Two Degrees of Ken

Kendra's watching the Other Bennet Sister. Ken is watching Widow's Bay. Next week they will talk about I Love Boosters. Kendra briefly discusses the big stamp convention. Well rounded convo all around.

The Kens talk modes of transportation, pandemoniums of parrots, and the necessity of tight pants. Ken watched Obsession and thinks it stumbled into being kind of brilliant. He also finally got his life together and watched Harold and Maude. Kendra takes a dip in the cool May waters of somewhere way too north to be doing that. All in all, refreshing!

AI Burgers and Driving dogs! An advanced world?! No, bad stamps, ie the apocalypse. Kendra and Ken talk the new Ralph Lauren stamps, LA Movies, Elaine May, Charles Grodin, and Lena Dunham's new memoir, Famesick. It’s another wild ride from your boys. We’ll meet you again down the road next week.

Thanks to a listener suggestion we get into our favorite Polar seltzers, the original Devil Wears Prada, OC characters, & giant roadside attractions. It's an action packed silly episode for us.

Ken and Kendra are back, this time discussing such timely topics as giant Jolly Green Statues, the movie Ad Astra, and crying in movie theaters. Ken saw Blue Heron and calls it the best movie of the year, and a true work of art. Kendra saw a Green Giant in Minnesota years ago and looked up his skirt. Has Kendra seen Interstellar? No. Is she still a stellar interviewer? Yes! Check out Someone Lived Here. They both shun reusing Max Richter's On the Nature of Daylight in your movie, so be careful, movie-makers!

Ken's Motorbike, Kendra's Diver. Wait, is that a bonnet in a vast horizon of desolate prairie Kendra sees? It is Meek's Cutoff! Wait, is that the latest Steven Soderbergh movie Ken has seen? Indeed! Kendra extolls the virtues of Korean TV shows named Call it Love while Ken asks, "Is Sideways as good as I think it is?" We would love to lie, and say that's where his neediness ends, but if you've listened before, you know, it's not. Ken dug The Christophers and he's not talking about the stars of House Party and Class Act, although he does love them as well. Kendra introduces Ken to Dave, Dave the Diver. Nice to meet you Dave, Ken says. He can be pleasant when he needs to be.

Ken talks an The Long Goodbye showing with Elliot Gould (super cool). Then they discuss their agreed upon topic, The Drama, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. Spoilers start at 22:10 area. They laughed, they tensed.

Kendra watched a movie named after Ken’s favorite things: Pizza Movie. It's got a power hungry RA and she was LOLing over it. In other news, Ken has moved and Kendra was moved by a new way of telling a wizard story. The book is called Uprooted by Naomi Novik. Ken watched Velvet Goldmine and explained David Bowie to Kendra. Ken would like to solve a problem with Tesla drivers? He quibbles. The hills are alive with the sound of podcast!!

Ken vs Ken! Ken and Kendra fight for the soul the show. Will it solely be a place for platitudinal praise of the latest Hollywood pap? Or will it be a hard hitting expose about the dangers of reading books? Take a listen and help us decide! We discuss Sleeping with the Enemy, Project Hail Mary, Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood, Luster by Raven Leilani, Toni Erdmann and Goodbye Lenin.

Ken and Kendra talk Project Hail Mary, but before they discuss Ken's favorite meat kielbasa! It's not a euphemism! He just ate some for dinner. And a little side of canned spinach and maybe Olive Oil.

Kendra gives Project Hail Mary 5 stars. Ken refuses to say that it's better than The Martian, despite Kendra's constant requests. Overall they discuss the center of gravity that Ryan Gosling's glasses create. The Kens agree on one thing.. Ryan does it for them in this film.