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Steven and Erika celebrate Thanksgiving in the traditional manner — by watching Doctor Who from the 1970s. - Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky.

Ride with Barbara Stanwyck in an ambulance that’s on a collision course with decadent mayhem. Stanwyck gets a job as a nurse, eventually assigned to care for the children of a neglectful mom. She’s neglectful because she’s drunk and under the influence of a sadistic Clark Gable. And oh look, Joan Blondell is in this one, too. Directed by “Wild” Bill Wellman. The film is among the first rank of early 30s precodes. - Host Shelly Brisbin with Nathan Alderman.

Grab on to your happy thought and join Shannon Campe in discussing James Barrie’s complicated children’s novel Peter Pan (1911), originally called Peter and Wendy. - Host John McCoy with Shannon Campe.

Swamp Kittens, you…have been chosen! For another episode of What If? breakdown with Lisa, Don, and Kelly. This time around it’s a chat about the latest shenanigans from “Baby-man Cape Dude” and debate some ideas for what to do with the break between now and Hawkeye. Come for the intros, stay for the Bingo cards! Send your theories for Kelly, your questions for the Professor, and your murder lizard content to [email protected] or @IWantMyMCUtv on Twitter. - Host Kelly Guimont, Lisa Schmeiser and Don Melton.

Old Movie Club likes to watch… old movies. And these are old movies about the price and perils of watching (and listening). We view the Hitchcock classic “Rear Window” and visit the smelly, greasy, fuzzy ’70s film for “The Conversation.” Also, we call back to the Summer of Spielberg with a discussion of how Francis Ford Coppola’s career making art films like “The Conversation” was derailed by fantastic commercial success. - Host Jason Snell with Dr. Drang, Philip Michaels, Dan Moren, Erika Ensign and David J. Loehr.

It’s the big finale of season two. On the field, Richmond tries to return to the Premier League. Off the field, things are falling apart. Sam, Keeley, Nate, and Trent Crimm make big moves. Higgins plays with puppies. Roy visits the Diamond Dogs. Jamie shows growth. Dani seeks redemption. Jan Maas speaks the truth. And Ted cites the work of a triple wizard. Onward to season three—after we spend the length of a football match breaking this one down. (Thanks for being with us the last 22 weeks. And join us next week for a special season-wrap episode of Football is Life!) - Host Jason Snell with Casey Liss, Kathy Campbell, Jean MacDonald and James Thomson.

Cicero, Julianna, and Kathy geek out on their favorite things (besides podcasts) on this very special episode of Friends In Your Ears. Theme Music by Christopher and Adelaide Breen Edited by Dear Podcast Incomparable Memberships!: Sign up, help support this show, and get some fun bonus material. - Host Kathy Campbell with Cicero Holmes and Julianna Coughlin.

Welcome to OcTOMber! Our two-part celebration of spooky romances starring Tom Hiddleston. We open with Only Lovers Left Alive, starring Tom, Tilda Swinton, and Mia Wasikowska as vampires. This is more of a melancholy installment in the vampire genre, but it is sexy and funny in a slow-burn kind of way. Our mission is stacked with lovers of this movie who are delighted to introduce it to our director. Be warned! They are ready to lure you into this world of lovers too. - Host Annette Wierstra with Sandra Wong, Kirsten Goruk, Moisés Chiullan, Aaron Allan and Heather Berberet.

Stephen and Tiff decide to take-up juggling after discussing “The Inner Circle”. They were just so damn motivated. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on May 5, 2011. - Host Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

It’s a flashback special on this week’s Stargirl, as we learn how the Justice Society of America defeated Eclipso the first time around. Then it’s the season one finale of What If…? with some serious mashup madness. To get your question discussed on the show, email us at [email protected] or find us on Twitter. - Host Dan Moren, John Moltz and Guy English.