The Millennial Falcon Podcast

When the real world and politics are getting you depressed, you should turn to self-care. Your three favorite millennials discuss the important practice of taking care of your mental and emotional health, and what movies, TV shows, books, and activities we turn to for self-care.

Plus: Anya has plenty of words about "Speechless," Willoughby loves "John Wick 2," and HT recommends the surprisingly great k-drama "Goblin."

A football game or the biggest concert of the year? Your three favorite millennials discuss if the Super Bowl has become more about commercials and a buzzy halftime show than about football.

Plus: Anya pledges her support to good long-form journalism like New York Magazine, HT pledges her undying love for 'Arrival,' and Willoughby cannot quit 'The People vs. O.J.'

Your three favorite millennials reunite to discuss the recently announced Oscar nominations. We talk faves, snubs, and the ongoing debate around diversity.

Plus: Anya goes back in time to 'Victoria,' Willoughby is no longer on a break with 'Crazy Ex Girlfriend,' and HT rebels and sings praises for both 'Galavant' and 'Sing Street.'

This week two of your three favorite millennials are here to review HIDDEN FIGURES, the new film by Theodore Melfi, produced by Pharrell Williams and starring Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monae as three brilliant women working at NASA in the 60s who help get the first Americans into space.

Plus, Anya is inspired by the Women's March and loving the Good Place finale, and Willoughby is rewatching the Avatar TV sequel, The Legend of Korra.

Your three favorite millennials make a musical (episode). We go back to the Golden Age of Hollywood musicals -- the 1930s to 1950s -- to explore why the musical is still such a prevalent genre today, and discuss the classic musical nostalgia sweeping the pop culture landscape.

Plus: Anya loves recommending movies like "A Monster Calls" and "The Tale of Princess Kaguya," Willoughby is feeling the force with Marvel's "Darth Vader" comic series, and HT can't get enough of Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events."

Your three favorite millennials preview 2017 and our most anticipated movies, TV shows and books of the year. Disney, Star Wars and superheroes, oh my!

Plus: Willoughby relives "Boy Meets World," HT loved "Jackie," and Anya is enamored with "The Americans."

Your three favorite millennials review the "Star Wars" spinoff film, "Rogue One." While it's weighed down by clunky exposition and underdeveloped characters, the film's sheer ambition and excellent cast elevate the gritty war movie. The Millennial Falcon gives it 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Plus: Willoughby is enchanted by "La La Land," HT celebrates BIGBANG's last album before they enlist in the military, and Anya gets a first look at the theater adaptation of "Amelie."

Your three favorite millennials wrap up 2016, and what a year it's been. While it's had lots of downs, there were some surprising gems in the pop culture landscape this year. Look forward to Anya, HT, and Willoughby's top 5 movies, TV shows, albums and happenings of 2016.

Plus: Anya finally watched "The People v. O.J. Simpson," Willoughby can't get enough of "War for the Planet of the Apes," and HT dives into her cultural roots with "The Sympathizer."

Christmas time is almost here, and your three favorite millennials are talking about the Christmas movies that give them the greatest happiness and cheer. Whether they're traditional Christmas movies, or just set vaguely around the holiday, we get into the Christmas spirit!

Plus: Anya recommends reading some Rick Riordan young-adult fiction, Willoughby is hooked on the new "Guardians of the Galaxy" trailer and HT super loved the DC TV crossover.

Your three favorite millennials are back together to review the latest entry into the Harry Potter universe, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them." It's not an perfect movie, but it's fun, light and has potential. We rate it 3 and 1/4 stars.

Plus: Anya can't wait for Little Mix's new album and loved Moana, HT finally achieves her K-pop dream of seeing BIGBANG, and Willoughby recommends buying a Harry Potter movie box set and Anna Kendrick's new memoir.