I this episode, I give a shout out to The Penguin and The Pitt. I discuss Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni (ps, I believe Justin in guilty). I discuss the American Eagle blue jean ad versus The Gap denim ad (I liked the The Gap denim ad better). Then, I give a review of The Housemaid (2025) with Spoilers. It's a great movie that I highly recommend. Enjoy the episode.

In this episode, I finish going over my year 2025 and how it was and then, I say my 2026 New Year's Resolutions; and I hope it inspires you to make your 2026 New Year's Resolutions. This episode is more upbeat. Enjoy. :)

In this episode, I talk about my favorite books, music, tv shows and movies from the year 2025 and then, I do a review of my year up until March 2025. I'm not sure how riveting this is; but in case anyone wants to learn from my mistakes; here you is the episode. Thanks so much for listening.

In this episode, I talk about my favorite episodes of the show Chef's Table that streams on Netflix. I also give shout outs to my favorite things. I give a shout out to the song, "Gardenia" by Lenore Pink. I give a shout out to the books I AM 3CP0 by Anthony Daniels & the book Spark: How Genius Ignites From Child Prodigies to Late Bloomers by Claudia Kalb. I give a shout out to the movies, Wicked For Good (2025) & Avatar: Fire & Ash (2025). I give a shout out to Stranger Things: Season 5. I give a shout out to the YouTube video called "The Unforgivable Sing of Ms. Rachel" by Lindsey Ellis (Spoiler Alert: It's empathy. Ms. Rachel feels empathy). I love empathy. I give a shout out to movie theaters in general. Then, I discuss my favorite episodes of the show Chef's Table featured on Netflix. Spoiler Alert; my favorite episodes feature: Christine Tosi, Mashama Bailey, Dario Cecchini, Sean Brock, Rodney Scott, Chris Bianco, Gabriel Bonci, Ann Kim, Yoshiro Imai, Evan Funke, Nok Suntaranon, Norma Listman & Saqib Keval, Jose Andres and Alice Waters. Enjoy! You can find me on Instagram @juliemakesmovies Thanks for listening!

In this episode, I talk about some of my favorite documentaries and share my experience at a special event I attended. The San Francisco Film Doc Stories series hosted a free community screening of the documentary My Mom Jayne, directed by Mariska Hargitay and produced by two-time Oscar nominee Trish Adlesic, held in San Francisco at the Vogue Theater.

This episode is a celebration of the power of documentaries. Enjoy!

Link: https://sffilm.org/event/community-screening-my-mom-jayne/

In this episode, I talk about why I moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to Colorado Springs, Colorado. Colorado Springs is a great city and I've really enjoyed living here so far. I've lived here for 7 days so far (lol) and I love it. Enjoy the episode!

In this episode, I give a shout out to the YouTube video, "Black Christmas & Feminist Horror" by Princess Weekes and the movies: Blade (1998), Psycho (1960) & Cuckoo (2024). I also give a shout out to the short film Apples (2025) by King Nickey; now available for free on YouTube. Then, I talk about the movie, The Strangers (2008) with SPOILERS and how much I loved this movie and how it genuinely scared me. The movie stars Liv Tyler & is written & directed by Bryan Bertino. Then, I give updates on my micro-budget feature films that I'm working on. Enjoy. You can follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies Enjoy this Halloween episode. Happy Belated Halloween!

In this episode, I talk about going to the job fair at the San Francisco LGBT Center. It was super fun. Everyone was super nice. Their website is here: https://sfcenter.org/ I start off by recommending some more horror films since it's October and Halloween month. I, then, talk about the LGBT job fair at the LGBT center in San Francisco. Then, I talk about some experiences I've had in the workplace as a lesbian. Homophobia in the workplace does happen and it sucks. Overall, I talk about how amazing the job fair was and how amazing the people were at the LGBT Job Fair at the LGBT center in San Francisco. Then, I give an update on the feature film, I've been working on. You can follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies or you can check out my website: juliekerrstudios.info

In this episode, I give some brief thoughts on my previous episode. Then, I tell you the latest horror films I enjoyed on the Hulu streaming service since it's October and Halloween time. Then, I talk about how I enjoyed The Emmy's 2025. Then, I para socially, explain that I'm open to working with life coaches one day; we just have to talk about what that would look like. Then, I talk about some difficulties I ran into in making my micro budget feature film. Then, I give interpersonal relationship tips for lesbian and bisexual women. I'm a lesbian myself. I love lesbian and bisexual women with all my heart. Then, I give brief tactics on how to heal your brain chemistry and have it go more towards feeling inner happiness or I give tactics on how to feel more inner joy (if you want to feel inner joy) (lol). Then, I give updates on my current micro budget feature film. Follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies or check out my website: juliekerrstudios.info

There's a new documentary series from the British free-to-air public broadcast channel named Channel 4. The series is called Marilyn Manson: Unmasked. These are my thoughts on the documentary. Here's the link to the series: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/marilyn-manson-unmasked

I would love Netflix USA to feature the series on their channel & I would love the series to trend on the top ten on Netflix USA. I feel that would ensure the safety of the people who (allegedly) survived his (alleged) violence.

Love is stronger than nihilism. Love is the way.