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Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#23. Improving quality of life - managing P.E.M. and moving towards stability with O.T. Amy MooneyAmy Mooney’s aim is to improve the quality of life for her patients. She is an occupational therapist specialising in the treatment of conditions that cause post-exertional malaise (PEM) and their comorbidities – working with patients with ME/CFS, Long Covid, Ehlers Danlos, fibromyalgia, dysautonomia, POTS, and MCAS.
Operating from a place of huge empathy and understanding – she is also a mother of a child with these conditions – Mooney focuses on the individual needs of patients, creating personalised strategies to move patients out of a constant fight for survival, and into a situation in which they can start to i...
2025-09-301h 03
Aging Vibrantly : Conversations to Empower SeniorsWills and Navigating Undue InfluenceOn this episode of Aging Vibrantly, we demystify the world of wills and undue influence in estate planning. Understanding the legalities of a will, undue influence and court proceedings can be complex. So, we speak to two lawyers, Joanna Weiss, and Emily Caza from Whaley Estate Litigation Partners (WEL Partners) to help us break down these issues and to clarify the following issues: What exactly is a will, and why do you need one What happens when you do not have a Will The differences between a Will, Power of Attorney, Executor and Attorney Having Capacity...
2025-09-251h 09
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#22 Vagus Nerve & inflammation: the body’s healing reflex with Dr. Kevin TraceyDr. Kevin Tracey is a pioneer in understanding the molecular basis of inflammation, and identifying the way in which neurons control the immune system via the Vagus Nerve. A neurosurgeon, scientist and entrepreneur, he is CEO of Feinstein Institutes, New York, where they bridge neuroscience, molecular biology and biomedical engineering. His lab’s discoveries led to the first clinical trials in neuromodulating devices paving the way for a new field, termed bioelectronic medicine.
In his new book “The Great Nerve, the new science of the Vagus Nerve and how to harness its healing reflexes” he has distilled his re...
2025-09-1549 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#21 Living life with energy-limiting conditions - Personal wins & perspective, with Gez Medinger & Emily Kate StephensIn a change to our usual format, this week Emily Kate Stephens sits down with fellow journalist, podcaster and chronic illness sufferer, Gez Medinger to explore their personal anecdotes and discuss the strategies that have made a difference in the trajectory of their health.
Between them, over the last five years of their illnesses, they have interviewed hundreds of experts to unravel the science and medical advancements in Long Covid and other energy-limiting conditions. In this episode they discuss, reflect on and explore the ways in which they have applied all that they have learned to shape t...
2025-08-2740 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#20 Practical guide to pacing and managing Post Exertional Malaise (PEM) with Dr Melanie Hoppers, Bateman Horne CenterBateman Horne Center internist and paediatrician, Dr Melanie Hoppers, has always been driven to approach her patients’ treatment with a holistic strategy, combining first line medicines with lifestyle, diet, stress reduction and movement. But in 2015, when her daughter became sick with ME/CFS, it became an even more personal mission to understand, treat and create frameworks to assist people with chronic illness.
Under the guidance of Dr Lucinda Bateman, and drawing on the expertise of her colleagues at the Bateman Horne Center, Dr Hoppers has ploughed her energy into helping patients to understand their conditions and their bod...
2025-08-141h 04
Lights Up!The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-TimeA Murder, a Mystery, a Discovery. The incredible story of Christopher and his courage, Cait and Frances host four members of a terrific cast: Harry, Elly, Aidan and Sabrina.The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, is the bestselling original novel by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens for the stage, and directed at Putney Theatre by Frances Bodiam.The dog is dead. Pierced with a garden fork. Standing on the lawn in the middle of the night beside Wellington is fifteen-year-old Christopher. His neighbour and the police believe he is responsible.
2025-08-1419 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#19 Female hormones and the immune system, with Abigail GoodshipAnalysis of wearable data gathered from the Visible app found that symptoms in Long Covid and ME/CFS fluctuated considerably in-line with the menstrual cycle, in a new study from Imperial College (currently in pre-print).
In this week’s episode Abigail Goodship, a biomedical scientist at Imperial College, responsible for scrutinizing the data from almost 4000 women, talks us through the findings of the study, which corroborates something which women have been anecdotally reporting for years, and gives us insights into how we might be able to manipulate hormones and work with our cycles to live a more ba...
