Welcome to our dress rehearsal. Warning, there are a few glitches and a brief moment of profanity. Enjoy!

We talk One Day At A Time (fourth season please Netflix), gay teenagers now, our first date, Rita Moreno's continuing appeal, Captain Marvel, straight out lies toxic dudes tell, the many stregths of Brie Larson, and why we've renamed Avengers: Endgame Captain Marvel 2.

We love watching the Oscars. Here's what we hated and loved from this year's broadcast and the moments you shouldn't miss. Plus, Gayle's Oscar acceptance speech.

We watch the Fox Almost Live production of RENT, after years of avoiding it and WOW. So many awesome things, plus a discussion of how Mimi deserved a better story arc leading to a segue on plot tropes that really need to go.

We talk with our first guest, Taylor Ramage, about her book of blackout poetry from the pages of Carmilla, the novella featuring the first female vampire in English literature. The three of us also talk mood: Carmilla and how the modern web series update captures it so well. You'll be en-thralled ;-)

Are we slacker, disaffected cynics? Listen and find out. Other questions answered: Do we have a favorite John Hughes movie? What cultural event do biggest Gen X news events lists leave out? Which movie character influenced Michelle's sense of style? What is Gayle's favorite movie franchise?

Now that female superheroes are in the movies, put 'em in the advertising too. In this episode, we review the Aquaman movie, talk about why Mera should have been on the poster, and ramble through our favorite superhero movies.

Our second episode, from mid November. Gayle and Michelle talk making your own holidays, family holidays and being gay, and why you should expect an Oscars podcast episode in 2019.

We couldn't stop watching Terrace House -- and then this addictive Japanese reality show added a guy who was figuring out if he's bi. Want to know why that's such a big deal? Give it a listen!

In our first podcast episode, Gayle and Michelle introduce themselves, talk Bohemian Rhapsody, performing for an audience, androgyny, Robert Mapplethorpe, and the music we liked in our teen years (spoiler: we have very little overlap). Enjoy!