Podcast appearances and mentions of nana rose

We close out the year with the best episodes yet! We have also just have a great discussion; Emily was on fire this episode so we hope you like it. We discuss the dissolution of Grundy and Archie, the impressive character writing especially with Betty, Jughead's background and the introduction of his father, Cheryl's terrible living, the introduction of Nana Rose, the support Keller household and Veronica trying to do the right thing.No episode next week, we'll pick back up in the new year!Our amazing cover art is by vedrinic and you can follow them at https://vedrinic.tumblr.comEpisode 3 content warnings: murder, assault, grooming, sexual assault, emotional manipulation, gaslighting, parental abuse, homophobiaTheme song: "Beauty Flow" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Follow us on bluesky @dead-ends.bsky.socialSend your podcast or show questions to our inbox at deadendspcast@gmail.com.Find all of Emily's links here: https://linktr.ee/emilypyleFind all of Brenton's here: https://linktr.ee/brentonpyle

Things get wild here on ARRTI this week. Hirame has had a secret boner palladium, Reg seduces Nana Rose for the maple groves that are cursed so she says, Archie beats up a bunch of escaped felons and then has to choose between scapegoat status or war hero status, Jughead does a bunch of drugs to escape his writer's block and end up getting "abducted" by mothmen, Veronica meets up with her Bad Chaddy who blackmails her into not divorcing him, and Chick and Charles get married and stabbed in F.P's house after they escape prison. Hit us up on the internet or email us, we love that!  Have a great week, Find Joy where you can, eat some Palladium and see if it gives you superpowers, and Don't Fuck by a Prison Break! Our Socials: Twitter/Bluesky: @RiverdaleRuns / Insta: riverdale_runs Our Email: arrtipod@gmail.com

En el podcast d’avuí, farem un homenatge inicial a Jordi Vila, cantant i actor de doblatge que ens ha deixat fa poques hores. La Jayce treurà ferro a l'acord entre Crunchyroll i Prime Video, i farà el seu apunt de moda. A continuació, entrevistarem a una de les fotògrafes de cosplay més famoses del nostre pais: Irene Kuroi, que en explicarà exactament en que consisteix la seva feina, i alguna que altra anècdota. Posteriorment, Xavi Omella a la Doraxarxa, parlarà del pique entre el doctor en història japonesa Jonathan López Vera i la Vanguardia, arran de que el ninjes no existeixen. I finalment, al Tenkaichi Musical torna Aida Deturck, versionant per 1er cop i en català el 1er opening de Nana: "Rose"

Our boy Jughead Jones gets buried alive, Toni gets very gaslit by Cheryl, Nana Rose is fucking Nick Fury, Archie is itching to become a vigilante, Betty is harassed by her sister pretending to be her dead father, and Jughead's brother invites jugheads girlfriend into the junior FBI. BUY SOME SHIRTS WE HAVE THEM NOW!! The Links to the shirts are on our Twitter(@RiverdaleRuns) and our Instagram(riverdale_runs). Also, reach out to us through our email(arrtipod@gmail.com)! Have a great week, Be Kind, bake some bread or something, and Don't Fuck By A Corpse!  

In this episode we discuss Nana Rose having a clever solve for her own death, Veronica being in her annoying era, this episode basically ripping-off Veggie Tales, the Pop's burger being a temptation fruit, the morality of killing Percival, an embarrassing rendition of Ladies Who Lunch, and a game where we recount all of the CW shows cancelled after one season.

Welcome to yet another episode of Riverdale we hated (and watched anyway)! Were you disturbed by the weird threesome energy of that VeBArchie scene? Did you roll your eyes at the shameless retconning of Hal Cooper into an exaggerated caricature of what a serial killer would be like as a dad? And are you fed up with that spiteful old cow, Nana Rose? Well, you have friends here, because we said yes to all of those and we have MORE.   Don't forget to rate and subscribe! Follow us on:  Twitter: @ih8itletswatch Instagram: @ih8itletswatchit Website: tinyurl.com/ih8itletswatchit Email: ihateitletswatchit@gmail.com

