The Playback Kids

'Tis the Season for some Exodus talk, folks! We are joined by Philly fave and dear friend Tova Perlman to discuss all things Katzenberg's Moses and her desert island movie list. Wanna get in on the fun? Check out the poll to let us know your faves.***These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.***

We're seeing double this week, as we discuss Nancy Meyer's 1998 remake of The Parent Trap. Jury's out as to whether Rachel and Mendel's friendship will survive this recording...

Bon Appétit! We're serving EGO in this weeks episode. ***These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.***

In which Rachel and Mendel have a Jimmy Stewart impression-off. You decide who does it better.This week on The Playback Kids, we are joined by dear friends (and real-life couple!) Abigail Yasgur and Joey Lipner, for a special conversation about Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 thriller masterpiece, Rear Window (1954).

There's nothing more determined than poultry with a plan...In this week's episode, we discuss one of Mendel's all-time favorites--Aardman Animation's story of a headstrong hen named Ginger and her plot to free herself and her fellow chickens from the diabolical Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy's farm.

Pro Tip: Don't eat hot food from an abandoned "theme park" .***These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.***Follow Penina Beede: https://www.instagram.com/realpenina/?hl=en

Golly!These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

No llamas were harmed in the recording of this episode.Special guest: Ezra KurtzThese are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

Rachel and Mendel talk all things Cortez and Floop.These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

It's a pirate's life for Mendel, Rachel, and special guest Aliza Small.These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

Dustin Hoffman plays an eccentric toy store owner, Natalie Portman: his dutiful apprentice (but maybe coerced protege?). Rachel and Mendel have opinions.These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

Rachel and Mendel journey to Genovia with their first guest, writer and dear friend, David Quintas.These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

Pilot Episode!Playback Kids Rachel and Mendel sit down together for a fa-mouse animated classic...These are adult perspectives on childhood movies, so listener discretion is advised.

Start listening on January 13!