Totally Tell Me

This week we review the new British / Netflix TV series The End of the F***ing World. plus what we hope Sufjan Stevens does at the Oscars, could James Bond ever be gay, Dominic went to a Valentine's Day haunted house, and Laura is becoming a car dent removing expert and taking a deep dive into googling hot english men.

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This week, Ginger Fierstein (Bay Area photographer) joins us to review I, Tonya. We also discuss blissing out…in vanilla and kinky ways, Ginger introduces us to the world of BDSM - spanking, play partners, waxing, sub/dom, and keeping that body positivity going. Plus, Dominic recaps his bday celebrations and reminisces his profoundly progressive middle school experience.

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This week, we disagree on the new Paul Thomas Anderson film Phantom Thread which sparks a debate on whether taste in art is objective or subjective as well as how neurosis relates to love. The conversation is also punctuated by some Oscar Nomination talk, Grammy winners, & Beavis and Butthead.

This week, Jenny Hannah joins us to review the 2003 cult classic Party Monster starring Macaulay Culkin and Seth Green. Plus, Laura tells the story of how she passed out during a yoga class, we discuss the the best and worst strategies for keeping farts as silent as possible, and debate if "stink-ass" is a real thing.

Brent Weinbach (comedian) and Chris Fleegar (musician) join us to review the "Jackbox Party Pack" video game series. It's something a bit different from our usual movie reviews and also one of our craziest episodes yet. we're diving into penis manipulation, dominatrix golden showers, what does an armpit taste like, what Chris keeps in his briefcase, how farts are effected by butt crack waxing, a brief spoiler-free review of Florida Project & Tangerine (both by Sean Baker) and we reveal the origin story for our podcast's name "Totally Tell Me". This one is a doozy.

We're each counting down our top 10 films of 2017! There's some surprise picks, honorable mentions, and underdogs truly deserving of more love among these films that we think you shouldn't miss from 2017. PLUS we give out awards to Most Regretful, Most Fun Movie to Hate, Best Movie Everyone Hated, & Worst Movie Everyone Loved!

This week, Max and Nicky Weinbach (Laura’s twin brothers) join us to review Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi. We also catch up on our holidays, discuss LA accents, fleshlight penis traps, Chumbawamba, and the theoretical new book "Not The Only Weinbach At The Table".

featured song this week: “Perfect Girls” by Little Person

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We're back! In our first episode of 2018 we're reviewing Call Me By Your Name with guests Kim Kylland & Todd Schramke of the Oakland-based band Kylland...and you KNOW we're talkin' bout that peach scene. We also discuss going back to school and finding new musical inspiration, bitcoin, sexual emails, and food fetishes.

featured song this week: "Overflowing Heart" by Kylland (feat. Josiah Johnson)

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correction: we incorrectly state that Sufjan Stevens did the score to Call Me By Your Name when in fact he contributed 3 original songs and did not do the actual score of the film.

This week, Pete Lee (SF filmmaker) joins us to review the new comedy The Disaster Artist. We also discuss Pete's new short film Don't Be a Hero which was just accepted into Sundance, millennials, acting lessons, getting locked out of your house, German accents, and male strip clubs!

HOHOHO, welcome to this special xmas edition of Totally Tell Me! This week we get into all sorts of holiday themed topics with our guest Garrett Pierce. We review the classic 1988 Christmas film Scrooged, discuss if we ourselves are "Scrooges" during the xmas season, when we found out the truth about Santa, and exchange some surprise gifts!

featured song this week: “Boat Song” by Garrett Pierce