Keeping up with Riverdale this season feels like a full-time job. Episode 7 lays A LOT of groundwork, and given what we've seen so far, things could literally go ANYWHERE at this point. For now, we're focused on processing Hiram's alleged death, figuring out what the hell Nana Rose and Abigail are up to, and trying to predict exactly what the HELL is going on with TBK. (Special thanks to Lisa's dear friend and IT expert Brandon, without whom this episode would literally not exist.) Don't forget to rate and subscribe! Follow us on:  Twitter: @ih8itletswatch Instagram: @ih8itletswatchit Website: tinyurl.com/ih8itletswatchit Email: ihateitletswatchit@gmail.com

This week, it's all about elections in Riverdale! Couldn't tell you why, but there sure are at least 2 happening. Rivetting.  Hermione vies for Mayorhood as Veronica acts out by running for student body president - if only to fuel her obsession with smooching, Reggie comes up with an excellent campaign slogan, Hal is NOT the father, Betty gets threatening again, and don't even WORRY about it: We have yet another egregious Glee! comparison. Our two hosts have this and more to contend with as Miranda calculates how long she has to skip town, Evelyn introduces us to the new character who occasionally possesses her body: (The) Duke Scotchtape, and both are ecstatic with a long-overdue reaming out of Archie. Oh, and can anyone tell them who Bravo's Andy Cohen is, or why they should care?   Screencaps & other fun stuff can be found on our Twitter: https://twitter.com/moodforchaospod    Content Warnings: Abortion Conversion Therapy (brief mention) Emotional Abuse/Manipulation Gaslighting Homophobia Sexual Harassment (brief mention) Music: 'Imps' by Mark Revell

Welcome to Sex Archie: The Riverdale Recap Podcast This episode covers Chapter 99: The Witching Hour(s) by Arabella Anderson; directed by James DeWille Cheryl is so self-centered even a story about her ancestors was about her all along. And with her as the A and B plots, the Sabrina appearance this whole miniseries was sold on is less than a C plot. Still, Nana Rose supremacy.

In this finale episode we talk about ordering your Falice merch, everyone being horny, how Dolly Parton might be the Trash Bag KIller, making up headlines for the Lodge Ledger, how palladium is the fifth element, Kevin being a New York influencer, what we would bring to threaten Hiram, palladium milkshakes, Nana Rose being the queen of withholding information, Betty's family tree, Cheryl being mad as hell for no reason, Veronica's obviously bad casino, Hermosa continuing to be unnecessary, Cheryl being in a MLM, the trailer for the Lim Manuel Remamba movie, just one character being a witch, and our predictions for next season!

WE'RE BACK, BAYBEEEEEEEE Not a bonus episode, a true return to form as we examine Riverdale's first *checks notes* Christmas episode...? Okay, sure. Don't worry, they're not toning down any grim content just because the halls are decked; in fact, you could argue this is one of the more gruesome episodes thus far! Incredible! This week, our main four teens struggle with the aftermaths of their respective break-ups and everyone watching struggles to give a damn. But the GOOD news is: Cheryl is in fine fettle, keeping the Christmas spirit alive, and delivering the sickest of burns to her mother - pun not intended. Speaking of burns, turns out not even the torching of Thornhill couldn't kill Nana Rose, who has suddenly returned. Sheriff Dad turns out to be a crack shot, Moose has been released from the purgatory of the hospital, more infuriating off-brand names are invented, and the Andrews family faces their most horrifying ordeal yet: The American Healthcare System (or lack thereof).  Miranda somehow guesses a bonkers plot-point again, Evelyn corrects Jughead on Asimov's laws of robotics, and neither of them can get enough of Reggie's hilarious douchery.   Screencaps & other fun stuff can be found on our Twitter: https://twitter.com/moodforchaospod   Content Warnings: Cannibalism Claustrophobia Corporal punishment  Dementia/Senility Flaying Gun violence Infanticide (brief mention) Medical debt Murder Severed body parts   Music: 'Imps' by Mark Revell

Betty gets a reward, Hiram makes one last play, Veronica faces consequences, Cheryl makes a truly, truly impossible discovery.

