Party time, excellent! Join us as we debrief on Wayne's World (1992), which somehow turned into a discussion about age of consent laws in the United States.

Gueesssssss whoooooooooo's baaaaaaaaack? We have returned from spring break and can't wait to talk to you about Princess Bride (1987), including how this film perpetuated an irrational fear of quicksand that all Millennials have.

Superbad (2007) is yet another coming-of-age film that Diane loved. Does it pass the smell test 17 years later? Join us for our last episode before we go on spring break through the end of April!

Sister Act (1992) was one Jessica's staples from the video store. Join us as we talk religion, urban design, and why you should never trust a man who said he's leaving his wife.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) was a staple in the Homer household. Join us as guest co-host and internationally-featured librarian Jay joins us to talk about this film that ends up being a thinly veiled critique of capitalism.

Grandma's Boy (2006) stars Adam Sandler's best friends and has been a favorite of both hosts. Does this raunchy comedy pass the smell test?

She's All That (1999) was a favorite of Diane's as a young adolescent; and a film that's been parodied several times. Does it pass the smell test 25 years later?

Jurassic Park (1993) is a film both Diane and Jess saw in the theaters. Join us as we discuss women in STEM, capitalism, and the ethics of de-extinction.

Diane knew Cruel Intentions (1999) so well she could recite lines from it. Does it pass the smell test 25 years later?

Join us as we celebrate the 35th anniversary of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) by discussing whether it's bodacious or bogus in the context of our current culture.