2025-07-3047 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#18 Leading research, delivering hope: The Open Medicine Foundation’s mission with Linda TannenbaumThe Open Medicine Foundation is the world’s largest non-profit aimed at diagnosing, treating and preventing complex chronic disease.
This week, founder and CEO Linda Tannenbaum joins Emily Kate Stephens to discuss the OMF’s work, delivering collaborative research from some of the world’s leading scientists, and offering hope to millions.
Now with six specialised centers operating out of leading institutions, from the ME/CFS Collaborative Research Center at Stanford to Harvard, to the University of Melbourne, Tannenbaum has overseen more than 68 projects to try and understand these life-changing conditions. In today’s episode she expla...
2025-07-111h 05
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#17 PEM: measuring the threshold and understanding the cause with Dr. Rob WüstWhat is the threshold over which PEM is induced in chronic illness? This is a hugely important question for sufferers, and one for which Rob Wüst is trying to find an answer.
Assistant Professor in Musculoskeletal Health and Physiology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Dr. Rob Wüst is able to see the physiological impact of Long Covid and ME/CFS in skeletal muscle abnormalities.
In his latest study (currently in preprint) he finds that “Skeletal muscle properties in long COVID and ME/CFS differ from those induced by bed rest”, and the abnormalities that he...
2025-06-3038 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#16 Why are women more susceptible to complex illness? Predicting chronic conditions with Michal Caspi Tal PhDThis week’s episode takes us on an exploration of the exciting work coming out of M.I.T’s Biological Engineering teams into understanding infection-associated illnesses and the emerging field of menstruation science.
Emily Kate Stephens is joined by Dr Michal Caspi Tal, Principal Scientist of the Tal Research Group and Associate Scientific Director at the Center for Gynepathology Research. She is responsible for innovative research seeking answers about the the overlap between infection, immune dysregulation, and chronic illness; alongside
2025-06-1356 min
Lee for Breakfast - Triple M Darling Downs 864Lee For Breakfast - Catch Up Podcast - May 28 2025Here’s what you missed last week You may have seen him on booktok, the bachelor or even the footy field. We spoke to Luke Bateman about his two new fantasy books. He tells all about how he got into it. Last weekend, the all-so successful LifeFlight Gala had raised over $1 Million dollars with a lifechanging contribution from Clive Berghofer. We spoke to the Regional Advisory Committee Chair for the Darling Downs, Emily O’Sullivan. Hang Ya Boss Out to Dry, Mark Munro comes on air to advocate for supporting Toowoomba Hospice. 6-9am o...
2025-05-2844 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#15 Monoclonal Antibodies and the Future of Complex Illness Treatment with Dr Nancy KlimasA new clinical trial is underway to test a monoclonal antibody as a treatment for Long Covid.
In this week’s episode Emily Kate Stephens sits down with Dr Nancy Klimas at Nova Southeastern University (NSU), Florida, to discuss the trial alongside the groundbreaking research and integrative care, that is taking place at the Institute for Neuro-Immune Medicine, looking at Long Covid, ME/CFS and other complex conditions.
The trial, a collaboration between Nova Southeastern University and the Schmidt Initiative for Long Covid, will use an AstraZeneca drug, which is already approved for COVID-19 prevention in...
2025-05-2756 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#14. Wearable technology and patient-led innovation with Dr. David PutrinoData gathered from wearable technology can warn of impending symptom exacerbation in complex chronic illness a new study has found.
In this week’s episode Dr. David Putrino discusses the findings. He, in collaboration with leading immunologists, microbiologists and data scientists, tracked data points from 5000 Visible app users (who enrolled in the study) to establish that HRV and resting heart rate can be used to predict a crash. Analyzing more than 55,000 readings over 1000 days they were able to see changes in the autonomic nervous system of contributors using this biometric data. The largest study of its kind, these...
2025-05-0949 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#13 The role of Mast Cells in complex illness: what they are and how to calm them with Dr. Theoharis TheoharidesDr. Theoharis Theoharides ‘The Mast Cell Master’ has been at the forefront of mast cell research for over 30 years. A renowned expert in allergy, neuroinflammation, and mast cell biology, his work centers on understanding the regulation of these critical immune cells. His extensive studies explore their fundamental role in the body, the mechanisms behind their activation and inhibition, and their involvement in a wide range of conditions—from asthma and eczema to neuroinflammatory disorders and complex chronic illnesses.