S5 Ep 10 Chapter 86 The Pincushion Man  Riverdale may be fictional but there is a real crisis going on, if you are looking to help Afghan refugees here is a charity that helps them get settled Back to the nonsense-- Betty: Official FBI Investigation - no Jugheads allowed 10 agents on the Lonely highway - where were all these people when the black hood was around? Sherwood Asylum? What is this Asylum?? Wasn't he never really captured and then Penelope used him as the Gargolye king? Oh WAIT I forgot about the hannibal lector room, how did he escape?? OMG the prom murders jesus this show is dark So his theory is that multiple killers are all in agreement to kill people around Riverdale, because all the dead bodies in the swamp span such a time. Betty thinks the killer is a man in his 50s (time to go back to the drawing board, so lame when they try and limit it who is old enough and not a murderer already, could it please be hiram so we can get him out of here) Her boyfriend is writing a dissertation about her family??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?? Dude, dude thats fucked up Fuck yeah she slaps him  This is the saddest birthday party ever, where are the other children, speaking of what happened to the elementary school? WHAT THE FUCK IS ON CHIC'S HEAD??? Is it a wig, did he stop to curl his hair before coming over? Did they call the police before sitting down? Or like text her boyfriend not boyfriend? A WEDDING, of course alice is an officiant,  The twins have had like 1 line each. Betty really needs to start actually participating in therapy because she keeps saying she is a lost cause but SHE HAS NOT KILLED ANYONE well until this episode. Alice has such a messed up relationship with her children.  So wait her boyfriend knew her brother, like biblically knew?? Whats the dynamic here because CHarles is like super pissed   Veronica isn't really divorced because of course not She wished him dead, girl same. Also did he know that and pull a hiram? Like did he fake the plane crash? Damn am i getting into the idea of chad? This is how all marriages should end, in a reverse.  Dancing to first song. I DO NOT TRUST HIM THOUGH   CHAD IS IN DEBT?!?! He is now blackmailing her? Get a Lawyer bitch, get a lawyer Cheryl yet again asking the question - is the maple syrup industry profitable? And Hiram asking the question - is riverdale making a commentary on the evils of real estate or do they also not understand how it works? Also Nana rose is now positing the theory that the blossoms only have maple syrup because they are saddddd What is this curse? WHY DOES HIRAM CARE ABOUT RIVERDALE HIGH SO MUCH WHAT IS THE ANGLE HERE?? Palladium vein - is this a red herring? Is this really the evil plot?  Hiram orchestrates a prison break, and reggie sets fire to maple grove, but Cheryl is obsessed, she will keep these groves Nana Rose says the curse could be ended by killing the interloper, really inconsistent with this curse.    Sex Dreams in the Sex Bunker with not a sex friend Jugheads agent is like really good? A spot that usually goes to Steven King Jughead is going to trip to write the book and rather than ask A) his best friend slash roommate Archie B) his alleged long term friend who was doing coke at 13 Veronica C) his pseudo step mom Alice:  he asks his boss that he is sexually attracted to and has already kissed   Later she will call herself his girlfriend which is confusing but was that just because of his ex? What trauma needs to be uncovered that is new??   I am sad the name is just maple mushrooms, also can you just cook psychedelic mushrooms with no training into a sauce, don't you have to be careful or whatever? Also why are we in charge of the bunker again, Jughead is living at Archies??   Jughead is rolling, so she chains him to the table, which seems like a BAD IDEA Betty appears in dream form “What I did to you senior year” Also what is on jughead's chest??  What was the pigtailed alien thing   Riverdale better commit fully for the first time, this better be aliens. Bloody manuscript and a missing Jughead   Archie should not be teaching War Ethics he is asking if its okay to disobey orders - and the answer is yes and for some reason a GENERAL IS THERE IN CLASS??? This town doesn't have functional fire department   THE WAR IS IN Uzbekistan!?!?!!!! Riverdale!! You can not handle this kind of current events   Why are the prisoners attacking the school? Oh because hiram is paying them? Love that Kevin is getting some action, even if it isn't from fangs.    Archie is also at odds with the GENERAL who honestly shouldn't know he exists, and if archie was in such promentate missions he should have a better position. But the NYT exists in Riverdale so thats something. Also did Archie not mention the prison break to veronica on this call?? Fact Check Corner  Palladium vein - this is real somehow, there is some in Montana Archie is getting the Silver Eagle - doesn't exist - there is the silver medal and there is a commendation medal that is bronze and has an eagle on it  Uzbekistan is a real country with some problems, we do have a military base there  Betty's death count : was zero before this episode, a reminder that Alice has killed at least 2  Derry is not in NY but in NH or in Maine While anyone can sign up to be an officiant you are not actually married until you sign and file a license with the state. 

