Podcasts about our week

3:04 - White Sox, Cubs and MLB talk: Sox lose series to Angels, Cubs keep showing fight, both Wild Card races are heating up 29:13 - NCAAF football talk: Nebraska and Oklahoma renew old rivalry, Florida hosts Alabama, Auburn faces Penn State, Georgia on upset alert against South Carolina, Arizona State meets BYU, Who takes over at USC? 41:24 - Colts are subject of first in-season Hard Knocks series 46:24 - Recapping Thursday Night Football (Giants/Washington) 53:03 - Previewing Bengals/Bears 1:11:30 - Other must see NFL Week 2 games 1:20:33 - Our Week 2 picks with KXRB's Christine Manika You can catch 2CS each Monday and Friday live from 12 pm to 2 pm on SportsZone Chicago's platforms. Download the SportsZone Chicago app for more information on their programs and where to watch them. Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR Media for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your comrades at WARR. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/warrmedia facebook.com/regalradio1 instagram.com/warrmedia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/support

So much to get into as we get ready for the Week 2 NFL slate. Is Jameis a mirage or for real, and why the Packers shouldn't be worried. The NFC West is loaded, with every team winning their opener. Could we see all four make the playoffs? Our Week #2 picks too! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, the Our Week cast discuss musician Phil Collins's curious problem, Kathryn Prescott's big city run-in, a Colombian man's sneaky-hair secret, a Spanish Bishop leaving the Diocese and much, much more! Two all new segments debut with Our Week's: Guide Back to School and Part A. of Our Week's: Literacy Program, Principles of Democracy! Taylor is finally freed.

Finally, a full slate of games to break down. What teams came out firing out on all cylinders, and what teams did not live up to expectations? Of all the rookie QBs, who played the best? Jonah has all these answers covered and more in the Week 1 Run Down.  Jameis is that dude, Dak is that dude, and Matthew Stafford is that dude. Our Week 1 games to watch were impressive, listen to find out the best games of week 2 and who we think will win in our Pick Em segment. 

Our Week 1 preview show runs through the games that are likely to cause angst no matter who loses, the games that *shouldn't* cause angst to whoever losses, and the games we just think are plain interesting. Split Zone Duo is brought to you this season by PrizePicks, and our Patreon page is at splitzoneduo.com. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Taylor, Sandy and Taddea discuss a custody battle for Brittany Spears, sexual sea snakes, the unfortunate demise of Rama Mahto, Paulina Porizkova's teary-eyed selfie, Pillsbury's latest roll out, Tony Bennett's retirement and much, much more! An all new segment called Our Week's: Guide to Grief Debuts!

Doug Jordan is mysteriously absent ... Sunjay's cousin Mateer is still missing ... The Our Week cast is wanted by police for question ... What better time for an all new stress test on another installment of Our Week's: Therapy Couch? This week, Taylor, Sandy and Taddea discuss Brittany Spears new iPad, a public message regarding men's health, a homeless man's mistaken identity, a terrible tragedy and much, much more!

This week, Taylor and Sandy discuss a disturbing scene at the Jordan residence, the death of a very famous actor, an interesting partnership in the restaurant industry, the U.S. Military testing anti-aging pills and much, much more! All new segments include "Our Week's: Guide to Save the American Shopping Mall!" and the brand new book review "Our Week's: Will Not Read!"

Trouble follows the Our Week cast at every turn as the Great Radio War enters its darkest hour. In a last ditch effort to protect themselves against WXXI Connections host Evan Dawson, Taylor, Sandy, Doug Jordan and Taddea brainstorm ways to protect against his Evil Eye. The group also discuss a pirate in a bubble vessel, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's rekindled romance, a Strike at the Frito-Lay factory, South Korea's depiction of Italy and much, much more! An all new Our Week's: Guide to the Tokyo Summer Olympics! debuts. Agnus Dei X - Bitter Suite by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://www.amazon.com/Agnus-Dei-X/dp/B00QGC7W3Y Artist: http://incompetech.com/

This week, the Our Week cast discuss a diarrhea outbreak on the set of NBC's “The Ultimate Slip 'N Slide,” vandalism at Mama Lugia's, Jair Balsonaro's horrible hiccups, a new addition to chicken noodle soup, Texas's plump juicy snack, Teavana's crazy creation and much, much more! An all new segment aimed at helping sexy singles step back into the steam debuts with Our Week's: Pickup Tips and Tricks!

This week, Taylor, Sandy and Doug Jordan discuss a Ukrainian couple who were handcuffed together for 123 days, Dunkin' Donuts all new popping bubbles, Brendan Fraser's humungous weight gain and much, much more! In addition, the Our Week cast offers a practical and comprehensive guide to finding the right job for you, and the right “you” for the job in an all new segment called Our Week's: Guide to Jobs!

