We were recording today and we talked about Magic: The Gathering for like 30 minutes before starting the episode. We're releasing it as a bonus so you don't have to sit through it on a real episode, but there's some good stuff in there, we talk about Nadia learning to play for the first time, what the most Republican MTG color is, and also towards the end Nadia talks about Lonely Island.

(CONTENT WARNING: homophobia, fat-shaming as depicted in the film, one mention of assault)

Tony and Nadia watch Frank Oz’s IN & OUT, and how it fits in to 1997 and the overall changes in queer (and mostly white) pop culture from that year. Both of them love Joan Cusack’s Oscar-nominated performance. Nadia explains why you should never out someone against their will. Tony tells a joke about the band Cake that’s probably too niche for the podcast.

(CONTENT WARNING: homophobia, fat-shaming as depicted in the film, one mention of assault)

Tony and Nadia watch Frank Oz’s IN & OUT, and how it fits in to 1997 and the overall changes in queer (and mostly white) pop culture from that year. Both of them love Joan Cusack’s Oscar-nominated performance. Nadia explains why you should never out someone against their will. Tony tells a joke about the band Cake that’s probably too niche for the podcast.

(CONTENT WARNING: this episode contains discussion of depression, including suicidal ideation, as well as sexual manipulation. This movie is just a disaster.)

Tony and Nadia sit through all two hours of Nancy Myers’ 2000 film WHAT WOMEN WANT, starring a pre-breakdown Mel Gibson, who learns a valuable lesson about how to most effectively read minds and manipulate the people around him. Nadia asks the Virgin Mary to bless the podcast. Tony looks up Helen Hunt’s Wikifeet page.

(CONTENT WARNING: this episode contains discussion of depression, including suicidal ideation, as well as sexual manipulation. This movie is just a disaster.)

Tony and Nadia sit through all two hours of Nancy Myers’ 2000 film WHAT WOMEN WANT, starring a pre-breakdown Mel Gibson, who learns a valuable lesson about how to most effectively read minds and manipulate the people around him. Nadia asks the Virgin Mary to bless the podcast. Tony looks up Helen Hunt’s Wikifeet page.