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In Riverdale, a town defined by drama, murder, and weirdness, there is Nana Rose Blossom: Cheryl Blossom's grandma, who almost always makes us laugh every time we see her on the show! If you ask me, I'd say it's about time somebody does a podcast about Nana Rose. Luckily, that time has finally come! Join me on this week's podcast as I share my top 5 moments from this insane member of the Blossom family! And feel free to tell me your top Nana Rose moments on Twitter + Instagram @postmasterradio.Missed last month's Rethinking Riverdale podcast? Catch up now: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-sibling-storylines-2-0/id1554693292?i=1000520306171Download brand new Rethinking Riverdale podcasts on:iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rethinking-riverdale/id1554693292?uo=4Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/10204202Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2pT1uLkqaqbjUxM1y2VwegiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-rethinking-riverdale-76469842/Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/rethinking-riverdale-1628457And be sure to follow me on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/PostmasterRadioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/postmaster_radio/

So much happened in Riverdale season 5 episode 10, "Chapter Eighty-Six: The Pincushion Man." Did they skip an episode? How did we get here? Prison breaks, palladium, hallucinogens, divorces, forest fires, the slow burn relationship of Nana Rose and Reggie finally coming to the forefront, incest weddings - well, not incest, but...closer to incest than the average wedding, maybe... Follow us on Twitter and TikTok @riverdontpod! And email your thoughts to riverdont@gmail.com!

In this podcast, we talk about Riverdale season 5 episode 8 "Chapter Eighty-Four: Lock and Key." We plan a BETTER Key Party, question why Nana Rose wasn't invited, wonder about the mechanics of kicking a door open in Riverdale (and call out the sound editors for the first time), and bring up a lot of dropped plot points. 

The Mothman cometh! Well, eventually. But until then, Riverdale seems to be spinning its wheels in “Fire In The Sky,” an episode largely muddled in busy work with just enough teases of the paranormal to leave us intrigued. Archie's on another crusade to save the town via firefighter, Veronica's got another harebrained scheme masked as an economics lesson, and Betty finds herself on the tail of another serial killer. Thankfully, Jughead and Tabitha's Mulder and Scully cosplay keeps things fresh, delivering both a rousing UFO-sighting flashback from Pop Tate and some hot alien gossip from Nana Rose. Nevertheless, our Riverdale podcast Dial M For Maple returns to recap it all, theorizing about Hiram's master plan and declaring our own winner of the HBIC dance-off. And, in this week's edition of The Blue & Gold, hosts Marah and Cameron wonder what kind of tunes super-bros KJ Apa and Hart Denton have been cooking up.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Riverdale chooses yet another hot-button issue to throw into the mix as we learn a bit more about Alice Cooper (not that one). Everyone's playing tug-o-war with Polly, but Robo-Veronica and her poor problem-solving skills are undeterred, someone needs to help Fred find his boys, we get some comics lore on Jughead, Nana Rose has straight-up magical abilities, and it's possible the residents of Riverdale are all either snakes or raccoons.  Evelyn has a confession that is honestly more earth-shattering than anything within the show itself, and Miranda talks about summer camp. The vibes are weird, but they persevere. (Should that be our tagline?)   Content Warnings: -Abortion -Physical assault/violence -Emotional abuse/manipulation -Gaslighting   Music: 'Imps' by Mark Revell

