Zillennial Support Group

As a part 2 to last week, Marriya and Silvana discuss their own supernatural experiences from haunted school buildings to governor's island in new york. We talk about nightmares the validity of premonitions and whether or not we are prone to supernatural energies. Stay spooky!

Marriya and Silvana discuss and reminisce about their quintessential zillennial experience on tumblr in the superwholock fandom during the early 2010's. They talk about the nature of media consumption during that time and how tumblr shaped fan culture on the internet during the rise of streaming. We think back to how we first got into the fandom and our relationship to the digital platforms of the time. We hope you enjoy our nostalgic musings about our teenage past and welcome any audience experiences during this iconic time period. We expand on the topic of supernatural in our part 2 of this episode, so be sure to tune in next week!

Marriya and Silvana discuss the tv shows and movies we're currently watching and give some life updates including Marriya's toe surgery which she live tweeted and texted (we stan content). We talk cougartown, zooey's extraordinary playlist, jennifer's body, powerpuff girls, and watching the olympics. We also talk about how the rise of starbucks popularity aligned with the zillennial generation. 

Marriya and Silvana welcome guest Dana Armstrong to discuss our old favorite singing competition TV show, American Idol! We talk our favorite seasons, our earliest memories, where old contestants are now, and what the show is like today. We take a look at the singing TV show genre as a whole and discuss how other shows measure up. We also dissect and analyze a break-up essay written in MLA format posted on a Facebook group and discuss exactly how much of a narcissist the guy is. Enjoy!

This week Marriya and Silvana talk finding love across the pond and the old 2000s trend of British/American rom-coms. We discuss Love Actually, What a Girl Wants, Notting Hill, Angus Thongs & Perfect Snogging, and more as we assess the impact these movies had on us growing up. We ask important questions like: Why were these movies so popular? Why did the trend fade? and Can Tom Holland and Zendaya's new romance reignite the flame between these two countries? We also quiz Marriya of her knowledge of '90s and 2000s movies of the year based off of Silvana's obscure cultural context clues.

Marriya and Silvana create their own reboots of some old Zillennial favorites and share their ideas for the perfect casting. The episode includes old favorites including; Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Mystic Pizza, Princess Diaries, Scooby-Doo, Blue's Clues, and 10 Things I Hate About You in honor of some reboot ideas we found from TikTok and the current reboot and remake culture of today's TV climate. Let us know your thoughts and share some of your own ideas! (Sorry about sound quality for this one and also pls enjoy our new icon pic!)

In which Marriya and Silvana discuss the new iCarly reboot, where the cast and characters are now, why Sam's not there, how this reboot holds up to other shows, and the mystery of Freddie's hairline. We also play a new game of guessing the number one hit singles of years 1997-2005 using context clues and Marriya's utter lack of music industry knowledge.

In which Marriya and Silvana discuss the new Powerpuff Girls Reboot and read some of the terrible script that has already been scrapped by the CW network. We also talk about Bo Burnham's new special and its popularity on TikTok as well as the latest TikTok trend of Adult Swim bumps (and a few tangents here and there) Enjoy!

In this episode, we welcome guest Molly Smith (host of podcast "Did That Age Well?") to discuss generational divides, millennial trends of the past, and what makes something cheugy.

In which Marriya and Silvana discuss the prolific Scooby-Doo franchise, its history, and how it's dominated Marriya's whole life the past two weeks as well as an update about Silvana's love for Olivia Rodrigo's newest album, all while eating too many grapes. Enjoy! (and don't forget to follow us on socials)