It's finally here, the last podcast episode before our hiatus. Noel and Kate do their best to keep it together as they talk through another full week in TV, then head over to the DVD Shelf for one of the quintessential Televerse shows, CBS's lamentably short-lived Limitless. We kick off Our Week in TV with a little comedy, with Noel checking in on Peacock's Girls5eva season one and Kate sharing her thoughts on the Tuca & Bertie premiere. Then we luxuriate in another terrific Top Chef: Portland before celebrating a welcome return on Star Wars: The Bad Batch and heading to our superhero roundup. Loki has fun with jet skis and time travel, Batwoman unveils its new Kate Kane, Superman & Lois continues to drop mythology bombs, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow wants a bigger reaction than maybe we're willing to give it. Afterward, it's time to revisit Limitless—does it hold up as well as we remember? Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on this week's TV, Limitless, and whatever strikes your fancy over our hiatus. Thank you to our wonderful guests, friends of the pod, and listeners. We hope you've enjoyed the show, because we've certainly enjoyed making it. Until we're back!DVD Shelf: Limitless (50:14)Our Week in TVGirls5eva S1 (6:19) Tuca & Bertie premiere (10:31)Top Chef: Portland (11:48)Star Wars: The Bad Batch (18:20)Loki (22:14) Batwoman (29:25)Superman & Lois (37:08)DC's Legends of Tomorrow (39:25)Music Featured: “Living Wage in America” from The Amber Ruffin Show

It's finally here, the last podcast episode before our hiatus. Noel and Kate do their best to keep it together as they talk through another full week in TV, then head over to the DVD Shelf for one of the quintessential Televerse shows, CBS's lamentably short-lived Limitless. We kick off Our Week in TV with a little comedy, with Noel checking in on Peacock's Girls5eva season one and Kate sharing her thoughts on the Tuca & Bertie premiere. Then we luxuriate in another terrific Top Chef: Portland before celebrating a welcome return on Star Wars: The Bad Batch and heading to our superhero roundup. Loki has fun with jet skis and time travel, Batwoman unveils its new Kate Kane, Superman & Lois continues to drop mythology bombs, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow wants a bigger reaction than maybe we're willing to give it. Afterward, it's time to revisit Limitless—does it hold up as well as we remember? Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on this week's TV, Limitless, and whatever strikes your fancy over our hiatus. Thank you to our wonderful guests, friends of the pod, and listeners. We hope you've enjoyed the show, because we've certainly enjoyed making it. Until we're back! DVD Shelf: Limitless (50:14) Our Week in TV Girls5eva S1 (6:19) Tuca & Bertie premiere (10:31) Top Chef: Portland (11:48) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (18:20) Loki (22:14) Batwoman (29:25) Superman & Lois (37:08) DC's Legends of Tomorrow (39:25) Music Featured:  “Living Wage in America” from The Amber Ruffin Show

This week, Taylor, Sandy and Doug Jordan discuss the gang's daring escape, a fisherman who was swallowed by a whale, Hostess's latest creation, a petition to get Jeff Bezos to eat the Mona Lisa, Mona Lisa Smile and much, much more! An all new Our Week's: Guide dives into the art of conversation in a segment called Our Week's: Guide to Conversation.

Submitted for the approval of the Televerse listening society, our penultimate episode, pre-hiatus. Noel and Kate kick things off as ever with Our Week in TV, looking at another strong Top Chef: Portland, the final chunk of season two of Legendary, and memorable episodes of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman, The Flash, and the premiere of Loki. Then we head over to the DVD Shelf and fill in a significant Millennial gap by checking out the '90s Nickelodeon kid-horror anthology Are You Afraid of the Dark?. Listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on the week's TV, the particular charms of Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and whatever other TV you're enjoying at the moment.DVD Shelf: Are You Afraid of the Dark? (58:32)Our Week in TV Top Chef: Portland (11:57) Legendary finale (22:25) DC's Legends of Tomorrow (30:07) Batwoman (37:23) The Flash (44:14) Loki premiere (48:12)Music Featured: “Kitten Dance” by Fabrizio Fornaci; Are You Afraid of the Dark? Theme song

Submitted for the approval of the Televerse listening society, our penultimate episode, pre-hiatus. Noel and Kate kick things off as ever with Our Week in TV, looking at another strong Top Chef: Portland, the final chunk of season two of Legendary, and memorable episodes of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman, The Flash, and the premiere of Loki. Then we head over to the DVD Shelf and fill in a significant Millennial gap by checking out the '90s Nickelodeon kid-horror anthology Are You Afraid of the Dark?. Listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on the week's TV, the particular charms of Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and whatever other TV you're enjoying at the moment. DVD Shelf: Are You Afraid of the Dark? (58:32) Our Week in TV Top Chef: Portland (11:57) Legendary finale (22:25) DC's Legends of Tomorrow (30:07) Batwoman (37:23) The Flash (44:14) Loki premiere (48:12) Music Featured:  “Kitten Dance” by Fabrizio Fornaci; Are You Afraid of the Dark? Theme song

