QTYN

In this thrilling final episode of season 1, Karla April and Lou dive into the sounds of Kanye West's new album 'Jesus Is King', as well as the complexities surrounding it (potential cult, anyone??). The household then breaks down the trending phrase 'ok, boomer', and why anyone upset about it needz 2 chill. Also discussed are what kind of restaurant each member of the house would open, and what they'd call it: heads up investors!! Editing by Karla Monterrosa. Theme song and cover art for this episode by April dela Noche Milne. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @qtynpodcast

Karla, April, and Lou dive into the wholesome and humourous joys of both "Untitled Goose Game", a newly released video game, and Bon Appetit's "Gourmet Makes" video series. They also briefly visit a classic question that has most likely been echoing through school hallways since the dawn of time: "if you were an animal, what kind of animal would you be?". Editing and original cover art by Karla Monterrosa. Theme song by April dela Noche Milne. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @qtynpodcast

In this mini-episode, Lou, Karla, and April discuss what kind of cake they feel like snacking on right now. The household also breaks down what kind of instagram accounts they would follow if they were each suddenly limited to following only three. Editing by Karla Monterrosa. Original cover art for this episode by Lou Papa. Theme song by April dela Noche Milne. Ad music by Blue Dot Sessions. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @qtynpodcast

The household (having recorded the episode on September 22, otherwise known as Hobbit Day) discusses which area of Middle Earth they would ideally live in. They also talk about the recent youth-led climate strikes and trending teen Greta Thunberg. Also a topic: the slimy man of the hour, Justin T (not the one married to Jessica Biel). The conversation takes a surprising turn into an exploration of grace and Pastor Karla Monterrosa blesses the congregation. Editing by Karla Monterrosa. Original cover art for this episode and theme song by April dela Noche Milne. Ad music by Blue Dot Sessions. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @qtynpodcast

September has swiftly arrived and so Lou, Karla, and April contemplate which items they would prioritize if they only had $20 to go back-to-school shopping (in this economy!). The gang also talks about the implications of the portrait and selfie editing app Facetune, as well as the hot and speedy rise of the VSCO girl, a new term for a specific category of girls that’s been taking over the internet. Editing and original cover art for this episode by Karla Monterrosa, and theme song by April dela Noche Milne. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @qtynpodcast

After talking about the appealing imaginary tastes of inedible objects, Lou, Karla, and April discuss the internet concept of "reply guys", a phenomenon mostly, though not always, specific to twitter. The household also explores their feelings regarding the upcoming streaming service Disney+ and a hot debate ensues. Original cover art for this episode by Lou Papa, theme song by April dela Noche Milne, and editing by Karla Monterrosa. Ad music by Blue Dot Sessions. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @qtynpodcast

Episode 4: In this special episode of QTYN, Karla, April, and Lou have a freestyle discussion about how instagram has caused modern-day illustration and illustrators to evolve, the affect the digital platform has had on their individual art practices, and how much they hate The Algorithm. The household also discusses which art piece they would ideally take home if they could pull off a heist. Theme song and cover art for this episode by April dela Noche Milne. Ad music by Blue Dot Sessions. Follow us: @qtynpodcast on Instagram and Twitter.

Episode 3: The household discusses what they would look like as aliens and the unifying force of Area 51 memes. They also explore the mystifying endurance of CATS (the musical!) and the strange and divisive trailer for CATS (the movie!). Original cover art for this episode by Karla Monterrosa. Theme song by April dela Noche Milne. Ad music by Blue Dot Sessions. Follow us: @qtynpodcast on Instagram and Twitter. 

Episode 2: Lou, April, and Karla discuss their irrational fears and their rational criticisms of two newly announced Disney classic remakes: The Little Mermaid and Mulan. Is #NotMyAriel really a thing? They also share their concerns regarding Deepfake and the very scary consequences of living in a "post-truth" world. Original theme song and cover art by April dela Noche Milne and music for the ad by Blue Dot Sessions.