As we mourn the victims of the Pulse Nightclub massacre in Orlando, we discuss how to deal with community grief — how music can help, how allies (like Nick Jonas) sometimes cross a line and nostalgia in the form of our own “first gay bar” experiences. (6/21/16)
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We don’t know about you, but this start to summer has been exhausting! We’re taking a week to regroup, but we didn’t want to leave you empty-eared, so we hope you don’t mind too much that we had a little less to say this week. On the agenda, a pair of comedy duos: Maya Rudolph and Martin Short (and their attempt to bring back the variety show format) and Amy Poehler and Tina Fey (and their Sisters film, which Joe finally paid $1.50 to watch via Redbox). There are a few other surprises in there, too!
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On episode five of Coffee and Bars, co-hosts Sylvia Rodemeyer and Joe Erbentraut discuss the week in pop culture. Among this week’s topics: The Craft turns 20, RuPaul throws a DragCon, Mother’s Day looks terrible (but we love our moms) and (sorry Tina Fey) Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt has a sophomore slump (and a race problem).
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On the second episode of Coffee and Bars, your hosts discuss complicated feelings on John Goodman, Columbia House’s turn to vinyl, Nina Simone and the film Nina, the groundbreaking British teen show My Mad Fat Diary and more. Also: fashion overalls (“they’re coming!”).
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On the premiere episode of Coffee and Bars, Rodemeyer and Erbentraut discuss Broad City, Schitt’s Creek, Nancy Kerrigan, remake fatigue and more.
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