This week, Sandy brings the show to Taylor--who is under 24-hour surveillance--in lockdown at the group home. The two catch up on events that have taken place since Taylor was seized from the mop closet of the Ortego Grille. They discuss boiling testicles, rectum breathing, an all new brand collaboration at TacoTime, the death of Kentaro Miura, another serial pooper and much, much more! All new segments including Sight Unseen, and Our Week's: Guide debut. Eastminster by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100719 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

It’s a light week in TV this episode, but there’s still plenty of TV talk to go around. First Noel gives his thoughts on the season finale of A Black Lady Sketch Show, then Kate has a few non-spoilery thoughts on Lucifer season 5B. Noel catches Kate up with Star Wars: The Bad Batch and gives his reaction to the latest developments at Superman & Lois, then Kate checks in with Legendary’s first and potentially only money ball of the season. Finally, we wrap up the week with Top Chef: Portland and their latest should-be-signature challenge. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and catch up with Barry Jenkins’ The Underground Railroad. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on The Underground Railroad, the week’s TV, and more.DVD Shelf: The Underground Railroad (33:35)Our Week in TV A Black Lady Sketch Show finale (7:02) Lucifer Season 5B (10:58) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (13:32) Superman & Lois (16:01) Legendary (20:32) Top Chef: Portland (24:49)Music Featured: Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust,” as performed by the cast of Lucifer

It’s a light week in TV this episode, but there’s still plenty of TV talk to go around. First Noel gives his thoughts on the season finale of A Black Lady Sketch Show, then Kate has a few non-spoilery thoughts on Lucifer season 5B. Noel catches Kate up with Star Wars: The Bad Batch and gives his reaction to the latest developments at Superman & Lois, then Kate checks in with Legendary’s first and potentially only money ball of the season. Finally, we wrap up the week with Top Chef: Portland and their latest should-be-signature challenge. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and catch up with Barry Jenkins’ The Underground Railroad. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on The Underground Railroad, the week’s TV, and more. DVD Shelf: The Underground Railroad (33:35) Our Week in TV A Black Lady Sketch Show finale (7:02) Lucifer Season 5B (10:58) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (13:32) Superman & Lois (16:01) Legendary (20:32) Top Chef: Portland (24:49) Music Featured:  Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust,” as performed by the cast of Lucifer

As we inch toward our hiatus, Noel and Kate wanted to make time to catch up with at least one show recommended by our listeners, so this week on the podcast, we spotlight the first season (really the first half-season) of Netflix’s K-drama It’s Okay Not To Be Okay. A romance and soap sprinkled with fairy tale elements and a heaping helping of trauma, the series may not be for everyone, but it has a lot to recommend it. Before the season spotlight, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. We kick things off with a conflicting Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Kate gives a couple thoughts on RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, and then we round out the week with plenty of genre, including catching up with Star Wars: The Bad Batch, an underwhelming DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, an overdue end to the forces arc on The Flash, a surprise reveal on Superman & Lois, and the series finale of Black Lightning. Take a listen, then reach out with your takes on It’s Okay Not To Be Okay as well as the rest of the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: It’s Okay Not To Be Okay (51:31)Our Week in TV Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (9:53) RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under (18:00) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (20:23) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (24:28) The Flash (30:08) Superman & Lois (35:23) Black Lightning finale (38:43)Music Featured: “Move On Up” by Curtis Mayfield; Theme song to It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

As we inch toward our hiatus, Noel and Kate wanted to make time to catch up with at least one show recommended by our listeners, so this week on the podcast, we spotlight the first season (really the first half-season) of Netflix’s K-drama It’s Okay Not To Be Okay. A romance and soap sprinkled with fairy tale elements and a heaping helping of trauma, the series may not be for everyone, but it has a lot to recommend it. Before the season spotlight, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. We kick things off with a conflicting Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Kate gives a couple thoughts on RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, and then we round out the week with plenty of genre, including catching up with Star Wars: The Bad Batch, an underwhelming DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, an overdue end to the forces arc on The Flash, a surprise reveal on Superman & Lois, and the series finale of Black Lightning. Take a listen, then reach out with your takes on It’s Okay Not To Be Okay as well as the rest of the week’s TV. Season Spotlight: It’s Okay Not To Be Okay (51:31) Our Week in TV Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (9:53) RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under (18:00) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (20:23) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (24:28) The Flash (30:08) Superman & Lois (35:23) Black Lightning finale (38:43) Music Featured:  “Move On Up” by Curtis Mayfield; Theme song to It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

This week, the Our Week cast primarily focus on teaching the Art of Negotiation in an all new segment called Our Week's: How to Negotiate! After that, the hour is rounded out with news and discussion topics including Ellen Degeneres retirement, a UK serial killer's knot tying plans, a cow dung cure, Cheez-It's anniversary cake and much, much more!

