Healthy relationships? In MY media? Join Jackie and Nora as they talk positive, honest portrayals of relationships in our media and why it is so important to see those relationships on our televisions!

Does gender really make a difference when it comes to expressing love? Brian and Erika dive into a discussion on how society shapes us all in how we have come to learn relationship love.

Media tells our men and boys what it means to "be a man." Join Jackie and Nora as they discuss the expectations we put on men in our society, how the media reinforces those messages, and why those messages hurt everyone- men and women alike.

There is no mystery: It is easier to fall in love than it is to stay in love. Brain and Erika dive into a discussion on creating positive connections that last and stand the test of the mundane, burn-out, and resentment.

Media has been sending us messages about gender roles for decades. In this episode, Jackie and Nora question those gender roles, discuss how those messages affect our culture, and find some resources that help determine which movies and shows are doing it right!

It is inevitable…the internet will inundate you with all the “right” ways to find “the one.” Brian and Erika dive into a discussion about whether these articles are realistic, as well as other theories about true love.

Miss Media is back for a Summer of Love! Join Jackie and Nora as they reunite in the office once again and start by tackling one of the most famous movie tropes of all and question, "Is it love at first sight?"

Is love an action? Is it a mindset? Brian and Erika dive into their initial thoughts on love and the beliefs needed to define this complex emotion, then they are forced to reckon, "Are we subject matter experts here?"

Season's greetings! Join Griff and Nora for a special holiday episode of Miss Media, where they discuss the "holi-date" trope and new media that makes them jolly! 

It's the season for gratitude! Join Griff, Nora, and Jackie as they give thanks to the media that represents us and shapes who we are.