In this week’s episode, we delve into the role of mast cells in complex chronic disease. Dr. Theoharides explains...
2025-04-2259 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#12 "Chronic Overlapping Pain Conditions" in ME/CFS, new insights with the C.D.C’s Dr Elizabeth Unger, Yang Chen & Elizabeth FallThe U.S.A.’s Centre for Disease Control (C.D.C)
2025-03-2748 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#11 Post-Pandemic prevalence of ME/CFS - what we can learn from the increase with Suzanne Vernon, PhDIn her latest paper Suzanne Vernon, PhD, Scientific Director at the Bateman Horne Center, reveals that ME/CFS prevalence is now 15 times higher than pre-pandemic estimates.
The study, carried out by the RECOVER initiative, and published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine confirmed that ME/CFS has a 4.5% prevalence among those who did not recover from COVID-19, and forms the most severe subtype of Long Covid. Whilst not all Long Covid patients will fulfil the criteria for ME/CFS, the ability to study the conditions in parallel and at the point at which they cross over i...
2025-02-2856 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#10 Staying connected (Part 2): Dealing with isolation and limitations in complex illness with Suzy BoltWhen Suzy Bolt developed Long Covid in 2020 she searched for ways to understand her condition and began to create an online community of like-minded people traversing similar health situations. From her dark bedroom she found many others looking for answers, validation and ideas to help them navigate their illnesses, and from this she started to develop her holistic program.
Drawing on her background in counselling, yoga and neuro-linguistic programming - alongside her own experience of illness - Suzy launched an online platform in September 2020 to help people with post-viral and energy-limiting conditions. Her Rest, Repair, Recover program pr...
2025-02-1134 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#9 Staying connected (Part 1): Dealing with isolation and limitations in complex illness with Suzy BoltWhen Suzy Bolt developed Long Covid in 2020 she searched for ways to understand her condition and began to create an online community of like-minded people traversing similar health situations. From her dark bedroom she found many others looking for answers, validation and ideas to help them navigate their illnesses, and from this she started to develop her holistic program.
Drawing on her background in counselling, yoga and neuro-linguistic programming - alongside her own experience of illness - Suzy launched an online platform in September 2020 to help people with post-viral and energy-limiting conditions. Her Rest, Repair, Recover program pr...
2025-02-1146 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#8 Exploring the drivers of post-infectious illness, with Harvard Neuroimmunologist Michael VanElzakker, PhDDr. Michael VanElzakker’s mission is to identify the individual drivers of post-viral illnesses. “How do you find something when you don’t know what you’re looking for?” he asks, believing that COVID-19, whilst a disaster for humanity, is giving us the opportunity to establish practises to identify those unknowns and establish more unbiased research methodologies.
Whilst ME/CFS encompasses huge numbers of people who have a shared end point in their symptom sets, VanElzakker believes that we need to seize this moment of Long Covid - where we know what the pathogenic driver is - to develop...
2025-01-2151 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#7 Discovering new treatments for Brain Fog with Yale M.D. Arman Fesharaki-ZadehArman Fesharaki-Zadeh is a behavioural neurologist and a neuropscychiatrist whose primary focus has been treating patients with cognitive deficits – from Alzheimer’s to Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Since 2020 a considerable portion of his clinic at Yale Medicine have been Long Covid patients and he noticed similarities in symptoms with post-concussive syndrome and other neuroinflammatory conditions.
Working with Professor Amy Arnsten (and referenced in our previous episode), Dr Fesharaki-Zadeh has developed a treatment regimen using Guanfacine and N-acetylcysteine that he found to be effective in improving prefrontal cortical function in TBI. Taking their knowledge from these patients and applyi...
2025-01-0345 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#6 The Science of Stress: Exploring Brain Function, Inflammation, and Cognitive Health with Yale Prof. Amy ArnstenAmy Arnsten, PhD, is a Professor of both Neuroscience and Psychology at Yale University, where she runs her own lab which studies and teaches about the brain’s higher cortical circuits and their molecular regulation.
In this week’s episode we discuss Prof. Arnsten’s recent paper published in Biological Psychiatry looking at the impact of stress (both physical and mental) and inflammation on the prefrontal cortex, an area of the brain with implications in a range of conditions from depression and schizophrenia, to Alzheimer's and Long Covid.