Spring finales keep rolling as we head into the start of summer TV. Noel and Kate kick things off as usual with Our Week in TV, starting with the finales of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and Mom. Then we talk a little reality, Top Chef: Portland and Legendary, and we round out the week with the genre offerings, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and the return of Superman & Lois. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and dive in with the ’90s sitcom The Nanny. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV, The Nanny, and more.DVD Shelf: The Nanny (55:34)Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist finale (15:30) Mom finale (23:42) Top Chef: Portland (28:40) Legendary (41:38) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (43:45) Superman & Lois (47:04)Music Featured: Modern English’s “I Melt with You” as performed by Jane Levy on Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist; Theme song to The Nanny

Spring finales keep rolling as we head into the start of summer TV. Noel and Kate kick things off as usual with Our Week in TV, starting with the finales of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and Mom. Then we talk a little reality, Top Chef: Portland and Legendary, and we round out the week with the genre offerings, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and the return of Superman & Lois. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and dive in with the ’90s sitcom The Nanny. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV, The Nanny, and more. DVD Shelf: The Nanny (55:34) Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist finale (15:30) Mom finale (23:42) Top Chef: Portland (28:40) Legendary (41:38) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (43:45) Superman & Lois (47:04) Music Featured:  Modern English’s “I Melt with You” as performed by Jane Levy on Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist; Theme song to The Nanny

A full six months late, we continue our catch up with Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, diving in with the third installment, Red, White and Blue. Before the DVD Shelf, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. We kick things off with comedy, which this week means Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and another look at Rutherford Falls season one. Then we move to reality, with the return of Legendary for season two, the Snatch Game episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, and another entertaining Top Chef: Portland. We round out the week with genre, including Batwoman, The Flash, and the midseason finale of Supergirl. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on the week’s TV, Small Axe, and any final requests for shows you’d like us to revisit before our upcoming hiatus. DVD Shelf: Small Axe: Red, White and Blue (1:03:08)Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (10:34) Rutherford Falls S1 (14:47) Legendary premiere (21:49) RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under (29:03) Top Chef: Portland (35:08) Batwoman (38:58) The Flash (42:46) Supergirl midseason finale (49:26)Music Featured: Rihanna’s “Shut Up and Drive” as performed by Alex Newell on Zoey’s Extraordinary PlaylistArticle Referenced: Mo Ryan’s piece for Salon on Greg Spottiswood Twitter Thread Referenced: Mo Ryan’s thread on studios’ approach to toxic leadership and the media

A full six months late, we continue our catch up with Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, diving in with the third installment, Red, White and Blue. Before the DVD Shelf, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. We kick things off with comedy, which this week means Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and another look at Rutherford Falls season one. Then we move to reality, with the return of Legendary for season two, the Snatch Game episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, and another entertaining Top Chef: Portland. We round out the week with genre, including Batwoman, The Flash, and the midseason finale of Supergirl. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on the week’s TV, Small Axe, and any final requests for shows you’d like us to revisit before our upcoming hiatus. DVD Shelf: Small Axe: Red, White and Blue (1:03:08) Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (10:34) Rutherford Falls S1 (14:47) Legendary premiere (21:49) RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under (29:03) Top Chef: Portland (35:08) Batwoman (38:58) The Flash (42:46) Supergirl midseason finale (49:26) Music Featured:  Rihanna’s “Shut Up and Drive” as performed by Alex Newell on Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist Article Referenced: Mo Ryan’s piece for Salon on Greg Spottiswood Twitter Thread Referenced: Mo Ryan’s thread on studios’ approach to toxic leadership and the media

This week, Taylor, Doug and Taddea return for their first regular episode since the 100th episode celebration. But this is no regular episode without Sandy "The Sandman" Farkus who has fallen victim to the evil wrath of Evan Dawson. The remaining Our Week cast discuss Kid Rock's messy patron, an insidious Belgian farmer, summer additions to the Lay's lineup, radio active booze, a NYC nipple-sucking teacher, a Royal joke, a Chinese rocket and much, much more! An all new Our Week: Ways to Rekindle Your Relationship premiers.

