Steve Pinder and Julia Acks join us to chat about the Oscar Nominated Short 'Jane Austen's Period Drama.' This episode is perfect for anyone who has ever wondered how to get into the industry and create a film that stands out or anyone who has ever been curious about the history of women's health and periods.

Steve and Julia answer: how to create an Oscar-nominated short film, how to create comedy that stands out, what it's like to be Oscar-nominated, and how to campaign for the win. We also chat about the history of period devices and what it was like to have your period in the 1800s, fighting menstruation stigmas, and why it's important to communicate about women's health.

We nibble on watching movies in person, the creation of the C-section, hysteria, Punch the Monkey, public restrooms, and more.

You can watch their film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxpjzOLVRR0&t=3s

We are chatting about how to feel like the hottest version of yourself! We cover hot girl hobbies, the mindset needed, how to handle rejection, why community matters, workout routines, balanced eating advice, living in gratitude, magic, how to dress for yourself, and how to do makeup.

We also nibble romantasy, Las Culturistas, macros, flying, anti-depressants, witchcraft, botox, acotar

Chala Hunter, the intimacy coordinator of Heated Rivalry, joins us on this week's episode!

We chat about intimacy coordinating and what it entails, how heated rivalry’s intimacy differed from other shows, how consent is centered while filming, the art of saying no, Heated Rivalry’s cinematography, the teamwork that went into making a safe environment, funny BTS moments, the intimacy process, how much of the intimacy is choreographed, the amazing acting done by Connor, Hudson, Francois and Robbie, how the show creates the kind of world we want to see, queer love, and more!

We also nibble on acting, smelly armpits, working in TV, being an assistant in Hollywood, puritan culture, berries, single-use plastic, etc.