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Kicking & StreamingMulan or: How I Learned to Work Smarter, Not HarderThis week we're unpacking one of Carie Ann's most personal Disney experiences, 1998's Mulan. Ross struggles frequently with this film as one that was not marketed towards him, but was very familar with the familial expectations surrounding gender norms. Carie expresses distaste with the character of Mushu in her adult life, as well as the valuable take-away that no one person will ever fit super snugly into the binary boxes of gender norms. The siblings remark on what it means to be a credit to your own family, and also how you will never fit into the binary boxes...2025-07-141h 44

Kicking & StreamingAladdin or: How I Learned to Beeeeee Myself (REBROADCAST)We're off this week, lil onions, but we wanted to rerun an ep that fits right in with our summer coverage of Disney Renaissance animated films, featuring Carie's all time fave, Robin Williams! This week, Carie is offending Ross' OCD by choosing a Disney film, Aladdin (1992) despite previous intentions of grouping them together. Carie defends this choice by lauding the amazing performance of her fave, Robin Williams, as the genie. Ross gets frustrated with multiple plot elements that make less than perfect sense, even for a children's film. The siblings get back to the root cause of...2025-06-301h 37

Kicking & StreamingThe Little Mermaid or: How Disney Got Her Groove BackThis week, lil onions, we're kicking off extended mainfeed coverage of Disney films from childhood, or what is more specifically known as the Disney Renaissance. The best place to start is at the beginning with 1989's The Little Mermaid! Carie manages to keep the big baby tears back as they unravel the story of Princess Ariel of Atlantic, a mermaid who wants to be part of the human world. After trading her voice to a sea witch to get the guy, she'll have to work fast to ensure she's not reduced to haunted seaweed as a pawn in some...2025-05-191h 33

Kicking & StreamingBalto or: How I Learned Dogs Can Be Racist(?)The answer is of course, no. Dogs are only as racist as we teach them to be. Welcome, lil onions, to the final stretch of 2024. This month, we're doing low-impact childhood favorites to end our year on a soft place to fall. Up first is our breakdown of a harrowing yet endearing story of a half-wolf dog who wants desperately to be respected by his community. We're breaking down Balto (1995), a story that is rooted in history but very much diverges from fract. Ross is up front and center, ready to call Carie out on her affinity for animated...2024-12-021h 31

Kicking & StreamingThe Descent or: How I Learned Spelunking is DumbClaustrophobics need not apply this week, lil onions! We're breaking down one of Carie's all-time favorite horror films, The Descent (2005). We follow the journey of a group of female spelunkers as the traverse an unknown cave system and disturb the ancient horrors within. Carie is overwhelmed by the physical display of badassitude on behalf of the all-female cast, Ross is on the Juno For Death 2005 campaign for the entire film, and the siblings discuss how the film's two different endings impact the overall narrative. 2024-10-141h 27

Kicking & StreamingFlightplan or: The First Time Ross Was Gaslit by a FilmContinuing with our theme of thrillers for Ross' birthday month, we cover one of his favorites, Flightplan (2005), the movie about how it is in fact possible to lose your child on an airplane. Jodie Foster stars as engine propulsion engineer, Kyle Pratt, who is distraught to awaken to find her daughter missing while on a double decker airplane. Prepare to be gaslit, both on Kyle's behalf and as an audience. Ross fawns over the tone the movie sets up from the jump, Carie gets super jazzed by the fim's catharsis, and the siblings are in collective awe at the...2024-09-161h 29

Kicking & StreamingAladdin or: How I Learned to Beeeeee Myself**Let's try this again, with the CORRECT export file... This week, Carie is offending Ross' OCD by choosing a Disney film, Aladdin (1992) despite previous intentions of grouping them together. Carie defends this choice by lauding the amazing performance of her fave, Robin Williams, as the genie. Ross gets frustrated with multiple plot elements that make less than perfect sense, even for a children's film. The siblings get back to the root cause of why the film traumatized Ross in the first place, and then of course the bonus treat of Ross' unsolicited rant about Disney remakes. 2024-08-261h 37

Kicking & StreamingWhat Dreams May Come or: How I Learned to Navigate the AfterlifeWHO'S READY TO SOB? Seriously, like more than once. This week, in a very trigger-heavy episode, the siblings unpack one of Robin Williams' more devastating films, What Dreams May Come (1998). Carie puts Ross through the emotional woodchipper that is the story of Chris Nielsen and his family's arduous journey from life to death to ACTUAL Hell. Carie has some reading from the book the movie is based upon, Ross completely derails the recording over a Family Guy bit, and the siblings consider what they might look like in the afterlife. Help is available. Speak with someone today 988 Suicide a...2024-08-191h 30

Kicking & StreamingBicentennial Man or: How I Learned Ross Wouldn't Give "Robots" RightsCelebrate the life and career of the late Robin Williams with us today on a day of remembrance following the date of his death on August 11, 2014. We're talking about Bicentennial Man (1999), the turn-of-the-century film that brings Issac Asimov's 1976 novel to the silver screen. The film follows Andrew, a NDR 114 model android who embarks on a 200 year journey towards becoming human. Carie is understandably endeared by the vulnerable performance of her favorite actor of all time, while simultaneously being annoyed with the pacing and often inelegant writing. Ross is digging his heels in on the hypothetical of robots naturally evolving...2024-08-121h 38

Kicking & StreamingPatch Adams or: How I Fell in Love with Pablo NerudaIt's all Robin Williams all the time this August! The siblings kicking off Carie's birthday month with a film about a charmingly funny and outrageously sad tale of a medical student whose treatment philosophy included a clown nose and laughter, Patch Adams (1998). Ross finds the ethical implications of some of his practices troubling, while Carie gets fussy over certain Hollywood revisions to the real Patch Adams' life story, all while the siblings remember Robin Williams for his deeply dimensional acting prowess. Related Media: The Gesundheit! Institute SUPPORT US ON PATREON! 2024-08-051h 33

