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Do You See What I Mean?

Do You See What I Mean?

Written by: Joe Cooper & Mia Ward
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Do You See What I Mean is a conversational film and culture podcast where hosts Mia and Joe unpack movies, performances, relationships, and the unspoken dynamics underneath them. Each episode blends sharp cultural analysis, lived experience, and humor to explore how we tell stories about love, work, art, and identity—and where those stories fall short or rise to the challenge.

From classic films and prestige indies, to modern remakes and pop-culture moments, Mia and Joe aren’t interested in hot takes for shock value. They’re interested in clarity: what works, what doesn’t, and why it lands the way it does. Expect thoughtful disagreement, deep dives into character and performance, and the kind of conversations you keep having after the movie ends.

If you’ve ever said, “Do you see what I mean?”—this show is for you.

Questions or film recommendations? Reach out at dyswimpodcast@gmail.com.

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Episodes
  • The Odyssey

    The Odyssey
    Jul 25 2026

    If you can get a ticket to the movie event of the summer, and the year, it’s worth it. Legends, myths, honor, deceit, waiting and redemption — it’s all here in master filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s latest, on this season finale of Do You See What I Mean.

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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • 2026 Lookback

    2026 Lookback
    Jul 16 2026

    This week, we’re looking back at some of the films we haven’t yet dished about from 2026, including:

    • The Drama (2026)
    • In the Grey (2026)
    • Crime 101 (2026)
    • Project Hail Mary (2026)
    • The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026)
    • Mother Mary (2026)
    • Obsession (2026)
    • Is God Is (2026)
    • The Death of Robin Hood (2026)
    • Tuner (2026)
    • Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2026)
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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • The Invite

    The Invite
    Jul 9 2026

    After the success of her brilliant feature directorial debut Booksmart in 2019, actor-writer-director Olivia Wilde faced tougher times with her follow-up, Don’t Worry Darling (2022), which was eclipsed by the PR nonsense around her affair with Harry Styles (honestly, good for her), Florence Pugh’s moralizing, and ex Jason Sudeikis’ petty antics. Now, Wilde is back, and better than ever, in her new, surprising and fantastic film, The Invite. Join me and Joey as they parse this very special evening amongst neighbors, with a few references alive and well as the drama unfolds.
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    1 hr and 23 mins
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