If Dolls Could Talk
Stagione 1
Is 11 Still Alive?
Anna Maze Pt.2: Overcoming & Becoming
Anna Mvze Pt. 1: Welcome to Toronto
It's Not Racist, It's Exclusive
di Santana & Katrina
Spiral with us through Stranger Things Season Five and the theory of one final episode because apparently television hates us. 2016 is back and so is Breaking Bad; join us in overanalyzing screenplay structure like failed writers, and confidently get most of it wrong. Somewhere in the chaos: Anthony Joshua’s car accident, the Jake Paul Curse theory, and reactions to epic wars we were absolutely not prepared to discuss. Reckless theories and minimal research, listen before we’re legally stopped.
We’re back with Anna Mvze and this time we’re going deeper, getting realer, and absolutely not pretending the journey was cute the whole time. From behind-the-scenes moments in the music industry to lessons learned the hard way, Anna Mvze shares the stuff we didn’t get to in Part One. We chat about girlhood, music and pop culture and the philosophies that guide Anna Mvze along her journey. Expect honest takes, big lessons, a few “wait… same” moments, and advice you can actually use. If you loved Part One, here we go again!
In this episode, we sit down with Anna Mvze for an insightful conversation about girlhood, finding herself and navigating the music industry. From their journey into music, to the lessons they’ve learned along the way, Anna Mvze shares candid stories, practical advice, and fresh perspectives you won’t want to miss.
Parking lot brawls, Whites-only neighbourhoods, and a hypothetical world stripped of Black, Jewish, and gay brilliance—this episode has range. Tune in as we mix dark humour with real talk and end on Am I the Asshole stories that make us question who really needs therapy.
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is back, SKIMS is reinventing pubic hair with the bush panties no-one asked for and TRON has made a return to the big screen. Join us as we over analyze fashion, provide unsolicited opinions, and racially profile white men - all in the name of journalism.