As Alexis, Mick, and Zack continue to delve into the world of queer cinema, they discuss films that exposed them to a culture they had not experienced before, Jennie Livingston's seminal documentary Paris Is Burning, and the ethics of turning real people's lives into cinema. Also, Zack becomes absolutely unglued about live action Disney remakes.

Donation resources for striking writers:

⁠⁠Entertainment Community Fund⁠

⁠⁠⁠Emergency Relief Fund for Writers with Disabilities

Donation resources for the LGBTQ+ community:

Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund

The Trevor Project

The Marsha P Johnson Institute

TGI Justice Project

For the Gworls

Happy Pride Month! To celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, The Film Majors kick off a month of queer cinema, beginning by discussing great directorial debuts, The Wachowskis' lesbian neo-noir Bound, and which cities are allowed to have hockey teams. Alright, that last part might not be as pertinent to the queer community. Enjoy!

Donation resources for striking writers:

⁠⁠⁠⁠Entertainment Community Fund⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Emergency Relief Fund for Writers with Disabilities⁠⁠

Donation resources for the LGBTQ+ community:

⁠⁠Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund⁠⁠

⁠⁠The Trevor Project⁠⁠

⁠⁠The Marsha P Johnson Institute⁠⁠

⁠⁠TGI Justice Project⁠⁠

⁠⁠For the Gworls⁠

Land ho! The HMS Film Majors has reached its final port of Boat Month, with yer hosts havin' one last nautical chat about the best bromances ever committed to celluloid, Peter Weir's Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (a film for adults), and Zack's vision of what Mick might look like as a father. Weigh anchor and step ashore, cause our voyage be at an end, ya scurvy dogs.

Donation resources for striking writers:

Entertainment Community Fund

⁠Emergency Relief Fund for Writers with Disabilities

Walk the plank, ye yella bellies, and dive into the waters of Boat Month once again! The most adventurous podcastin' crew on the sea is back to talk about films that make crime look sexy, Gore Verbinski's swashbuckling franchise starter Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, and Geoffrey Rush's fanatical devotion to the role of Captain Barbossa. Raise the anchor and get to listenin' ye landlubber!

Donation resources for striking writers:

Entertainment Community Fund

Emergency Relief Fund for Writers with Disabilities

Shiver yer timbers and hoist yer sails, it be Boat Month me hearties! The Film Majors be casting off on a cinematic voyage with first mate Jake Sabitt by talkin' the most ferocious sea monsters on the silver screen, Steven Spielberg's nautical horror classic Jaws, and if there be any saltier sea dogs than ol' Cap'n Quint himself. Yar!

Further sea knowledge:

Wendigoon's Video on the USS Indianapolis

Rounding out the Film Majors April Fools month, your hosts pay tribute to the late great Robin Williams by discussing Chris Columbus's family comedy Mrs. Doubtfire and Mike Nichols's queer farce The Birdcage. Other topics include the most quotable movies, the one time Clint Eastwood made a joke, and what kind of chair Zack would be.

The Film Majors continue their April Fools comedy month by talking the best meta movies, Mel Brooks's satirical magnum opus Blazing Saddles, and whether or not they should discuss juicing one another on mic.

In the next installment of The Film Majors April Fools extravaganza, your hosts discuss great child performances, Richard Linklater's family comedy classic School of Rock, and Mick's thrilling trip to Florida to visit his uncle Ron DeSantis.

It's time for a Film Majors April Fools month! Tune in to hear your beloved and trusted cinema experts talk great comedic performances by actors previously known for drama, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein's surprise comedy hit Game Night, and whether or not this is the worst episode they have ever recorded. You be the judge.