Kicking & StreamingMoulin Rouge or: How I Learned the Difference Between Baz and Bad LurhmanThis week, the siblings finish off #JukeboxJune with one of Carie's sentimental favorites, Baz Lurhman's Moulin Rouge (2001). The siblings dive into the tale of burgeoning love in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 20th century. Carie is immediately caught up in the biconic nature of Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman's touching performances. Ross is moment to moment on what aspect of the film he dislikes the most. Above all, the siblings are locked in a stalemate throughout about whether the film is actually good or if it is simply a movie from times gone by. SUPPORT U...2024-06-241h 31

Kicking & StreamingAcross the Universe or: Thanks for Everything, Julie TaymorTo kick of a jukebox musical marathon, Carie and Ross attempt to understand how a visually stunning film with fantastic musical arrangements can lose THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS. That's right, it's Across the Universe (2007), a story about a cluster of bohemians navigating the turbulent world of 1960's America. Carie gets excited about Eddie Izzard's fabulous cameo, and less excited about Bono. Ross struggles with the thin narrative and shallow relationships between characters. Salma Hayek is here for no reason? And it would never be a period piece without a little of Ross' History Corner regarding the political pipeline of Richard...2024-06-031h 36

Kicking & StreamingKiki's Delivery Service or: How I Learned About Creative BurnoutTo finish off AniMAY, we're talking about one of Carie's emotional favorite Ghibli films, Kiki's Delivery Service (1989). Ross is full of ennui about the fact that he's not living in a Studio Ghibli postcard, Carie addresses how the movie helps her cope with creative burnout and feelings of helplessness, and the siblings are blessed finally with an anime movie with little to no conflict that is a balm on their scabby, jaded souls. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! Later this week, we'll be releasing an episode on the infamous Ghost Stories anime with an English dub so wild, yo...2024-05-271h 23

Kicking & StreamingBelle or: How I Learned Not to Go ViralThis week, Carie made Ross feel something with Belle (2021). We are following the tale of insecure teenager Suzu as she navigates the instant fame her singing voice earns her on the social media site known as U. Ross is moved by the music but cannot get over the logistics of LOGGING ON. Carie is filled to the brim with emotions at the prospect of someone being real on the internet. The solar eclipse comes up somehow? And the siblings remind themselves that you never really know who is behind the keyboard. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! Re...2024-05-201h 40

Kicking & StreamingPrincess Mononoke or: How I Learned Not to Stray From NatureCalling all WEEBS! This week, lil' onions, we are covering one of Hayao Miyazaki's best films, Princess Mononoke (19 ). Admittedly, Ross did fall asleep in the middle of the movie, and yes, Carie does not have all the answers at the end of the day, but the film is still rife with valuable messages about environmentalism and empathy. Ross is a Yakul the Elk stan from the jump, and Carie tries to underline the uncomfy-ness associated with not knowing who is the real villain... Related Media: Princess Mononoke Revealed: The Real Mythology & History Explained SUPPORT US O...2024-05-131h 27

Kicking & StreamingAKIRA or: How I Learned to Invoke Meatball ModeHAPPY ANI-MAY LIL ONIONS!! Ross is very upset, because Carie is putting him through the visual feast of AKIRA (1988). Carie is committed to trying to make this mess of an anime adaptation make sense with Ross pointing out how NOTHING MAKES SENSE. Ross regularly struggles with keeping track of all the many characters—and Carie tries to make a larger metaphor to the idea of energy everlasting. Today's English dub trailer is fan made by YouTube user Konstantin Pichugin! Related Media: Manga vs. Anime: AKIRA EDITION! SUPPORT US ON PATREON! ...2024-05-061h 36

Kicking & Streaming16 Candles or: How I Learned Not All John Hughes Movies Are GoodOOOF, we are ANGRY this week, lil onions. Ross and Carie have now seen John Hughes' 16 Candles (1984) for the very first time, and WE HAVE SOME NOTES! Carie is indignant on behalf of Molly Ringwald's character, Ross is beside himself over the horrifically unfunny comedy, and the siblings realize that when push comes to shove, they really should have covered Pretty in Pink instead. SUPPORT US ON PATREON!!!!!!!! 2024-04-151h 21

Kicking & StreamingThe Flintstones: or How I Learned the Invention of ConcreteThis week, Carie and Ross break down an old favorite, The Flintstones, in which Ross comments more than once that this is a dinosaur story based on the labor of dinosaur characters in the narrative, and also the movie. Carie comments on the biconic nature of the film, mostly via John Goodman, and the siblings remember the value of a good prehistoric pun... PATREON!!!!!!!!!!!! 2024-03-181h 30

Kicking & StreamingThe Land Before Time or: How I Learned to Not Be a TriCERAtopsThis week, we're weeping, lil onions! We're breaking down The Land Before Time (1988), a Don Bluth Stephen Spielberg George Lucas(?) animated feature about a mixed family of dinosaurs journeying to the promised land known as The Great Valley. Carie outlines some of the themes of the larger franchise, Ross is all in his feelings about how the movie plays his emotional strings, and the siblings are desperate to know why there is RACISM in the greater dinosaur social-verse!!!! Related Media: Check out Jenny Nicholson's' video essay on all 14 Land Before Time movies! SUPPORT US ON P...2024-03-111h 10

Kicking & Streaming[REBROADCAST] The Iron Giant or: How I Learned to Choose My Own PathSorry we're missing out on the aforementioned National Treasure coverage this week, but Ross and I have reorganized our November lineup so we can bring you something even BETTER: a special preview of our Patreon coverage of the blueprint for high fantasy as imagined by Peter Jackson, The Lord of the Rings later in the month. We'll be back next week with our two-parter coverage of Oliver Stone's JFK (1991), and in the meantime if you're starved for new content, please go subscribe to our PATREON! For just $5, you'll get instant access to over a year's worth of co...2023-11-061h 16

Kicking & StreamingLady in the Water or: How I Learned M. Night Can Be PettyThis week Ross breaks down one of his favorite films starring one of his favorite actors that Carie is all too happy to dump upon, Lady in the Water (2006). Ross can't stop talking about the James Newton Howard soundtrack, Carie can't stop pointing out how little the plot makes sense, and the siblings both become enamored with how the movie's underlying message is to believe in things that make you feel like a kid again. SUPOORT US ON PATREON!!!!!! 2023-09-111h 29

