Join Saba and Danny as they discuss the HBO Max series, Made for Love. They try to answer the hard question of if we are, in fact, made for love, discuss relationships with synthetic partners (and what it takes to be in relationship with another), and reminisce about the days before social media and smart phones.

On this episode, Saba and Danny discuss the movie Sound of Metal. They delve into Ruben and Lou's relationship, they discuss the similarities to the film The Ultimate Playlist Of Noise which was covered in a previous episode, and Saba shares the somewhat relevant story Not Quite Narwhal (which she accidentally calls Uni the Unicorn).

Saba and Danny review the Hulu movie, Palm Springs. They explore how the film considers how we give life meaning, the different ways one could respond to learning that they're in a time loop, and who we are as we emerge from this pandemic.

Join Saba, Danny, and their special guest, Renée Sher-McMeans, as they discuss the HBO Max show, The Flight Attendant. Did you catch yourself thinking, "What the f*ck Cassie?!" while watching the show? If so, you're not alone! They discuss how trauma is processed and displayed on the show, using coping mechanisms until they stop working, and all the rabbits.

"We can't escape grief!" For this episode Saba and Danny review the animated Netflix film, Over the Moon. Join them as they continue to explore themes of grief, discuss depictions of reality vs fantasy, and they enjoy the magical lyrics of the songs in the movie.

Saba and Danny explore, process, and question the Netflix movie, I'm Thinking of Ending Things. Join them as they unravel the mysteries within Charlie Kaufman's plot, discuss the regrets of an unlived life, and Toni Collette's scene stealing wonder.

On this episode Saba and Danny review the movie Nomadland. They continue exploring the theme of grief through this film and explore how it portrays nomads and people without homes. They also name how joy and grief can co-exist and the need for community.

Saba and Danny are joined by a very special guest, Wynter Mitchell Rorbaugh, of the podcast Waiting to X-hale, to discuss the epic Disney+ series WandaVision. Together they discuss how the show covered grief while offering viewers a chance to process theirs, review how fantasy relates to grief, and Saba expresses disappointment at learning something specific about Kathryn Hahn (what could it be?).

In this episode Saba and Danny, are joined by a special returning guest, Leor Ram, to discuss the Netflix movie, I Care a Lot. They consider who they were rooting for and what it was like to root against a queer woman as a character, explore the transactional components of working in a helping field, and ask the question "when is a vape pen only a vape pen?"

Join Saba, Danny, and their special guest Nick Levesque as they talk about the groundbreaking 1977 episode of The Jeffersons, "Once a Friend," featuring sitcom's first trans character. They explore what the episode got right, what they wish the writers could've done better, and examine how culture and language change and evolve.