It's Heather's birthday this week, and we're celebrating with a very interesting conversation about astrology and a game of Snake Oil as a call back to one of our first episodes. It's Sit Back and Overreact! 

This week, we're going to be tackling two of Julia's favorite things: Back to the future and Folklore by Taylor Swift. This isn't a formal review of any kind--we're more just having fun and casually chatting about some media that we enjoy. Welcome to Sit Back and Overreact!

Welcome to Sit Back and Overreact! This week, we're going to be talking about each other's favorite music in playlists that we made for each other on Spotify.

In this Season 2 Premiere, we catch you up on our lives, how our semester ended, and Julia's college graduation. It's Sit Back and Overreact!

A big thanks to our friend Melissa at Verge Of Independence for reaching out and chatting with us about our episode on Autism representation.   

If you want to check out her blog, you can do so here! https://www.vergeofindependenceproject.org/blog-1  

Welcome to the season finale / Julia and Heather need a break to finish up the semester. Enjoy and we'll see you in season 2!

We're starting a new series on the podcast this week! Julia is a Film major and Heather is a music major, so we are going to join forces and every once in a while review/talk about a movie and an album for 30 minutes back to back! This week, we're reviewing Twilight, based off of the novel by Stephanie Meyer, and Pretty. Odd, Panic! At the Disco's second studio album. We hope you enjoy!

Don't even get me started about this week's episode. The rules are simple: Pick a random topic, like pineapples or stop signs, and rant about it. It's Sit Back and Overreact!

This week, we delve into what's going in our lives from this month! We talk about stimulus checks, golden retriever sightings, tattoos, and more! It's Sit Back and Overreact!

We say this is a review, but it's more of a roast. Julia (very autistic) and Heather (very not autistic) discuss Sia's new movie, "Music", and why it's harmful to the neurodiversity community.

PS, we discuss the restraint scenes in the film from the 1:29:00 mark through the 1:34:00 mark, if you're sensitive to that kind of thing and would like to skip that part!

This week, we're discussing our phone addictions and how ashamed we are of our screen times. It's Sit Back and Overreact!