Kicking & StreamingThe Never-Ending Story or: How I Learned Cope with Horse DeathThis week, Carie and Ross cover the movie that inspired an entire generation of Dungeons and Dragon players, The Never-Ending Story (1984). Carie gets sad about the prospect of never having time to read in her adult life, Ross heightens the message of the film about generational conflict, and the siblings hold each others' hands through the traumatic and timeless fate of our favorite horse, Artax. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! 2023-08-281h 35

Kicking & StreamingStranger Than Fiction or: How I Fell in Love with Will FerrellWho wants to start their Monday off with a little meta existential crisis? This week Carie puts a begrudging Ross through one of her favorite movies about writing, Stranger Than Fiction (2006). Carie remarks on the depth Will Ferrell can bring in a non-comedic performance, Ross struggles with the magical realism elements of the plot, and the siblings wonder who is writing the weird story of their silly little lives. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! Please? It's Carie's Birthday Month! 2023-08-211h 25

Kicking & StreamingThe Pagemaster or: How Learned Not to Trip in LibrariesThis week, Ross gets dust blown off his brain by Carie's first selection for birthday month, The Pagemaster (1994). Carie establishes her birthday month theme of movies about relationships with literature, Ross insists that Christopher Lloyd is guilty of multiple felonies, and the siblings remember how books can empower young people. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! 2023-08-071h 16

Kicking & StreamingWhat’s Eating Gilbert Grape or: How I Learned About Content MiseryRoss is mad, lil' onions. This week we're diving into What's Eating Gilbert Grape, a film about how a young man with a turbulent family life manages to scrape together an existence in the middle of nowhere, Endora, Iowa. Ross touches on the themes of isolation and arrest in development of the film, Carie holds Ross' hand through the more devastating parts, and the siblings reflect on what is was like to grow up in a small rural town. SUPPORT US ON PATREON!! 2023-07-171h 38

Kicking & StreamingJ. Edgar or How I Learned Leo Can Do that AccentRoss is in rare form today as we unpack the 2011 historical drama, J. Edgar. Ross provides us crucial historical context while Carie tries not to heave at every frame containing Armie Hammer. Carie explains her theories regarding the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. Ross has impatience for Carie's theories regarding the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! 2023-06-121h 36

Kicking & StreamingBrokeback Mountain or: How Queer Cowboys Broke *Me*Who's ready to sob in cowboy? To kick of pride month, Carie and Ross are cracking open the hella queer narrative about two cowboys in love, Brokeback Mountain (2005). Ross guides us through a nuanced conversation about homophobia and male masculinity while Carie tries to keep herself from sweating at the sight of Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal cuddling. Get the tissues ready, and prepare yourself for the sight of Anne Hathaway topless (yikes). SUPPPORT US ON PATREON! 2023-06-051h 23

Kicking & StreamingForrest Gump or: How I Learned About Fate vs. ChanceWho's ready to RUN, lil onions? This week, Carie and Ross unpack the enduring saga of Forrest Gump, a man with a low IQ and a heart of gold. Ross gets his giggles from the drive-by historical events throughout Forrest's amazing life, Carie comments on the myriad of special effects shots that carry parts of the narrative, and the siblings' collective blood pressure rises over the bad penny that is Jenny Currant. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! 2023-05-221h 40

Kicking & StreamingFlubber or: How Ross Started Having Flight DreamsThis week the siblings break down a long-dormant favorite, Flubber, a Disney remake based on the Absent Minded Professor. Robin Williams crawls back into our hearts once more as he attempts to hone a new energy source in the interests of saving the college where he is employed. Carie experiences unmitigated rage at the idea of being left at the altar three times, Ross has a very specific yet unconscious connection the source material, and the siblings decide that the big takeway for the film is to just show up for women, please... SUPPORT US ON PATREON!2023-05-011h 25

Kicking & StreamingThumbelina or: How I Fell in Love with a Fairy PrinceThis week the siblings break down one of Carie's emotional faves, Don Bluth's Thumbelina (1994). Ross gets irrationally upset about the unhelpful cast of animal characters in the journey. Carie swoons over "Let Me Be Your Wings." Most importantly however, Ross wants to make sure you know this isn't a love story but a human trafficking story. 2023-02-131h 29

Kicking & StreamingThe Rosa Parks Story or: How I Fell in Love with Angela BassettFor our first episode of the new year, Carie and Ross break down one of Ross' favorite made-for-tv movies, The Rosa Parks Story. Ross provides a great deal of historical context regarding Jim Crow and the laws that segregated Black people from Whites, Carie gets incensed over never hearing the name Claudette Colvin in school, and the siblings remark on how Angela Bassett patently refuses to age. RELATED MEDIA: Drunk History - Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks (ft. Lisa Bonet and Amber Ruffin) The Arrest Records of Rosa Parks Jim Crow an...2023-02-061h 40

Kicking & StreamingThe Family Stone or: How I Learned to Let My Freak Flag FlyThis week, Carie gives Ross a new experience by putting him through The Family Stone (2005) in which his boyfriend Durmot Mulroney brings Sarah Jessica Parker home to meet his family for Christmas before proposing to her. Carie defends family agitator, Amy, Ross unexpectedly falls for Luke Wilson, and Diane Keaton is here. Isn't life great? SUPPORT US ON PATREON! 2022-12-051h 31

Kicking & StreamingThe SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: or How I Learned to Embrace My Inner ChildThis week, the siblings get down to the nitty gritty with the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004). Carie and Ross follow SpongeBob and Patrick on their journey to retrieve the crown of Neptune so they can save Mr. Krabs from a bonefide crab bake. Carie remarks on how millennials all became Squidward, Ross remarks on the universatility of SpongeBob as an IP, and the siblings remember that the kid inside is better than the adult on the outside. SUPPORT US ON PATREON 2022-11-281h 31

Kicking & StreamingHarriet the Spy or: How I Fell in Love with Rosie O’DonnellWho's ready to commit misdemeanors? This week the siblings break down one of Carie's cherished childhood favorites, Harriet the Spy (1996). Ross blows inches of dust off his brain revisiting the film, Carie provides multiple examples for how the formed her in the metaphorical primordial ooze, and Ross finally learns about "cootie catchers." Our Patreon 2022-11-071h 27

