The Pulidos

In the fourth annual Pulidos Podcast Christmas Movie Tournament, Christmas-themed TV show episodes have their chance to shine. As they work their way through the bracket, Savannah and Ari discuss and debate each pairing—including Friends, Seinfeld, Boy Meets World, the Simpsons, Gilmore Girls, Home Improvement, and many more—and ultimately crown one TV show winner.

Savannah and Ari talk about slang from the 1920s to the 2000s and share the ones they would love to bring back. Savannah mentions breaking her streak on Duolingo, and Ari discusses his hate for sourdough breadmaking. 

Savannah and Ari debate, discuss, and deliberate in order to crown the best Thanksgiving side dish in this tournament-style episode. Plus, they talk about good and bad locations for a first date.

Savannah and Ari talk about decorating for Christmas before Thanksgiving. They also ask if writing in cursive is a lost art and if students nowadays can read analog clocks. 

Savannah and Ari rate more Halloween candy and talk about unusual conversations they’ve had with strangers in Target—and how they are now wary of ANY conversation someone tries to initiate with them.

Savannah and Ari discuss the new mythical folklore of the "Switch Witch" and the fun spin on receiving Halloween candy. They also react to John Oliver's Homeschool segment and unpack the real truth of homeschool issues. 

Savannah and Ari discuss the perfect way to assemble a burger, an annoying interaction with a Disneyland cast member, and how late is too late to order at a restaurant.

Savannah and Ari discuss their favorite non-Disney animated movies. Plus, they talk about parenting decisions when it comes to values and ideals and Ari’s neighbor seeing him being weird.

Savannah and Ari discuss insecurity, accepting your body, societal norms, and femininity when it comes to body hair. Plus Ari tells the story of losing his cool in the Eras Tour parking garage.

Savannah and Ari discuss honking, shushing, and giving a thumbs down to other drivers; babies in public and a potential new airplane policy; and Ari’s DMV test.