For this episode of the podcast, we’re continuing our adventures with staples of ’90s television. This time, it’s the beloved animated series Gargoyles, which one of our hosts loves from their childhood and one has never seen. Does it hold up? Before that, though, there’s a full week in TV to break down. Noel and Kate kick things off with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, and an episode full of zags instead of zigs. Then we move to genre with the return of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, eventful episodes of The Flash and Batwoman, and the premiere of Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Then we round things out with another delightful, loosey-goosey episode of Top Chef: Portland. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on Gargoyles and the week’s TV. DVD Shelf: Gargoyles (49:23)Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (8:49) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow premiere (18:43) The Flash (26:27) Batwoman (31:29) Star Wars: The Bad Batch premiere (33:40) Top Chef: Portland (37:45)Music Featured: Billy Joel’s “New York State of Mind” as performed by Skylar Astin on Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

For this episode of the podcast, we’re continuing our adventures with staples of ’90s television. This time, it’s the beloved animated series Gargoyles, which one of our hosts loves from their childhood and one has never seen. Does it hold up? Before that, though, there’s a full week in TV to break down. Noel and Kate kick things off with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, and an episode full of zags instead of zigs. Then we move to genre with the return of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, eventful episodes of The Flash and Batwoman, and the premiere of Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Then we round things out with another delightful, loosey-goosey episode of Top Chef: Portland. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your takes on Gargoyles and the week’s TV. DVD Shelf: Gargoyles (49:23) Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (8:49) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow premiere (18:43) The Flash (26:27) Batwoman (31:29) Star Wars: The Bad Batch premiere (33:40) Top Chef: Portland (37:45) Music Featured:  Billy Joel’s “New York State of Mind” as performed by Skylar Astin on Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

In the second installment of a two part 100th episode special, Taylor and Sandy revisit the pre-podcast episodes that only aired once on WAYO LP Rochester. The co-hosts take listeners though an audio journey past milestones like the first Our Week broadcast, the early days of Doug Jordan, and Taddea Richards' arrival. Filled with newly uncovered clips from the early days of Our Week: in Review, this episode pulls back the Our Week curtain to reveal a slice of life, the stab of heartache and a whole lotta love. Daytime TV Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100265 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Welcome to Episode 15 where we tackle our second LISTENER SUGGESTION TOPIC! Our Week 3 #HonoraryTwentysomething Stephanie Browne (@stephrbrowne on Instagram) sent this in to us: "Maintaining spark in relationships, especially during quarantine. Challenges you and your partner have endured during quarantine." And we discuss allll of that in this episode! Enjoy and as always, let us know what you think over on @ThisIsTwentyPod on Instagram! XOXO, Allison + Val --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisistwentypod/support

We’re a week further into spring, which means another week full of finales and premieres. This episode, Noel and Kate kick things off with Our Week in TV, starting with comedy: the return of A Black Lady Sketch Show and season one of Peacock’s Rutherford Falls. Then we move to reality and catch up with season four of The Great Pottery Throw Down, available on HBO Max, a fruit-filled Top Chef: Portland, and the long-awaited finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Last we head over to genre as Kate shares a few quick thoughts on Black Lightning and Supergirl before both dive in with the finale of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Then it’s over to the DVD Shelf, where we explore the mid-to-late aughts UPN and CW sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. Tune in for our take, then reach out with your thoughts on the week’s TV, Everybody Hates Chris, and whatever else you’ve been catching up with lately. DVD Shelf: Everybody Hates Chris (1:11:06) Our Week in TV A Black Lady Sketch Show premiere (8:48) Rutherford Falls S1 (13:57) The Great Pottery Throw Down S4 (28:16) Top Chef: Portland (39:52) RuPaul’s Drag Race finale (44:44) Black Lightning (55:39) Supergirl (59:01) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier finale (1:00:26) Music Featured:  “1901” by Phoenix

We’re a week further into spring, which means another week full of finales and premieres. This episode, Noel and Kate kick things off with Our Week in TV, starting with comedy: the return of A Black Lady Sketch Show and season one of Peacock’s Rutherford Falls. Then we move to reality and catch up with season four of The Great Pottery Throw Down, available on HBO Max, a fruit-filled Top Chef: Portland, and the long-awaited finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Last we head over to genre as Kate shares a few quick thoughts on Black Lightning and Supergirl before both dive in with the finale of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Then it’s over to the DVD Shelf, where we explore the mid-to-late aughts UPN and CW sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. Tune in for our take, then reach out with your thoughts on the week’s TV, Everybody Hates Chris, and whatever else you’ve been catching up with lately.DVD Shelf: Everybody Hates Chris (1:11:06)Our Week in TV A Black Lady Sketch Show premiere (8:48) Rutherford Falls S1 (13:57) The Great Pottery Throw Down S4 (28:16) Top Chef: Portland (39:52) RuPaul’s Drag Race finale (44:44) Black Lightning (55:39) Supergirl (59:01) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier finale (1:00:26)Music Featured: “1901” by Phoenix