And so we close another chapter of Riverdale. The early episodes seem so long ago—that lovely tribute to Luke Perry, Julian the porcelain doll, Chad Michael Murray on a rocket—and, yet, there’s no denying the fact that season four wrapped things up a little too quickly. That being said, “Killing Mr. Honey” ends things on a satisfying note, bringing most of the principal cast together to take down their principal, the maybe-not-completely-wrong Holden Honey. As directed by Mädchen Amick, the episode offers up a fun take on the revenge fantasy while still leaving plenty of threads dangling in the mystery of the VHS voyeur (what’s a Riverdale season finale without a cliffhanger anyway?). As usual, Dial M For Maple recaps all of the madness, and ponders what lies ahead for our beloved show in these COVID-19-stricken times. Hosts Marah and Cameron share their elation with an overdue Nana Rose appearance, continue to stan Mrs. Bell, and wonder if Jughead has it in him to write something truly original. And, in our final Blue & Gold of the season, we evaluate Cole Sprouse’s quarantine facial hair and unpack the rumors of an early season six renewal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Halloween is here in Riverdale and the scariest part is the fact that we're still giving this TV show our attention. In this episode, we discuss Riverdale Season 4 Episode 4, "Chapter Sixty-One: Halloween," and it's a spooky one. We talk about Gargoyle Boy, starting fires, and fighting crime. Speaking of crime, why is FP the only police officer in Riverdale when there's so much crime? This show makes no sense. Follow us on Twitter @riverdontpod! And email your thoughts to riverdont@gmail.com!

Despite the past three seasons of costumed killers and eerie unwanted phone calls, “Halloween” marks Riverdale’s first proper episode tied to the titular holiday. To celebrate, the show divides up its main cast and forces most of the teens to live through their own personal hell; it’s a proper goodie bag of “fun size” horror plots! This week, Dial M For Maple tunes in to recap the scariest (Veronica’s run in with the “Family Man Killer”) and weirdest (Mr. Honey’s fascination with Reggie and Kevin) moments of the night, and sits down for a seance with Nana Rose to figure out what’s really going on at Thistle House. Hosts Marah and Cameron debate the logistics of the VHS surveillance plot, and share their confusion over Charles Cooper’s true motives—if that’s even his real name. Plus, Cameron attempts to update us on the Riverdale cast’s TikTok presence, but ends up confused by the app all over again Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Its called 503 c 3 and surprised no one else thought of it Monroe is scared that Malcom has been involved in a new nefarious gang (lol) and Archie needs to turn this gym into a real community center. Honestly I do love their relationship   Molly Ringwald wants to take Archie to Chicago. Monroe is very grateful that Archie tried to take care of the Dodger issue, he stole a bag of bloody money, which they need to launder. Archie asks Veronica to launder it, she says he should burn it  Molly offers to turn Archie’s community center into a non profit, which should have always been the plan/.  Rats in a Person means it is time to shut things down Toni is worried about leaving the babies with a mental unwell woman with dementia and you know I have to agree. Nana Rose says something about seeing one of the triplets in the fire and refers to Cheryl as Penelope. We know about three generations of twins (possibly triplets) Clifford/Claudius, Jay Jay/Cheryl, Dagwood/Juniper. We know that DJ has to be twins. Could JC have had a third? Or what about CC? Toni has called in a tall drink of water to take care of Nana Rose. Darius (do I smell a romantic subplot between him and Toni?). Cheryl over pushes the rule about the chapel in the basement. Its weird. Jason has a RAT INSIDE OF HIM and she is just sewing him up when Toni walks in.  Changing your name doesn’t change your life Veronica and Archie talk names, everyone is so fucking supportive all the time. They have sex, good for them, its hot.  Hiram is there because he can just walk in and out of prison. He explains to Veronica that his family name is Luna and his dad was super pissed when he changed it. And Hiram is very fuckign pissed that Veronica is changing her name. Great line in this scene “I may have never taken out the trash but I know when something is rotten” Veronica Luna is such a better name, yes go back to your roots, to your culture, to being a true lady of the moon, a witch, curse the man, yes. She visits him in prison, girl get it   Criminally good and bad fashion Why the fuck is Charles giving Betty all this intel? Edgar calls Betty on Alice’s phone with a list of demands Polly arrives in a criminally bad poncho with a bomb and a trigger. Charles talks Betty for some reason through how to cut the wire, which doesn’t work and then Betty stops the bomb with her bobby pin. Veronica loans Betty the glamersay eggs for the cash and Toni can just make 50 passports because she knows someone?? Betty gives a work around at the school office to get a school bus and lets her into the motel. She is wearing a cool bomber jacket and Chad Michael Murry is better than shirtless, he is wearing a shirt with no buttons. She gets knocked out and walks up with Alice tied up. What is also criminal is this Che Gavara hat, come on people we can do better than this Edgar is planning a rocket launch? Edgar is wearing a full Evil Kaveval outfit. He starts monolouging about the prophet Elijiah, he has a gun, Alice has shot him,  Someone call a plumber because Mari’s basement has flooded MOOSE is back and so is my boner! He goes by Marmaduke here and is Jughead’s roommate. Brett makes fun of Jughead’s upbringing and jughead wants to go full “skinned a woman” on him (remember that from season 2 we can’t forget) But there is a ‘no violence’ rule and Jughead backs off  Jughead walks in on Dana and Moose. Dana is sex postive and tells him to be careful about Brett and his pscyological warfare. I don’t trust her. Why is she giving free advice? Jughead in a sweater is my weakness, I love a boy in a sweater, just give him to me. Of course this guys name is Brett, although what if the real villain is that Dana girl? Also glad we clarified for all the karen’s in the back what bisexual means Brett tries to get a rise out Jughead by listing facts about his childhood and it works, jughead then lists facts about his own life again and pushes Brett back to write drama instead of starting drama. Dana wins the contest, Jughead and Bret lose, but Juggie looks happy about it. Someone (some would say Brett, others would say Dana) released the information about Moose to the school. Mysterious video tape drop   

