Podcasts about she-ra and the princesses of power

Tyler and Maggie watch the third episode of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, "Razz"CONTENT WARNING: This episode may contain strong language. We try to keep our podcast PG-13, but sometimes language slips through. Please be aware before letting young children listen alone.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter, both @keyframereframeEmail us questions or feedback at keyframereframe@gmail.comCheck out our Redbubble store at https://www.redbubble.com/people/YipYipPodcast/shopFollow Tyler on Instagram and Twitter, both @tylerjon7Follow Maggie on Instagram @maggie_carginSupport the show

Tyler and Maggie watch the second episode of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, "The Sword - Part 2"CONTENT WARNING: This episode may contain strong language. We try to keep our podcast PG-13, but sometimes language slips through. Please be aware before letting young children listen alone.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter, both @keyframereframeEmail us questions or feedback at keyframereframe@gmail.comCheck out our Redbubble store at https://www.redbubble.com/people/YipYipPodcast/shopFollow Tyler on Instagram and Twitter, both @tylerjon7Follow Maggie on Instagram @maggie_carginSupport the show

We're back! And this time with a new show and a new host as well! Tyler and his new co-host Maggie dive into the world of the Netflix original She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and start, of course, at the beginning!CONTENT WARNING: This episode may contain strong language. We try to keep our podcast PG-13, but sometimes language slips through. Please be aware before letting young children listen alone.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter, both @keyframereframeEmail us questions or feedback at keyframereframe@gmail.comCheck out our Redbubble store at https://www.redbubble.com/people/YipYipPodcast/shopFollow Tyler on Instagram and Twitter, both @tylerjon7Follow Maggie on Instagram @maggie_carginSupport the show

Bevor sich Thomas und Stu mit der satirisch-komödiantischen Netfix-Serie Space Force beschäftigen, geht es noch um die finale Staffel der empfehlenswerten Kinderserie She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, die fünfte Staffel Outlander und die vierten Staffel F is for Family. Sobald diese Serien kurz abgehandelt wurden geht es dann aber in die Space Force, der Serie, mit der Steve Carell und seine Crew sich u. a. über den amtierenden US-Präsidenten lustig machen.

This episode features something no one ever asked for: 2x thirty something white guys reviewed a show about Princesses.Contact us: podcast@sodaandtelepaths.comWant to support us? Head to: ko-fi.com/sodaandtelepaths

In what is likely to be our longest podcast for quite a while, there’s an abundance of TV to discuss this week. Noel and Kate dive in first with comedy and reality, including Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, the premiere of Ultimate Tag, What We Do in the Shadows, the RuPaul’s Secret Celebrity Drag Race finale, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Top Chef: All-Stars L.A. Then we move over to genre, looking at season one of Harley Quinn, the premiere of Stargirl, a zombified DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, and the finales of Supergirl and Batwoman. Afterward, we head to the spotlight section and dive in with the final season of Netflix’s She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Listen in, then reach out with your thoughts on the week’s TV and the dramatic conclusion of She-Ra.Season Spotlight: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 5 (1:36:24)Our Week in Comedy and Reality Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (19:33) Ultimate Tag premiere (24:48) What We Do in the Shadows (28:48) RuPaul’s Secret Celebrity Drag Race finale (33:34) RuPaul’s Drag Race (34:56) Top Chef: All-Stars L.A. (39:52)Our Week in Genre Harley Quinn Season 1 (52:18) Stargirl premiere (1:00:37) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (1:05:30) Supergirl finale (1:17:34) Batwoman finale (1:25:08)Music Featured: “Secret Law” by Jonathan Coulton, as featured on The Good Fight; “MmmBop” by Hanson

If you haven't caught up with the latest (and final) season of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power on Netflix, you might want to do so before listening to our latest chat with showrunner Noelle Stevenson. We recently brought you a Season 5 interview with Stevenson to tease the adventures of Adora & co. in this final batch of episodes, along with high praise for star Keston John as the many voices of The Horde. But now, in our continuing series of interviews through our animation-focused podcast Saturday Mourning Cartoons, we chat with Stevenson one last time to break down spoilers from the excellent and emotionally satisfying Season 5. In this all-too-brief conversation, Stevenson talked about the very special tattoo that she and members of the crew got as a memento of their time on the show and what it means within the lore of She-Ra. We also discussed the many complicated relationships between the characters, be they parent-child dynamics, teacher-student pairings, or romantic entanglements. There's a lot of emotional payoff at the end of She-Ra, something that all five seasons have been building towards, but the crowning achievement of all of this strife and drama is the final resolution for CatrAdora, which plays out beautifully in the finale. Stevenson addresses all of that and more, so we invite you to listen and read along!

