Justin and Nicole discussRustin and the intricacies of putting together social moviements. We highly enjoyed the performances, particularly Colman Domingo who captured the charisma and passion of Bay

Justin and Nicole with special guest Rosebud Sioux tribe member Marietta discussKillers of the Flower Moon and American Indian stories that aren't getting told. We disagree on our enjoyment of a thre

Adam and Lexy discussThe Exorcist: Believer and whether being possessed by the devil still carries the same scare factor as it did when the original movie was made. Both hosts find the new movie fail

Lexy and Nicole discussDumb Money and the difficulties most of us face running our investments. Lexy liked the movie better than Nicole who could not get past the central messaging of bad financial a

Picking up where they left in the discussion of the male backlash againBarbie, Stacy and Nicole talk about how the movie stays away from using the word feminism but that the patriarchy is bad for bot

Stacy and Nicole discussBarbie and the movie's message about The Patriarchy. The first of a two part episode, we praise the movie for its sets, costumes, performances, and its honor of Barbie. We get

Justin and Nicole discussOppenheimer and the issues around nuclear proliferation. We disagree on how much we liked the movie. We enjoyed the parts about the bomb and the sound design but disagreed on

Lexy, Nicole, and special guest Monique discuss Joy Rideand the unique experience of Korean adoptees growing up in white families. We disagree on the humor based on personal taste and our appreciatio

Adam and Nicole talk Indiana Jones, reviewing Dial of Destiny and the franchise as a whole. We give our definitive rankings on the five films and talk about how Indiana Jones has weathered the changes

Lexy and Nicole discussElemental and the stereotypical immigrant story. Lexy liked the movie better than Nicole despite agreeing the plot and writing were clunky. Performances by the actors elevated