This week on the podcast we discuss Brightburn, a film with a promising and interesting premise, which falls apart in almost every way. Join us as we try to make sense of the decision-making at play and try to find some bright spots in this iffy flick.
In any investigation there are suspects, and the all-tiefling party split up to cover as much ground as they can to solve this strange mystery. Yewsif and Leysa talk to the head cleric as well as one of the relief clerks to get a better sense of the situation. They also talk with a potential victim, but he’s…a bit much. Meanwhile, Taslinn and Fetter try their luck at a prominent pastry shop.
Sam talks about the ingredients to forming successful friendships as an adult.
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Sexuality is a spectrum. You can be homosexual or heterosexual, bisexual or pansexual, heteroflexible, homoflexible…. That’s your business. And there are subsets of sexuality that describe HOW you feel attraction, not just who you’re attracted to: megasexual, demisexual, asexual, graysexual…. The list goes on. Some people choose not to identify at all, but all of these identities are valid, and sometimes fluid as we grow and change throughout our lives.
In the last couple of years since I became polyamorous, I’ve become more and more interested in the wide spectrum of sexuality and relationship styles, which is why my partner recently recommended I watch the 2010 film directed and written by Lisa Cholodenko, THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT.
Continue reading The Other Voices: The Kids Are Alright
Emily Blake writes screenplays with lots of fight scenes. She is a vocal advocate for feminism, polyamory, kink, and sex positivity. She makes most of her money as a script supervisor for film and television, but she also makes cosplays for clients out of her little apartment in Los Angeles.
This week on the podcast Bryan Dressel, Nick “Top Cat” Friedemann, and Matt “Underdog” Dykes jump right into Season Six with “All This And Gargantua 2” – the episode that many a fan consider to be the best of the series. Is it? Listen and find out!
I remember a time when a film was released, people watched them. And if they didn’t enjoy them or they didn’t like them, they might have gotten annoyed about it or they maybe complained to their friends about how shit it was. Now people seem to think that if they don’t enjoy a film or TV series, they have a right to petition the makers to go back and remake it to how they want it. I, for one, am sick of it.
Continue reading Petition This!
Matt is a huge film and TV buff who studied film and moving image production at university. In his spare time he enjoys reading comics and books, the occasional gaming session and writing novels.
This week on the podcast we trip a little light fantastic – or at least try to – with Mary Poppins Returns, the “just okay” sequel to the 1964 Disney classic. We have SOME nice things to say about the film…promise! It’s just that most of the positive things involve Emily Blunt. Anyway, hitch a ride on a kite and come join us for this piece of…entertainment.
Leysa and Taslinn both have strange dreams during the night and bring them to the group the following morning to try and figure out what they mean and if they are omens of things to come. Yewsiff, meanwhile, discovers on his walkabout that trouble is brewing at the clinic he visited the night before. He enlists everyone’s help to get to the bottom of a dreadful mystery.
Sam talks about how Lord of the Rings and this article solved a problem she was facing in her own life.
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This week on the podcast Bryan Dressel, Nick “Air” Friedemann, and Matt “Purple People Eaters” Dykes talk the last episode of season five: The Devil’s Grip. They then decide on their favorite characters and episodes from the season and once again help Matt with a sports reference. You won’t want to miss this one.
