Welcome everyone to the International Film Week episode of Showing Up with us, Babs and Eve!

This week Babs follows the aftermath of the Champions League final in Porto, the happenings at the Bitcoin conference, and asks the question, are Elon Musk and Grimes trying to take over the world?

Eve talks us about the rise in ear mutilations of dogs in the UK, and the award winning rat that is retiring from his services in Cambodia.

In watching and listening, Babs chats about Parasite, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations.

Eve talks about My Neighbour Totoro by Studio Gibli, House of Flying Daggers, and House .

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Welcome back to our BONUS Challenge episode, where we set ourselves monthly challenges to get us Showing Up for ourselves. 

in this episode we go over Chellenge 3, Morning Pages, inspired by Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way. You'll find out if we managed to do them every single day, what we thought about the challenge, and what we have realised by writing them. 

We also set up a really tough Challenge 4, one that will feel like DejaVu, not the sassy Beyoncé kind, but one that will make us show up to the world. 

So give this one a listen, and if you are feeling particularly keen to challenge yourself, join us with this challenge and let us know how you're getting on:

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Welcome one and all to this new episode of Showing Up with us, Babs and Eve.

This week Babs shares her thoughts on the Champions League final in Porto, and the consequences of those travelling and the town. Eve talks us through the supposed beginning of the end of fossil fuel companies ignoring their social responsibilities and the climate crisis.

In watching and listening, Babs chats about Expedition to the Edge (2020, discovery +), and the podcasts Unlocking Us, and The goop Podcast.

Eve’s watched the climbing mega doc The Dawn Wall (2017, Amazon) and A Bigger Splash (2015, Amazon).

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Welcome welcome welcome to Episode 13 of Showing Up, the weekly podcast hosted by Babs and Eve where we debrief on the week’s big stories, as well as share what we’ve been watching, reading, or listening to.

This week we share our thoughts on the tragedy at the China Ultramarathon, and the revelations about Martin Bashir and the BBC. On a lighter note, Babs chats about Halston (2021, Netflix), and Woman in the Window (2021, Netflix), and Eve about Mulan (2021, Disney +), and What Are We Feeding Our Kids? (BBC).

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Join us this week as we talk about all things SCIFI!!! 

Your hosts Babs and Eve geek out on all sorts of scifi films and books, from classics such as Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Brightburn, Jurassic Park, For All Mankind, Star Wars, Dune, Silent Running, to Arrival, Life, Extinction, the X-Files, and many many more.

But first we get on to the topics that highlighted our week: Leicester City match, European Super League drama, the luxurious yatchs of the super rich, and Fauci, the Wuhan lab, Gain-of-function research and the likelihood of Covid-19 having come from a lab.

Tune in to this jam packed episode, and leave us a review!

If you wanna chat to us, you can find us at [email protected] or on Instagram @showingupbabseve. We can't wait to hear from you!

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Welcome back episode 13 of Showing Up with your hosts Babs and Eve!

It’s a fun one this week, as we catch up after a week off (sorry). We discuss the film industry through chats about the Oscars results, and recent revelations about Noel Clarke. Babs tells us the terrifying tale of the Chinese rocket (The Long March-5b) which nearly smushed her Donnie Dario style. Lastly we chat about what we’ve been watching this last week, female made horror films Jennifer’s Body and Things Heard & Seen, and documentary series The Sons of Sam, Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over.

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Challenge 2 completed...wait. Hello guys, welcome back to this bonus episode of Showing Up with Babs and Eve. In this mini episode we debrief on the filmmaking challenge, and Babs sets us Challenge 3 - the Morning Pages! So have a listen, and join us in this challenge! Email us! [email protected] Follow us! @showingupbabseve

This week talk about the most anticipated festival in the film industry, the Oscars!

Is there a fair nomination process? Who votes in the Oscars? Are the Oscars rigged? Why the lack of transparency on who decides the winners? Why do we call the Oscars the Oscars?

Tune in to find out the answer to all these questions, plus we give a little history lesson on the Academy Awards and the Oscar statuette, as we review the nominees, give our opinions on the films we have had a chance to watch and on who we think should win.

Let us know your thoughts!

Films we talk about:

- My octopus Teacher - Directed by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed - Nominated for Best Documentary Feature

- News of the world - Directed by Paul Greengrass - Nominated for Production Design

- The Midnight Sky - Directed by George Clooney - Nominated for Best Visual Effects

- The White Tiger - Directed by Ramin Bahrani - Nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay

- Two Distant Strangers - Directed by Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe - Nominated for Best Short Film (Live Action)

- Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution - Directed by James Lebrecht and Nicole Newnham - Nominated for Best Feature Documentary

- Sound of Metal - Directed by Darius Marder - Nominated for Best Picture, Best Actor Riz Ahmed, Best Supporting Actor Paul Raci, Best Original Screenplay, Best Film Editing, Best Sound

- Emma - Directed by Autumn de Wilde - Best Costume Design, Best Makeup and Hairstyling

- Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga - Directed by David Dobkin - Nominated for Best Original Song

- Borat Subsequent Movie - Directed by Jason Woliner - Nominated for Best Supporting Actress Maria Bakalova and Best Adapted Screenplay

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Hi everyone and welcome to the first of our bonus challenge episodes!

Our challenge content has found a new home, leaving us more time to chat about what we love in the main episode, and enough time to catch up on our challenge at the beginning and end of the month.

This month we have challenged ourselves to create a 3 minute video every week in an attempt to push ourselves creatively and let loose a little.

Give this a listen to hear what’s inspired this challenge, and what we hope to gain from it. It’s gonna be tough but we’re ready for it! As always, we’d love for you to join us, so DM us on insta or email us at [email protected] and let us know your thoughts!

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Hi everyone and welcome to Showing Up 2.0! We’ve taken a few weeks off to reflect on our content so far, and we’ve decided to have a little shuffle. Dedicated to trying new things and pushing ourselves to be more present, we will still be taking up a new challenge every month but you can hear all about this once a month as a fun little bonus episode. As a result, our weekly episodes will consist of talking more about the things we love and topics that interest and inspire us in a much more relaxed and freeform style. We hope you enjoy this new format, we certainly loved recording it so give us a listen and join us for this new chapter!

This week we catch up on how we’ve been the last few weeks, and what we’ve been up to. Following Easter weekend we have a chat about veganism and the new highly talked about documentary Seaspiracy (2021), as Eve celebrates a year of more conscious living. Babs tells us about the ongoing Russian controversy with Alexei Navalny, discussing Putin’s Palace (2021) as well as enthusing about Out of Life (1991) and The Dig (2021). Eve raves about British horror Saint Maud (2019), and BBC Three’s recent bout of celebrity documentaries, specifically Zara McDermott: Revenge Porn (2021). We also both take a trip down memory lane remembering our emo glory days as Eve discusses Hayley William’s new solo album FLOWERS for VASES/descansos (2021).

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