Our heroes grapple with the meaning of community -- and Glimmer and Bow grapple with a real ethical dilemma -- on this week's episode. Featuring guest Jess Cwik, a lover of She-Ra, an expert on cosplay, and part of the Arda Wigs family! This is probably also the only time in our podcast's history we'll earnestly recap an episode of the 2002 He-Man reboot.

The first of a few episodes this season that do a little something different! Longtime She-Ra/He-Man scribe Larry DiTillio passed away in our off season; listeners of this show know the tremendous impact Larry had on this mythos we love but also on us personally. So, we thought we'd pay Larry tribute by embracing one of his other huge contributions to the world -- the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game! This week, guest Keeper (it's like a Dungeonmaster) Logan Dean from the podcast Low runs Lauren, Eric, and returning guests Jacob Torbeck and Marcus Warren through the first part of a brief adventure inspired by Larry's incredible Call of Cthulu campaign "Masks of Nyarlathotep" as well as his classic Masters of the Universe two-parter "House of Shokoti"! We hope to heck you enjoy this cuz it was really fun to make.

Lauren and Eric return for the fourth season of their show with a discussion of the season two premiere of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, plus a little bit of catching up from the break and a little bit of information on what you can look forward to on this latest batch of Progressive of Power! We're gonna have a lot of fun over these next few months, folks.

It's the only way our season could end! Lauren and Eric welcome She-Ra executive producer and showrunner Noelle Stevenson to the pod to chat about nets, real-life villains, rainbows, and so much more! Thank you Noelle and Dreamworks for all of your support. To our listeners -- we'll see you in about a month!

The introduction of Light Hope to Princesses of Power brings a lot of surprising and fascinating lore with it. Who better to chat with about her episode, then, than She-Ra story editor and writer Josie Campbell? (No one, that's who!) Also, if you've ever wondered about how much math writers use in their job, this episode is for you.

Two adults who host a She-Ra podcast are at least self-aware enough to know that ultimately, the show's meant for kids. So we decided to interview one! This week, Vera, 8, tells us about why she loves the Princesses of Power and why "Promise" is her favorite episode. Eric also reveals the source of his longstanding feud with the Goldbergs.

Art director Elizabeth Kresin joins Lauren and Eric to discuss one of the most emotional and character-driven entries in the first season of Princesses of Power, and we get a look inside the creative design process of the show to boot!

Character designer Rae Geiger joins Lauren and Eric via Skype to chat about their favs Entrapta, Mermista, Olivia Octavius, Kate McKinnon, and a bunch more on this very sweet episode of our show! There's also some political stuff at the end. Definitely follow Rae on Twitter and giant thanks to them and the whole Dreamworks crew for a really excellent interview.

This week, Lauren and Eric get fashionable with special guest Ashley Demma, an expert on dress who shares some terrific insight into the formal wear gracing our heroes and villains in one of the most striking episodes of Princesses of Power! Follow Ashley on Instagram for more insights, and stick around for one fan's tremendous theory about Kyle!

As promised in the episode, here as Ashley's ShopLook sets if YOU want to channel some Princess Prom style at your next formal outing.

We're heading back to Mystacor for a look at some of the deeper themes of trauma and healing in the episode, including a chat with school psychologist and returning guest Rachel Megibow, who even uses She-Ra to talk with her students! Also, any fans in New Orleans, we are serious about coming to see you!