It’s a week of catchups here at the podcast, with plenty of interesting TV, but only a handful of new series to talk about. Noel and Kate kick things off with Our Week in TV, starting with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and a disappointingly reunion-light reunion on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Then we head to genre with Book 4 of Infinity Train, another The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and questionable developments over at Black Lightning, and we round out the week with the dramatic finale of Queen Sugar. Afterward, it’s over to the DVD Shelf, where we dive into the wacky legal world of Ally McBeal. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV and the specific experience of revisiting late ’90s and early ’00s TV. DVD Shelf: Ally McBeal (59:44) Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (10:00) RuPaul’s Drag Race (20:51) Infinity Train Book 4: Duet (26:36) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (31:28) Black Lightning (41:28) Queen Sugar finale (46:35) Music Featured:  “Tearin’ Up My Heart” performed by John Clarence Stewart, Alex Newell, and Skylar Astin from Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

It’s a week of catchups here at the podcast, with plenty of interesting TV, but only a handful of new series to talk about. Noel and Kate kick things off with Our Week in TV, starting with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and a disappointingly reunion-light reunion on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Then we head to genre with Book 4 of Infinity Train, another The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and questionable developments over at Black Lightning, and we round out the week with the dramatic finale of Queen Sugar. Afterward, it’s over to the DVD Shelf, where we dive into the wacky legal world of Ally McBeal. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV and the specific experience of revisiting late ’90s and early ’00s TV.DVD Shelf: Ally McBeal (59:44)Our Week in TV Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (10:00) RuPaul’s Drag Race (20:51) Infinity Train Book 4: Duet (26:36) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (31:28) Black Lightning (41:28) Queen Sugar finale (46:35)Music Featured: “Tearin’ Up My Heart” performed by John Clarence Stewart, Alex Newell, and Skylar Astin from Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

It’s a fairly breezy week here at the podcast, as more shows approach their finales and Noel and Kate continue their exploration of international TV. First we talk through Our Week in TV. We kick things off with season one of The Way of the Househusband, then check in with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, the antepenultimate RuPaul’s Drag Race, the penultimate Queen Sugar, and the finale of Wynonna Earp. Then Batwoman finally does a Ryan episode, Black Lightning airs its backdoor pilot for Painkiller, and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier continues to underwhelm. Afterward, we head to the season spotlight and dive in with the first season of the French series Call My Agent, which is available to stream on Netflix. Take a listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV. Season Spotlight: Call My Agent Season 1 (50:58) Our Week in TV The Way of the Househusband Season 1 (3:39) Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (8:19) RuPaul’s Drag Race (19:37) Queen Sugar (28:36) Wynonna Earp finale (29:59) Batwoman (34:03) Black Lightning (39:13) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (41:42) Music Featured:  “Rosanna” performed by Alice Lee from Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist; Call My Agent Theme song

It’s a fairly breezy week here at the podcast, as more shows approach their finales and Noel and Kate continue their exploration of international TV. First we talk through Our Week in TV. We kick things off with season one of The Way of the Househusband, then check in with Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, the antepenultimate RuPaul’s Drag Race, the penultimate Queen Sugar, and the finale of Wynonna Earp. Then Batwoman finally does a Ryan episode, Black Lightning airs its backdoor pilot for Painkiller, and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier continues to underwhelm. Afterward, we head to the season spotlight and dive in with the first season of the French series Call My Agent, which is available to stream on Netflix. Take a listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: Call My Agent Season 1 (50:58)Our Week in TV The Way of the Househusband Season 1 (3:39) Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (8:19) RuPaul’s Drag Race (19:37) Queen Sugar (28:36) Wynonna Earp finale (29:59) Batwoman (34:03) Black Lightning (39:13) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (41:42)Music Featured: “Rosanna” performed by Alice Lee from Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist; Call My Agent Theme song

This week, the Our Week cast discuss developments in the ongoing Great Radio War saga, the death of Prince Phillip, a steel worker's fiery demise, Khloe Kardashian's living nightmare, Macaulay Culkin's first child and much, much more! An all new Our Week's: Guide to Finding peace premiers.

Spring has officially sprung, bringing a change of weather, tax day on the horizon, and more TV premieres and finales. Noel and Kate kick off the podcast as ever with their Week in TV, including the premiere of Top Chef: Portland, RuPaul’s Drag Race, the finale of Resident Alien, a disappointing The Flash and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, another emotional Queen Sugar, and the long-awaited return of Chris Meloni as Stabler to Law & Order: SVU, as well as the pilot of Law & Order: Organized Crime. Then we head to the spotlight section and catch up with season two of Staged, the BBC lockdown comedy that asks just which 12-letter actor is the lead of the show. Take a listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on Staged and the week’s TV. Season Spotlight: Staged Season 2 (1:14:23) Our Week in TV Top Chef: Portland premiere (13:18) RuPaul’s Drag Race (24:58) Resident Alien finale (31:59) The Flash (36:59) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (41:50) Queen Sugar (47:00) Law & Order: SVU and Organized Crime crossover pilot (58:30) Music Featured:  “Red Light Blues” by Tony Kinsey

