This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're chatting about the 2015 documentary The Nightmare from director Rodney Ascher. Let's talk about sleep paralysis. Is it just a dream? Is it demonic? Is it astral projection? Is it just your melatonin levels readjusting during sleep? Why not all of it? Emily and Krishana share their own experiences with sleep paralysis. Have you ever experienced it? Have you seen the shadow man standing at your bedroom window, too? Let us know!

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This week, on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're wrapping ourselves in our true crime comfort blankies and talking about Real Crime: A Very Special Constable. This particular 2008 episode discusses the murder of Special Constable Nisha Patel-Nazri outside her home in what looks like a botched robbery. If you like true crime, get in here! This episode has all the storytelling tropes that we all love when it comes to watching true crime shows, and we highly recommend checking this one out.

We're gonna watch the world burn down on the socials. Wanna join us? Let's be internet friends! Put us into your timelines by searching What's In The Queue!

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This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're looking at the the 2018 Netflix Original documentary from director Johanna Demetrakas, Feminists: What Were They Thinking. This gorgeous documentary looks at the feminists photographed by Cynthia MacAdams for her book Emergence which sought to discover if women looked differently because of feminism. It's a beautiful film and Krishana and Emily both loved it even though they both had diametrically opposed visceral reactions to the film.

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Let's watch the world burn down together on social media. You can find us on Twitter, IG, and Facebook by searching for What's In The Queue.

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This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're getting back into some alien business with the 2016 documentary Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs from director Justin Gaar! Is musician and special effects guy Christo Poppolo crazy because he sees UFOs or does he see UFOs because he's crazy. Let's discuss!

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It's a Halloween Spooktakular Bonus Episode y'all! Join us as Krishana and Emily share spooky stories!

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This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're looking at the 2015 documentary from director Jon Schnepp "The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened"! This is a truely bizarre tale of the 1998, Tim Burton directed, Nic Cage starring Superman movie that almost was but then rapidly was not. You gotta check this doc out!

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Social media. Everybody hates it but ya girls kinda need it to advertise themselves. Find us on all the things driving our country to extinction and let's be friends!

This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're chatting about the inspiring, the uplifting, the it's-so-good-your-face-will-hurt-from-smiling 2018 Netflix original documentary "Quincy" from directors Rashida Jones and Alan Hicks which chronicals and celebrates the life of music extraordinaire Quincy Jones. If you like music, then you love Quincy Jones. He has been in the business for 60+ years and has had a hand in some of the best music ever made. It would do no justice to Jones' historic career to list his accomplishments here in this description box so go check out this documentary as soon as you're done giving us a listen!

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This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're looking at the 2014 Netflix original documentary "Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru" from director Joe Berllinger. This doc offers an unprecedented look into Robbin's week long self-help seminar and Robbin's unorthodox method of getting people to help themselves. Krishana's ready to join up, Emily's not so sure. Join us for the discussion!

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This week on the What's In The Queue Podcast, Krishana and Emily look back on the last year with special guest Alissa! We read your submissions for favorite moments, and play a little game called "Guess That Doc"! It's been a crazy fun year and we couldn't have done it without you! Thank you all so much for listening. We love you!!!

This week on the What's In The Queue Podcast, we're chatting about the 2018 Netflix original documentary from directors David Sington and Heather Walsh, "Mercury 13"! Do you want to feel insprired? Do you want to cry a little? Do you want to feel a fiery, rightous anger at the injustices of strong women held back by weak men? Then go watch this doc! Then come listen to us chat about these wonderful women who were tested to see if they were good enough to go to space, deemed ready, and told no by the men in charge of the United States' manned space flight program. It's a beautiful and inspriring documentary and we hope you go watch it.

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