After not connecting with its earlier installments, is Noel finally on-board with She-Ra and the Princesses of Power? The series is back for season four, the third season released this year, and Noel and Kate have plenty of thoughts in this week’s spotlight section of the podcast. Before that, though, there’s a lot of TV to cover from the past week. We kick things off with comedy and reality, including Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, the Rick and Morty premiere, Chihayafuru, The Final Table, Drag Race UK, and The Good Place. Then we move over to the genre offerings and talk The Mandalorian before catching up with Evil, Supergirl, and Black Lightning. Take a listen, then reach out with your thoughts on this, and the rest of the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 4 (1:20:48)Our Week in Comedy and Reality Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (9:35) Rick and Morty premiere (19:45) Chihayafuru (22:18) The Final Table (28:06) Drag Race UK (35:10) The Good Place (36:30)Our Week in Genre The Mandalorian premiere (43:06) Evil (50:46) Supergirl (57:58) Black Lightning (1:03:35)Music Featured: Excerpts from Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’s Bob Murray musical numberVideo Referenced: Donna Lynne Champlin details her questionable choices regarding Brian d’Arcy James

Continuing our special interview series, we got a chance to chat with 'She-Ra and the Princesses of Power' creator Noelle Stevenson about Season 4. Some spoilers follow, so be sure you're caught up with the 13 new episodes, available on Netflix now! During our conversation, Noelle talked about newcomers Double Trouble and Horde Prime, explained how the stakes are now raised for the characters, and teased big changes coming in Season 5. Enjoy!

It's bi-week! Time to talk about She-ra and the Princesses of Power. What with all the queer teen heroes, and their queer parents, and their bi-pride flag colored hologram mentors and freedom fighting unicorns. Mey Rude returns for her second dive into the Dreamworks animated series. Mey is a queer, trans and fat Latina living in LA where she works as a trans consultant and a culture and entertainment writer for Out.com. She loves nerds, Judy Hopps and talking about her feelings. And joining for the first time is Samantha Puc! Samantha Puc is an essayist and culture critic who frequently writes about LGBTQ and fat characters in fiction. She is the managing editor at The Beat, as well as the co-creator and editor-in-chief of Fatventure Mag, an outdoors zine for fat folx who are into being active, but not into toxic weight-loss culture. She lives in Montana with her partner and cats. Discussed: Everyone’s dreamgirl HuntaraThe right kind of sympathetic villians"Once Upon a Time in the Waste" is the best episode name everHordak gets a Vader suit---and pathosLooking queer, for the kids! Listen to our coverage of She-ra season 1 (and on spotify, itunes etc etc) And sign-up for the new she-ra fanzine, Fans for Etheria, that's a fundraiser for RAICES.

Cold and flu season has come nice and early this year, and Kate has once again been hit. That doesn’t keep us from diving in with our usual look at the week’s TV, though. We kick things off with the premiere of Terrace House: Tokyo 2019–2020, which returned to Netflix with Part 1, then the performance finale of So You Think You Can Dance and biscuit week on The Great British Bake Off. Next it’s time for finale talk, including the emotional conclusion of Queen Sugar season four and cliffhanging ends to A Black Lady Sketch Show season one and DuckTales season two. Afterward, we head over to the season spotlight and break down season three (or is it more like season two and a half?) of Netflix’s She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. What did you think of the week’s TV, and are you still following She-Ra? Take a listen, then reach out with your thoughts.Season Spotlight: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 3 (1:13:04)Our Week in TV Terrace House: Tokyo 2019–2020 Part 1 (13:45) So You Think You Can Dance (25:12) The Great British Bake Off (32:48) Queen Sugar finale (41:46) A Black Lady Sketch Show finale (49:58) DuckTales finale (55:39)Music Featured: “GlomTales” theme, from DuckTales (2017)

This week on Saturday Mourning Cartoons, Dave Trumbore reviews Season 3 of DreamWorks' 'She-Ra and the Princesses of Power', now streaming on Netflix. Then, stick around for interviews with actor Marcus Scribner, who plays Bow, and creator/showrunner Noelle Stevenson as they talk about Season 3 surprises and more!

