Bon appétit! There are more cooking shows on television than ever before, but it seems fewer and fewer people are actually prepping their own food. Has cooking become a spectator sport? Listen in to learn more.

Holly recently returned from the Electronics Entertainment Expo, and Tracy’s ready to grill her about all the things she saw. From Oswald hats to the latest from the Star Wars franchise, we’re ready to rehash. Buckle up and grab your S.M.A.R.T. gun!

Until "Brave," Pixar made movies with heart, but no female lead characters. How can it be that such a creative collective struggles with telling stories from a female perspective? Will Pixar give girls more screen time after Merida’s big debut?

Do you have a non-negotiable thing that would cause you to ditch an otherwise good relationship? In this episode, Tracy and Holly share their dealbreaker lists and marvel at the rules people set up when searching for the perfect mate.

Is summer camp like it is in the movies? Neither Tracy nor Holly went to camp in the standard sense, but they sure are curious about it. Is it just a place to keep kids occupied and let them spread their wings when school’s out, or is there more to it?

Is this really a valid way to keep an audience interested, or is it just lazy writing? From old-school cinema serials to modern day season enders, PopStuff takes a look at the pros and cons of the now-common “To be continued … “ phenomenon.

We all know the Internet is awash with garbage, but there are also some hilarious and creative gems floating around the ether. When Tracy and Holly separate the wheat from the chaff, what Web memes and other delights do they fall in love with?

Everyone knows that smoking is bad for your health. As smoking bans and legislation have become more restrictive, have smokers become societal pariahs? Tracy shares her experiences of growing up in the tobacco belt as PopStuff examines the social implications of smoking’s ebb.

Millions of people watched William and Kate’s wedding. Diana still has devoted fans. What is it about royalty, that so captures our attention and imagination? And why does Holly love Queen Victoria so much?

Love them or hate them, weddings are a part of our lives. But why are they so expensive, and why does everyone feel entitled to judge everyone else’s nuptials?