Our first guest talks with us about language education policy in the U.S. and how the complex history of laws is still affecting English language learners today.

Hannah and Suzanne’s 30-day health/nutrition challenge brought up some unexpected and complex emotions.

Worlds collide! Our hosts bring their art and cinema expertise to discuss some of the successes and failures (mostly successes) in the Netflix original series “Lupin”

We test our emotional strength by doing a deep-dive into Taylor Swft’s albums, specifically the moments that put us in our feels. We’re fine, everything is fine.

What even is provenance, and why is Hannah trying to do it professionally?

Suzanne and Hannah process their lockdown grief in real time. You can thank us later.

Three reasons why Moxie is the most disappointing Netflix feminist teen movie of the season.

Hannah and Suzanne go on a first date with the NBA and have a list of three follow-up questions before committing to a long-term relationship.

Why and how are the Golden Globes a celebration of white mediocrity?

We discuss the three favorite/best/worst/most interesting male characters in Pride and Prejudice.

Suzanne and Hannah discuss why they do (or don’t) wear makeup and share three strategies for shopping for it.

Well, here we are! Two girls and a podcast.