rom-coms

Listen to this Words for Change podcast episode, where we delve into the transformative power of relationships. In this episode, join us for a captivating live interview with Rachel Burch, a former lawyer turned transformational coach and the host of Love Before 100 Podcast. Rachel takes us on her journey from skepticism to faith, highlighting the profound impact of belief on our lives and relationships.

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With a focus on overcoming loneliness and embracing personal growth, Rachel shares her experiences navigating divorce, loss, and the challenges of building meaningful connections. Discover the importance of self-belief and the transformative effects it can have on our mindset and interactions with others.

Through a unique blend of inspiration and humor, Rachel explores the complexities of relationships, combining personal development with the joy of rom-coms and comedy. She offers insights into finding love, maintaining optimism, and embracing the rollercoaster of life.

Key takeaways from this episode:

1. The power of belief: How shifting from skepticism to faith can positively impact our lives and relationships.
2. Overcoming loneliness: Understanding that even with people around, it's possible to feel lonely and the steps to connect with others authentically.
3. Embracing personal growth: The importance of self-belief, resilience, and learning to do hard things to foster personal development.

Tune in to this engaging conversation with Rachel Burch as we explore the transformative power of belief and its role in creating empowering relationships. Don't miss out on the laughter, insights, and practical advice that can help you navigate the intricacies of modern connections

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In this podcast within a podcast, Buck is joined by Linus and Sally Montgomery to discuss the 2004 rom-com Win a Date with Tad Hamilton. Why this specific movie? I couldn't tell you.

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We're watching the 2022 Netflix original movie Falling for Christmas this week, starring Lindsay Lohan and Chord Overstreet. A pampered young heiress is diagnosed with amnesia after a Santa-induced skiing accident. A handsome ski lodge owner takes her in while she tries to regain her memories. Long-time listeners will know that we often joke about how there isn't much difference between some rom coms and horror movies. This movie comes close with the ever looming presence of Murder Santa! Tune in to hear our thoughts today! 

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This week, we discuss answered prayers (more specifically, the 76ers trading Ben Simmons for James Harden), the current revitalization of the star-studded rom-com, review Steven Soderbergh's 'Kimi,' and defend Kid Cudi. Thank you for listening!

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Ever wish that rom-coms could be reclaimed as pleasures? And not the guilty kind? Well pals, you’re in luck. Tune in to Meet Cute’s new talk show podcast, The Rom-Com Room, where rom-com connoisseurs Kendra Okereke and Mercedes Gonzales Bazan unite each Friday to nerd out about their favorites, their love-to-hates, and every crush and rom-com in between. So follow The Rom-Com Room on the Meet Cute channel, wherever you get your podcasts, to come hang on January 28th, and every Friday after!

We like to laugh and who doesn't like a good love story? So, it's easy to understand the appeal of romantic comedies. For Valentine's Day 2021, Steve & Kirk take a look at the very popular date-night genre. Comedienne Wendy Liebman joins in and there's a good chance Meg Ryan may come up in discussion. 

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Jay and Tim rank Meg Ryan's 1990s rom-coms, discuss the male equivalent of romantic comedies, and make a whole bunch of mistakes and ridiculous comments that end up after the closing music. Once again, the best part of the episode.

Opening music: "Let's Start at the Beginning," Lee Rosevere
Closing music: "Découvre moi," Marc Senet & Simon Grivot

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Opening music: "Let's Start at the Beginning," Lee Rosevere
Closing music: "Découvre moi," Marc Senet & Simon Grivot

In an effort to find a modern-day romcom to talk about, Angie & Steffi watch “The Lovebirds” (2020) & talk about the journey, growth, & glow-up career of our diva of the week: Issa Rae.

(Additionally, we spend a good 20ish minutes talking about “Killing Eve” Season 3 - which, yes - I will figure out a way to do a proper Diva Dailies episode about our favorite MI6 agent & assassin in a future season. Until then, refer to Oscar & Razzie time stamp)

LOGLINE: A couple experiences a defining moment in their relationship when they are unintentionally embroiled in a murder mystery.

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TIME STAMPS:

- Oscar & Razzie Moment of the Week (01:43)

- Movie Breakdown (27:04)

- Pop Corn & Pop Stars (60:36)

- Spill the Technicolor Tea (65:51)

- Tinseltown Showdown (65:10)

- Show Me the Receipts (68:52)

- Closing Thoughts/Impact (73:41)

- Coming Attractions (75:33)

Marissa chats with Sarvenaz Tash and Sarah Skilton about their co-written romance GHOSTING: A LOVE STORY (aka MISMATCHED IN MANHATTAN in the UK), as well as the comfort we get from classic rom-com tropes and the many delights (and a few pitfalls) of co-writing a book together.

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Jay and Tim talk with Director of Programming Sarah Sleeger about 2020 Newport Beach Film Festival plans, rom-coms, and what it looks like to plan a film festival in the midst of a pandemic. (And the Ricky Gervais show is called After Life, not After Death.)

Show Notes:
Opening music: "Let's Start at the Beginning," Lee Rosevere
Closing music: "Découvre moi," Marc Senet & Simon Grivot

Links: The Newport Beach Film Festival, information and updates

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Opening music: "Let's Start at the Beginning," Lee Rosevere
Closing music: "Découvre moi," Marc Senet & Simon Grivot

Ever wish that rom-coms could be reclaimed as pleasures? And not the guilty kind? Well pals, you’re in luck. Tune in to Meet Cute’s new talk show podcast, The Rom-Com Room, where rom-com connoisseurs Kendra Okereke and Mercedes Gonzales Bazan unite each Friday to nerd out about their favorites, their love-to-hates, and every crush and rom-com in between. So follow The Rom-Com Room on the Meet Cute channel, wherever you get your podcasts.

Follow @MeetCute on Instagram and @MeetCuteRomComs on Twitter & TikTok. Join the rom-com conversation on our Discord.

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This is the second episode in a series of discussions that will feature Kristen R. Ghodsee with various guests reflecting on Alexandra Kollontai's 1923 essay: "Make Way for Winged Eros: A Letter to Working Youth."

Kristen Ghodsee's guest this week is her 17-year-old daughter who reflects on the relevance of Kollontai to high school life in 2019.

In this essay, Kollontai works out her theories of how love and sexuality will be superior under socialism as compared to the bourgeois capitalist past.  She provides a Marxist history of love and sex as ideals that change depending on how the ruling class uses them to promote their own economic interests. It is an essential essay in terms of thinking about the intersections of sexuality and political economy, and it was an important inspiration for Ghodsee's 2018 book: Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism: And Other Arguments for Economic Independence. In this episode, Ghodsee and her daughter discuss the idea that having a large friend group, or a robust social life, takes pressure off of people to find everything they need – intellectually, emotionally, and physically – in just one person for the rest of their lives.

The intro music is a Russian version of The Internationale.

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Also see: AlexandraKollontai.com – A Website for All Things Kollontai 

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On Cal's last ever episode, he, Daniel and Christian discuss the incorporation of Neurodiverse traits in zero to hero Hollywood films, ambition overload and neurodiversity in espionage.

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