Kicking & StreamingStuart Little or: How I Learned All Families Look DifferentRoss' birthday month opens with Stuart Little (1999), a film to soothe his inner child. Carie gets far too weepy over a CGI mouse voiced by Michael J. Fox, Ross comments on the absurdity of setting up a legal framework for adopting an orphaned mouse, and of course both the siblings talk about the startling fact that Stuart Little is not a mouse in the original book. Our Patreon Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-09-051h 24

Kicking & Streaming10 Things I Hate About You or: How I Fell in Love with Heath LedgerThis week's episode covers one of Carie's guiltiest pleasure movies, 10 Things I Hate About You, based on one of William Shakespeare's objectively worst plays, The Taming of the Shrew. Ross flies off the handle on the side of Kat regarding her well-read, mouthy nature. Carie has Hanna Barbara eyes for a young Heath Ledger, and the siblings tsk tsk tsk this particular work of Shakespeare. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-08-221h 14

Kicking & StreamingMy Girl or: The One Where Carie Always CriesThis week, the siblings dust off a favorite tearjerker in formative cinema, My Girl (1991). Ross fawns over the friendship between Vada and Thomas J. Carie sobs over the movie's unforgivable ending. And the siblings collectively implode over the early 90's perfection of Jamie Lee Curtis. Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-08-151h 26

Kicking & StreamingThe Secret Garden or: How I Learned About the Winter of GriefFor the first episode of Carie's birthday month, the siblings cover a beloved childhood favorite, The Secret Garden (1993), the story of Mary Lennox, who goes to live with her reclusive uncle on the Yorkshire moors and finds a secret garden once owned by her late aunt. Ross gets strength from the growth and rebirth elements of the movie, while Carie lauds the empowering message the story sends to children, especially little girls. Our Patreon Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-08-081h 31

Kicking & StreamingThe Master of Disguise or: How I Learned Not All Childhood Favorites Are GemsCarie and Ross are given the shock of their lives when the revisiting Master of Disguise (2002) goes horrifically sideways. Ross decries Dana Carvey's use of brownface, Carie scream-laughs through the more ABSURD and ridiculously bad bits, and the siblings learn a valuable lesson about the hindsight in favorite childhood films. OUR PATREON! $5/mo: https://patreon.com/kickingandstreaming Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-07-251h 17

Kicking & StreamingBig Fat Liar or: How I Learned the Truth is Not OverratedThis week, Carie and Ross go on a wild ride through a childhood favorite, Big Fat Liar (2001). Ross HOWLS over the cartoonishness of Paul Giamatti, Carie can't with the meta humor of Hollywood production, and the siblings remind themselves of the value of being able to place yourself in a movie for maximum escapism. Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions Related Media: John Adams Coverage on the Patreon 2022-07-181h 27

Kicking & StreamingTop 5 Performances By LGBTQ+ Actors (Film & Television)The siblings list off some of their favorite performances by queer actors in film and television. Ross pokes fun at Carie's love for Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Carie gets sentimental over a wizard queen, and there's no shortage of squealing over the ladies, theydies, and gentlehims on our listicle of LGBTQ talent. Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-06-271h 15

Kicking & StreamingThe Hours or: How I Learned the Importance of Small MomentsTRIGGER WARNING FOR SUICIDE: This week Carie and Ross unlock a literary favorite, The Hours, starring many of our favorites. Carie puts her degree to work, Ross stresses over the relationships, and the siblings begin to understand the hours... Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-06-201h 16

Kicking & StreamingJudy or: The One Where Ross CriesThis week Ross genuinely cries at the thought of the horrible life Judy Garland lead. We break down Judy (2019), the Academy Award winner. Ross goes on and on with the Judy history, Carie gets overwhelmed with the story, and both siblings have crying episodes. Related Media: The Judy Garland Tapes Copyright 2022 @ Sorry Mom Productions 2022-06-141h 34

Kicking & StreamingSpy Kids or: How I Fell for Antonio Banderas and Carla GuginoThis week, the siblings strap in for family spy fun in breaking down one of Ross' all time faves, Spy Kids (2001). Carie goes nuts over all the kid-themed spy-tech, Ross swoons over Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino, and Carie and Ross reminesce about how they teased each other as children. 2022-05-091h 30

Kicking & StreamingJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat or: How I Fell in Love with Donny OsmondCarie and Ross are OFF THE RAILS this week with one of their all-time favorite musicals, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999). Ross stifles his adoration for Joan Collins, Carie goes bananas over Andrew Lloyd Webber's mosaic musical score, and the siblings wrist flap at the height of camp in this direct-to-video production. Related Media: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999) FULL MOVIE Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-04-181h 28

Kicking & StreamingJonah: A Veggietales Movie or How I Learned the Value of Compassion and MercyJONAH WAS A PROPHET....This week Carie is holding it in while we discuss the tale of Joanh the prophet and his journey as he defies the will of God. Ross sings the praises of Khalil the Catepillar, Carie hates the ending of the original Bible story, and the siblings relearn the value of compassion and mercy in their everyday lives. Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Producitions 2022-04-111h 14

Kicking & StreamingThe Prince of Egypt or: How I Learned the Value of Self-DeterminationWHO'S READY FOR THE STORY OF EXODUS? This week Carie and Ross unpack a childhood favorite, The Prince of Egypt (1998), an adaptation of the Book of Exodus in which the prophet Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt and onward to the promise land. Ross comes down hard on imperialist slaver and total monster, Rameses II, Carie finds cartoons far too attractive, and the siblings meditate on one of the greatest soundtracks in all of "children's" animation. Related Media: Prince of Egypt Musical; SUPPORT US ON PATREON!!!!! Copyright Sorry Mom Productions 2022 2022-04-041h 30

Kicking & StreamingElizabeth or: How I Learned About the Reformation (Rebroadcast)While Carie and Ross take a week off to recover from their personal lives, stay on the theme of Knights and Kings (and One Queen) with our rereun of Elizabeth (1998). Carie can't get over the caucacity of Lord Robert, Ross has more anglo saxon trivia than you can shake a Protestant at, and the siblings apologize for the double dose of Geoffrey Rush. We just covered the Golden Girls on Patreon! Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions 2022-03-211h 20

