We Own This Town

There are at least three things that you’re likely to experience in a Rasheed Newson novel: 1) A feeling of period-correctness 2) A well-researched ethical dilemma 3) Sex — fortunately his latest book, There’s Only One Sin in Hollywood, is no exception. Our hosts talk with Rasheed about his career as a screenwriter and novelist, but also about the importance of letting historical figures be real people. • Rasheed’s Socials: Instagram | Website • There’s Only One Sin in Hollywood • My Government Means to Kill Me • Diahann Carroll • Sidney Poitier • Bayard Rustin • Andrew Goodman — Join our Patreon for bonus content (starting at $5 a month) — About the show: A culture podcast by two insufferable queer introverts in the South who really need to know who’s gonna be there before they commit to anything. Instagram: @whosgonnabetherepod TikTok: @whosgonnabetherepod

Flanked by a giant spinning wheel of party guests and all the extroverted energy they can muster, our hosts head to Nashville Pride! There, they talk to historian Sarah Calise of Nashville Queer History on just how not new Southern Prides are and how we can all become queer archivists. Listen as festival goers (maybe you?) spin the game wheel to decide if they’re going to the party or not and leave us with their Pride hot takes! • Sarah’s Socials: Instagram | Website • Jackie Shane • The Jackie Shane Papers — Join our Patreon for bonus content (starting at $5 a month) — About the show: A culture podcast by two insufferable queer introverts in the South who really need to know who’s gonna be there before they commit to anything. Instagram: @whosgonnabetherepod TikTok: @whosgonnabetherepod

In this episode, we look at the anti-capitalist afrosurrealist film I Love Boosters (Boots Riley), and the highly-anticipated anti-something The Devil Wears Prada 2 (David Frankel). We explore the common threads (sorry!) of fashion versus capitalism, the depictions of the right kind of billionaire, and the importance of soul sucking demons. Of course, we talk Marxist theory as it applies to fashion production (so, Karl by Karl Marx?) and which film embodies the world we’d like to live in. • Boots Riley • David Frankel • The Devil Wears Prada 2 • I Love Boosters • Dialectical Materialism — Join our Patreon for bonus content (starting at $5 a month) — About the show: A culture podcast by two insufferable queer introverts in the South who really need to know who’s gonna be there before they commit to anything. Instagram: @whosgonnabetherepod TikTok: @whosgonnabetherepod

In celebration of Alien Half-Christmas, Bunnicula and HP Hovercraft devote an entire show to a myriad of alien happenings.

Joy and Sarah have the privilege of sitting down with former Nashville Mayor, Megan Barry. Having just run for Congress as well as her new book “It’s What You Do Next” coming out this week, she squeezed us in her calendar to talk about all things Max. Join us.

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Realist” archetype and its accompanying Letter from the collection. They also interview the author of the book “Without Children: The Long History of Not Being a Mother” – Peggy O’Donnell Heffington.

HP & Bunnicula welcome two special guests for our last Halloween episode! This one’s for all the horror movie buffs!

Join hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver as they discuss the making of their visual arts collaboration, “Letters to Our Unborn Children: An Exploration of a Woman’s Decision to Remain Child-Free by Choice,” sharing their extensive research on the topic of being child-free, and interviewing other child-free women. Recorded on Sept 10, 2024. Additional Links Find more from Sarah Saturday at sarahsaturday.com Find more from Tarri Driver at tarridriver.com “Letters” Pop-Up Show RSVP

Join hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver as they discuss the making of their visual arts collaboration, “Letters to Our Unborn Children: An Exploration of a Woman’s Decision to Remain Child-Free by Choice,” sharing their extensive research on the topic of being child-free, and interviewing other child-free women.

Joy and Sarah chat with British singer/songwriter Lucie Silvas. We delve into her postpartum experience, not with the baby blues, but with the baby pinks! Tune in to find out what that means!

A lively discussion about Ghostbustin’, vampire flicks, mummy cheese talismans, and more research into some of Nashville’s notable haunted sites; including an infamous Captain D’s.

Welcome our 1st unconventional mom, Brooke Baxter! We had such a delightful time, setting aside a space for acknowledging all the beautiful ways that women not only mother each other but also themselves, and how important that work is. Join us.

Season 2 kicks off with an insightful tale of the ghost of City House, Steve.

The gals sit down with their first official guest of Season 4 and first time mom of a 1 yr old , Angealic Parson. Born in Memphis and first in her family to graduate high school and college her story is one full of resilience and gratitude.

This episode of the Mom Cult Podcast covers a special pool party gathering with various segments featuring different guests.

The gals are throwing a Momcult Gathering next week! A “we survived the summer” pool day benefiting Joy’s short film “I’m A Winner”. We’d love to see you there! Sarah has fully joined the Dr. Becky movement and Joy is navigating cell phones and explicit music. Pool Day Details here Follow Momcult on Instagram @momcultpodcast.