In this week's episode we talk about Mother's Day, non-physical hugs, and our favorite true crime podcasts, shows, and documentaries.

In this week's episode Nat and Elizabeth discuss unnecessary trips to Lowe's, post-quarantine group hugs, and early childhood memories. 

In this weeks episode we talk about some of our favorite food. 

Elizabeth takes her first steps into the MCU, and we barely talk about it! 

Kim Empie returns to talk about the 1985 film "The Breakfast Club". They discuss cliched bully characters, sugar sandwiches, getting high in movies, the sexual assault scene, and ideas for a remake. 

On this week's episode, Nat and Elizabeth are joined by their friend Kim Empie to discuss the 1998 film You've Got Mail. They talk about how the film is delightful and charming before turning into Tom Hanks' most villainous role. They also talk about AIMing as teenagers and who should be in a remake. (Also, the audio isn't great because Nat's audio file was lost to the sands of time. I'm sorry.)

This week Nat and Elizabeth discuss, big surprise, Corona virus. Topics include isolation, unemployment, social interaction via the internet, and why Elizabeth will not be watching Tiger King. 

In this week's episode Elizabeth and Nat discuss their living situations, both past and present. They talk about the pros and cons of living with someone vs living alone, having a roommate as a mental and physical health adviser, board games, and the time Elizabeth had to take Nat to urgent care.

In this week's episode Nat tells Elizabeth about what it was like being homeschooled, reads a writing assignment from his teenage years that was clearly a cry for help, talks about depression, and the time the 2 of them weren't friends for a little bit.

In this week's episode Nat and Elizabeth discuss the 2006 film The Holiday starring Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet. They talk about letting a stranger watch your dog, Kate Winslet rehabilitating an old man in 2 weeks, first boobs, first edition books, letting a stranger put his finger in your eye, and Christmas Fettuccine.