Kicking & StreamingThe King’s Speech or: How I Learned About ElocutionIn continuing our theme of fealty of knights in service of kings, we have a different sort of "knight" this week, Carie and Ross cover Tom Hooper's Academy Award Winning film, The King's Speech (2010). Ross divulges all the tea shared between King George VI (or "Bertie") and his elocution coach, Lionel Logue who landed his own title in chivalry under the British crown. Carie groans at the protocol of royal life, Ross gives us the cliffnotes on the David arc from the Crown, and the siblings appreciate the power of a well-timed speech in a not well time at...2022-03-141h 29

Kicking & StreamingThe Color Purple (Pt.1) or: How I Fell in Love with Whoopi GoldbergIn a very special two-part episode, Carie and Ross discuss the powerful Academy Award nominated adaptation of Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Color Purple (1985). Ross lauds the incredible composition of Quincy Jones' beautiful score, Carie gets giddy for the queerness between Ceilie and Shug, and the siblings sob like children over the separation of Ceilie and her sister Nettie. REQUIRED READING: Black women's responses to The Color Purple by Jacqueline Bobo 'In Search of The Color Purple' and Why Black Women Look For Each Other by Tarisai Ngangura On The Co...2022-02-211h 08

Kicking & StreamingLittle Shop of Horrors or: How I Learned Not to Let Romance Consume MeHappy Valentine's Day, lil onions! This week, Carie and Ross break down an all-time favorite, Little Shop of Horrors (1986) starring Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, and Steve Martin. Carie fills us in on some of the technical specs of the Audrey II plant and the puppetry. Ross lavishes the Black Greek chorus with compliments for being the heart of the film. And the siblings laud the accomplisments of Howard Ashman and Alan Menken of Disney fame for their unforgettable score. Related Media: History of Skid Row; Little Shop of Horrors Behind the Scenes; Alternate Ending 2022-02-141h 26

Kicking & StreamingJingle All the Way or: How Turbo All the Jamie Was BornOn this week's episode, Carie and Ross unpack a cult classic holiday favorite, Jingle All the Way (1996). Carie shares an anecdote about the day Ross was born, Ross can't believe the absurdity of the film's plot, and the silbings revisit the origins of a disasterous drinking game based on Jingle All the Way. Related Media;: I AM ALLAH!; 2021-12-131h 15

Kicking & StreamingREBROADCAST: A Bug‘s Life or: How I Learned There is Strength in NumbersHappy Monday, lil onions! Reminder that we're taking this week off to recoup from the holiday, but we hope you'll enjoy revisiting our original coverage of A Bug's Life (1996)! Tune in next week as the siblings rehash their favorite Christmas episodes from children's cartoons. This week we cover Pixar's A Bug's Life (1996), a story of innovation and rebellion. It's not quite that serious, but Carie and Ross are definitely here for the bug humor. Ross discusses his exetensial love for Geri's Game and Carie can't deal with actual sociopath, Kevin Spacey. We hope you've enjoyed our...2021-11-291h 17

Kicking & StreamingFinding Nemo or: How I Learned to Just Keep SwimmingCarie & Ross unpack their favorite movie undadahsea with Pixar's Finding Nemo (2003). The siblings get into the anxieties around being a parent , Ross reminds us all that fish are friends, not food, and Carie reflects on the difficulty surrounding our children's agency. Copyright Sorry Mom Productions 2021-11-151h 27

Kicking & StreamingMonsters Inc., or How I Learned There Are Monsters In My ClosetThis week Ross and Carie go inside the infamous closet to find the secrets hidden inside--an entire monster universe that harvest scream for power: Ross gets into the monopoly that is Monsters Inc., Carie practically sobs over Sully & Boo , and the sblings remember what it's like to be a kid and afraid of the monsters under your bed. Related Media: For the Birds (Pixar Short); Monsters Inc. Bloopers; Copyright Sorry Mom Productions 2021-11-081h 28

Kicking & StreamingSigns or: How I Learned to Spot MiraclesThis week the siblings rehash a major source of Ross' childhood anxieties: M. Night Shyamalan's tittilating classic, Signs (2002). Ross explains how this movie gave him fears of the unseen and multiple facets of midwestern culture. Carie spends the entire episode arguing that the aliens are a footnote in the story. And wouldn't you know it, it really was God all along? Don't miss this hilarious episode! Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-09-201h 19

Kicking & StreamingWar of the Worlds or: Tom Cruise Runs from Aliens for Two HoursThis week, Carie and Ross break down an old favorite with our second alien selection of the month, Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds. Ross gives us the backstory on one of the original science fiction novels, the famous Orson Wells radio program, and the subsequent original film adaptation. Throughout the remake, Carie is horrified all over again about the emotions in the movie and Ross reflects on the general insanity of Tom Cruise. Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-09-061h 21

Kicking & StreamingREBROADCAST | Independence Day or: How I Learned the Difference Between Patriotism and NationalismThis week, why not take a cringe-worthy stroll down memory lane with Carie and Ross as they revist their second-ever episode on Kicking and Streaming with their deep dive on Independence Day, (1996). The siblings rehash what they loved about the alien blockbuster that came out the year Ross was born. Ross is drooling over Adam Baldwin, Carie gets weepy over the classic ending, and all the bad beginner audio mistakes two baby podcasters could make. Please enjoy our first ameteur "remaster" of the broadcast audio. Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-08-301h 27

Kicking & StreamingPlanet Terror or: How I Fell in Love with Rose McGowanThis week, the siblings close out Carie's birthday month with her favorite half of the Grindhouse relase, Planet Terror (2007). Rose McGowan and Freddy Rodriguez star in Freddy Rodriguez's blockbuster grindhouse feature in which the zombie apocolypse threatens the very fabric of humanity. Carie gets lost in Naveen Andrews' eyes and Ross cannot get over the statrical rollarcoster he is in for. Related Media: The Timeline of Harvey Weinstein; Fake Grindhouse Trailers; Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-08-231h 19

