Ring in a new year with new new gossip! Nicki Glaser roasted the Golden Globes. Zendaya got engaged. Blake Lively continues to divide the internet. Lin Manuel-Miranda always wanted . And Shelby has more to say about Babygirl.
What's worse: Going through TSA or watching a movie about it?
Matt has been on vacation so he and Shelby have a lot to catch up on including Wicked, Moana II, Gladiator II, Juror #2 and of course I Saw the TV
Sister Shelby and Brother Matt break rank to talk faith crises and Christ figures in the new horror film Heretic.
Matt and Shelby have a few people they'd like to toss in those mud pits and send the Salem Seven after, but instead they're just trying to vibe out on the Witches' Road with Patti LuPone and the gays.
Forget about your troubles and listen to us talk about Armie Hammer Time, Channing Tatum, Shawn Mendes, and Jason Kelce fighting homophobia with homophobia! It’s a pop culture roundup for the times (hectic, disorganized, completely unhinged).
Religious Trauma: The Podcast is back with your hosts Shelby and Matt discussing the pros and cons of the Roman Catholic Church. Shelby loves how many men are involved while Matt is really jazzed on their LGBTQ+ stances. Plus, they chat about that twist at the end of Conclave and where exactly the Pope sleeps at night.
There’s an election. There’s also another Chappell Roan story. Hugh Jackman isn’t gay. And Timothee Chalamet has a mustache. So it’s bad news all around on this week’s pop culture roundup.
A cancer patient and a golden retriever partner is basically how we pitch our podcast so OF COURSE we had to talk about We Live In Time, the new romantic drama starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield.
It’s bad news at the top half with coverage of Diddy, Liam Payne, and TMZ. Then divas only with Cynthia Erivo, Charli XCX, and Taylor Swift. For Love It Or Hate It, Matt praises sex workers in Anora and Shelby is surprised by Woman of the Hour.
“It’s What’s Inside needs no explanation,” said no one ever. But that's why we're here.
Shelby attempts to break down the Diddy case. Princess Diaries is getting a third entry. Anne Hathaway is winning a viral moment. J Lo is learning something through this summer. And Jessica Chastain is our penny pinching queen. For love it or hate it, it’s Brat but it’s different for Matt and Shelby declares her undying love for AMC’s Interview with the Vampire.
We might suffer from folie a deux but we’re not talking about it this week! Instead we tune in to the feel-good, look-good Dreamworks animation celebration, The Wild Robot.
These two old asses talk about Aubrey Plaza’s much hotter one as we gush about the new time travel movie My Old Ass.
Chappell Roan gets another bad headline cuz people CAN’T READ. Biopics are getting WEIRD for Pharrell and Robbie Williams. Katy Perry has a TERRIBLE album release week. Hayden Panettiere is sick of EVERYONE being up in her business. And Devin from The Bachelorette being a certified stalker WAS on Shelby’s bingo card. For Love it or Hate It, Shelby’s ready to join the coven singing praises to Agatha All Along and Matt is all for the bloody mess that is The Substance.
Zoe Kravitz put on her director’s hat with her debut film Blink Twice and we’re split on whether or not it’s a good look for her. With missed trigger warnings and mature content, it’s a divisive film with maybe too much going on. Nail art, proverbial (and literal) snakes, men and boys and too many characters for Matt to keep track of, we’re butting heads on what works and what doesn’t in this feminist manifesto on power, abuse, and the #MeToo of it all.
Taylor Swift breaks her silence on breaking her silence. Chappell Roane is setting up boundaries around her stardom. The DNC tried to bully Beyonce into showing up. And Kaitlyn Bristowe f*cks around and finds out when it comes to Tayshia Adams and Bachelor Nation. For Love It or Hate It, Shelby recommends psychothriller Strange Darling and Matt sings praises to Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short’n’sweet”
Crawling spider aliens, big acid blood aliens, human baby aliens. Matt and Shelby are discussing all things alien on this episode on Alien: Romulus.
There’s new interest in the Blake Lively witch hunt. Taylor Swift is also having a week of it. Ryan Murphy also has his eye on the Chiefs. Doja Cat finally got hooked up with Jonathan Quinn. And there’s a whole lot in there about gay mormons and still-a-child Millie Bobbie Brown. For Love it or Hate It, Matt can’t stand by everything Lady Gaga does but he is back on the Big Brother train and Shelby tries her best to recommend the YA horror novel, The Honeys.
This weird movie is streaming on Peacock but we don't recommend you watch it. Just listen to this episode of the podcast instead. Shelby basically acts out most of the film.
Joaquine Phoenix is weird. Blake Lively is weird. D23 is weird. It's really becoming a weird summer real quick.
The world's kindest pop star. The world's weirdest concert. The world's hottest podcasters. Three things addressed on this episode. M. Night Shyamalan's latest disaster gets unpacked as we ask "why?" hundreds of times.
Is it a love triangle or is it two people who meant to work together beset upon by a pesky third? Thus is the question of Twisters and also this podcast as frequent guest/Shelby's sister joins the fray this week. Matt, Shelby, and Laura break down the science of volcanos, the science of hottness, and of course the science of British/Irish/Oklahoman accents. If you feel it, listen to the pod.
Katy Petty insists she understands satire. Kamala Harris claims her brat summer. But it’s Matt who has the story to tell in this absolute mess of an episode.
It’s another long honored tradition here at PSYW where we take a moment to reflect on our favorites of the year so far—and just how mad our choices can make each other.
Who printed that copy of the New York Times? Would a dog survive the apocalypse? Is Patsy's actually a pizza restaruant in New York? Did Matt know this was a cancer movie before he sat down? Shelby and Matt unpack A Quiet Place: Day One, unpacking all of your most pressing questions about the franchise.
There’s little news but much to discuss as we share our thoughts on The Bear, Freaky Friday take two, JoJo Siwa in general, and all the things we’re loving.
Shelby and Matt are discussing emotions, and also Inside Out 2. Is Pixar's latest a hit or a flop? Why was Mindy Kaling recast? Which co-host has more anxiety? All your questions will be answered.
