Feminist Frequency Radio Podcast
1) FFR 264: ALL THAT JAZZ
Is this the first "perfect" movie we've covered on this podcast? This was Kat's first time watching Bob Fosse's 1979 self-referential musical drama All That Jazz, one of A.C.'s absolute favorites.
2) FFR 263: GUYS AND DOLLS
For the first full episode of our new "Musical Mayhem" season, we watched GUYS AND DOLLS. The gender dynamics in this movie feel like they'd be right at home in today's "trad wife" resurgence...
3) FFR 262.5: MUSICAL MAYHEM Season Preview
Feminist Frequency Radio is returning with an all-new season, being critical of the media we love while tapping our toes: the screen musical.
4) FFR 262: Chasing Chasing Amy featuring Sav Rodgers
A.C. and Kat are joined by director Sav Rodgers to discuss his documentary feature debut, CHASING CHASING AMY, and the complicated legacy of its subject matter, Kevin Smith's 1997 film CHASING AMY.
5) FFR 261: Wicked: Part One
A.C. and Kat are back from their first semester at Shiz University for winter break, and we just had to talk about Jon M. Chu's blockbuster Broadway adaptation of WICKED: PART ONE!
6) FFR Bonus: Rapid-Fire Recaps + Gelée
Kat's sick, so she & AC could only record a mini ep this week. We discuss what we watched over the holiday break, plus AC's new zine: Gelée!
7) FFR 260: Buffy the Vampire Slayer featuring Margaret Wappler
Luke Perry biographer Margaret Wappler joined us for a discussion of the 1992 action comedy BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER.
8) FFR 259: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas featuring Tara Giancaspro
Writer and musician Tara Giancaspro joins Kat and A.C. for a rootin' tootin' rip-roarin' review of the Dolly Parton-starring 1982 movie musical THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS.
9) FFR 258: The Substance featuring Anita Sarkeesian
Anita Sarkeesian returns to the podcast this week to discuss Coralie Fargeat's buzzy body horror film THE SUBSTANCE, starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley.
10) FFR 257: The Children's Hour
Film critic Alonso Duralde returns! He recently published HOLLYWOOD PRIDE, so what better film for us to watch than the 1961 opus of lesbian shame, THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.