We're back with an episode of our quote unquote fortnightly podcast, in which we review 'Everything, Everywhere, All At Once' - a vehicle for the gorgina Michelle Yeoh and for art that resonates with the mayfly, maximalist, melancholy of our time. Tangents include Joaquin Phoenix's Wikipedia page, the phrase "the whore of Babylon", and Jameela Jamil's bayang; albums under review are Rosalía's 'MOTAMAMI' and James Blake's 'Assume Form'. Next up: 'Utopia' by Bjork. As always, feel free to contact us at [email protected]. Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

We're back with an episode on homophobic dogs, people vs their social media personalities, and Zahra's foray into TikTok. Plus, a review of Pulp's sexy and sentimental 'Different Class'. In a fortnight, we'll be reviewing Rosalía's 'MOTAMAMI' and James Blake's 'Assume Form', so listen along, Lunchies! Have an album you'd like us to review? A topic you'd like us to wax poetic on? Get in touch at [email protected]. Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

Darling listeners, we're rounding out a week of takes on the Osc*rs with our own two cents! We discuss Anthony Hopkins' autism, the erotics of The Slap, plus the night's most notable crimes: the robbing of Dame Olivia Coleman and Ms Kirsten "Kiki" Dunst! For all our fans of felons, we get into Ezra Miller's crusade against karaoke renditions of 'Shallow'. Finally, we share the spotlight with two albums in review, FKA Twigs' 'Caprisongs' and Smokey Robinson's 'Being With You', which give Zoë Kravitz walking through a nightclub and island gyal vibes, respectively! Stay tuned for next fortnight's episode, during which we'll be reviewing Pulp's 'Different Class'. Do you have a least favourite Amy Schumer joke, suggestion for our next episode, or do you just wanna hear Murray and I belt the soundtrack of 'A Star is Born' (for which cameos could be arranged for a fee)? Tell us tell us tell us at [email protected]. Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

We're back from our hiatus in our cabin in the woods (plus an extra week delayed because Z uploaded this late - sorry Lunchies!!). We catch you up on our lives, offer our perspective on trends in cottagecore, and review Alice Phoebe Lou's flop era album 'Child's Play. Next episode we'll be reviewing Smokey Robinson's 'Being With You' and FKA twigs' 'Caprisongs'. Do you want to break free from the concrete jungle? Tell us about your escape plans at [email protected] Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

We're back with another episode! We share our thoughts on the Oscar noms, as suggested by a fan of the pod, before moving into a conversation about womanhood, Wedwo-ing oneself, ageing, and self-pity. Stream Mina's Studio Uno if you know what's good for you. We'd so love to hear from you — you can email us recommendations for our future discussions at [email protected] Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

Your favourite bicoastal working gorls are back with an episode on that elusive concept of work/life balance, recent New York Times acquisition Wordle, and our favourite new Olivia Coleman vehicle, 'The Lost Daughter'. Do you dream of freedom? Of motherhood? Of guessing the Wordle word on the first try? We'd love to hear about these dreams and anything else you'd like to share with us at [email protected] Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

We’re back with the first episode of our newest season and with two of our favourite lads, boyfriend of the pod Angelo and dear friend Ben, both of Crush of the Week fame! We review what we deem in and out for the year ahead. Be sure to share your trend forecast at [email protected]

From the island of Fårö we bring you this episode recapping our Booker Prize disappointment and reviewing Mia Hansen-Løve’s ‘Bergman Island’

You ask, we answer vibes! We're back with another episode featuring all the brilliant, thought-provoking, unnerving, and everything in between questions that you posed to us over Instagram. We talk about Dutch politicians who are secretly in love with each other, prayer, how to let go of boys you're hung up on, and the second life of Judy Garland's 'The Trolley Song'. As always, send us questions, music recommendations, and any additional forms of fan mail at [email protected] Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter

We're soaking up Spring with an episode recorded on location during a beautiful day at Bakoven. We discussed the latest in viral discourse — the case of one Dawn Dorland vs. Sonya Larson, reported on in The New York Times last week, that raises some of the most pressing questions of our time: What are the ethics of borrowing things from someone else's life in your art? What makes one a writer? And, does slapping yourself count as self-harm? Come for the art criticism, and stay for the review of Belle and Sebastian's album 'Tigermilk' (plus, seagulls). Email us at [email protected] with your thoughts on the Dorland vs. Larson saga and any suggestions for albums to review! Links mentioned: Robert Kolker, Bad Art Friend Murray's newsletter & Zahra's newsletter