Who saw that one coming? In its season three finale, Riverdale finally unveils the true identity of its Gargoyle King, the puppet master behind two years worth of serial killers, addictive role-playing games, and intergenerational family trauma. Was it obvious? Sure, but it's also wholly satisfying, and it clears the table for the season ahead. Dial M For Maple re-examines the trials and tribulations of The Core Four in "Survive The Night," and celebrate the return of icon Nana Rose. Plus, hosts Marah and Cameron name their MVPs of the season. And that’s a wrap on Dial M For Maple for the season! We know that all of Riverdale’s third season will drop on Netflix on May 23, so, if you’ve got friends catching up, please encourage them to follow along with Dial M For Maple, too. We’ll be taking a bit of a hiatus for now, but we hope to return when Riverdale—and maybe even Katy Keene—starts back up in the fall. In the meantime, we've got big plans for a special episode coming in June, and don't forget to follow us on Twitter at @DialMForMaple for all of the latest Riverdale-related news and updates. On behalf of Cameron and Marah, thank you to everyone for tuning in! We love talking about Riverdale, but it’s really hearing from our listeners that makes Dial M For Maple worth it.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Riverdale's taking a few weeks off, so Dial M For Maple decided there was no better time to unplug, unwind, and cozy up to a book. But, as all you Bulldogs know, there's always more to discuss, which is why we're offering up a special "Book Club" edition of the podcast to dig into the official Riverdale prequel novel, The Day Before. Hosts Marah and Cameron examine the pre-"Core Four" days of your favorite characters, wonder what Jughead has against lettuce, and dish on the show's swoon-worthy casting of Chad Michael Murray. Plus, we play another round of the Instagram-stalking sensation, "In The Hot Skeet." A NOTE: This week's episode was recorded prior to the heartbreaking news about Luke Perry, but we're devastated to hear about the situation, and hoping for a speedy recovery. Keep Luke and his family in your thoughts during this difficult time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tanner comes by to try and piece together the history of Riverdale. We focus a little too much on genocide and not enough time on the unknown riots Pop Tate mentions. We also accidentally discover maple syrup urine disease and where in the country you can just tap a tree for sugar. Find us on Instagram @swimminginsweetwater on twitter @swimsweetwater or you can email us swimminginsweetwater@gmail.com We try to do math but warning, we aren't sure Name Year they were Born Current Age Cheryl 2000 17 Clifford 1975 42 Nana Rose 1950 67 NR’s Dad 1925 92 NR’s Gdad 1900 117 NR’s G-GDad 1875 142

This week we discuss the first two episodes of The Bachelor Season 23, who we think The Masked Singers are, Toni's true right to the Serpent throne, and the series premiere of Deadly Class! BONUS ASMR CONTENT: Listen to Nate rip open a package from Hot Topic LIVE on air.

