Kim Moffat is a Fan

A special episode about how incredibly important this election is and how vital your vote is.Pledge to vote at www.raisingvoters.org/beavoter

Sasha Khatami really wants you to vote (for Kamala Harris). (So do I, frankly. Because democracy quite literally depends on it.) Listen as we talk about why voting matters, the power of social media, and how to protect your peace while pushing back against misinformation.Pledge to vote at www.raisingvoters.org/beavoter

Clara (aka Color Me Loverly) is here! In part two of this two-part episode, we talk about fanfiction, journaling, and how JK Rowling is the worst.

Clara (aka Color Me Loverly) is here! In part one of this two-part episode, we talk about what the difference is between commenting in a public space about a big brand versus a private party, what it's like to be the hyper-online friend in your friend group, and how the internet changed the Democratic ticket.

Our second Strict Scrutiny guest is here! Leah Litman talks about Supreme Court reform, the power of your vote, and why Taylor should drop Reputation TV ASAP for the sake of democracy.

It's Hart of Dixie fan favorite Kaitlyn Black! In part two of this episode, Kaitlyn talks about being an aunt, her favorite Hart of Dixie outfits, and what it's like to have an emotion.

Episodes are back and we've got the perfect person to start back up with - Hart of Dixie's Kaitlyn Black! In part one of this episode, we talk about Kaitlyn's move into nursing, the time a stranger touched my teeth, and what we'd be willing to do for a HOD reboot.

In this second part of this two-part episode, Kate Shaw talks about the Supreme Court and student debt, how to reconcile the legacies of RBG and President Biden, and finally settles the big debate: should I be allowed on MSNBC?

In part one of this two-part episode, Kate Shaw (co-host of Strict Scrutiny) talks Project 2025, luxury travel, and the Supreme Court. Listen in as your new favorite law professor breaks it all down for us!

In the second part of this two-part episode, Sarah Lancaster (Chuck, Everwood, Scrubs, What About Brian, etc etc etc) talks life in junior high, bonding with crew members, and (against her will) horcrux. Somehow Sarah Lancaster is even more of a delight in this second part! Can't say how she does it, but listen in anyway!

In the first part of this two-part episode, Sarah Lancaster (Chuck, Everwood, Scrubs, What About Brian, etc etc etc) talks books, meeting her husband and best friend, why she's raising her kids out of LA, and… height. A surprising amount of height talk here. Sarah Lancaster is a delight so listen in as she talks while I polish up my friendship resume for submission.

Part two of my interview with Jay Hayden is up! If you haven't listened to part one, it's in the feed just for you. Part two is all about Station 19 and trying to explain what a horcrux is. Enjoy!

In a very timely episode, author and political commentator Jared Yates Sexton helps us better understand this very specific (though not all that unique) moment of history we are living through, and how we can make it out with our democracy.This is part two of a two-part episode.

In a very timely episode, author and political commentator Jared Yates Sexton helps us better understand this very specific (though not all that unique) moment of history we are living through, and how we can make it out with our democracy.This is part one of a two-part episode.

After spending years talking about Battleground, Jay Hayden is here to answer all of my questions about it, plus, in part one of this episode, Jay talks TV shows and movies he loves, his favorite Stephen King books, and the acting teacher who told him he'd never make it in Hollywood.

It's time for a break! Let's all go enjoy a bit of the summer, and I'll be back for new episodes before you know it.

It's the episode I've been waiting for since the Jack & Jill finale aired - Rina Mimoun talks Dawson's Creek, the Everwood finale that almost was, the wild Superman & Lois storyline she pitched, why the Jack & Jill finale is so heartbreaking, and of course, Girls on the Bus!

Melissa Coulier is back! This special episode is a clip from an interview with Melissa and Dave that I did on another podcast I hosted with my best gal, Melanie Samuels. Listen as Mel and Dave tell their super sweet meet-cute!

Melissa Coulier is glittery magic personified. Listen as she talks about the importance of wellness, why we should all be kinder to ourselves, and what it's like to pay the karmic retribution for Dave.

In a totally different type of episode, Kim and Zazz talk about nothing (Hart of Dixie, Dawson's Creek, babies, cats, and crosswords) to celebrate the six seasons of Dawson's Darlings that wrapped up this week.

In theory, this episode was meant to promote my new book (“december.” is available on Amazon and Apple Books). In actuality, this episode is about podcast sponsorship, law school, and how much milk is too much milk.Purchase “december.” here.

Part two of a two-part episode! In part two, I explain to Matt why it's good he didn't approach Jim Carrey, Matt tells the story of the time he met Taylor Swift, and we spill the beans on Rachel Bilson's strongest on-set friendship.

Part one of a two-part episode! In part one, Matt Lowe talks about why changing your mind is a good idea, college football, and personality tests.

Alexandra Breckenridge talks about her complicated feelings about This Is Us, the personal life of Virgin River's river, and the effect grief has on memory.

Jodie Sweetin talks about posing for book covers, being fearless, and how letting go of social media has helped her mental health. Plus, Kim and Jodie finally talk about what happened to the Sea Pappy at the Fuller House wrap party.

In this episode, Chloe Weaver talks about finding a balance between work and parenting, the current state of the industry, the best bite she had on Chef's Table, and, of course - Paws P.I.

In this episode, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong talks about the longevity of Mean Girls, what it was like growing up loving television, and why 2023 wasn't the year of the “girl”.

In this episode, Scott Weinger talks about life as a Disney prince, working life as a TV writer, and the romance of the Warner Bros lot.

In this episode, John Brotherton talks about what makes a Girl Dad, how important (and difficult) it is to tell people you love them, and the magic of independent filmmaking.

In this episode, Stefanie Drummond talks about what it's like to audition during (and post) COVID, the connection she feels to Anne of Green Gables writer L M Montgomery, and what it took to move to LA.

In this episode, Mircea Monroe talks about the differences between London and America, sleep hygiene, and the best shirt recommendation you'll ever get.

In this episode, Christine Lakin talks about what motivated her to make the move into directing, what it was like to deal with the paparazzi of the early 2000s, and finally answers Kim's lifelong question… how many more podcasts does she need to start, to get Christine to be her best friend?

In this episode, Marla Sokoloff talks about the perils of glitter, what motivated her shift into directing, and the exhaustion that comes with being Kim's friend.

It's our very first episode! And so there could only be one guest... Andrea Barber!In this episode, Andrea gets honest about post-divorce parenthood, demonstrates the only way to drink a margarita, and breaks Kim's heart a little when she reveals that she's never seen Speed 2: Cruise Control.

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