This week we're discussing the new Netflix movie from Iliza Shlesinger 'Good On Paper', which was about 2 inches away from being a good movie.

In this week's episode, we're discussing the film adaptation of In the Heights. We discuss the adaptation, the changes from the stage show, and the movie's colorism. Also, we wonder if you can really just...cash in a winning lottery ticket because your name is written on it.

It's that time again: time for another quiz show from friend of the pod Summer! Listen in as we compete to find out which of us is truly the worst.

Hello! this week we're talking about Casey McQuiston's second novel, One Last Stop, and how we'd all like to be Jane, but know we're August.

We're talking about long distance friendships—it's a lot about ourselves but not entirely. Just go with it.

Also, Emily K. just randomly abandoned the recording for a bit at the beginning there, it really set a tone.

This week we return to watching classic movies with the 1967 film Bonnie & Clyde, starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway.

Fun Fact: Taylor gave us a list of *19* potential titles for this episode.

This week we're looking back on things that stand the test of time...and what it means to "hold up".

Don't worry, we aren't becoming three white women with a true crime podcast. We're three white women with a nonsense podcast doing an *episode* on true crime.

This week we ganged up on each other and decided what is the most unexpected thing about each of us, and why it's unexpected. We 100% recommend pairing off your friend group to talk make judgments about your other friends! Record a podcast about it!

This week, we're discussing the Netflix true-crime docuseries This Is a Robbery: The World's Biggest Art Heist about the robbery at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Fun drinking game: take a shot every time we say "wild"*

*Please don't, you'll die