With its first episode of 2019, Riverdale slinks into the new year like a feline-masked cat burglar quietly hunting for a Glamourgé Egg. The town quarantine is five weeks in the past, and everyone is adjusting to a life thrown out of balance—the Serpents are out of work, the Cooper household is now a makeshift orphanage, and Archie's just trying to make the most of the "Canadian Hinterlands." As always, Dial M For Maple is on hand to discuss what really matters: Nana Rose is looking fierce! Hosts Marah and Cameron also recap their favorite photos from the cast's winter break, and introduce the upcoming Dial M For Maple Book Club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been a long, hot, Riverdale-less summer, but Dial M For Maple returns with an extra-special treat to keep you Bulldogs happy during these Dog Days: An interview with Tiera Skovbye, a.k.a. the mysterious Polly Cooper! Host Cameron Scheetz and Tiera discuss the future of the Cooper clan, the other Riverdale roles she auditioned for, her new movie Summer Of '84, NANA ROSE, and life in "the cult" (oops, did we say "cult"? We definitely meant "farm"... it's just a farm, right?). It's an interview you won't want to miss! Plus, Cameron catches us up on the latest updates from Riverdale season three, The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, and Cole Sprouse's Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cheryl Blossom takes sweet sweet well-dressed revenge on her uptight parents at Jason's funeral, while Archie receives some of the silliest advice our two hosts have ever heard from a potential songwriting mentor. Nana Rose drops a plot bomb on Betty. Ryan and Chloe are having a blast with this season one re-watch-along.

For all the "Riverdale" fans who have been waving their mourning pom poms in our direction for slacking on our coverage recently, we get up to date with this discussion of the last four episodes.  From the mayoral election drama of "Primary Colors" to Cheryl's institutionalization in "The Noose Tightens" to musical-themed murder in "A Night to Remember" to the return of the Black Hood in "Prisoners," we cover episodes #16-19 of season two.  So dial us up, even if you have to crawl across the floor like Nana Rose, because Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast is ready to make our bones.Length - 01:35:30Language - PG-13.  (Contains mild adult language.)

Breakouts and break-ins abound on this week's Riverdale, a show that's never met a door it couldn't kick through. As the mob puts the heat on Hiram, the Coopers and Joneses deal with Darla, and Toni rallies the troops for a Cheryl rescue mission. And you better believe Nana Rose comes through when we need her most! Plus, Marah and Cameron detail Dial M For Maple's exciting weekend at PaleyFest—red carpet looks, the highs and lows of the cast panel, and a little tease for the upcoming Carrie: The Musical. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is Archie becoming the villain of his own show? Riverdale seems to be drawing its lines in the sand with not one, but two different "political" races heating up. Marah and Cameron know who they'd endorse, but, frankly, Dial M For Maple has bigger fish to fry. Namely, the shenanigans at the Blossom estate, which leaves the futures of both Cheryl Bombshell and Nana Rose hanging in the balance. And what do we make of Mama Cooper's heart-to-heart with Betty? Or Chic and Kevin's insane milk discussion? Plus, a preview of Dial M For Maple's exciting weekend with the Riverdale gangat PaleyFest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roll those storytelling dice and get ready as Janet & her son, Jimmy, discuss Chapter 24: "The Wrestler." This week they discuss how Archie is akin to Batman, imagine an all-robot version of the show, and invent a new "Where's Waldo" game starring Nana Rose. Plus, they try to answer the question: how did Archie learn to be such a great wrestler so quickly? Follow Janet ( @gma_robertson ) and Jimmy ( @jimmy_robertson ) on Twitter. Don't forget to use the hashtag #NYMA to discuss and share the show! No matter what they discuss, this mom and son duo can at least agree on one thing: this is not your mother's Archie.

A cursory watch of this episode will make one feel as though the writers had done a pretty good job of setting us up for the 13 episodes coming in January. Upon further examination, however, this actually looks to be a real clunker. Why haven't we learned more about Penny Peabody and FP Jones, and what "debt" she is holding over the Jones family? Why did you decide to tell Veronica the family's secret business plans without ever trying to reveal them to us? And why, oh why, do you keep trying to shoehorn social commentary into my dumb teen TV show?These are all questions we ought to ask ourselves. On the other hand, creepy murderess Nana Rose is kind of incredible in her absolute cruelty. And Dark Jughead taking over Serpent business is genuinely frightening.Still, c'mon Riverdale. We know you're better than this.You can email us with feedback at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com, or you can connect with us on Instagram (macintosh.and.maud) and Facebook.If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe and review on iTunes or your favorite podcatcher, and tell your friends. Feel free to offer a good ginger joke as well!Music taken from "Make Up" from the compilation album Kamelot by Distortions. Licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license. To hear the song or get more information about the artist, visit the song page at Jamendo.

