In this episode of the Sweaters Podcast we're hanging out with the Thrombey family to discuss the hit whodunnit Knives Out. We discuss director Rian Johnson's love for Agatha Christie and our love of Chris Evans in a chunky knit sweater.   We argue over which members of the Thrombey family were the most diabolical, the most memorable lines and moments, and why we actually think Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc speaks with that unforgettable accent. So grab your coziest sweater and join us for this review of Knives Out!

In this episode of the Sweaters Podcast, we're heading to the farthermost North to talk about Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein. We get into the rich metaphor of the monster, the blatant oedipus complex of Victor Frankenstein, how Mary Shelly invented a whole new genre of science fiction with her beloved classic, and how we too would probably end up with Jacod Elordi if we were building a man from scratch. Come join us in the lab for our first instant reaction episode of the pod.

This week we are flying into the magical world of WIcked. We explore the friendship between Elphaba and Galinda, and their standout performances. We compare our favorite songs and a little tea from behind the scenes scandals. While we prepare for the release of Wicked for Good that releases this week in theaters. We hope to see you there!

In this episode of the Sweaters Podcast, the sisters dive into the watergate with shirtless Steve "The Hair" Harrington and reflect on the series so far. We discuss the characters, puberty(!), romances, themes, and core emotional moments. We discuss our latest theories about the upcoming Season 5, and reflect on the cultural impact of this season, namely Eddie Munson ammiright ladies?!? Join us for one last trip to Hawkins before the clock chimes for the last time.

In this episode of the Sweaters Podcast, we're on summer break and heading to the mall for Stranger Things Season 3, discussing its nostalgia, character dynamics, and pop culture references. We discuss the impact of character deaths, redemption arcs--looking at you Billy, and the balance of humor amidst horror. We share our thoughts on who we're shipping this season, the importance of platonic friendships, and conclude with our overall ratings and final thoughts on the season. Come get a free Scoops Ahoy sample with us!

Charge your proton pack and join us as we dive into a detailed discussion of Stranger Things Season Two, reflecting on its characters, emotional moments, and the impact of nostalgia. We pay tribute to Diane Keaton, explore the Mandela Effect on the 90's Shazaam movie that never was?, and share our thoughts on the season's highs and lows. We critique some plot points while celebrating the humor and heart of the series, ultimately reflecting on the legacy of Season Two and its significance in the Stranger Things universe and why we love Bob Newby forever!

We're heading to Hawkins lab this week as we discuss Stranger Things, its cultural impact, character dynamics, and the nostalgic elements that make it a standout series. We analyze the performances of the cast, particularly Winona Ryder and the younger actors. The conversation touches on the risks taken by the Duffer Brothers in casting unknown actors and the significance of strong female characters in the show. Are you justive for Barb or is she annoying to you? Join our passionate debate of Barb's character, highlighting the complexities of friendship in the series. And don't forget your baseball bat!

In this episode we dive into the Beloved rom-com 'You've Got Mail,' exploring its nostalgic elements, character dynamics, and the timeless chemistry between Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. We chat about the film's supporting cast, memorable quotes, and emotional moments, while critiquing certain scenes and analyzing the influence of Nora Ephron. The film's rewatchability is legendary, so pull up a chair with us in The Shop Around The Corner!