Never Scene It

Lauren and Smiley introduce Alex to one of their faves , Confessions of a Shopaholic. They discuss credit cards, their favorite shops and the movie's heartwarming relationships.

Amber and Smiley join host Lauren for a viewing of Paddington 2 (the best movie ever). Besides the cuddly British bear, they discuss all the feel-good feelings, Hugh Grants' great acting and Smiley transforms into tech producer Rami!

This week we are celebrating one year (and a month) of Never Scene It with a viewing of Ari Aster's Midsommar. Host Lauren, Alex, Amber and Smiley discuss the psychology of horror movies, floral design and couple etiquette.

Host Lauren and guest Steven are back! This time they explore Will Ferrell’s 2006 fantasy "Stranger Than Fiction."

On the season 3 premier of the podcast the gang is celebrating Pride month! Lauren leads Smiley and Alex through their first-time viewing of .The Birdcage." Their discussion includes their love for Robin Williams, the genius that is Nathan Lane and how about those dolphins!?

On this week's episode, Lauren, Smiley and Amber watch the Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn camp classic "Death Becomes Her." They discuss frenemies, life and death and try their darndest to pronounce "macabre."

On this week's episode, Lauren and Steven watch Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade (2018) and discuss Elsie Fisher's Golden Globe nominated performance. Other highlights include their eighth grade experiences, suggest every eighth grader watch this movie and assure the youth that it's gonna be okay.

Host Lauren is back with the siblings Alex and tech producer Rami. Despite being a huge Scary Movie fan, Rami has never seen Anna Faris' sexy masterpiece "The House Bunny." The trio talk baby Emma Stone" the Playboy Mansion and how "being Greek is unique."

Friend of the podcast, Steven, joins Host Lauren and her honey, Eric, for a first-time viewing of Christopher Nolan's "Tenet."

On this episode, Lauren and Alex discuss one of their favorites "Josie and the Pussycats" with special guest Steven. The trio talk about their love for music (especially the emo era of their teenage years) and their mutual love for another Deborah Kaplan/Harry Elfont film "Can’t Hardly Wait."