Somewhere Over The Rainbow Podcast

In a dumpster fire of a week, Dana and Vincent continue find glimmers of light in unexpected places. Vincent discovers new found fandom in BTS via a kindred spirit and Dana discovers a new found fandom in erotic thrillers via Janelle James' new podcast. There's also a Schitt-filled Emmy's recap, inevitable divorce for Cardi B and legal troubles between Vincent's friend Ed Sheeran and the family of Marvin Gaye (who clearly have the best ears in the world).

The world is on fire (at least in California), but a little ash falling from the sky won't stop pop culture from poppin! This episode finds Vincent and Dana getting their life from Lee Min Ho's Dominos Pizza commercial and Mariah Carey+Sade's vinyl box sets respectively. They also discuss RIP moments for Chadwick Boseman and Diana Rigg, Tyler Perry's new billionaire status, a Fresh Prince of Bel Air reunion with all Aunt Vivs in attendance and reviews of Cobra Kai and Cuties.

Somehow in the midst of a global pandemic, Vincent has become a delicacy for the Irvine mosquito population. While Dana and Vincent await his possible West Nile Flue diagnosis, they pass the time discussing the new album from Gloria Estefan, RIP moments for drag queen Chi Chi DeVayne, the cancellation of some TV favorites and the cancellation of Lori Laughlin's freedom.

Gather all the hoes in the house (garden tools and people) because Dana and Vincent are back with another pandemic pop culture filled episode! The dynamic duo discuss the new Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's ode to female lubrication, AMC's decision to re-open movie theaters, Dana finally watching "Watchmen", Vincent finally watching "The Mandalorian", reviews of "Tijuana Jackson" and Sam Jay's "3 In The Morning" and so much more!

Summertime certainly has a different vibe to it when you're in the middle of a global pandemic, or at least that's what Vincent and Dana have discovered on this episode. Along with discussing the finer points of getting the most out of CVS discounts, they talk Emmy 2020 nominations, a Lady in the Lake origin story, the goodness of Sweet Potato Tortilla Chips, reviews of Black is King and a "Yeah or Meh" segment featuring an upcoming Amy Adams film called "Night Bitch" (yah, that's the title).

It's a celebration of life on this episode that finds Dana sharing tips on how to gracefully turn 40 in a pandemic and Vincent sharing his hair styling techniques and thoughts of potentially growing a man bun (since the shutdown appears to not be ending anytime soon).

This episode also includes summertime sadness RIP moments for Naya Rivera, illuminating entanglements at the red table with Jada and Will Smith, a review of the HBO Max docuseries "Expecting Amy" and a "Yeah or Meh" segment featuring a Black "Wonder Years" reboot.

There's no red table, but the Willow Smith "woooooows" are plentiful on this episode as Dana and Vincent get into the new album from Jessie Ware, RIP moments for Joel Schumacher, Benny Mardones and Vanilla Ice's 4th of July concert in Texas and a "Yeah or Meh" segment featuring The Chicks (fka The Dixie Chicks), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and a new show for NeNe Leakes.

After a global pandemic induced hiatus, Vincent and Dana have returned and whew chill-ay, all holy hell has broken loose!!! On this return episode, the two discuss life in quarantine, the protests for racial justice and equality and how both have effected the pop culture world for good and bad (we're looking at you "The Bachelor".

After a mini hiatus, Dana and Vincent return to a world where love and the Coronavirus are in the air! Vincent gives the rundown on his epic "Fantasy Island" vacation complete with an ENGAGEMENT!!!, and Dana gives the rundown on drinking wine in Paso Robles and binging the new reality show errrrynoty is talking about, "Love Is Blind". There are also reviews of the films "Invisible Man" and "Onward" along with a "Yah or Meh" segment featuring new music from the Dixie Chicks and the new "Candyman" (sh! only saying it once!) trailer.

Week two of Black History Month brings us an episode filled with teachable moments for the children, "Chrissy Teigen faced" reviews of RuPaul's performance on SNL and White women who don't like being called White (ahem Heidi Klum).