We're back with pop culture corner! It's a warm and inviting episode for those winter blues and cold evenings.

Celina discusses two inspirational stories of real women defying the odds and reaching milestones that are sure to get you back into your resolution mindset. She also brings to the table (literally) a tasty recipe courtesy of Justine Cooks.

Eric's theme is perfection as he may have discovered his best movie of 2026 --which is wild because it's still January -- 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, as well as the number one show on television, the Pitt!

We even sneak in a couple of book club recs as well.

(NYAD - 2023 - Netflix)

(Brittany Runs a Marathon - 2019 - Amazon Prime)

(Beans and Orecchiette - Justine Cooks)

(28 Years Later: TBT - 2026 - in theatres now)

(The Pitt - 2025-Present - Crave)

Music by: John Bartmann

This week Celina and Eric are hungry for calzones and huckleberry pie! Tune in to hear their takes on clothes straight outta the dryer, tipping culture and podcast awards?!

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We're back with our first recommends of 2026. And you better believe Eric has to talk about Heated Rivalry. We break down a new book from Florence Knapp called "The Names" as well, and then they discuss a few movies from 2025 that caught their attention.

Going forward, we're trying to stick with a routine schedule of Seinfeld then Yada Yada Recommends! If anyone has suggestions for content to check out, don't hesitate to let us know on Spotify or Instagram!

Tune in to hear Eric and Celina on their first episode of 2026! They've been at a year if you can believe it! This week they discuss mannequins, favourite pie flavours and chub rub (?)

Join them as they discuss The Pie!

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A very special holiday episode from the Yada Yada crew this week — just in time for Festivus. 🎄🎉
Join Celina and Eric, along with special guest Jaqueline, as we gather around the (very tinsel-free) pole to celebrate our favourite nostalgic holiday movies. We get into what truly makes a holiday movie great, why they somehow get better with age, our all-time favourites, and some standout newer holiday flicks. Plus, we dedicate a special segment to what may be one of the greatest holiday films ever made: The Muppet Christmas Carol.
So pour yourself some hot chocolate (or eggnog), air your grievances if you must, and tune in for this cozy, festive, very Yada Yada Festivus celebration.

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This week, not unlike any other week, Eric and Celina wonder off a few tangents whilst discussing The English Patient. Tune in to hear our thoughts on whether Mr. Peanut is a pimp, if the term "pimp" is still politically correct, and whether a crepe restaurant is the best place to break up with someone.

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We're trying something new! Celina & Eric dig into some contemporary content (weirdly enough, a lot of it from Apple TV) .

Celina discusses a documentary about the Stiller family (2025) and a sci-fi novel called Dark Matter (2016). And Eric discusses his latest book club entry The Nightingale (2015) and the new Vince Gilligan show Pluribus (2025).

Every other week, we're going to try to break down some non Seinfeld media!

This week, Eric and Celina talk about the red flags Elaine is giving in The Beard. We talk about how insufferable George is with hair and question if his lack of hair was the only thing keeping his ego in check. We talk about what could be a modern Melrose Place and discuss can we always assume we're getting Tupperware back when we lend it out? Tune in this week to hear our takes!

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This week, Celina and Eric dive into medical mishaps, mint-flavoured moral dilemmas, and the fine art of pretending you absolutely know someone’s name. Tune in as we unpack how Elaine’s biggest red flag might just be her vanity with the men she dates, our takes on Home Alone vs. Home Alone 2, and we taste-test some surprisingly vegan, refreshing mint treats.

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Why does everything have to have a social component? This week Celina and Eric discuss which messy food require a napkin, the social milieu's when it comes to attending a party after a break up and whether or not Kramer really knows ALS. To the victor belong the spoils!

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