Kicking & StreamingKill Bill Vol. 2 or: How I Learned to Make a Man's Heart ExplodeSTRAP IN, FOLX, Ross is PISSED. This week the siblings break down the sequel to Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Vol. 1, (you guessed it), Kill Bill Vol. 2! This week, Ross expresses his extreme distaste for the movies lack of action, and Carie is hoarse with rage over Quentin Tarantino's poor decision-making, and the siblings speculate wildly on a possible third installment of the Kill Bill saga. We also find out why pirates REALLY wore eyepatches. Related Media: How Bill Keeps Us Hooked; 2021-08-161h 18

Kicking & StreamingKill Bill Vol. 1 or: How I Learned Revenge is a Dish Best Served ColdThis week, the siblings break down Carie's favorite Quentin Tarantino film, the Kill Bill franchise. The siblings will be coveirng both parts one and two of the saga of an assassin who seeks revenge against her former teammates for their crimes against her life. Carie is in rare form this week as we break down the senseless violence and timeless tale of revenge against garbage men. Ross can't get over the gushing blood effects and Carie gets full body goosebumps over the writing and soundtrack... Related Media: Hattori Hanzo Origin, Twisted Nerve (Original Clip) 2021-08-091h 13

Kicking & StreamingSin City or: How I Came to Enjoy Gratuitous ViolenceTo kick off birthday month, Carie has picked Sin City (2005), the adaptation of Frank Miller's popular graphic novel series about life in one of the most dangerous cities in fiction. Ross predictably drools over Clive Owen, Carie is giddy about the armed sexworkers, and Ross's limits are tested near the end of the narrative. Related Media: Making of Sin City Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-08-021h 23

Kicking & StreamingThe Iron Giant or: How I Learned to Choose My Own PathY'ALL THE BIG BABY TEARS ARE WELLIN'!!! Carie and Ross break down an early childhood favorite, Brad Bird's The Iron Giant. The siblings are aghast at the movie's conceptual depth, Ross lusts after more than one animated character, and Carie actually sobs at the end. Full on tears streaming out of her eyes. But then again, haven't we all? Related Media: If you'd like to hear our buddies, The Equelizers take a stab at an Iron Giant sequel, don't miss their episode entitled: The Iron Army (With Jessie Fleming) 2021-07-261h 14

Kicking & StreamingThe Patriot or: How I Came to Resent Mel GibsonThis week the siblings break down a truly traumatic movie from young adulthood, The Patriot (2000). Carie and Ross roll their eyes at Mel Gibson and his scene chewing, Ross cannot with the historical inaccuracies, and Carie is in love with Heath Ledger's ghost. Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-07-061h 15

Kicking & StreamingHairspray or: How I Learned I Deserve toTake Up SpaceTo finish off Pride Month the siblings rehash Ross's all-time favorite musical, Hairspray (2007). Ross geeks out over the music, Carie calls out Christopher Walken, and a gay time is had by all. Related Links: OPEN YOUR PURSE: Queer Charities/Nonprofits Supporting BLM & Communities of Color Indianapolis No Questions Asked Food Pantry Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-06-281h 20

Kicking & StreamingHowl's Moving Castle or: How I Learned About PacifismThe siblings are bookending their coverage of Ani-May with another Ghibli classic, Howl's Moving Castle (2004). Carie and Ross break down Hayao Miyazaki's adaptation of a book by Diana Wynne Jones, about a young witch, ignorant of her power, who must embark on a journey of growth and empowerment in order to save the wizard she loves from doom. Ross gets real sick of Howl real quick, and Carie falls in love all over again with the marvelous performances of the voice cast, including the legendary Lauren Bacall. Copyright Sorry Mom Productions 2021 2021-05-241h 20

Kicking & StreamingSailor Moon R: The Promise of the Rose or: How I Fell in Love with the Magical Girl GenreSorry in advance for the movie audio folx! This movie is mixed very poorly. The siblings are at their peak this week when they dissect a long-time childhood favorite, Sailor Moon R: The Promise of the Rose (1993). Carie is in rare form today, discussing the anime genre that gives her life, the magical girl genre. Ross is full of questions about the impossibly complex Sailor Moon universe, as well as speculation over whether Sailor Venus is an ideal captain for the Sailor Senshi. Carie attains her final form near the end, and the siblings hash out the difficulty of...2021-05-171h 21

Kicking & StreamingThe Hangover or How I Learned I Can't Handle Vegas (ft.Guest Host Gavin Pehler)This week we have a special guest host, Carie's better half, Gavin Pehler (@Big_G_Man1). While Ross is out sick, Gavin steps in to dissect a needlessly stressful movie about a group of men who lose big time in Las Vegas. Carie can't handle the toxic male energy, Gavin howls at the abusurd antics of the Wolfpack, and the pair are not too impressed with how an early phenomenon aged poorly. Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-04-121h 15

Kicking & StreamingBig Fish or: How I Learned Movies Can Gaslight YouOn this week’s episode, Carie drags Ross through another unseen favorite of hers, Big Fish (2003). Ross gets so sick of the main character so fast, Carie gets caught up in the romance of the story, and the siblings get whiplash with the nature of the crazy narrative of this story. Stay tuned until the end for a surprise appearance by K&S superfan, @uhhhchlo. Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-03-011h 18

Kicking & StreamingMy Best Friend's Wedding or: How I Learned Ross Loves Dermot MulroneyOn this week's episode, the siblings break down one of the most beloved romantic comedies of the 1990s, My Best Friend's Wedding (1997). Carie screams about Julia's Roberts' bad behavior, Ross simps hard for Dermot Mulroney, and the siblings ride the emotions about an actual film where you're meant to root for a character who actually tries to break up her best friend's marriage. Copyright 2021 Sorry Mom Productions 2021-02-151h 29

Kicking & StreamingChristmas with the Kranks or: How I Learned You Can't Escape ChristmasThis week, Carie & Ross break down a tone-deaf empty-nester fever dream in which a wealth suburban couple decides to opt out of Christmas in order to take a cruise instead. We've got scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis and Christmas comedian Tim Allen just trying to live their lives while the neighborhood leads a campaign against them with a cult mentality. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions 2020-12-071h 04

