In which our hosts are joined by RACHEL SKINNER to discuss Lynn Shelton's 2011 film YOUR SISTER'S SISTER, as well as that thing where siblings have different accents. Plus, Greg predicts the weather and wears a raincoat indoors! This episode was recorded live in front of an audience of two dogs, so that's why it sounds a little different.

In which our hosts are joined by ANNA PAONE to discuss Lena Dunham's 2011 film TINY FURNITURE! We are also talking a bit about the HBO show Girls alongside other different sizes of furniture, so it's pretty inclusive. Also that stupid hat is back.

You can catch Anna in various short films with her husband Matt (see: our Yeast episode) including the one in the trailer linked below, as well as at Sketch Mic in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

THE MICHAEL C. JORDAN THEORY Trailer

In which our hosts are joined by musician KAROLINA KALO to discuss the 2011 Damien Chazelle film GUY AND MADELINE ON A PARK BENCH, restaurants where the entire staff wears tap shoes, and deal with the return of our least favorite hat.

In which our hosts discuss the 2010 mumblecore thriller COLD WEATHER, directed by Aaron Katz. They discuss why the city of Portland is called Bridgetown and Greg potentially finds a new place to live, for free!

In which our hosts discuss the 2010 Duplass Brothers film Cyrus and mumblecore going Hollywood. They also talk about Sundance Film Festival some more.

In which our hosts are joined by comedian COURTENAY CHOLOVICH to discuss Lynn Shelton's 2009 film HUMPDAY, along with the career of famed erotic arthouse auteur Just Jaeckin.

In which our hosts discuss the 2009 Safdie Brothers film DADDY LONGLEGS, along with how funny urine is. Greg also shares some classic New York Moments he has experienced.

In which our hosts discuss the 2009 film MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY, directed by Barry Jenkins, and also yearn for a time when you could buy SoBe drinks at the gas station or wherever.

In which our hosts are joined by comedian/filmmaker MATT LEVY to discuss the 2008 independent film Yeast. Also, Pensacola, FL's very own public access version of COPS.

In which the hosts discuss the 2007 independent film NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS and the impact of Minions on pop culture.