In this week's episode we look at one of the best actresses of any generation, Meryl Streep. Nominated for a record 21 acting Academy Awards among other countless accolades, Eric and Stacey dive into her body of work and look at some of her most memorable roles.

Summer's here, and the time is right for listening to our Summer Playlist 2018! Listen as Eric and Stacey roll out their must have songs for their new summer playlist. Our full playlist can also be found on Spotify. So sit back with your frozen drink in hand and listen to our sounds of summer.

Happy Independence Day! Our pop surgeons are celebrating America's birthday by going back to the 20th Century, back to a simpler time. A time where you could believe the newspapers. A time where politicians could be trusted... wait a minute. Not really. Listen as Stacey and Eric talk about the classic from 1939, Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, starring Jimmy Stewart, Jean Arthur and Claude Rains. Seems like only yesterday, sadly.

Eric and Stacey finish up Pride Month with one of Eric's favorite movies, The Skeleton Twins. Excellent performances by Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader highlight this slice of life story that speaks to Eric so strongly. The movie spoke to Stacey too, but in a different voice. She'll tell you all about it in this week's episode.

Some call her 'Madge'. Some call her 'MDNA'. We call her an icon. We call her a diva. There is not a more appropriate month to talk about Madonna than Pride Month. Check out what fanatics Eric and Stacey have to say the O.G. Material Girl.

It's Pride month, and in continuing with this theme, Eric and Stacey talk about historical art project, The Boys in the Band from 1968. With the 50th Anniversary production on Broadway, your pop surgeons debate the pros and the cons, the good and the bad, of this LGBTQ historically important show.

This year's diva podcast is even more diva-licious, as Stacey and Eric discuss four more legends of diva-dom. Listen and find out why they believe Liza, Eartha, Cher and RuPaul deserve to be in the Diva Hall of Fame!

This week, Eric and Stacey take a look at the John Hughes/Molly Ringwald teenage trilogy: Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, and Pretty in Pink.

This week, Eric and Stacey dish on the 1954 Hitchcock classic, Rear Window. A newspaper photographer with a broken leg passes time recuperating by observing his neighbors through his window. He sees what he believes to be a murder, and decides to solve the crime himself. With the help of his nurse and girlfriend, he tries to catch the murderer without being killed himself.

"We're as mad as hell, and we're not gonna take it anymore!" The mantra for Network, which garnered ten Academy Award nominations and four little golden trophies, is a then-satirical look at how network television news would become entertainment for the masses. Join us at the end of our podcast as Eric and Stacey recast their own versions of "Network 2018" with present day actors.