Arnsten explains how she and her lab are ab...
2024-12-0948 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#5 How our understanding of ME/CFS, fatigue and pain has progressed over the past decade with Lucinda Bateman M.D.Lucinda Bateman, M.D. has been seeing patients, learning about, and educating about ME/CFS and fibromyalgia for decades. She is Chief Medical Officer of the Bateman Horne Center, Salt Lake City, whose mission is “improving access to informed health care for individuals with ME/CFS, Long COVID, and fibromyalgia by translating clinical expertise into medical education and research initiatives”.
Dr. Bateman was one of the researchers responsible for the National Academy of Medicine’s 2015 report on ME/CFS, a seminal paper that helped define the diagnostic criteria for ME / CFS. Since then she has authored innumerable papers...
2024-11-2055 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#4 Balancing the autonomic nervous system with Dr Boon Lim (Part 2)In this week’s episode renowned cardiologist Dr. Boon Lim returns for Part 2 of the conversation with Emily Kate Stephens, presenting three clarifying analogies to represent a wider view of the impact of acute stress on the autonomic nervous system, and its role in complex chronic illness.
Dr. Boon Lim uses the poem The Blind Man and the Elephant to exemplify the need for us and our medical practioners to approach chronic illness by looking at the body and mind as a whole rather than individual parts. He describes the body affected by Long Covid as a fac...
2024-11-0448 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#3 Brain Fog not ‘just in your mind’: new insights into physical markers of Cognitive Impairment with Dr William HuDirector for the Center for Healthy Aging Research at the Rutgers Institute for Health, Dr William Hu is a cognitive neurologist: he studies and treats patients whose thinking is affected by disease.
Typically Dr Hu was dealing with Alzheimer's and related dementias in patients who were cognitively ageing whilst otherwise healthy, and those whose cognition was affected by their illness such as HIV or MS. But since the Covid pandemic began, Dr Hu started seeing large numbers of patients whose ‘brain fog’ was sufficiently severe that they suspected they had early onset Alzheimer's, along with those who knew...
2024-10-2350 min
The SpillNicole Kidman Is A ‘Bully’ And North West’s Viral InterviewIn devastating news, Andrew Garfield and Kate Tomas have broken up. But since Kate is a self-proclaimed witch, things just got a little more complicated.And a video of Nicole Kidman seemingly pushing away Salma Hayek at a fashion show has gone viral, but as always, there’s so much more to this story.Plus, North West has been interviewed by her mum Kim Kardashian and there are some truly unhinged moments buried in their conversation. But as new allegations against Kanye West come to light, an uncomfortable conversion has emerged.THE END BI...
2024-10-1522 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#2 How heart rate and symptoms are connected with Cardiologist Dr Boon LimCardiologist Dr Boon Lim describes himself as an electrician of the heart. Extremely experienced in surgically repairing heart rhythms, he is also an expert in treating Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and related autonomic conditions. His approach to the diagnosis and treatment of both the symptoms and pathophysiology of these disorders is refreshing – nuanced and holistic.
In this week’s episode, which is Part 1. of this interview, Dr Boon Lim discusses the challenges that are faced by patients with this autonomic dysfunction, and the methods he uses to assess – the tilt table test combined with a detailed patient...
2024-10-0345 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness ExploredUnderstanding POTS with Dr Boon LimCardiologist Dr Boon Lim describes himself as an electrician of the heart. Extremely experienced in surgically repairing heart rhythms, he is also an expert in treating Post Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and related autonomic conditions. His approach to the diagnosis and treatment of both the symptoms and pathophysiology of these disorders is refreshing – nuanced and holistic.
In this week’s episode, which is Part 1. of this interview, Dr Boon Lim discusses the challenges that are faced by patients with this autonomic dysfunction, and the methods he uses to assess – the tilt table test combined with a detailed patient...
2024-10-0246 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness Explored#1 Patient Power: scientific and policy progress with Patient Led Research Collaborative (PLRC)The Patient-Led Research Collaborative (PLRC) are a group of patient researchers who aim to facilitate patient-led research into infection-associated chronic conditions. Since their inception they have published numerous papers and articles including a complete review of the Long Covid findings in January 2023 in Nature, an article on designing clinical trials in Life Sciences and on the impacts on female reproductive health in Frontiers. They have worked with the CDC, the NIH, the WHO, and collaborated with Yale, Imperial and UCL.