Spring has officially sprung, bringing a change of weather, tax day on the horizon, and more TV premieres and finales. Noel and Kate kick off the podcast as ever with their Week in TV, including the premiere of Top Chef: Portland, RuPaul’s Drag Race, the finale of Resident Alien, a disappointing The Flash and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, another emotional Queen Sugar, and the long-awaited return of Chris Meloni as Stabler to Law & Order: SVU, as well as the pilot of Law & Order: Organized Crime. Then we head to the spotlight section and catch up with season two of Staged, the BBC lockdown comedy that asks just which 12-letter actor is the lead of the show. Take a listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on Staged and the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: Staged Season 2 (1:14:23)Our Week in TV Top Chef: Portland premiere (13:18) RuPaul’s Drag Race (24:58) Resident Alien finale (31:59) The Flash (36:59) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (41:50) Queen Sugar (47:00) Law & Order: SVU and Organized Crime crossover pilot (58:30)Music Featured: “Red Light Blues” by Tony Kinsey

This week, the Our Week cast discuss a baby with three penises, venomous mammals, an Italian YouTube Chef, the NC-17 cut of Mrs. Doubtfire, a new fashion trend among chimpanzees and much, much more! This episode features an all new Our Week's: Guide to Freshening Up.

We have a bunccchhhh of different episode topic ideas and suggestions about friendships, so every time we tackle it, we will be adding a new "part"! Welcome to Part 1 where we tackle our first ever LISTENER SUGGESTION TOPIC! Our Week 4 #HonoraryTwentysomething Karli Rawlins (@karlirawlins on Instagram) sent this in to us: "How to navigate friendships as a twenty something. It can be hard to make new friends as an adult, new mom, etc. also how do you know when it’s time to let a friendship go? Or how to keep friendships you cherish when you can’t be physically together?" And we discuss it in this episode! Enjoy and as always, let us know what you think over on @ThisIsTwentyPod on Instagram! XOXO, Val + Allison --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisistwentypod/support

It’s a normal week of TV here at the podcast, but it’s also our 500th week, so this episode, Noel and Kate take a moment—let’s get real, an hour—to look back. We say thank you to our wonderful guests over the years, remember the shows we’ve since forgotten we ever watched, and share horror stories from behind the curtain. First, though, we talk through our week in TV. We kick things off with the finale of Superstore, then another strong The Amber Ruffin Show, the RuPaul’s Drag Race roast, a few more thoughts on last week’s Queen Sugar, Wyatt Russell’s big introduction on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and the return of Supergirl. Then it’s over to the spotlight section for our retrospective. Thank you to all of our listeners for sharing their perspectives on TV and life over the years, and for making The Televerse an engaging, rewarding experience.500th Episode Retrospective (1:01:42)Our Week in TV Superstore finale (14:20) The Amber Ruffin Show (25:40) RuPaul’s Drag Race (29:38) Queen Sugar (45:25) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (47:59) Supergirl premiere (54:32)Music Featured: “Let’s Get Loud” by Jennifer Lopez, performed by the cast of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist; “Too Many Cooks” by Shawn Coleman and Michael Kohler

It’s a normal week of TV here at the podcast, but it’s also our 500th week, so this episode, Noel and Kate take a moment—let’s get real, an hour—to look back. We say thank you to our wonderful guests over the years, remember the shows we’ve since forgotten we ever watched, and share horror stories from behind the curtain. First, though, we talk through our week in TV. We kick things off with the finale of Superstore, then another strong The Amber Ruffin Show, the RuPaul’s Drag Race roast, a few more thoughts on last week’s Queen Sugar, Wyatt Russell’s big introduction on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and the return of Supergirl. Then it’s over to the spotlight section for our retrospective. Thank you to all of our listeners for sharing their perspectives on TV and life over the years, and for making The Televerse an engaging, rewarding experience. 500th Episode Retrospective (1:01:42) Our Week in TV Superstore finale (14:20) The Amber Ruffin Show (25:40) RuPaul’s Drag Race (29:38) Queen Sugar (45:25) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (47:59) Supergirl premiere (54:32) Music Featured:  “Let’s Get Loud” by Jennifer Lopez, performed by the cast of Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist; “Too Many Cooks” by Shawn Coleman and Michael Kohler

This week, the Our Week cast discuss Taylor's new living arrangements, Doug's demotion and Sandy's search for a stable element to weaponize. In Our Week's: News & Discussion, the group talk about a stuntman who soaked in bean dip, sending seed to the moon, the missing link to an unsolved crime, a grizzly murder on the eve of Christmas and much, much more! The episode features a stimulus check pending guide, and a mysterious call into the Our Week Hotline.