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: I Robot OuttakesOn this week’s Bonus Features, we’re on the cutting room floor with some I Robot outtakes, including the scene where Shia LaBeouf leads a citizen rebellion against the robots. Ross regales us with the anecdote about the time he spotted Jayden Smith in the wild. Carie brings up Ross’s driving anxieties. Ross hypothesizes how an actual apocalyptic event would start. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions 2020-10-0413 min

Kicking & StreamingRepo! The Genetic Opera or: How I Learned Goodfellas Can SingOn this week's episode, the siblings dust off an embarrassing obsession from Carie's teenage years. Carie finds herself defending a rock opera film that lost $8.5 million, Ross fangirls over Sarah Brightman, and Ross announces his first choice for his birthday month. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions ***DONATE TO BAIL FUNDS FOR PROTESTORS*** List of queer podcasts '12 excellent podcasts with black hosts for pop culture, politics, or history fans' Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: ...2020-08-241h 19

Kicking & StreamingLast Action Hero or: How I Learned to Laugh at Action MoviesThis week, Carie wheezes through one of her favorite meta movies, Last Action Hero (1993). Ross takes issue with the film's length and Carie gets lost in a tornado of action movie references. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions ***DONATE TO BAIL FUNDS FOR PROTESTORS*** List of queer podcasts '12 excellent podcasts with black hosts for pop culture, politics, or history fans' Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Ba...2020-08-171h 15

Kicking & StreamingHook or: How I Learned Never to Grow UpThis week's special extended episode is dedicated to the memory of Robin Williams. The siblings break down one of Carie's all-time favorites, Spielberg's Hook (1991). Ross fangirls over John William's brilliance, Carie gushes over the superb writing, and the siblings lament the loss of one of America's greatest comedians. Related Media: Lost Boys Remember Robin Williams (2016) Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions ***DONATE TO BAIL FUNDS FOR PROTESTORS*** List of queer podcasts '12 excellent podcasts with black hosts for pop culture, politics, or history fans' Her...2020-08-101h 27

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Chicken Run OuttakesOn this week's Bonus Features, Ross learns something new about Mel Gibson, Carie learns about Ross's only beef with his roommate, and Ross explains why he is technically a Scottish lord. ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) PDX Bail Project Fund The Sentencing Project ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking R...2020-07-2407 min

Kicking & StreamingChicken Run or: How I Learned to FlyOn this week's episode, Ross and Carie draw many parallels between Chicken Run and A Bug's Life. Carie loves the dark humor and Ross is predictably frustrated with the fact he has to talk about Mel Gibson. Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE D...2020-07-201h 12

Kicking & StreamingA Bug's Life or: How I Learned There is Strength in NumbersThis week we cover Pixar's A Bug's Life, a story of innovation and rebellion. It's not quite that serious, but Carie and Ross are definitely here for the bug humor. Ross discusses his exetensial love for Geri's Game and Carie can't deal with actual sociopath, Kevin Spacey. Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND...2020-07-131h 17

Kicking & StreamingThe Birdcage or: How I Learned Nathan Lane is an OnionThis week, Carie and Ross break down one of Ross's long-time favorites, The Birdcage (1996). We have Robin Williams in a mustache TWO WEEKS IN A ROW. Nathan Lane is incomporable as always, and CHRISTINE BARANSKI IS BACK! Carie does a lot of squeaking/slash screaming in this one. General content warning for homophobia, racism and general insufferable white-man fatigue. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots 2020-06-151h 16

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Titanic Trivia & Outtakes (Pt.2)On this week's Bonus Features, Carie & Ross laugh about the lighter moments in the second part of the episode. Carie gives a piece of trivia involving Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and Ross tells us about more of his favorite deleted scenes. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show @kickingandstreamingpodcast@gmail.com Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions 2020-04-1712 min

Kicking & StreamingTitanic or: How I Fell in Love with Historical Epics (Pt.2)On the conclusion of the siblings' coverage of Titanic (1997), Ross reflects on the bad behavior of the ship's line of command. Carie breaks Ross with a piece of trivia that involves lube. Ross contextualizes the disaster in the progression of American history. Related Media: Titanic (Alternate Ending); Titanic Cinemasins Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show at kickingandstreamignpodcast@gmail.com Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions 2020-04-131h 12

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: She's the Man OuttakesOn this week's Bonus Features, Carie and Ross hash some scenes from the cutting room floor. Carie asks Ross what he would do if he went undercover as her, and Ross tells an embarassing story about realizing Penelope Taynt was Amanda Bynes. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions 2020-03-2612 min

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Sleepless in Seattle OuttakesOn this week's Bonus Features, Ross learns what meta-humor is. Carie recounts a spooky situation involving a ventriloquism dummy. The siblings learn about the sleeping patterns of Seattlites. Ross offers his pick for best Winnie the Pooh character and Carie gets embarrassed over her love for Frasier. Related Media: Moonlight Wins Best Picture; The North Korea Polka - Weird Al Yankovic; Rosie O'Donnell in Grease '94' Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions 2020-02-0615 min

Kicking & StreamingHi From Hiatus!This week, the siblings are saying "Hi!" from hiatus! Carie & Ross play a little catch up on their respective holidays, talk about Tom Hooper's box office bomb, Cats, and finally annouce the first feature they'll be covering in 2020! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream, and please remember to go to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! There's never been a better time to tell us what you think of the show. Timecode AFTER Speak Out Game: 16:50 Related Media: Elaine Paige as Grizzabella; Betty Buckley as Grizzabella 2020-01-2046 min

Kicking & StreamingThe Holiday or: How I Developed a Crush on Jack BlackFor the last show of the season, Carie & Ross break down Ross's favorite romantic comedy of all time, The Holiday (2006). Carie gets frustrated about being attracted to Jack Black, Ross underlines the circular nature of the plot, and the siblings cannot contain their emotions for the effervescent Kate Winslet. Don't forget, everyone! We're having a contest through the end of December! Everyone who writes us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts in December will be entered into a drawing to see who will choose the first feature we cover in 2020! You can find us on Tw...2019-12-231h 14

