Its Tangent City this week for Eric and Celina. And believe it or not, Celina actually cut a lot out of this episode. But that's what happens when the duo skip a week. Tune in to hear Eric and Celina determine if George's Gatsby reference works, hear Eric's raw thoughts on Rob Schneider and how neither of them could handle the DaVinci sleep schedule.

Honda Odyssy Jackie Chiles Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmEhpSBFYWo

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Celina and Eric are back at it, true to form: Celina, ever the cinephile, and Eric, our resident reading fiend!

Tune in as Celina talks about her love for The Boss and Jeremy Allen White’s performance in Deliver Me from Nowhere. Meanwhile, Eric shares his newest read (at the time of recording) and absolutely raves about one of the best books he’s ever read, Angel Down.

And because we like to keep things spontaneous, Celina does a live viewing of the new Wicker trailer! Tune in to hear her immediate, completely unfiltered reaction.

Movies, books, trailers, and strong opinions — just another episode of Celina and Eric doing what they do best on the Yada Yada podcast!

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Join Celina and Eric this week as they chat about their love for Alex Trebek, how to order a big salad in Portuguese, and ask the important question: don't we all secretly want to date a doctor?

This week, George and Elaine swear off sex—with wildly different results—while Kramer's apartment transforms into New York City's hottest smoking lounge.

All that and more as we break down The Abstinence (Season 8, Episode 9) on this week's episode of The Yada Yada Podcast!

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Summer vibes continue for Celina and Eric! 🕶⛱

Eric is talking They Odyssey, as Christopher Nolan intended, and his latest read 4000 Weeks by Oliver Burkeman.

Celina is talking about Apple's new sports movie, The Dink and her fave youtube creator, Alexandra Gator.

Eric and Celina are bringing their soft, milky white hands for a chat about pirate fashion, low talkers, and one of the most infamous shirts in TV history. This week they're diving into The Puffy Shirt (5.2), where Jerry accidentally becomes the face of pirate chic and George lets hand modelling go straight to his head. Tune in and pass the bologna!

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Summer vibes means we got recommendations!

A couple book offerings: Celina suggests the 2024 novel The Wedding People by Alison Espach.

Eric may or may not have cried while reading 2017's The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo from Taylor Jenkins Reid.

And Celina even found time for a Sunday movie, as she checked out Jackass: Best and Last. She's a huge fan of the franchise and showed up with some research. A few of the clips she mentioned can be found below:

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Eric has to talk about the new season of House of the Dragon!!!

This might go down as one of our grossest episodes of all time! There is a lot of chatter around nose picking, exposed nipples, and Eric even sings for a short bit, just nauseating stuff.

Check out our fun ads involving Celina's new sponsorship based on her secret shame !

SYNOPSIS:Nobody likes to feel exposed, but for Jerry and Elaine, they’re caught in intimate moments both private and public. An exposed protuberance and possible nostril penetration, it’s some people’s worst nightmare. George is wallowing in self-pity with a song in his heart. He seeks therapy in his quest to 1) get over Susan  2) ultimately decide to just win her back with rock-related promises and 3) go back on that promise with his own nostril hijinks. And while his idea does go mainstream, Kramer’s ego is stroked just enough to get out of possible fragrance related litigation.

Join Celina and Eric this week as they share what’s been keeping them glued to their screens! Celina dives into her favourite docuseries, Clarkson’s Farm, and the new comedy The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins, starring the unlikely duo of Daniel Radcliffe and Tracy Morgan. Eric discusses the Hacks series finale—fair warning, there are spoilers—and weighs in on whether the new Scary Movie is worth watching.

Tune in as pals Celina and Eric chat about what they're watching, what's worth your time, and what you might want to add to your own watchlist. 🎙️📺

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The Pledge Drive! This week Celina and Eric go to church. ⛪️ Jk! They talk Seinfeld and their fave chocolate bars, as per usual. They discuss which desserts are okay to eat with utensils and how the rich are actually the real influencers, not the youth. Tune in to hear all the tangents and in between they discuss the core four; how long should Jerry have kept the thank you card, how fixed is Nana's income and how Elaine is having a hard episode.

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Even with Jury Duty, Celina still finds the time to discuss a season of Seinfeld that she dislikes. THAT'S DEVOTION TO THE POD.

Welcome to the postmousse era.

Jerry’s foolish decision-making brings his ex-girlfriend within the boundaries of the dreaded pop-in.

Elaine is okay going into 5000$ in debt and sacrificing a good shower all for a cheap apartment. And hey, 400 a month, who would say it’s a bad idea.

And George, aka the lord of the idiots, shows up to a party filled with eligible women locked down by an imaginary entomologist wife.

Kramer is along for the ride, as he slowly realizes he’s a pod person, but occasionally comes in clutch to help the humans.