Jimmy and his mom, Janet, are back after a short hiatus to discuss Chapter 20: "Tales from the Darkside." This week they talk about Cheryl's amazing drawing abilities, propose another spin-off series with Nana Rose and the wheelchair lady, and try to choose between Rosie and Chosie (Rosie all the way!). Plus, they try to answer the questions: how late do custodians work? Where do you get a pig's heart? And what, exactly, is Jingle Jangle? GO HOME! Our fundraiser is still going strong until the end of the year! For every review we get on iTunes we'll donate $1 towards organizations that help people affected by this devastating hurricane season, the Las Vegas shooting, and the California wildfires. So, please like, subscribe, and review this podcast. (5 stars, please!) We truly appreciate it. No matter what they discuss, this mom and son duo can at least agree on one thing: this is not your mother's Archie.

Life is often about choices. Should I get revenge on people trashing my dad's work? Or coordinate an awkward baby shower? Serpents or Blossoms? Who should take care of my newborn: my crazy mom and (possibly) crazy sister or the insane in-laws in the creepy mansion? These are the questions Mac & Maud answer for you in this podcast.Plus: the introduction of Redshirt Friendofmoose; JOAQUIN NO!!!; Nana Rose has gypsy blood; the Whyte Wyrm? That's a bar name?; and we love those boots too, Kevin.You can get email us with feedback at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com, or you can connect with us on Instagram (macintosh.and.maud) and Facebook.If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe and review on iTunes or your favorite podcatcher, and tell your friends. Feel free to offer a good ginger joke as well!Music taken from "Bodies" from the album HiFi City Tales by Jahzzar. Licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) license. To hear the song or get more information about the artist, visit the song page at the Free Music Archive.

This week, Robyn and Brittany say a bunch of words about how fast Archie bounces back, dinner parties, sleepovers, and Nana Rose. If you like what we do here, please consider donating at: Patreon.com/theafictionados Find us on the internet: The Afictionados: @theafictionados on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Redbubble (but mostly Twitter) Email us at: afictionadospodcast (@) gmail .com Robyn: @RobynEJeffrey on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Redbubble @ffaraday on Tumblr Brittany: @brittania_ on Twitter @brittersrae on Instagram

  Janice Hale Harris is originally from Buffalo, NY. She attended Syracuse University and received a BS degree in Broadcast Journalism. She holds an MBA from Texas Woman's University and she is a certified International Spiritual Director. During the past decade, Janice has been connecting to others through her personal Hand Book. Janice also taught Parenting CLasses for over 10 years. Currently she lives and works in Houston, Texas. I wrote a gift book called Hand In Hand and an accompanying journal to support the concept of the book. Here's a little about the storyline. Meet four inquisitive young girls as they discover how to embrace friendship, work through loss and offer an amazing gift of love to the world. Nana Rose, Madison's grandmother and family rock, takes Madison and her friends on a journey that becomes the beginning of a life-changing experience. The movement the girls share with their classmates takes on a life of its own, becoming a worldwide phenomenon.

On a special bonus episode of our Riverdale podcast, we're interviewing Nana Rose Blossom herself, Barbara Wallace! Discover how Wallace got her start in acting, how the character of Nana Rose has evolved over the years, and whether she'll be coming back for the final season. Plus much, much more.SUBSCRIBE TO RIVERDALE AFTER DARK ON APPLE, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, STITCHER, OR RSS. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.The theme music for Riverdale After Dark was written and performed by Jeff Solomon.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

We apologize for coming to you late this week! We will return with a full episode for next week's episode, but it was unrealistic for you to expect anything more from us when Nana Rose is in need of medical attention. Did Andy Cohen push Nana Rose?!? 

In anticipation of next week's Season 3 premiere, tag along as we take you on our trip to Vancouver to visit the set of Riverdale! A trip full of seals, heritage buildings, and Nana Rose fun facts!

Tonight it's just family as Sam and Ryan tackle this week's episode of Riverdale. Move over Nana Rose- we've got a new icon in town: Delores! Listen as we chat Gay Red Paladin Challenges, Robyn, Heathers, and so much more!