In this episode, your host Keryn and our special guest Sowmya discuss the Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning anthology series, The White Lotus. A dark satire series created by Mike White, this nail-biting show is full of social commentary, culture war critiques, and relationship scandals! Join your hosts as they talk about what happens when you mix Jennifer Coolidge with murder!

Hi everyone! In this episode, your host Keryn is joined by a very special guest, her mother, to review one of their favorite movies this time of year called The Holiday starring Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, and Jack Black. Hope you all enjoy this episode where we gush about relationships, friendships, and all the hopeful themes this film has to offer. Released in 2006, this movie is still loved by many winter watchers, including your hosts who have seen the movie too many times to count. Personal thanks to the guest for joining this episode!

Welcome back this week for a different type of podcast! We are in No Man's Land this week! Get to know your hosts Keryn and Elizabeth as we update you on everything new in our lives and have some playful banter as well as some meaningful debates on pop culture topics and interesting concepts. DISCLAIMER: While our usual podcasts have a universal disclaimer about both our opinions and spoilers, this podcast involves our personal opinions as well as our stances on what could sometimes be controversial or upsetting topics. We only aim to entertain, and anything we say is not intended to exclude anyone or invalidate opinions/experiences.

Welcome back to the Fill the Void podcast! In this episode we review the 2016 series adaptation of Tolstoy's classic novel. This episode serves as a great introduction to period pieces, but also this monument of a book published over 150 years ago! Come see why we're in love with Paul Dano and why this story has the best set of characters ever created!

In this episode, your hosts review the critically acclaimed miniseries, I Know This Much is True, starring Mark Ruffalo. Arguably the performance of his lifetime, Mark plays a twin brother as he unearths troubling family secrets and deals with the ups and downs of life. Join us as we discuss an important piece of work confronting topics like brotherhood, family trauma, and identity, with great performances from Juliette Lewis, Kathryn Hahn, and Rosie O'Donnell!