What is masculinity? From Himbos to Cinema Bros, we discuss the duality of man and why we have a complicated relationship with all things the world considers "masculine."

There's so much to see!! And there's nothing like the communal experience of moviegoing and smelling the Taco Bell burrito Eva snuck into the theater. No matter how expensive the tickets and popcorn get, we'll always return to the silver screen.

If you're familiar with the terms "lemons," "Alphas," and "slow burns" this episode is for you! Emily and (mostly) Eva talk about the grip fanfiction has on pop culture and why we salute the 13 to 40-something-year-old ladies who fulfill our imaginations with stories of our favorite characters and celebrities.

Happy Halloween! We're taking a trip down memory lane with a brief history of LGBTQIA Halloween culture, and we chat about what we do during Spooky Season. Stay safe and have fun!

Aaaand we're back! It's been a while since we last chatted, so we're catching up on Squid Game (spoiler free), horror escape rooms, and upcoming movies. We missed you!

Even as the world crumbles around us, we still find connection and joy through live comedy. Comedians are brave enough to say what we can't, and we appreciate but also hold them accountable for that.

In observance of National Disability Awareness Month, we discuss the various representations of people with cognitive and physical disabilities, and how it affects everyone. In short, nothing about them should be without them.

Here are some resources on Disability Rights organizations and movements you can participate in: ncdj.org/resources/organizations/

Happy Pride Month! We talk about updates in LGBTQIA pop culture news and media, good and bad. You are loved and valid.

Grab your overpriced popcorn, candy, and soda, we're going to the movies! As the US opens up, we talk about our experiences of going back to the theaters after a year of quarantine. Short answer: we missed it so much!!

In tangent to last week's episode, we discuss the evolution of Alternative Music and its fraternal twin, Indie music. We feel like old people and music just isn't the same as it used to be... but that might be a good thing?