Kate is sick once again, so we’re keeping the podcast on the short side this episode. There’s still plenty of TV for us to cover, though. We kick things off with our week in TV, starting with the comedies, including Full Frontal with Samantha Bee’s “Not the White House Correspondents’ Dinner 2,” Bob’s Burgers, and The Last O.G. Then Kate talks a little RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Noel catches up with the latest anime releases in Noel’s anime corner: One-Punch Man, Fruits Basket, Hitoribocchi no Marumaruseikatsu, Demon Slayer, and Sarazanmai. Then we round out the week’s TV with Game of Thrones and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. Afterward, we head to the season spotlight section to look at season two of Netflix’s She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Take a listen, then reach out with your thoughts on the week’s TV.Season Spotlight: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 2 (53:24)Our Week in TV Full Frontal with Samantha Bee (4:32) Bob’s Burgers (8:51) The Last O.G. (12:23) RuPaul’s Drag Race (16:05) Noel’s Anime Corner (20:17) One-Punch Man Fruits Basket Hitoribocchi no Marumaruseikatsu Demon Slayer Sarazanmai Game of Thrones (36:27) DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (44:23)Music Featured: “Cat Zombie” from Sarazanmai

So this episode is more of a KEVINcast, really. But that's OK, because we are talking about one of his favorite shows from last year! And that show is the revival of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, developed by Noelle Stevenson and produced by DreamWorks Animation Television and Netflix. But don't worry, we have some manga talk, video game chatter, and even about how good dogs! Spoiler alert, dogs are very good. OSMnotes Watch She-Ra and the Princesses of Power! Its good! But in the meantime, have some Time Cues: We start the OSMcast!ing – 00:00General Gabbing - 00:36 Google Stadia is a thing? – 01:20 Moments of OSM – 03:05 Super Robot Wars T – 03:14 Dogs – 06:54 Assassin’s Creed Odyssey – 09:03 Urusei Yatsura – 13:23 She-Ra and the Princesses of PowerShe-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Sans Spoilers – 15:30 She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Full of Spoilers – 34:56 OSMs out of OSM – 49:52

This week we review the return of The Blake Mysteries - without Craig McLachlan - plus the debut of new SBS drama On The Ropes. Eighties cartoon favourite She-Ra is back in She-Ra and The Princesses of Power - and she's totally down with gender fluidity! Plus there's plenty of controversy in new documentary Is Australia Sexist? We interview host Yumi Stynes. We also review Escape At Dannemora, and run through the ABC and SBS's new offerings for 2019, including big Eurovision news. Time references (please note these do not apply to Spotify)The Blake Mysteries: 1:53On The Ropes: 8:14Is Australia Sexist?: 17:18ABC and SBS new shows for 2019: 26:15Escape At Dannemora: 34:07She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: 39:20 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

American Thanksgiving has come and gone, bringing with it delicious food, loads of traffic, and another delightful holiday-themed episode of Bob’s Burgers. This week, Noel and Kate keep things on the short side, talking through a truncated week in TV, including A&E’s The Clinton Affair, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the aforementioned Bob’s Burgers, DuckTales, Doctor Who, and Supergirl. Then we move over to the spotlight section and dive in with the first season of Netflix’s She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Who connected with the sparkly ponies of Etheria, and who caught DuckTales’ Ghostbusters riff? Tune in to hear our thoughts, then reach out with your own.Spotlight: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 1 (51:51)Our Week in TV The Clinton Affair (10:24) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (16:55) Bob’s Burgers (22:33) DuckTales (27:17) Doctor Who (32:22) Supergirl (38:04)Music Featured: “Trapped in a Car with Someone You Don’t Want to be Trapped in a Car With” from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

By the power of donuts, we have the podcast! And joining us on this episode recorded at LA Comic Con is Tom Cook, artist and animator whose work you've seen in He-Man, She-Ra, The Jetsons, SuperFriends, Blackstarr, and many more fantastic cartoons of the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Find out how he went from bus driver to animator in the span of three weeks, all because his trash was full. For the honor of Grayskull, listen to THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

All hail Stan the Man and the Princesses of Power. All beware Grindelwald.