. The pair may disagree on a lot, but both can confidently say that toxicity attracts. From saga to CGI. Today, Fox will be ranting about Twilight.

You know what they say, "One podcast is a ball, but two is a party". Bee recounts a season in scary detail, while Fox sips tea with interest. From fast food honey, to an elephant entity. Today, the pair talk about The Edge of Sleep.

Today, Fox explains the wacky and Bee describes the weird. From tube owls to LGBTQ themes, get ready for the Owl House.

Do people still remember what Vine was? Bee has a creator to share, and Fox is about to get more than they bargained for. This creator is both musical and mental. From sides to sass. Today, the duo discusses, Thomas Sanders.

Fox uncovers a wide world of fruity vampires. All Bee can do is appreciate the actors behind the cult film and gawk. From Arson to irony, today, the pair discuss Interview With a Vampire.

Bee spills a week's worth of hyper fixation. Fox can try to keep up, but ADHD is rough, and Bee just keeps going. Seriously, this episode was originally another twenty minutes. From subtext to context, Bee pulls Fox into Hell today to rant about the show, Supernatural.

Bee has demons on the mind, but Fox is determined to cram in more wild information. Neurodivergence really did win in today's episode. From spicy secrets to blatant satire, today Fox talks about the show, What We Do In The Shadows.

Fox and Bee put on funny accents, drink tea, and discuss another Neil Gaiman classic. From true love to devilish promises. Today, Bee rants about the show Lucifer.