Kirsty & Carissa learn to speak properly about class, misogyny, and the expectations we place on the people in our lives.   Topic: Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw Theme: "Make It Ours" by Evermore

Kirsty & Carissa pop into the kitchen for an adventure in the NYC restaurant scene. And yes, there is a reference to the Nic Cage film Pig (2021). Topic: Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain Theme

Kirsty & Carissa -- or is it Carissa & Kirsty? -- wander through the plot of Hamlet and their own lives with some verbose companions. What is the point???? You decide!   Topic: Rosencrantz and Guilden

In the October spooktacular finale, Kirsty & Carissa enter a suspiciously empty town and get to the bottom of the corn maze. Twice.   Topic: "Children of the Corn" by Stephen King Theme: "Make It Ours

Kirsty & Carissa step back to 14th-century France and encounter plague, demons, biblically accurate angels, and a quest. It's religious horror! It's Lovecraftian! It's all-around weird! What are the f

They're creepy and they're kooky, they're watching spooky movies because it's Halloween time! You know what's happening here! Let's talk about Joan Cusack!   Topic: Addams Family Values (1993, dir. Ba

Kirsty & Carissa stay put in Birmingham for an episode full of love, community, and character. Also food. Also crying. Just buckle up, it's a fun one.   Topic: Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop

Kirsty & Carissa have a lot of grievances to air, and so does Ignatius P. Reilly. Grab a beignet and let's discuss.   Topic: A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole Theme: "Make It Ours" by Ever

Kirsty & Carissa work on their villainous puns and characterization as they watch this classic superhero romp, and also take a moment to appreciate Jim Carrey.   Topic: Batman Forever (dir. Joel Schum

Kirsty & Carissa open up their voids and try to unpack exactly what happened - and whether it matters - in this abstract, introspective graphic novel. Bonus: recorded in only one physical place! Topic