Weeks before her move to New York City, comedian, actor, and writer Sara Hennessey stopped by to talk about NOSTALGIA -- something she and Anne know too much about. Join them as they revisit old outfits, unpack why they romanticize coolers and cigarettes, and recount their 24-hour LA adventure (which they're already nostalgic for). And if helpful, read this description in Don Draper's voice. You can follow Sara on Twitter and on Instagram, and download her album, Trouble in Saradisehere.

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Most of you probably care about The Bachelor, but few of you care quite as much as Drunk Feminist Films and Yes New Friends co-founder Amy Wood, who joins Anne this week. Together, they cover everything from Bachelor Nation (a real thing!) to the greatest contestant bios to why that godforsaken pavement is always wet -- and then some. All in time for the season premiere of The Bachelorette! Please accept a rose. You can follow Amy on Twitter and Instagram, or head to her website to see what projects she's working on. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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Are you guys into history or what? GOOD. This week, comedian, writer, and Cavern of Secrets host Lauren Mitchell joins Anne to talk about someone they're both obsessed with: historian Lucy Worsley. Join them as they dissect her techniques, her approach to history, and discuss why the British monarchy is so appealing despite being so weird and messed up. (Thanks for the wedding invite, Harry. Not.) You can follow Lauren on Twitter and on Instagram, or catch her live.  Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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This week, anti-sexual violence educator and advocate Farrah Khan joins Anne to talk about the one thing everyone wants to hear about most: OTTERS. Tune in to hear about why otters are great, why Farrah loves otters, and how we can learn about their senses of community, compassion, and generosity. Also: they have very cute and tiny hands. You can follow Farrah on Twitter or head to her official site. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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This week, Elamin Abdelmahmoud joins Anne to talk about MONEYBALL, a movie far bigger than just another take on America's pastime. Join them as they go in on Aaron Sorkin, about Anne's inability to process (or deal with) feelings, and Elamin's capacity for emotion. It is a conversation as beautiful as Brad Pitt's khaki pants. You can follow Elamin on Twitter and on Instagram, and you can read his words over at Buzzfeed Canada. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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If you like analyzing the language between two people who like each other (or not), behold: comedian and writer Jhanelle Dennis joins Anne to talk about Relationship Psychology -- or, the makeshift art of figuring out whether someone is interested or not. (Spoiler: you always want Jhanelle deciphering your texts.) Make sure to follow her on Twitter and on Instagram, or catch her live in Toronto or New York. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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Nobody puts Baby in a corner, but that's exactly where Anne put actor, writer, and improvisor Stacey McGunnigle when they sat down to talk about Dirty Dancing this week. Join them as they dissect the character of Johnny Castle, whether Baby is worth rooting for, and why the movie is grossly upsetting if you spend even a minute thinking about it in detail. Carry a watermelon and fall in love. You can follow Stacey on Twitter and on Instagram, subscribe to her podcast, Regular Girls, and catch her on the Second City mainstage in Toronto. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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On this week's Nobody Cares (Except For Me), actor, writer, and director Tess Degenstein joins Anne for a conversation about the 1995 film, SENSE & SENSIBILITY and its impact on mother/daughter relationships, how it makes us all want to be Emma Thompson, and why Anne was an idiot ever to question the majesty of Alan Rickman. You can follow Tess on Twitter and on Instagram, where you can follow news of her upcoming shows and projects. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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On this week's Nobody Cares, actor, comedian, and writer Kayla Lorette joins Anne to talk about meal planning -- but not the super-healthy, clean-eating kind (don't worry). Instead, they talk about friends and family and relationships to food. And Anne explains why she'll never cook for any of you. You can follow Kayla on Twitter and on Instagram where you'll also find out where to catch her next show. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail. 

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This week, comedian, actor, and author Evany Rosen joins Anne to wade deep into the life of Napoleon. Was he power-hungry? Yes. Problematic? Definitely. As bad as history remembers? This is for you to decide. (But, well, pretty much.) From god complexes to Winston Churchill, we get deep into the best and worst parts of history. You can follow Evany on Twitter and on Instagram, and you can pick up her book, What I Think Happened: An Underresearched History of the Western World in bookstores and online. Theme music courtesy of Harrison. Follow me on Twitter. Tell me your obsessions! Email me or leave me a voicemail.   

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