Ever see a podcast say goodbye to summer? You have now!

To commemorate the end of summer, we’re reviewing “Summer of 4ft 2” from Season 7 with guest Alison Lynch (@alisonlunch, @bloomdropla). We discuss her new flower business, Bloomdrop, the power of reinventing yourself, and sibling rivalries. We also dive into the MANY amazing jokes in this episode; "It's a bird thing", Milhouse as The Dud, and more than 1 classic 90’s tv show reference. Sit back and enjoy as we say goodbye to summer 2025!

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Alison Recommends: “Good Girl Gone Bad” movies: Grease, Easy A, The Craft, etc.

Harrison Recommends: “Myra Breckenridge” by Gore Vidal The movie “Mermaids” with Cher, Winona Ryder and Christina Ricci!

Snakes, why’d it have to be snakes? Because we’re talking about “Whacking Day”, that’s why! We’re joined by LA writer, actor and comedian Sophie Delaney to review this Season 4, Episode 20 classic. We talk about playing “Mission Impossible” as kids, if the bass guitar is the funniest instrument of all time, and a REALLY weird Josh Groban song about farts.

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Sophie Recommends: The Dustbowl documentary by Ken Burns and JFK by Oliver Stone

Harrison Recommends: Ishmael by Daniel Quinn and The Fruit, The Tree and The Serpent by Lynne Isbell.

Show notes

Josh Groban Song About Beans

This week we take a little trip to the Sodom and Gomorrah of the Missisipp, New Orleans for Season 4 Episode 2 of the Simpsons, “A Streetcar Named Marge” with guest Clayton Margeson. Clayton and I talk about his connection to this episode, why Steve McQueen was, to quote Bart, “such a bitch”, and the joy of having grown-up hobbies.

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Clayton Recommends: The Great Escape, BioShock. Harrison Recommends: “Who Am I This Time?” by Kurt Vonnegut (book and movie) and this article: The Quiet Radicalism of Being a Weird Little Guy with Weird Little Hobbies