In this episode, James and Joe reminisce about the Battle of the Network Stars and how to navigate through the times we are living in with COVID, the government and emotional roller coasters.  They end on what is bringing them joy and what are the three things you spent the most money on during quarantine.

In this episode, James and Joe reminisce about their Saturday mornings: watching cartoons, the Creature Double Feature and weekly chores.  Then they talk about music memory and how important music is in life to recall memories, people and places.

In this episode, James and Joe use the Blue Plate Special segment to talk about the obsession with Satanism and the occult in the 70s and then go on to talk about how important it is to find your own voice, in your work and in your life and how sharing your story and your truth in that voice can affect those around you positively.

In this episode, James and Joe introduce the Blue Plate Special segment, reminiscing about how their families would change the curtains and towels every season and then dive into a serious discussion about their own struggles with depression.

In this episode, James and Joe talk about their origins as makeup artists and how remembering where you came from and all of your successes is so important right now in this time of instability and insecurity.

After a hiatus to give space to melanated voices and to listen and educate themselves on how to better serve their communities, James and Joe return with a special episode honoring Pride month and tell their coming out stories and talk about how community is so important in the LGBTQIA+ movement.

This week James and Joe explore the booze-laden, drug-addled friendship of Patsy Stone and Edina Monsoon from Ab Fab, sprinkled with a few of their intoxicating stories from their time living in Atlanta.

Airing at a time when the fight for ERA was in full force, The Mary Tyler Moore show was groundbreaking.  It showed two women - single, independent and with careers - and developed a unique and memorable friendship between them.  James and Joe discuss Mary and Rhoda's incredible friendship on screen and also why James always says he is the Rhoda to Joe's Mary.

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In this episode, James and Joe discuss the legendary friendship of Ella Fitzgerald and Marilyn Monroe and how we use our friendships to support, motivate and help each other and how those enduring friendships are so crucial at this moment in time.  Come and join us: Parallel Drives, where it's fun to find out!