Andrew, Allison, Zang, and Trevor (and also Wedge for a few minutes at the end) consider the merits of a Japanese movie (though none of them are Japanese), a black, Muslim poet and cultural critic's collection of essays (though none of them are black or Muslim), and a gay woman's identity-obsessed Americana album (though none of them have come out of the closet yet)
MOVIE: My Neighbor Totoro by Hayao Miyazaki
BOOK: They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us by Hanif Abdurraqib
ALBUM: By the Way, I Forgive You by Brandi Carlile
00:00 - We aren't done shitting on Dreamland
00:19 - Trevor didn't know we'd changed the name of the podcast and has been getting it wrong for the last 2 episodes
00:57 - My Neighbor Totoro
07:52 - Andrew relates to little Japanese girls
24:02 - The strategy of picking discussion topics
25:18 - They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us
29:52 - Trevor rants about hope
52:54 - Trevor and his oldest sister have a difficult relationship
56:04 - Do we give out too many 10's?
59:45 - The characters in Jaws give their own movie a 10
1:00:03 - By the Way, I Forgive You
1:01:50 - This album makes Zang revert to his high school self
1:04:03 - The time this album broke Andrew emotionally
1:12:13 - Trevor's thesis on Brandi Carlile's obsession with identity
1:26:09 - *enter Wedge!* *Wedge give opinion!*
1:27:35 - Our favorite songs
1:30:03 - Trevor controls Allison and Andrew's scores
1:34:21 - Recommendations for next time