In this week’s interview with PLRC’s Hannah Davis and Lisa McCorkell we discuss their organisation’s achiev...
2024-09-1840 min
Make Visible: Complex Chronic Illness ExploredMake Visible: TrailerIntroducing Make Visible, the podcast shining a light on complex chronic illness.
Join us every two weeks as journalist Emily Kate Stephens uses her experience of living with an energy limiting condition to bring us the latest research and insights from the world’s leading experts, scientists and healthcare professionals. Including ME/CFS, Long Covid, EDS, Fibromyalgia, POTS, and more, we delve into the science of invisible illness.
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2024-09-1102 min
The Busy Romnivores9: We've Gone Country!Just look at these books!The prompt for this episode is: 90s Country Music**There are spoilers in this episode.**Haley phoned in The Pucking Wrong Number by C.R. Jane (Song: Callin’ Baton Rouge by Garth Brooks / 1993)Kristen heats things up at Rut Bar by Alexis B. Osborne (Song: Neon Moon by Brooks & Dunn / 1991)Marianna cleans up with After Hours on Milagro Street by Angelina M. Lopez (Song: Dust on the Bottle by David Lee Murphy / 1994)...
2024-03-262h 25
The HEA Book Club: Reading Romance with FriendsEp. 36: Catfished By Shirtless Cowboys with Rachel @FitTeacherRachel | Small Town RomancesEp. 36: Catfished By Shirtless Cowboys with Rachel @FitTeacherRachel | Small Town Romances
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Summer and Kelsey sit down with (unofficial) spicy booktok founding member, Rachel Baldwin from @FitTeacherRachel to chat about small town romances and sexy cowboys. Summer reads a book that leaves everyone shook with a surprise threesome with twins and we all get a lesson on snowballing and breeding kink–but please don’t fact check us!
Rachel breaks down her science...
2022-10-051h 09
TLC Sessions - Living with Long CovidLet's start the conversation - Long CovidSometimes it just takes two people to start the national conversation. Noreen Jameel and Emily Kate Stephens talk about what it's like to live with Long Covid and what inspired them to create this podcast.Living with Long Covid? How was your week?Website - https://www.tlcsessions.net/Twitter - @SessionsTlc https://twitter.com/sessionstlcInsta - @tlcsessions https://www.instagram.com/tlcsessions
2021-07-0226 min
Marginally Geeky ShowEp 49 - Escape from Virtual Island / More Bedtime Stories for Cynics / Heads Will RollThis month we’re doing something a little different. Not only are we discussing three books instead of one, we’re discussing three free books that come with an Audible subscription. The first is Escape from Virtual Island by John Lutz and read by Paul Rudd, Jack McBrayer, Jane Krakowski and a top notch cast. When a guest goes missing in the virtual simulation, a group of employees has to go in and try to track him down. The second is More Bedtime Stories for Cynics by several authors and read by Nick Offerman, Sir Patrick Stewart, Jane Lynch and...
2021-05-0355 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast#1184 Music by Emily Linge (writer Simon Cheshire), Willow Stephens & Matthew Grant, Cayla Brooke, Ananda Duo, The 3D Jazz Trio, ,Kate Magdalena, Ann-Marita, Laini Risto, The Tanya Wills Quartet, Suzanne Roux, Yvette Medina, Ana O'Brien, Katherine Moller,To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Emily Linge (writer Simon Cheshire) - Yes We Know It's Christmastime Willow Stephens & Matthew Grant - This Christmas Cayla Brooke - Christmas With Love Ananda Duo - Angels We Have Heard on High The 3D Jazz Trio - Up On The Housetop Kate Magdalena - It Came Upon A Midnight Clear Ann-Marita - Christmas With You Laini Risto - O Come, O Come Emmanuel, We Three Kings The Tanya Wills Quartet - Waitin To Be Kissed Suzanne Roux - Memory Key Yve...