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: The Nightmare Before Xmas OuttakesHappy off-week, lil onions! On this week's outtakes, Ross provides more background on the production of Nightmare, as well as a brief lesson on the plight of Rosemary Kennedy. Carie postulates which holiday mascot she would be, and becomes fussy when Ross insists on bringing out her least favorite running bit. Related Media: The Making of The Nightmare Before Christmas Stay tuned next week for our coverage of one of Carie's personal faves, The Stepford Wives (2004). If you haven't done so yet, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, and be sure to follow t...2019-11-1820 min

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: The Blair Witch Project OuttakesOn this week's outtakes, Ross freaks Carie out with his Pennywise impression, Carie puts her pretentious film scholar hat on, and Ross speculates that Iggy Azaelea might be the Blair Witch. Related Media: Irony (sans audio, because of a song I used, but the visuals are still hilariously bad) Related Media: Blair Witch Lore Timeline Folx! Don't forget to get over to our Twitter, where you can vote on what feature you'd like us to cover next! The poll closes Friday. And if you haven't done so yet, head over to Apple Podcasts an...2019-10-3011 min

Kicking & StreamingThe Blair Witch Project or: How I Fell In Love With Found Footage FilmsThis week, Carie & Ross take a deep dive into the Blair Witch Project. Carie gushes over the marketing campaign to end all marketing campaigns in the infant days of the internet, Ross grows frustrated with the sight of tree trunks and leaves, and the siblings discuss their opinions on the film theory that the Blair Witch never existed at all. Get on over to Twitter and vote in our poll about what you'd like our next feature to be! @kicknstream Thank you again to everyone who's been listening so far! Don't forget to go over to...2019-10-291h 01

Kicking & StreamingCasper or: How I Learned to Be Comfortable with the Concept of DeathThis week, Carie & Ross cover Casper, the 1995 Halloween classic that also mysteriously came out at the end of spring. The siblings gush of the gratuitous cameos, discuss ghost physics, and bond over how this movie made them more content with the idea of dying someday. Don't forget to go over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review if you haven't done so already! And follow us @kicknstream on the Twitter! Copyright 2019 @ Sorry Mom Productions 2019-10-211h 06

Kicking & StreamingFeaturette: Ross is Being HauntedJust in time for the spooky season, Ross regales us with the spooky events that have been taking place since he moved out on his own into a house that was built in the 1940's. 2019-10-1304 min

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Hocus Pocus OuttakesOn this week's bonus features, Ross has to explain to Carie what "lean" is, Carie explains why she thinks she'd make the perfect house cat, and the siblings walk down memory lane to that time when they had to get married in front of an audience during their time in their community theater production of The Drowsy Chaperone. Don't forget follow Kicking & Streaming on Twitter and to leave us an Apple Podcasts review! Also don't forget to check out the Equelizers Podcast! Stay tuned next week for our visceral discussion on Silent Hill (2006). See you t...2019-10-1108 min

Kicking & StreamingHocus Pocus or: How I Learned the Value of SiblinghoodThis week, Carie & Ross explore the Halloween staple, Hocus Pocus (1993). We discuss some of the more tame childhood trauma that early 90's movies had to offer, discuss the ins and outs of fictional witch culture, and Carie makes an on-air apology to Ross for acting like a jerk to him when they were kids. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and head over to Apple Podcasts to leave us a review. Stay spooky, little onions. Related Media: The Equelizers Podcast Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions 2019-10-081h 08

Kicking & StreamingMrs. Doubtfire or: How I Fell in Love With Robin WilliamsOn this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming, Carie & Ross find themselves nostalgic for the hay day of beloved actor Robin Williams. Covering the 1993 classic Mrs. Doubtfire, the siblings discuss why it's important to not marry right out of high school, speculate about the shelved sequel, and ramble in awe of Robin Williams' ability to have conversations with himself. Don't forget to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Podbean! It helps grow our audience by helping other listeners find us! And if you haven't done so yet, go follow the show on Twitter at @kicknstream! ...2019-09-231h 14

Kicking & StreamingFeaturette: The September IssueOn this week's bonus features, Carie & Ross flip through the 2019 September issue of Vogue magazine: Pros: Great profile on Tom Ford, non-binary representation, unnecessary giraffes. Cons: Taylor goddamn Swift. Stay tuned for the outtakes from our latest episode on The Devil Wears Prada! Don't forget to download, follow us on Twitter, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions 2019-09-1808 min

Kicking & StreamingFeaturette: Carie & Ross Do Movie Trivia!Since we're off this week, we wanted to drop you guys a short bonus episode to tide you over until next week. We'll be covering The Devil Wears Prada next week, so stay tuned! In the meantime, head on over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! In this featurette, Carie & Ross play a movie quotes trivia game. How many did you get right? Tweet us your score @kicknstream on Twitter! Don't forget to download and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions 2019-09-1104 min

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Grease 2 OuttakesDon't miss these hilarious bonus features: Carie and Ross argue over whether or not Wil Wheaton was in Malcolm in the Middle, Ross experiences more than one Freudian slip, and Carie cannot handle Ross's inopportune sniffing. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions 2019-08-2213 min

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Ross Stars in Shrek the MusicalClick to listen to Ross's journey of self-discovery through his involvement in Shrek the Musical in his high school theater troupe. Also: Carie doesn't know what spirit gum is. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions 2019-08-0509 min

Kicking & StreamingShrek or: How I Learned That True Love Isn't PerfectThis week we examine the 2001 Dreamworks flagship project Shrek. As the source material for infamous memes and iconic moments in turn-of-the-century animation, Carie & Ross discuss how this important movie shaped the way they viewed relationships in their formative years. Also, how have Fiona and Dragon never hashed out the fact that Dragon held her prisoner? That and much more on this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions 2019-08-051h 14

Kicking & StreamingBonus Features: Ross's Independence Day Resurgence RantRoss has a lot of strong feelings about the 2016 sequel Independence Day: Resurgence. At the risk of his blood pressure spiking, Ross explains how the creative team did him so wrong. 2019-07-2609 min

Kicking & StreamingFeaturette: Our First Mic CheckListen to Carie and Ross do the audio equivalent of a newborn fawn staggering to a standing position for the first time in its fragile existence. Carie struggles with the microphone specs, while Ross ruminates on the composition of a traditional English breakfast. Also, whatever happened to Coco on the Golden Girls? 2019-07-1404 min