Spring TV continues to roll on, with finales and premieres giving us plenty to discuss this episode of the podcast. We kick things off as ever with Our Week in TV, starting with another emotional Queen Sugar. Then we talk the finales of The Unicorn and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, followed by a check in with RuPaul’s Drag Race. Next, it’s over to genre, with the premiere of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the midseason finale of Superman & Lois, an overdue The Flash, and a big twist over at Batwoman. Then we head to the season spotlight and dive in with the first season (well, first half season?) of the German neo-noir Babylon Berlin, available to stream on Netflix. Flappers, PTSD, and so many Russians. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV. Season Spotlight: Babylon Berlin Season 1 (52:38) Our Week in TV Queen Sugar (7:44) The Unicorn finale (12:19) RuPaul’s Drag Race UK finale (16:55) RuPaul’s Drag Race (18:23) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier premiere (31:29) Superman & Lois (38:20) The Flash (40:23) Batwoman (43:05) Music Featured:  “L.O.V.E” by Paigey Cakey

Spring TV continues to roll on, with finales and premieres giving us plenty to discuss this episode of the podcast. We kick things off as ever with Our Week in TV, starting with another emotional Queen Sugar. Then we talk the finales of The Unicorn and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, followed by a check in with RuPaul’s Drag Race. Next, it’s over to genre, with the premiere of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the midseason finale of Superman & Lois, an overdue The Flash, and a big twist over at Batwoman. Then we head to the season spotlight and dive in with the first season (well, first half season?) of the German neo-noir Babylon Berlin, available to stream on Netflix. Flappers, PTSD, and so many Russians. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: Babylon Berlin Season 1 (52:38)Our Week in TV Queen Sugar (7:44) The Unicorn finale (12:19) RuPaul’s Drag Race UK finale (16:55) RuPaul’s Drag Race (18:23) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier premiere (31:29) Superman & Lois (38:20) The Flash (40:23) Batwoman (43:05)Music Featured: “L.O.V.E” by Paigey Cakey

It’s another very full episode here at the podcast, with catch-ups on several series and plenty of new TV to discuss. First Noel and Kate dive in with their week in TV, starting with Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Then we check in with RuPaul’s Drag Race before a roundup from Kate of the other series she’s been catching up on: Allen v. Farrow, Queen Sugar, A Discovery of Witches season two, and Resident Alien. Then it’s superhero talk with Black Lightning and The Flash, and we round out the week with the series finale of DuckTales. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf and give our thoughts on the second installment of Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, Lovers Rock. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV. DVD Shelf: Small Axe: Lovers Rock (1:12:29) Our Week in TV Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (9:42) RuPaul’s Drag Race UK (16:10) RuPaul’s Drag Race (19:29) Allen v. Farrow (34:07) Queen Sugar (39:44) A Discovery of Witches Season 2 (43:23) Resident Alien (44:43) Black Lightning (47:15) The Flash (57:23) DuckTales finale (1:04:13) Music Featured:  “Best Self” by Lady Bri

This week, the Our Week cast discuss Lady Gaga's dog walker's plea for attention, a new study about sexual activity of insects, Tom Hanks humiliating on-set fart, Dr. Seuss's unpublishable work and much, much more! All new segment--Our Week's: Safe Housing Questionnaire--premiers, and Doug Jordan get's a surprise notice from an unsuspected source.

We continue our journey through the TV of decades past this week on the podcast, heading down to Atlanta to spend some time with Designing Women. The hair, the shoulder pads, and of course, those Julia Sugarbaker rants! Before the DVD Shelf, though, we have a full week in TV to discuss. First we look at the comedies, including the worst called it ever on The Amber Ruffin Show, a relatable Last Week Tonight, and a surprising The Unicorn. Then Kate teases RuPaul’s Drag Race UK and we go long on season 13’s Snatch Game. Over in drama and genre, Kate catches up with Queen Sugar and Wynonna Earp before we talk The Flash and Barry’s new speed-thinking, Kate spoils Noel on the latest developments on Black Lightning, and we round out the week with the finale of WandaVision. Take a listen, then reach out with your thoughts on Designing Women, WandaVision, and the rest of the week’s TV! DVD Shelf: Designing Women (1:04:04) Our Week in Comedy and Reality The Amber Ruffin Show (8:54) Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (11:55) The Unicorn (18:52) RuPaul’s Drag Race UK (21:50) RuPaul’s Drag Race (22:30) Our Week in Drama and Genre Queen Sugar (39:38) Wynonna Earp (41:00) The Flash (42:01) Black Lightning (47:11) WandaVision finale (52:15) Music Featured:  “Fascinated” by Company B; “Working Man’s Blues” by Johnny Copeland