2020-12-0459 min
The Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #327- Twin Peaks Season 3 with Emily L. StephensWe’re heading into the end of the calendar year, and with The 2017 List-ening looming, it’s the perfect time to revisit one of the year’s most fascinating and puzzling entries, the return of Twin Peaks. Joining Kate to break down the alternately confusing and compelling season is friend of the show Emily L. Stephens of The A.V. Club. Before we dive into the strange world of Frost and Lynch, however, there’s a very full week of TV to discuss.First Noel and Kate look at the comedies, including the holiday returns of Psych and Supe...
2017-12-0900 minThe Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #252- Lady Dynamite Season 1 with Emily L. StephensSeason Spotlight: Lady Dynamite Season 1 with Emily L. Stephens (1:28:42) /// Our Week in Reality and Comedy: The $100,000 Pyramid and Match Game premieres (3:53) // Celebrity Family Feud premiere (15:02) // Silicon Valley finale (22:05) // Veep finale (23:35) // Angie Tribeca (30:39) /// Our Week in Genre and Drama: Game of Thrones finale (36:37) // Greenleaf (56:32) // BrainDead (59:21) // UnREAL (1:11:00)
2016-07-0300 minThe Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #250- The Americans Season 4 with Emily L. Stephens and Dennis PerkinsSeason Spotlight: The Americans Season 4 with Emily L. Stephens and Dennis Perkins (2:02:33) /// Our Week in Reality and Comedy: The Tony Awards (10:58) // O.J. Simpson: Made in America (23:42) // Another Period premiere (26:23) // Wrecked premiere (30:04) // Uncle Buck premiere (35:16) // The Mindy Project (37:03) // Comedy Bang Bang (42:48) // Silicon Valley (48:36) // Veep (56:10) // Full Frontal with Samantha Bee (1:04:27) // Inside Amy Schumer finale (1:11:49) /// Our Week in Drama and Genre: BrainDead premiere (1:26:05) // Animal Kingdom premiere (1:31:00) // UnREAL (1:33:38) // Outlander (1:35:11) // Penny Dreadful (1:36:05) // Outcast (1:50:25) // Orphan Black finale (1:55:07)
2016-06-1900 minThe Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #242- Alfred Hitchcock Presents with Emily L. StephensDVD Shelf: Alfred Hitchcock Presents with Emily L. Stephens (2:11:46) /// Our Week in Comedy: Preview Veep Season 5 (6:46) // Girls finale (9:21) // Time Traveling Bong (11:58) // Inside Amy Schumer premiere (15:04) // Jane the Virgin (20:48) // Brooklyn Nine-Nine finale (24:47) // Broad City finale (28:06) // Crazy Ex-Girlfriend finale (32:59) /// Our Week in Drama: The Night Manager premiere (43:59) // The Path (53:04) // Underground (1:04:52) /// Our Week in Genre: Supergirl finale (1:22:43) // Orphan Black premiere (1:41:04) // Outlander (1:43:22) // Adventure Time (1:44:59) // The Flash (1:48:35) // The 100 (2:01:07)
2016-04-2400 minThe Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #225- Top 20 TV Series of 2015The List-ening has begun! Kate is joined by her new cohost, Noel Kirkpatrick of TV.com, to count down, argue about, slather praise upon, and generally geek out about our top 20 shows of 2015. Adding to the fun are some of the year’s best musical moments and a few thoughts from previous guest cohosts Elena Rivera, Emily L. Stephens, and David Bax. Count down with Noel and Kate, then let us know your picks for the best TV of 2015! //
BEWARE: SPOILERS for each of these shows AHEAD //
#20–#11 (3:32–26:16): The Flash, The Great British Bake Off, Elementary, Master of None, iZombie, Last Week T...
2015-12-2300 min
The Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #209- Monty Python’s Flying Circus with Emily L. StephensThis week on the podcast, Emily L. Stephens of The A.V. Club joins Kate to discuss an entertaining week in TV, including a preview of Drunk History season three and interesting episodes of Married, Rick and Morty, and Review. Kate also takes another look at The Carmichael Show and Kate and Emily talk Mr. Robot, ...
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2015-09-0100 minThe Televerse (mp3)The Televerse #184- Columbo with Emily L. StephensAfter last week’s marathon podcast, we keep things a bit more manageable this time, focusing on the week’s most memorable TV. First up are the comedies, including the a quick look at season one of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the season finale of Togetherness, and yet another pair of strong episodes from Girls and Looking. ...
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2015-03-1000 min